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sor q hath electricity, near gas, open nre-
M place, shsdde. lot go by $50. Price. $3.50.
Small cash payment.
hnnSaIow. elec gas and garage: lot rs BY
i2s. Price, $3.50. Small cash payment;
Fort Meyer Heights. Va.-Semi. .Bungalow:
hot air heat; large double front porch. metal
roof; interior newly decorated: lot 80 by isd !:
nice, shady lawn. Price reduced. 1850;
Cherrydale, Va, on Lee highway-Six rooms,
cleo, near gas. room for bath; three quarters
acre; all kinds Of fruit; large. shady lawn
ss' % s56; small cash payment, balance arranged.
Va near GeD rsaa ss. Es,
iine. room cottage, lot 1880 "a. It. Of
land: BEAUTIFUL land: fruit Of all kinds. large
and small large chicken house; new garage.
Price, $3,776. Cash, $1,000. Easy monthly
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FIVE-KOOM, TWO-BATH UNFUR. APART
ment In northwest section Of the city; must
be in good location, Address Boz 202-H. Star
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FARMS.
FOR GAZE
A BARGAIN IN A LARGE FARM.

BARGAIN IN A LARGE FARM
ITO Acres. So. 900.
14-room mansion house. located on high hill :
large barn: plenty Of timber: stream: good
soil for grain or grass; near Fairfax Court
House. Va. y mile from new Lee highway.
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s-ACRE FARM WITH GROOM BRICK BUN
galow and good outbu!ldings; 5000.
20-acre farm with 7-room house and good
apple orchard good land: $500.
30Acre farm with Broom house only s., $50
4O-acre farm with good house; on Lee high
way; good Outbuildings.
314-acre farm with buildings: ST., 900.
large dairy farms.
Several good houses in Falls Church; call
and me.
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Falls Church, Va.
Phone 99-J-2 Call to 8 PM 24s
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Poultry. fruit, dairy. riverfront farms. Ray
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ASCOT PLACE NE. FROM OWNER. NEW
six room box house, up.to-date in every way,
electricity. French paneled doors: o.situ,n: NJ sdn
about S2. 800 cash balance $40 per month. or
81 800 cash. balance $50 month. Phone So.fh
900 -.
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$3,o75 BUYS
2o-ACRE PIGEON FARM.

Comfortable Groom house; b0-fe we'll:
about 900 pigeons thoming and carDeaux,,
In IL coops with flying pens and large feed
barns, sheds. good corn and oat crop. fine
cows, % chickens. wagon plows. harr0ws.
corn shelter. other implements. good Ford
IL young apple tslso old ones). is pear.
several plum and cherry: on good road t23
miles to Washington, near Potomac river
church. 3ls miles to R r.; owner moving to
Ohio: only 81. .9Ih: terms, 81 600 cash. bal,
s35 per month. includes everything. posses-
will take you TO see this; all information
at Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-24
GAME CANCELLED
oruedIns.canden City Clash for
Saturday Is on

Through a misunderstanding in tho
booking OF games, the game scheduled
between the Drucding Brothers and
Camden city for Saturday, afternoon has
been definitely postponed
This cancellation. coming at the I.sr
minute. has put tho Uru"ding tenn. IN
\ bad way. II is now without n game
FOR Saturday, and being that the team
IL playing great ball NJ present and
aching for work, j. was quite n dis
appointment 70 Manager Charley
Carter.
In 'ho last seven gamns played hy
rhe lDruHdIng only two have resulted In
defeats, These were at the hands OF
tho Royal Stars and the Kcnsingtnn
Congregational mines. Both ossos were
ov ono" margins and no reputation
was reduced
Manager Carter Is especially ANXIOUS
70 book hOm. team for Saturday
Ar, fret class nine, therefore, wishing
good attraction with promise Of a re-
turn dat" on the Druedlng field in tho
near future, can obtain same By writing
10 Charley Carter, care of DrueIinc
BrotAers, Fifth and Master streets.
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MAOD0NA IS CONFIDENT
HE WILL WIN TONIGHT
Italian Meets carman In Match
Race Of Three Heats

Nincenzo Maddona. Italian motor
paced champion, will get an oppor-
tunity to redeem himself in this city
when he meets clarorce Carman. Amer
! !ran crack. in a match race a. the
Ihtladrlphin Nclodrome. Point Brcezc
Park. tonight They will ride best two
our of three heats.
TIL" first heat will BE- at ton miles
then a fifteen mile heat will follow. and
4 third j. necessary. II will be az
ton miles. Th" paccmakers for this
, match will be chosen from Jimmy Hum
ter. Johnny J"hl"o and Otto Miller.
Having rounded into perfect shape
for tonlght's 5 event Maddona is bubbling
over with confidence. II will win
sure" hn predicted last night. III II
hadn't been for rho accidents last week
would have won that 100 -kilometer
race, believe mo.
Another match Of great interest will
be decided in three heat sprint be-
tween Willie Spencer. who was crowned
American champion last week nj New
ark. and Orlando Piani. Piani handed
Spencer on" of his few defeats of rho
1921 season. defeating Willie at the
local DrOme last summer.
\ Class B race will be decided and
several amateur numbers will complete
the card,
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Today's Independent Games
And Results of Yesterday

South Phill!c. at Bridest'urs. Richmond
,,. chester at stonehurst. Forty-eishth and
isSifa, Stnrs q nacharash Giants. DnEby.
ronr sns mSf% At .trSst S.th rhe'
Camden City ut Shanahan. Forty-eashth
sphas at f1eisher. Twenty-afth and Reed
Stenton at Lit Brothers. Fffty-fourth
street ard EIm"ood avenue.
Richmond Giants at Bacharanh Giants.
Wilmington at st. Barnabas. Sixty-hfth
street and Eimwood avenue,
street and warrington avenue. III
St Caiistus at Haywood. Twenty-sourth
ar ,tiii,y niiG,,"s1n %t bn,nco ntfsr's; ,
Mlnrewn at CoIorinl ice Cream. Ma.cher
and Wcstmcrennd streets.
Lincoln Giants at Germantown. Cheltsn
Brown Bailey Company at Karnac KIub.
philndslphn storage Battery at Frankford
!. f.. Caldwell Company at Franklin
sugar. \ and Lauder, streets.
ya,Gb,r oid York Road Road, &!nh at olney A. A..
Navy Yari LemTrawFort Mifflin Va. Re-
ceiyins station: ll5 =. NJ: Industrial De
''F."Sn and r @Sserran.crat HsI 9fn,,s r. at Cheat
nut street.
slraThridTc & Clotb!sr Juniors at Tnyio-
Peerless Giants at Greenwood Post, Tulip
and Ann streets
i. r. +. at I@hiEh Gap.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Shanahan. :: Philadelphia Terminal, O.
Hnrri.burC Motor Power. 5; PhiladeIphia
Terminal. 2.
Bridp>burE 9. Stcnton. 2.
Colonial Ice Cream. 4: Mccall Post. 8.
st. Ernahns. :: Wilmington. o.
tTeishrT. 10; Chester. Q,
KaywoOd. 9: Bartram Park. 0.
strswbridsc s Cic'hir;-,. 8; sphas. T.
Richmond, o; R"ndolph. !.
White Mule. o. thbOtt's, o,
Richmond Giants. q: South Phils, s.
Fink q; Tuio. I.
Lighthouse, lOj MirnewR. 3.
Nj. Holly. :; North PhiIs. l.
baltimore ElhCk Sox. 1?i Wildwood. I.
Wentz. 3; imlty, ?.
American Giants. :: Hiildale, 8.
Logan. o. Ocean City. {.
RONbOrouRh, 3; MEnon, I.
Capc May. 3; AtlHutic City, I.
KotIner. 6; SilSrr;lRie, Q.
Jewish World. :: Ashland. /
Rev, :; ill-Stnrs. q.
Monarch. q; ROs"U ood, g.
Forrest. 6: GoOdTPlIows o.
LanSdale, Q. >tonehurst, l.
Parkway, u: RODGERS. 2.
White Rock. : I nion, l.
MrndRll. @: Devon. e.
BciHeld. q; RoyHl Stars. 3.
Salem, 10; Ninclard. l.
Wildwood l6; rh"cniS Pros. /;
Tinicum 4 r.. o; Twijisht STAR stars. g. 3. o.
Rulst Park : southwestern, l.
Piedmont Ali-~tarS. >; Mohawk Black Sox
r. R. r.. :; Emaus. =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-24
SHANAHAN VICTOR
IN TWILIGHT FUSS
WaIIops Philadelphia Terminal
Easily in West Philadelphia
Semi-Pro Contest
HAYWOOD WINS AT LAST

Shanahan stopped Dick Smith Phil
adelphia Terminal tossers in twilight
fuss at Forty eighth and Brown streets
yesterday. 70 u. II was the T"rmi-
mails second heating Of the day. having
been walIopcd by Harrisburg Motor
Power in the afternoon. ) 70 :.
Moaning. who last Saturday broke
into the lime glare for tho first time by
beating Klauder- Weldon, again was
on the mound for the home club. and
th" raIrcaderS never had Il chance.
jim Bo. Ner's new tind showed Won
dcrful form. allowing only four hits
during the entire fracas He also made
a hit.
Lefty" David, ex-Phillie rookie,
opposed Manning, and for five innings
twirlcd brilliant game. The Shanaran
bats got working in the sixth and Il
run was pushed across the plate. Then,
in the seventh. the Terminal pitcher
blew up entirely and Bonncr's crew
dented the gutta perCha six times.
! Haywood Reforms
Haywood has reformed. After drop
ping seven consecutive contests the
| South PhiladClphians made trip 70
/ Fifty fourth street and ElmwOOd ave.
nue. and Wulloped Bartram Park. so,
kaEw0od performed in wonderful fash
ion. with BHrho pitching a great game.
Two innings were enough for lhl!N
Whitmuu'S Bridesburg nine in its game
against the Stenton Field Club at Phil
! ELENA and MuSGrOye streets. Brides
/ burg scored seven counters in the first
/ couple Of innings and then came back
and pusued acr,ss another in the fifth,
/ The final count was to >.
Xlcbrll. Rridc>hUrg' ) second baseman
b p1n ,.Ft II vi Il -, nl 10
c.sion in The third frame. The fans
( .mm"ijntcly CAV" him ii" merry razz,
Just 10 show them II was received in
gracious manner Z!obell started
Throwing pebbles into the stands. pO-
Ilrc ended the sport before any rea!
damage was done.
Chester Jolted
Rrts Lords Chester fingers were
beaten by Fleisher in easy fashion on
/ the formers grounds, 10 70 6.
Johnny Scott was the big factor in
! bringing Lefty Nolan's athletes out on
/ top. He banged cut a pair Of home
! runs. besides hitting n double. His
! first circuit wallUp came in the second
| .Muins with TWO on. The other homeriC
c.UUt was mad" in the fifth while ths
bags w""' deserted.
/ Wee Eddie I.usk led St Barnnbas "a
, Wilmington, where the locals met and
defeated the st. Thomas Club. 4 to O.
Jordan was in great form. and it was
mainly through his twiring that the
. Philadelphia bunch came through to the
/ victory.
/ Colonial Ice Cream nosed out Nc.
/ Call Post at Forty ninth and Spruce
streets in six inning contest. / to g.
! BUSH Kirk held the px- service aggre- =
gat."p :" n half dozen binglPs and also
/ drov" IN Two Of Colonial's runs with
q double and single.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-24
IRISH POLO TEAM !
HAD own TROUBLES.
Captain couIding Arrested q,
Eve Of Sailing for United
States
WAS HELD IN DAMP CELLAR

New York. Aug. "a. - IuSr,,,.
troops nearly prevented the Irish MI.
tenn from arriving here intact, no :.
did yesterday on Majestic, for n :.,,..
OF tournaments at Rumson, Y -
Philadelphia and Meadow Brook n "
The night that Captain w. + A.
Gouldins, leader and organizer ~ ~.
team. departed from Dublin for Sou,h
ampton he was arrested by Irish IA.
publican soldiers. taken to n d,m.
cellnr in an out-of the way street tg anS
requested to supply information c"a
ccrnlng prominent Free Slater
They asked me where his nuton..
pic was and l told them | wouldn,,
say. Captain Goulding said. ~ kn"s
where 1t was I'll right, although I hov.
NOT been mixed up in the internal noli. I
tics OF Ireland at all. They said t tb.v
would hold me until l did tell J arJ
threatened to Kill me. but they ksn,
me only an hour and n half and pe,.
mitted me to 60" ps''
with Captain GOulding, n veteran :,
the British Army during the war wi w..s VI
J. A. B. Trench, g. c. v. DouplasH H.M .as
+. II. Gill, other members Of tho si snp
Ireland Polo Club of Dublin and Ms%,
F.. ID. Hurndall and Major Viv.'
Lockett. two Englishmen of tbc En.a
lish American "Eastcott'' team as.
tered in the tournament. Cnnts;n
Goulding and Mr.. Gill were accom-.
panied by their wives.
1.-The situation in Ireland could M,
be worse Captain Gouding con. M.
tinued. 1T is unimportant from sn
international standpoint, but it ilhs.
trates what has happened when I ssv
that for a. while we we're preyentsa
from practicing on our club field IL
permit soldiers to drill and that squad,
0f police are necessary to keen thc in.
surgents from stealing horses riyht IN
race track. The Free State Govern.
ment has been very decent, however
and later arranged matters for us,
The Irish players said they would
do our very best but CAPTAIN
Goulding was skeptical of what N,
combination would do. as the men have
never played together. Douglas is tbs
least experienced and will play No. 4
while Gill, No. 4 or back" has pos,sd
the peak of his form. An attempt wa,
made to obtain Lord Wodchouse, Int
he was prevented from coming at tbs
last moment.
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NOTAB[ES Invited
TO POLO TOURNEY
British and Argentine Ambas.
sadors, Governor Sproul and
Mayor Moore Will Be Guests
TO DINE VISITING TEAMS

THE British and Argentine Ambassa.
L dors Governor Sproul and Mayor
Moore will be invited to attend the in
ternational polo tournament at the
Philadelphia Country Club. September
13 TO %. as the guests Of the joint COM
mittec of the Country Club and the
Bryn Mawr Polo Club. in charge of the
event.
A dinner will be given in honor Of
the visiting players. the Argentine, AL
Ireland. Anglo American and four
American teams participating in the
tourney.
Boxes, parking places and reserved
seats for this polo classic were put on
sale for the general public this morn
ing at the Conway Theatre Ticket
Agencies and at the Offices of the Phila =
delphin Country Club.
So far only members Of the two clubs
involved in staging the tourney have
been permitted to subscribe for reser-
vations. but the committee felt the polo
enthusiasts of the city and vicinity
should be given the same opportunity.
The boxes. of which there are only
few left. sell for Sl25 for the series.
Reserved seats in the central. covered
grandstand cost $3.50 for each day or
$50 for the series. Seats in the other
reserved sections will be put Oh sale
daily at 50 each, while the general nd-
mission will be 81. Parking spaces
will sell for $40 each day. but there Is
reduction in rate If they are taken
for the entire series.
The dashing Argcntinians are work
ing ont every day Mt the Rumson Polo
Club, near Seabrigbt. y. j.. for the
first Of the trio of international polo
jousts. scheduled TO open on the Rum
son oval this coming Saturday. The
invaders from the star Southland have
lived up to every bit of praise handed
them by the British critics. They
moppcd things up in great shape over
there. finishing by winning the open
championship of England.
Not only have the players made good
on the advance dope AZ to th"ir spec
tacular riding. clean stroking and
smooth team work, but their ponies have
just naturally captured the hearts of
the critics who have seen them in
action.
Jewish World, S; Ashland. I
The Jewish World baseball team defeated
Ashland hy n Of I
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BR|DESBURG MEETS
So. PILLS TONIGHT
Billy Whitman's Crew Will Face
RudoIphians at Richmond
and Orthodox Streets
CHESTER VS.. STONEHURST

There are enough games on today 5
schedule to satisfy the twilight enthusi-
asts in every section of the city.
The big game of the evening will be
played at Richmond and Orthodox
streets when Bridesburg meets the
South Phillies. Brdesburg took Stem
ton over the hurdles last night and is
confident OF winning tonight'S contest.
Bill Rudolph'> crew has other ideas
about the matter. however. which in
ticntcs that the game will be close ana
exciting.
Another stellar battle will be that
between the Philadelphia Terminal aud
the North phillcs. The Terminal
dropped pair Of contests Yesterday aud
expects to stage comeback at the
hands Of the Worth Phiis, This game
will be played at Fourth and Wingo.
hooking streets.
Eddi" BcnntS' Germantown team will
entertain tho Lincoln Giants at Chelt en-
and Magnolia avenues, while Minnewa
and Colonial Ice Cream clash ut
MaschC- and Wcstmoround streets in
the other important games uptown.
Wilmington Nine Here
The 81. Thomas Club. of Whining
ton. will try ~ turn the tables on St
BarnaDnS AT SlStN IN street and Elm :
wood avenue. Eddie Lusk's athletes
met the same club yesterday. down in
Delaware, and were returned easy win &.
nerS.
Tho Wildwood A. \. will be the guest
Of Weston at Fifty fourth street and
Warrington avenue. Weston hasn' t
been going 80 good lately. so the Frank
ford ulnC has high hopes of winning
Jim Bonnrr'~ Shanahan crew will
hook Nj with Camden City Mt Forty
eighth and Brown streets. The West
Philadolphians are on n rampage and
expect to help another winning streak
along nj the expense OF tho Jerseyites.
There will b" an interesting contest
at Forty eighth and Walnut streets
when Eri> Lord and his Chester bat
tiers fac" Stonehurst. Nacc Ryan s
min" IL feeling good and is all SET 70
knock the visitors for loop-if it can.
Splras at Fleisfer
An idea rt how Flci>her and ths
Spha~ will fare in the coming eliInina
tion series for the city title may be
gained whom IN" teams battle nj
Twenty sixth and Reed streets. Lefty
Nolan : crew i at the present time in
winning stride. but Eddie Gottleib
has an idea that his team is going to
put the parade out Of step.
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Boy, Hit by Ball, Dies

Chicago. Aug. "a James HeIdegcer
twelve years o.d. was struck over the heart
by baseball yesterday and died before
nedIcal help could pe summoned.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-24

Jewish World, S; Ashland. I
The Jewish World baseball team defeated
Ashland by a score OF ) to /.
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WEST YORK A. A. BUSY
Signs New Players as Grid Season
Draws Near

York. Pa. Aug. 24.-The West York
A. A. is busy gathering recruits for its
team as the football season draws near.
Twelve candidates already have, re-
ported to Manager Joseph Spahr. and
included in the group was Lester Cling
erich. Gettysburg College star. All
Of last year $ tenn also is back.
The oDeninC game will be played Sep
tcmber 30. The schedule is being com
pletrd fast and to date includes games
with Harrisburg, Steelton. New Cum
berland, Mcchanicsburg, Middleton and
Carlisle.
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YORK S. & |. SPEEDY
Has Had Five Shutouts In Last Ten
Games PLAYED

The York Safe and Lock Company
baseball team is enjoying a great sea
son. In the last ten games played five
of the opposing clubs have been set back
without scoring. Less than one earned
run IL game was allowed in the other
FIVE contests.
ID. Katzincr. tho star twirlor. has q
record OF fourteen wins so far. seven
Of them being by the shutout route. lie
also has pitched n no-hit contest. Null.
Bron and Marshall also are pitching
great ball.
The management would like to ar
range games with all first -clnss home
teams. J. Katzincr, 234T y. College
avenue.
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p. r. R. CLUB TO PLAY
Meets Public Service Team in Twi-
light Contest Tomorrow

The i. L. X. baseball club will meet
the Public Service tosscrs. OF Camden,
in . twilight fravas on the Stenton A.
\. field. Twenty fourth street aud Alle-
ghcny avenue. tomorrow.
W. ID. Mitchell. who is managing the
+. X. Il. aggregation. has several open
dates on his schedule. IIc would like
10 hear from some of the first class
teams in Philadelphia and vicinity and
is anxious to arrange games for Satur-
day and Labor Day. He can be reached
at 2517 North Twenty seventh street
Phone Diamond 3l94.
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COLBERT SAILS
French Ace Returns-eorotra tc
PIay at Mannheim

New York. Aug. 24--Andre n. Co
bert, Of the French Davis Cup team.
accompanied by Mrs. Colbert, sailed for
home yesterday on the Paris.
Allan II. Muir. captain Of the team
and Jean Borotra, who is playing in
Boston, are remaining IN the United
States for some time.
Before his departure Colbert expressed
70 the officers OF the United States
Lawn Tennis Association his apprecia-
tion Of the welcome the team had re-
Ceved here.
Muir and Borotra will play IN the
national singles tournament at the Ger.
mantown Cricket Club, Philadelphia,
next month.
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SETTING FAST PACE
Twenty.elshth Ward Club Has Won
Fifteen In Row

After making a poor start. the
Twenty. eighth Ward Club has staged n
comeback and now is ranked among the
leading junior teams in the city.
OF the fifty-three games played
forty 1--WE were won, three tied and five
lost The club at the present time has
an unbroken streak Of fifteen victories.
The manager, T. l.. Jones, 2271
North Bancroft street, wants to book
games with a nupbsr Of frst-class
junior teams. z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-24
Where
Shall
/ Send
My Child
to School?

That question can 7. an.
swered quickly and ga tisfsc.
torily by consulting the Edrl
cational Bureau. on erouns
neor at Public Ledger Of.ioS
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you may obtain complets and
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boarding school for boy, o.
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Mount Holly Trims North PhIllIes

Mount Holly. y. j., Aug "a The North
Phils were ensy fer the locals here yester-
day scroe TO ]. Conway had home run
in the second. while the fielding OF White,
Conway and Steinader featured.
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ALL.STAR TEAMS TO PLAY
FINAL GAME OF SERIES
Whites VIII Meet Colored Club on
Fieisher Field Saturday

Whites VIII Meet colored Club on
FIeisher Field Saturday
WHITES COI.ORED
whitman, II. Kemp. II.
Neiid, 2b Lindsay. 80.
sardrow. RI. HANDY. 2b.
Scott, Ct. Fels. RI.
Mcirchnn. Sd. smith. Sb.
MScienbur, % b; or Harper or
Stcen, p. Lee, ..
The final game of the series between
the All-Star White team and the All.
Star Colored team, in which all of the
players will represent various clubs in
the Philadelphia Baseball Association,
will be played on Fleisher Field,
Twenty sixth and Reed streets, Satur-
day at 9 p. NJ.
The first game Of the series was
played on the North Phillies' grounds.
Fourth and Wingohocking streets, and
the colored lads were returned the VIC
tor. 81. In the second battle, which
was played Mt Shetzlne Park. Broad
and Bigler streets, the whites were the
winners. 20.
The white team will have on it rep
resentatives from the North Phils,
South Phils. Fleisher and Bridesburg,
while the colored nire will be made up
entirely OF players from the Philadel-
phia Royal Stars and the Richmond
Giants. In case Hlldale returns in
time from its trip to Chicago the Darby
team also will be represented.
Hockenbury, of Fleisher. who al
lowed the colorcd players only two hits
in the secopd game Of the series. prob
ably will pitch. with Stecn, Of the South
Phils. as reserve. Either Lee. of the
Royal Stars. or Harper, Of the Rich
mond Giants, will twirl for the other
nine,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-24

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baccos. But Fatirna differs from the others
In that 1t contains a greater quantity and
finer quality Of Turkish tobacco rca-
son both for Fatima's slightly higher cost
and its greater delicacy Of taste and aroma.