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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
BOXING is GREAT. BUT. All!
ACTING'S ART-GEORGES
Carpenter Turns to Movies as Out.
let for Emotions

Georges Carpenter is artistic. More
than that. he is dramatic. lie feels
his artistic and dramatic temperament
surging within him. and he needs must
have an outlet for his emotions. He
admits II.
Georges Carpenter is an actor. He's
in the movies. II" admits It. More
than that. he brngS Of it.
Georges Carpenter is a boxer. More
than that, he is the light -hcavywcight
champion Of the world. He admits it,
too. II he's cOrnercd.
The French idol is engaged in films
in London. He would rather be n good
motor than worlds heavyweight CHAM
pion.
boxing Is great life" he snid
recently. "but acting Is art. ! like 70
act have always felt the call to act.
The artistic things of life appeal to me.
My temperament. am told. Is drn :
matte. ] nm sure I should rather be
q good actor than anything In tn,
world. II is wonderful to interpret
life--all tn" emotions and experiences
with which real life ahorntis. enjoy
1t and am looking forward with grra,
! interest 10 developing my dramatic
career. Boxing? Oh. 7 think little o,
il now. ] am concerned with learning
all the rules Of acting and improvin:
my EngliSh.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
MANY TENNIS
IN j. s. TOURNEY
Bill TiIden Says Bill Johnston Is
the Outstanding Figure
Of the Year
EXPECTS MOLLA TO REPEAT
BY WILLIAM T. TILDEN. I'd
National Tennis Champion

The great tournaments OF the tennis
year are nt hand. Already the Euro
pcan season is almost over and America
is awaiting the final dash. Let us glance
at the situation for Il moment from its
many and varied aspects in this coun-
try.
The Davis Cup challenge round is al
most n certainty for Australia. The
default Of japan. owing to kumagae S
inability TO play. removed Australia $
only rival. so that the remaining matches
nrc more or less n matter OF form until
the Antipodeans meet the Americans
September at Forest Hills.
The outstanding figure of the year to
date is little Bill Johnston. His mag
nificent play on the Pacific Coast pre-
sagcs n great year in the East for the
marvellous little star. His return is
eagerly awaited.
Vincent Richards. Dick Williams and
Wally WnShburn are their accustomed
selves. Nothing particularly startling
as 10 form has been revealed.
Wallace johnson seems to mo to be
in better form oven than last year. HIS
match with me in the finals OF the Phil-
adelphia championship. when he led me
two sets and four all: saw Johnson at
his very best. He will he Il hard nut
for any PLAYER TO crack this season.
Lawrence Rice has not quite fulfilled
his promise Of the winter. Arnold W.
Jones, of Yale seems to outrank the
Junior field by nearly class, ns did
Richards in previous seasons.
Ien2o ShmiG2u. who Is now with uH
in America. appears to me TO be even
better this year than last. lie Is lUsl
as steady and accurate, absolutely ln-
firing and is gaining in a2gresslven"ss.
He is even coming to the net and vollry-
ing. His development is following th"
.amc lines a. did Kumagac's In his las,
years in this country.
let mc offer wild prophecy. The
first ton for next year will be- made up
from the following men. You may pick
YOUR own order: Johnston, Shimidzu,
son, Rice. Davis. NoShcll and myself !
hopc,. This may be all upset, provided
the ruling committee decides to ranH
| the invading foreign players.
! look to see Mrs. Mallory repeat III
the nationnl championship, and pre-
dict big things for little Miss Helen
! Wills. of California. These two players.
with Mary X. Brown. May Sutton
, Bundy. Marion XcndcrSteim .IrsSup,
Leslie bancroft. Nancy Cole, Eleanor
, Goss. Martha Bayard and Louis" Ray
/ mond. should form the majority Of tie
! first ten women,
The boys and juniors will show many
promising stars, with Arnold Jones.
Riily Ingraham. Charlie Wood. Sandy
! WI" and Bobby SellnrS rs the mos,
! .ng future material.
..right. J022. Jy Public Ledger COmpuuu
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bin turned In yesterday.
Young TObin has famed across the
go!fing armament with sudden bril-
l!ancy that is more than startling. Prior
TO his record breaking feat a little
more than week ago he was unknown
TO most linksmcn in It's town. Now
he is recognized as Il mctcoric scnsa.
ton.
He was an enlisted man in Base
Hospital No. "a. and was gasscd at
Chateau Thierry while evacuating
wounded soldiers. For thc last several
years he has been II vocational training
student here. and went back to golf
more as a health building measure than
In any effort to break records.
ne learned all his golf at the munich
pal links. where he first took up tho
game some six years ago.
Inc Cobbs Creek record prior to the
!O set by Tobin and yesterday lowered
TO 3 was II II. shot by Bob Hamilton
two summers ago
It Is not expected that this record
VIII be equaled in the near future.
though Iobln, who has twice cracked thn
marx within ten days. is still OF thn
belief that he can negotiate the eipbt.
cen holes in under par figures.
In In .:::::::::.: :::::.:.: ) ) ss$ ss4$i--2sST
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Boots and Saddle

Horses which seem best at Empire
City today are:
FIRST race--Suwecp. Prince of I'm
bria, Wildrakc. Second-Lord Her
bert. Moody. Algoa. Third--Crank,
Tuftcr. Winnrwood. Fourth--Cureful,
Tryster, Knobbic. Fifth---Suspiclon
Ghost. Kewpie s. Sixth-New Or
leans. Torchy. Jocosc.
Empire City offers Il fine field in the
Flcetwing Handicap ut an indefinite
distance OF about six furlongs. Careful,
nt the difference in weights, appears
formidable.
The Fort Erie meeting closed yes
tcrduy with the Canadian Derby as the
feature. The Derby wnS won by Cap
tain Scott. with Push Pin. of the same
stable, second.
Windsor meeting will begin tomorrow.
when the horses from Latoniu will have
arrived to max" the contests more
snritcd. The best racing for the bnl.
ancp Of July and August will be wit
messed on the Canadian tracks. and the
Windsor meeting will he one of the best
that track has ever had from all reports.
There WnS n race proposed NJ Empire
City that looked so good that the prcss
agent announced Is certainty for n
week from Saturday. The proposed race
was one between Whiskaway and t;ray
Lag, with possibility of Extermina.
tor showing up. Mr.. Butler announced
that he would give purse of SIC, 900
for such race and Harry Payne Whit
ney. who was nt the track. said he
would be willing to start Whiskaway
against Gray Lag. provided James
Rowe. his trainer. was willing.
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Praises His Young Players

tx,IIE Cobb having his right leg dressed
slide suffered making for second
m fnalg q twin BILL
ball. and better
lad Tlee been
Stoner been doing the
Of he
how catch This afternoon he
the weeks
addressing the Dan Howy his
who answered in the Affirmative
B continued Cobb has been playing great ball AT first base and
Rgney exceptional
the short fed using his bat advantage You cant expect cham
rebuilding We
shape and what expected? We're and
are fromo our
himself why he failed
That himself
Athletics lease fe
rom praised IounJs hitting and fcd
turing nc tmo n m
that he
made N
league for q effectiveness a couple pears
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
TAYLOR AND HERD HERE
Noted British Golf Pros to Tour
U. S. and Canada

New York. July 12-J. II. TAYLOR
and Alexander Sandy Herd. tho
famous British golf professionals who
are TO make a tour of the United state.
and Canada giving exhibition matches.
arrived here this morning.
They wore met AT the dock by Sumner
II. Hollnnder. who has booked their
tour. and by friends Of the mir who
have known and played with them on
the other side.
This afternoon they will go out to the
Knollwood Country Club at White
Plains in m cndcavor to shake their
sea legs preparatory TO commencing the
tour. which will take them through the
! Eastern State, the Middle West and
Canada during the next three months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
NEW LEAGUE is FORMED
Four Towns In Maryland oraanjze
Tri.County Circuit

The Tri.County Baseball Lcopue
which consists Of four towns in ,hroo
counties of Maryland, was formed at
an enthusiastic meeting held last night
Inc towns represented are Chestcrtown.
of Kent County, Centreville. of Queen
Anne County, and Talbot and St.
Michaels. OF Talbot County.
The league will be composed Of nj,
nome talent mostly college players. and
the season VIII start next Monday and
continu" until September.
is expected to be announced tomorron. n"'
Clement +. Gray, of Easton. bns ho"n
named president, md n successful cnm
paign is expected. as the towns nro
naturally rivals and hotbeds of base.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

two by
Jimmy Dykes who handled Cobb roughly third
ibleti
10
ma ties were Piecy
his
getting
and Fletcher the other. The Cards made nine.
Shocker
failure pinch proved costly
Ws to eight for the Browns.
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Scraps about Scrappers

Joc Libby. local Negro weltcrwesht star.
VIII meet Aieniown Jo" Cans In the wind.up
nonh a. ,ne InSy NnIGTsl ,onsht Benny Pascal vs.
Battling Penrose w. Ktd Happy, RattIinr
Filters vs.. KID Morris Hirsh. and KID Watiss
vs. Davis Walters,
Jackie Clark will be in town Friday and
in the evening viii entertain at the Cambri.
In bout vita Vincent Lopez, the Mexican,
katarsky and Jack Mccarthy are to bo sum-.
hnalsts. Prclims: Rocky Ford va Dan
Ga!tln, Willie McGovern vs, Kid Mayo and
KID Mccoy Ns. Sam Perry. a"'
Two former amateur champions u,, on
pear IN bouts on the first program arrnn9ed
by Adam RYAN AZ the Logan A. a. They
meet Bobby Mcleod and Al Gord.n. respec pee.
lively. The wind,up Ia to be Al Verb.cken
and Charley ONe.l, Other numbers: Sa T IInr
Joe Kelly Vs. Joe Phillips and Jimmy Bcd!ey
Joe Conroy says that Frankie Ma.uir.
frankie ynchell at Williamsport and foHrh, wihSn
gu!re may be out Of commission for nye
weeks
Tim Droney is ready to 70 to tn. pos,
Chaney, OF Baltimore and is willing to co,s',
in at 1873 pounds. rInssds. ''"''
Patsy Togo. who Is n training at Lans-
a substitute there last week and knocked oa,s
Harry Smith in the hrst round OUT
Answers to querie.; Harry Gr.b 10 Irisb.
met in four different bouts ia PhiYadsinGhris.i dsi1Grsil
TIFF: y.sp.ctix.Isu TsIs tsilx;rISundir' .sa
Borrell IN hve rounds here, ''~N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

hits that scored pair Of In addition. Pep
played a mnstcrful game at his home sector.
Came the second game and the desire for more
revenge the part Of Young, Detroit had traded him
been and man who should he relegated 10
the scrap heap. Mack grabbed him. and there he
out there showing Cobb that he had made big mistake
The first four times up Pep did his utmost, but
was able 10 get only four singles. II wasn't much,
but IL meant a lot his wounded feelings. Six
straight hits of the that said he wasn't any
good, Is there any wonder the cloudy skies had
sunshine for Pep:
1t was bad enough to got fonr hits, bur 10 catch
his old manager stealing second in the sixth too
much. To add the misery of Detroit. Young made
har hn nd Of NPnCh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
Y. M. H.A. SWIMMING POOL
Hebrew Association Also Organizes
Water Team

The Y. NJ. II. A., Of Philadelphia,
has arranged for the use of the SWIM
ming pool Of the Columbia Club. Brond
and Oxford streets, and team also
has been organized. Challenges are Is.
sued to all swimming teams for com.
petition In tho Columbia pool. Frank
G.. Engcl. 226 South Fourth street,
is chairman of the Swimming Pool
Committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

municipal links
on July .. yes
terday cracked
his own mark
into fragments
with a brilliant
73.
Seventy-th three
for Cobbs Creek
Is superb golf.
1t Is one of the
III o = { difficult
courses In this
section of the
country. and no
other player has
& o IN e within
four strokes Of
tho four.s 1'n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

IT' SIAtN "f lNF Se'0nd md mnde HE miserable for
Cobb and his hircIings Heimach, Sullivan and Var
r!son had failed and Mack called on Rom,nel. As in
the recent Red Sox series, Eddie delivered and for
the second time in little than weeks turned
in double win on the same afternoon
His winning not the only thing he did all
afternoon In the first game he retired the side in the
sixth inning three pitched balls. The most dan
trio In the big leagues Cobb Neach and Hell.
man, were doing the batting at the time
Just 10 show that he never picks favorites Rom.
mel duplicated his feat Of the first game by retiring
Heman, Cutshaw and Risney three pitched balls
in the seventh and Basser, Clark and Blue in the
eighth. Six pitched balls to retire six different men
In two different innings is record
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
Paddock Seeks New Records

dock, THE, worlds faFtcst human" Ia ont
10 break the record for 900 yards and the
quarter mile II. viii make the attcmp,
al Lhe old fair grounds hero, whEre he broke
Ave world rect rds July 4, He has made
the 900 yards in 30 IL seconds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
REBUILDING PROCESS
TAKES LOTS OF TIME,
SAYS MANAGER COBB
MACK Spent Seuen Years in Cellar Doins I've Are
: Only in Our Second Year and in Fourth pldce,
& Remarks Ty-Ron,neL Young and " alker Star

predicting for
Of the of the
to to
defeated Tigers
both double header yesterday
baseball and
willing this hp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

in the In other
u uniform.
in
sonnet o b
Walker who but during the afternoon
in
in h
the
rost rth the His homcrs
homer s,hc
base 6or the a Of
Thrty-th
Of lis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

both them
like with team tha Is bulldh
up from the bottom is what | doing.
all isn't rnch to tea
This second
results speak for themselves We fourth place
bovet the and playing good ball
0I An pennnnt this year anything hkc that
] sirpiv looking towdd perhaps
Of players reed seasoning
n and 'front.' TtH build
team thd riN Detroit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
MIKE TOB|N BREAKS.
COBBS CREEK MARK.
Skaters Own Mark Of rs With
a Brilliant 73 Over Mu-
nicipaI Links
HIS ASCENDANCY METE0RIC

Mike Tobin has done It again. The
wounded veteran of the World War.
who set the record Of 76 for the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
81. Hits in Six Times U'p


L riu!e Walker the ha
In Tioga lad htlcs his
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Eddie R0mmel. the Handsome One


IN n of the n The game
He handed
fairly wei
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
Old Giant Ia Dead

Toledo. July le DR.. II. r Bailey, a for.
mer major league pitcher with the New
York Giants and other Sntona! clubs. died
IN a hospital here. DR.. Bailey was a dem
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

montgomery Rests at hammonton
uammonton. y. j.. July la,-Iss,,o u,.,
sSr"cS,,s sSy, crack Hammont1n pitcher Of he
rpendinw .'hh,e,nnrationhI hr,nr League team, ia
SAiter fortnighcs rest MontsonI"rSS hsre wS,,
sSs n"t been IN good health. viii return ~
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yers in Race, Asserts Manager Tyrus r. CobbJ
THAT SUPREME MOMENT

ANp How To CATCH TIE WATER HARD ANp FAST AND NOT Pull
cpAe ANp DAYS OF DeeAeH DevDe cry WORKING OUT Any
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

After YEARS OF RoNlNG AND pvEEETSe NE BUSTING BILIOUS Of
LAKE SUPERIOR AND WEARING BttsEeS oNYoJR +AGpS AWo
BvilpiNe Up TIE otD BACK AND EVERY THING -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
New York Raises
Pennant and Wins
From Cincinnati

NEW YORk.-The New York Ma
tionals raised their worlds champion
nag here today and then pulled out a
sensational ninth inning victory from
nr'nnati. TO 2. II was George
Burns day on the polo grounds and
''.in7 Was pre1ented with "a diamond
studded platinum watch with a jeveled
ch'tin. gift from the officers of the
Giants and silver cigarette case from
local sporting writer's. Keck Gin.
cinnati youngster. held the world 8
champions to four hits in eight innings
and then weakened in the ninth after
Bohne fumbled on Groh, the first New
YORK batsman. Young's double and
kelly's single tied the score. Stengel
walked and Snyder's double drove in
Kelly with the winning run score
Cincinnati ------------100 010 000-2
New York 900 900 003-3
Two.base hits-Young 2, Duncan,
Snyder; three base hits-Bancroft. Dau.
bert; double play-Burns. Bohne and
Pinelli; bases on balls off Douglas 2,
off keck 2; struck out by Douglas 2.
by Keck /; runs Burns, Daubert,
Groh, Young, Kelly; errors-Bohne
Douglas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Producers Split
First Double; to
Play Second Today

When Red Snapp and his Parisians
grabbed the first game Of double.head
er Friday afternoon by a score OF II to
2, the Producer fans came near calling
cooked dice" and starting home. But
they didn't--they wanted to see the
Texas whirlwinds spend their wrath.
In the second game the Producers
staged comeback with two runs in the
first inning. followed by airtigimplay-
ing right on through the game. Paris
weakened in the ninth and the Pro.
ducers brought in their third run to off,
set the 2-2 tie that had held since the
fourth inning.
Another double-header will be staged
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with the
Snappers. The Chamber Of Commerce
band will be on hand again to hven
up things, Thompson promises.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
SPEAKER CAN'T GO TO
JIM DUNN'S FUNERAL

i CLEVELAND. ohio.--Trls Speaker,
manager Of the Cleveland Indians. is
one Of the saddest men in the country
today. Confined to his bed in local
hotel with bronchitis, which for time
threatened to develop into pneumonia.
Speaker Is unable to attend the funeral
OF his best friend. James c. Dunn. pres.
dent Of the Cleveland club in Marshall.
town. Iowa. sunday.
Jim Dunn was pattern of baseball
magnate that exemplifies all that a
major wants In the owner he works
for" was the tribute paid by spsaksr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
HARMONY IN BUILDING
INDUSTRY SOUGHT AT MEET

CINCINNATI. - Proposals intended
to promote harmony in the building
Industry of the country were ready for
consideration at the annual meeting CT
building trades department Of the Amer.
lean Federation OF Labor. Periodical
meetings OF the chiefs department Of
the unions and the unions joining a
national building council comprising all
persons connected with the industry,
was recommended by committee re-
port.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

CHICAGO.-Chicago batted three
visiting twirlers hard and won the first
game of the series from Boston 10 to 8.
Faber, who went the route for the To-
Gals, was hit hard but he had no
trouble winning because of the COM
Portable lead obtained in the early in
nings. Score:
Boston 100 100 5
Chicago -202 sol 00x-10
Two-base hits-Pratt 2, J. Collins,
Burns. e. Collins, Mostil. Johnson;
three-base hits-Mostil; bases on balls
off Russell II. off Karr 1; runs-Men-
osky 2, Pratt, J. Collins, Karr; Johnson
2. Mulligan. E. Collins 2, Hooper 2.
Shelley, Schalk. Faber. Errors-Pratt,
Shelley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
Babes Next One
Helps New York
Win a Walk-Away

ST. LOUIS. - Miller Higgins wreck.
Ing crew. the Yankees, walloped the
Browns "a to today In a game fea.
tured by Ruth's sixth home, a circuit
drive by Pipp, and near fist fight be-
tween pitcher Carl Mays and Urban
Shocker
New York -------02e 420 00O-l4
81. Louis ---------200 900 300 5
Two-base hits. Ward. Devormer, Col.
Inns. Bronkie, Witt, Meusel. Three-base
hits-McManus; home runs - Pipp,
Ruth; double plays-Gerber and Sisler:
Scott, Ward and Pipp: Sisler, Wright
and Collins. bases on balls-Shocker @.
Wright /, Mays /; struck out by Shock.
er !, Bayne l. Wright 2, Pruett /, Mays
i; 'runs--Witt 2, Ward. Ruth 3, Baker.
McNally. Meusel 81 Pipp 2, Scott, Tobln
Williams. Ellerbe, MoManus. Shorten.
Edwards, Gerber. Jacobsen, McManus.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11
JANITORS' YANKED IN
EATORTlON OF FLAT DNVELLERS

CHICAGO. - Conviction of William
+. Queese, president OF the Chicago flat
Janitors' union, and nine associates,
Friday night on charges Of conspiracy
to exiort money from flat dwellers. was
hailed by the state attorneys office Sat.
urday as one of the city's greatest vic
tories in the crusade against terror.
ism
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-06-11

CHlCAGo.-President Hickey of the
american Association today suspended
Catcher Allen Of the st. Paul Club and
lihed nm 500 for assaulting Umpire
shannon in a game at Milwaukee last
thursday Allen pulled the umpire's
mask off and attempted to hit him be.
cause he thought a decision was un.
fair.