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Evening star., 1922-10-20

SECURITY Statesmen.
Local company. Oficercd by men of estab-
lishcd reputation can use two more high class
producers in the sale of its preferred stock :;
unusual opportunity for men Of ability. Ap-
ply. II TO |. 3lj Southern bldg.
Evening star., 1922-10-20

WILL. PAY $25O.5 per month for the
Of s. 900 90 for wears: loan TO te secured
by q well paying business. Address Box l20-S.
Star Office,
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PERSONAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Voice and Whistling Lessons
Given BY nrOfesSi0nal. North 1850.
Evening star., 1922-10-20

COAT. black seal. squirrel collar and cuffs:
size 80; very reasonable. Phone North 1924.
Evenings q to T. ops
Evening star., 1922-10-20

FOR SALE-Grocery and meat market. near
18th and Columbia road. Doing over $3.50 bust
ness a day. Address BOX 212-S. Star office. 2O'
FART OF sTORB; good for electric shop with
fixtures, new shoe store: in Petworth: rent
ch.up 4OlJ C;eorgia ave- NV 2ls
FOR SALE-Lunch and dining room;
sonsb BILE OYer refused. 1875 Pa NV oOs
Evening star., 1922-10-20
WANTED-HELP.
AI n

YOUNG MAN. by large financial house: capa-
pie Dookkeeper and stenographer: must be
experienced in both and thorough; state age.
qnaiincafions. education, experience. ETC., or
ne consideration will b. given. Give telephone
NUMBER Excellent opportunity. Good salary.
immediate Address Box 3O-T. Star office.
1oCNG MEN. two. as outside statesmen, BY
meat packing house; state age. experience and
salary expected. Address Box 289-S. Star
DRAPERY SALESMAN-Ex-
perienced. Apply Managers
Office, w. B. Moses & Sons.
OFFICE BOY.
Splendid opportunity for wide-awake lad.
PERMANENT POSITION.
Address BOX lit. star office.
u P HOL S T f r Z r S. Ex-
perienced. Apply James B. Hen
derson. lIo8 G. st.
SUPERINTENDENT WANT
ED BY BUILDER OF REAL
ESTATE HOUSES; GOOD
OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPA-
BILE AND THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCED MAN. AD-
DRESS BON 1905, STAR
'OFFICE.
Evening star., 1922-10-20

sALEsMAN. experienced. to cover Philadel-
phia. Baltimore and Washington with high
grade line Of women's knitted specialtes; one
with ONCE preferred. Address applications
TO Palm Knitting Co., 40 W. 22nd St, New
Evening star., 1922-10-20

FURNACE. hot-air complete So 1oOs 10th
Evening star., 1922-10-20

|SALES MANAGER WANTED
Man or woman. able and efficient organizer,
to act as distributor and take entire charge
of our Washington Office and manage a sales
force of women: 81 900 or more is required to
fnan nee yourself; excellent opportunity 10 man
or woman with some business ability. Address
RoN 2SS-S. Star office
Evening star., 1922-10-20

oNERCoATS. slightly used. 90 So Call at
the Bargain Clothing HIrse 3lo6 Georgia ave
Evening star., 1922-10-20

GAS RANGE. Accord. good as new: les. tl,.
half cokt. 5l2 Isl ii NV Ole
Evening star., 1922-10-20

SALEsMAN-An opening exists in our Wash
ington sales office for active man Of the
xo-getter type: established manufacturing
corporation: selling experience advantage
hut not essential: you will be competently
trained and directed and your compensation
will be highly remunerative; this presents an
unusual opportunity to the righ: man: ref
erences required. See Mr.. Fulam Room 200
1340 Eve ST NV. $50 TO $50: to $50
Evening star., 1922-10-20

GAS LAMP aud globe, cheap. 6gs Irving n i,
Evening star., 1922-10-20
WANTED SITUATIONS.

REGULAR PLACE or days work. by young
woman. 21oO 18th ST. NV.
SEWING ut home or out by the day. Write
Miss Lancaster, 1908 3rd st. NV 21'
WAITRESS. Address 1880 . ST. NV. Phone
North SIsl-J cos
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MALE.

MEN in demand for positions mecnanica
and architectural draftsTaen, payiL- S35 to
500 4 week: We will train you during your
spare time. day night. Call or phone for
particulars. Columbia School Of Drafting, 14th
4 nd T ats NV North o7o
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
Watching SCOrebOard

Yesterdays Hero - Ed Rommel
Athletic pitcher. let the hard-hitting
Browns down with four hits got two
singles in four times up and won
5 to 0.
Scoring two runs in the ninth in
ming. the White Sox beat Washing
ton 8 to 4 and moved into a tie for
fourth place with the Cleveland
Indians.
Bunched hits off Olsen and an
error by Rigney broke the Tigers
winning streak OF eight straight
games and gave the Red sox to
victory.
Two homers by Parkinson and
one by Lee. were all the tallies the
Phils were able to get on Vic AID
ridge and the Cubs won 8 to in a
six-inning game.
Three runs scored by rally in the
tenth inning gave Brooklyn a weird
win over the Pirates by a score Of
IS 10 a.
with Ruth again on the side lines,
the Yanks got out of their slump
with vengeance. raped l6 hits-of
two Cleveland pitchers and won
: to 3.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
DripS From KrebS
wen. folks. here I am again.

Well. folks. here am again.
Did you see who was catching
Saturdays game? Yes. that's who
II was Il was doc" Hoch's first
game for some time Il looked
natural TO see the big boy back in
the game after his illness.
pete" Crouch. the silent partner
OF Doc" pitched excellent ball.
Hap Holiday played brilliant
game aheld besides getting two dou-
bles and scoring three runs.
Guess everyone agrees that Bald
win is the best FIRST sacker In the
state. This Is serious as the big boy
was wanted by a Blue Ridge League
club. as also was Galloway. our
third sacker
Boots" and Holiday look like a
million dollars Boots" played a
nice game on Saturday, as usual.
"Cln" Hanna. the l6-year- old
man." came back 20 life and in his
second childhood played a bang-up
game at second.
Groome played a nice game In the
. AlNAAs w MNAAhfN AlAt aN0TAAih VI
the fair sex.
Johnny" Bro.l,ey came through
with a nice double when ths bases
were loaded
Butch" Mcconnell has struck his
stride. so all opposing pitchers. BE
warei"
"Bub" Ruth was there with lots
OF pep. Keep the good work up.
"Bub"
Jack" Warren was on deck. but
was not eligible. He limhered up
with the team. The hoy looks like
the coming catcher OF these parts
We believe Townsend is slated
TO lose two games the Fourth OF July
as Krebs Warriors take a trip in
this direction.
Well. boys. lets shake 'em up and
not lose any more games this sea-
son.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
GLEASON AGAIN
IN AUTO RACES
Phila. Driver Will Contest
With Other Speeders
on July 4
THRILLED CROWD
IN LAST EVENTS

The enthusiasts Of automobile rae
ing will again have an opportunity of
seeing their favorl,e. in the person
OF Jimmy Gleason OF Philadelphia
who Will be entered IN the automo-
bile races TO be HID at the Fair
Grounds on July 4.
This will be the third appearance
OF Jimmy in Wilmington. on this
last time In Wilmington al the
Decoration Day races he thrilled the
crowd by the daring and wonderful
driving OF his car during the FIVE
mile interstate professional cham
pionship event. when he threw his
right front shoe and finished first IN
the closest and most exciting race
ever seen In this city. beating his
nearest competitor 10 the finish In a
fraction over one second.
Gleason has the reputation among
the auto racing fraternity OF being
one OF the most formidable in the
business. lie knows an o. the fine
points Of the game and once he gets
the lead and in tho inside position
he Is a hard driver 10 beat.
Jimmy likes Wilmington and its
people and appreciated the fine and
remarkable reception which was ac-
corded him on Decoration Day and
for that reason the MANAGEMENT has
had no trouble In securing his name
on a contract for the Fourth OF July
races regardless OF the fact that a
number OF other cities were strong
bidders for his services.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
MERRILL BROS. ON
WITH ST. THOMAS

The Merrill Bros OF Philadelphia,
will he the opponents of 81. Thomas
at Second and dupont streets to-
night The Saints were booked to
play the Philadelphians on their
grounds yesterday. but rain inter
fered Tonights tussle Will start at
C o'clock.
ST. Thomas Is going at a great
clip now. their victories during the
past week being ample proof Of
this. Just who will receive the
pitching assignment tonight has not
been settled. three twirlers being
in top form at the present time.
Jimmy Kerrigan. the Salesianum
star. who Is now wearing the colors
Of the 81. Thomas club. may get his
chance tonight against the strong
Philadelphia nine.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
BACHARAHS WITH
BRIDGERS TODAY

The Bacharach Giants are keeping
themselves busy this week. on Mon
day they walked away with the J. ]
Dobson outfit. yesterday they took
Me rose into camp in a double
header at Atlantic City. This af-
ternoon they meet American Bridge
OF Trenton az Harlan Field and to-
morrow Logan A. a. at the same
place. on Saturday the Bacha-
rachs are booked for a return match
with Dobson in Philadelphia.
The Giants are out for revenge In
their game today when they come
10 grips with American Bridge OF
Trenton. on last Saturday the
Bridge Builders were the victors on
their home lot by the shutout route
to 0.
Leibert, former Penn State main
stay. most likely will adorn the
pitching peak for the invaders. The
games at Harlan Field start at $50
o'clock.
Logan A A. speedy representative
OF one Of the select sections Of Phil
adelph!a will offer the piece de re-
sistance for the Bacharachs on the
home lot tomorrow The Logans
have met some OF the fastest teams
In this section and are considered
IN the uppermost circle Of independ-
ent ball as it is today.
The lineup OF Loganwill include
Magrann. shortstop, Mcconnell.
former Girard College athlete. left
field. Sumstrun. right field, Hawkins,
second base; Livingston. catcher;
Hulme. third base; Duling, center
field and Reiber, first base. Wilson
may get the pitching assignment.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
Ruth Yesterday
1921-One single in eight
times up at Boston.
1922-Suspended.

Day finance committee is asking for
contributions to meet the necessary
expenses in connection with the cell
ebratlon. II. II. Ward. Jr.. chair
man, has asked that contributions
be sent to John Richardson, Jr..
treasurer OF Community Indepen-
dence Day fund. rational Bank OF
Delaware, this city. Mr.. Ward
states that it is the aim TO secure
contributions from as many citizens
as possible.
As a matter Of fact the Communi-
ty celebration on Independence Day
this year includes a program that is
wider and affects more people than
any other similar program held in
Wilmington. II includes activities
in every section OF the city embrac-
ing not only neighborhoOd associ-
atoms, but other sectional activi-
ties in the shape OF sports. games
and gatherings.
A portion of the Fourth OF July
program has been set aside for
baseball teams and IL is expected
that several good games will be ar
ranged as a part of the general ac-
tivities for the day. The commit
tee in charge of this branch Of
sports under the Craftsmanship Of
a. r. Abrahams asks all teams in
tending 10 play in this city on July
I TO address Mr.. Abrahams at room
2654, DUPONT Building. II is prob
able that games will be arranged in
the vicinity Of the Fairgrounds and
Chairman Abrahams announced yes
terday that his committee would be
glad TO do anything possible to fur
ther details of games between teams
which represent various sections of
the city and therefore If managers
wish to challenge desirable oppo-
nents for that day the notice of such
challenge can be sent to the chair
man Of the baseball committee.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
women Will
CONDUCT RACES
Matinee to Be Held at
Georgetown for Com
munity House Project
AIRPLANES TO
MAKE FLIGHTS

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. June 22.-For
the first time in this section Of
Delaware. women will hold a race
meet for which they have secured
the entry Of some OF the best trot-
ting horses on the Peninsula The
races VIII be held Fourth OF July at
the Georgetown Driving Park under
the auspices OF the New Century
Club OF Georgetown. the proceeds
TO be used to help build a new COM
munity club house.
The races will start at o'clock.
The entries follow:
2.25 Pace.
Nellie T.. owned by Short OF
Georgetown.
Mack Patchen. owned by Savage.
Georgetown.
Marike. Savage. Georgetown.
Browning Girl. owned by VIII
llams. Fedcralsburg. Md.
4NAN7ftl D. Wv 4fN ~ " N+tttN+it'f
fredericksburg. Nd.
2.2O Pace.
Lottie S. owned by Short, George
town.
Helen Oliver. owned by Savage.
Georgetown.
Lew Terene. owned by Savage,
Georgetown.
Free fOr-AIl
May Bird owned BY Williams.
Brldgeville
Sir O.. owned by Wrayton, Fed
era aisburg.
Andy Boy. owned by Holden.
BridEeville.
Markton, owned by Donovan
Lincoln.
During the afternoon an airplane
will make flights from the center Of
the field and a band will furnish
music. The net proceeds OF all Of
the days activities will be turned
over to the Century Club whose
committees are hard at work TO
make the day a success with a
County Fair. parade. baby contests
music and dancing for the evening
following the races.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
EAIREAN LODGE

Fairfax Lodge. No. s. l. q. o. p.
held its third annual excursion and
outing at Augustine Beach yestec.
day. Sport winners were:
/ 100 yard dash for men. first. Johr
c. Powell second Francis VI
Clodgh
100 yard dash fnr boys. frs, Wal
:er Orth; second. John Bake
so yard dash for women. first.
Edna Budd; second Elsie Cordori.
so yards dash for girls. first. Cor
deray Perkins.
Ball throwing contest for distance
won by Miss Evaline Paris.
Three-legged race. first Howard
J. Cough second. a. Foster Tul.
Spot dance won by Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Riley.
This program was followed by the
annua, ball game between the mar
rcd ana single men OF the Lodge.
thu single men winning by the score
of G TO 5.
The score:
Married Men ......O O21 0 -
Single Men ......... . o o O-6
Batteries-Single Men. McAllis;er
Sayers and Powell. Married Men.
N-arburton and Maxwell Umpire
-Spahr and Thompson.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
KEYSTONE DANCE.

The regular Thursday night dance
OF the Keystone Field Club will be
held IN the club rooms. 204 West
Fourth street. this evening. COM
mencing at $50 o'clock. Music viii
be furnished 10y the Keystone Happy
Six under the leadership OF +. II.
Buckmaster. The orchestra has been
exciting favorable comment by their
splendid playing during the last few
months.
Special dances. such as a Broom
Dance. Tag Dance. Spot Dance and
several other novelties will feature
a we'll balanced program ana those
who attend are assured OF an enjoy
able evening. A small charge will
be made TO cover expenses. Dancing
will continue until II o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
"SEA SOLDIERS" TO
PLAY AT DUPONT

Wilmington fans will be given a
bCseoall treat on next Sunday af-
ternoon, when the fast L. $. Marine
Corps team OF Philadelphia will meet
the First Engineers team az Fort Du-
Pont.
This will be the first appearance OF
The Marines in Delaware in years.
They are reputed to have one Of the
fastrst teams in Philadelphia and
they play ball with the typical Ma
rine pep" and spirit" The Ma
rines have had a very successful sea-
son loosing only , games out OF
II starts.
Captain PetrY will start Scanlon
in the box with his mystic benders
and twisters. The Post Band will
play throughout the game. The En-
gineers at the Fort have played and
set back some OF the best teams in
their section and an exciting game is
assured.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
BACHARACHS WIN
DOUBLE HEADER

The Bacharach Giants. with home
grounds IN both wilmington and At
lantic City. using Harlan Field for
their games here. celebrated their
home opening In Atlantic city yes
terday by shutting out Melrose in
both ends OF double header. a
large crowd witnessed the twin bill
Both Bacharach hurlers. Johnson
and Wheeler were In fine form. while
their mates hit In punches behind
them. In the first game Johnson al
lowed but three safeties while In the
second game only one was secured
or Wheeler. Charlie Doom. former
manager and catcher Of the Phillles
got this lone bngle and IL came In
the seventh, Wheeler registering a
no-hit, no run game up until then.
lie was never In danger Scores:
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
TENNIS PLAY
ON HOLIDAY
|ionster Tourney, Open to
All, Is Announced for
July 4
JAMES FOR BOTH
MEN AND WOMEN

In conjunction with the Indepen-
snce Day celebration on July 4. a
Onster tennis tournament. open
all residents OF the city. will be
eld, announcement being made yes
rday by J. B. whitney. chairman
the committee in charge OF this
ranch. All who wish TO compete
III be given a chance The pro-
ram includes mems singles and
oubles and women's singles and
1trance Is open to all. The entry fee
25 cents and. according to an
ouncement. entries must be in
riting and be sent TO Mr.. Whit
| ey at room 2O54 DUPONT Building.
y noon on Monday. July 3.
Play will begin on Independence
av az $50 o'clock in the morning.
nd will continue until the winners
n the various courts have completed
heir game. Matches will be played
n at the courts at Rockford Park,
'ashington Heights. Rodney Reser-
IOir. Delaware avenue and Union
reefs. and the DUPONT Country club.
/ r. Whitney announced yesterday
nat players are requested TO state
n the entry blank their preference
9 to courts. The number OF games
be played will he decided by th2
ommittee and will be based on the
lumber OF entries.
After the winners on each court
| ave been established there viii be
series or grand finals on the courts
Il Brandywine Park beginning at
p. m. where the play will be for
le championship of Wilmington.
This is the first time there has
yer been an effort made to deter
|iine the tennis championship OF
Wilmington in exactly this way.
here have been numerous tOurna-
|lents at various clubs in and near
| ne city which were open to all, but
n this occasion the players who fire.
| |uent the public courts. and who
|eldom get into club play will have
chance to enter what is expected
l. be one OF the most exciting mu-
|icipal tournaments ever held. Be
|lg a public contest the lists are
|pen TO all no matter whether the
layer he a club champion. a ma
onal champion. a Delaware state
hampton or a beginner. As mat
lar OF fact, # is the purpose Of the
|ommittee to get as many players
Is possible among the men and wo-
len OF the city to enter this tour
ament so that those who take part
pm have a chance of measuring
heir skill against some Of the best
|alent in this sport that Whining
on has produced.
The Community Independence
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
At TRAPSFOR
STATE title
Delaware Tournament 4
Open on Yorklyn Club.
Grounds Tomorrow
WARM UP TO-DAY =,
IN PRACTICE SHOO1'

Inaugural events OF the annual
Delaware State trapshooting tournas
ment az the Yorklyn Gun Club bel
gan today a number Of the entries
brushed up their sights with tha
practice events held yesterday az
sylvester leading the field with az
out OF 100. A fast field will particit
pate In the events. -
A liberal list OF prizes for all
classes OF shooters has been pro-
vlded making the affair one OF the
richest prize affairs In the east. The
first days shooting calls for $50
targets at i6 yards also the Dela-f
ware state Doubles al 25 yards.r
Special night shooting by the aid OF r
powerful searchlights will also be
held, the event being so targets at :,
l6-ysrds rise.
Tomorrow's Events will he for 20Ai
targets at ! 6 yards as the main event.
the last 100 targets counting as the,
first hundred in the Delaware state
Amateur Championship at single
targets. There Will also be night
shooting for 50 targets at 16-yards,
Saturday the final day Of the shoot
will he the busiest day as the f0Or
target event for the Delaware state
title At l6-yards will be shot of tip
last 100 counting. The Delaware
State Handicap OF 10O-targets at rb
TO % yards will also be shot of the
shooters TO be handicapped accord
Ing 10 classification. A special 10al
target event az i6-yards will also 81
disposed OF.
Shooting each day will start
promptly az 1890 a. m. daylight saw
Inc tfr,o yo,to-a.., .. ~
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
SPOR T s 80 :E=:: ~ E1&s
This Time Last Year

After winning six successive
games. Red Faber. Chicago, was
stopped by Cleveland.
Tex Richard announced that
the capacity OF the Jersey city
arena built for the Dempsey
Carpenter fight had been in
creased TO 91,613.
Mrs. Molla Mallory and Miss
Elizabeth Ryan advanced 10 the
fourth round OF the British ma
tional tennis championships az
Wimbledon.
Harvard beat Yale. 10 10 I.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
CATHOLIC LEAGUE CANES

Two games VIII be pIayed IN Inc
reiuvenated Catholic Twilight
League tonight. St. Patrick and 81.
Mary being the opponents at Fourth
and Church while st. Ann and the
Pioneers will clash al Baynard Field.
The officials are making strenuous
efforts to have the league finish the
season.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
NuDoTTs CANTE TUROUGH.

The Newport Midgets defeated the
Five Point Midgets at Newport on
Tuesday. 13 TO s. Sixteen hits were
secured by the winners, the 0fer-
ings OF two Of Five Point fingers
being blffed TO all corners. Score:
Five Points 4 % 0 1 2 o o. o
Newport .24O3 o 2 o 2 K -1J
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
WHO WANTS Delta?

The eDta baseball club OF the
York County Pa. League wishes to
arrange games with some fast semi
professional baseball clubs in and
around Wilmington on the following
dates, July 10. II, u. 1S and Il.
Address all communication to J. f.
Williams. Delta Pa.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
DEFIANCE ACADEMY
WINS OVER MERWICK

Seven runs in the second estab-
lished a safe margin for Defiance
Academy and the Young Bulldogs
had no trouble defeating Merwick
I'm a Junior City League game yes
terday, 10 TO 3. Maloney and Nc
Graw's hitting and Cars running
catch were the features Score:
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
TO PLAY POSTPONED GAME.

The American Car and 70 ndrY
Company and Wilmington Gas
Company will play on a postponed
game in the Industrial League to-
morrow night az Rockford Tower.
The game Will start at O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
TotalI
scnRE ~ iNNtNGs
Defiance

Defiance ...... .--...u " -
hits on. Merwlck. Z; Quinn. H. Earn
ed runs. Defiance. Z; Merwick. ]. TWO
base hits. Maloney. McGraw Three
base hit. Cunningham. Struck OUT, by
Nfcrr,ii & Inv Quinn. 5. Double plays.
Cunninrhau 10 Calvin. Left on bases.
nefance. II; Merwick. y. stolen
bsses. Morgan. Q. Bases on balls, on
Quinn, /. Time Of game 100. Umplres'
Medkiff and Tobin.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago. 6; Phnlles. IS innings,
lin).
Brooklyn. Is: Pittsburgh. Il 90 in
lngs).
other games postponed.
Touay's Schedule
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
other clubs not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22

stack up against when the season
rolls around. Southern High Of
Philly and Wenonah Military Acad-
emy Of New Jersey have found their
way back on the schedule. They are
considered among the leaders in
scholastic sports In this section.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
: J \ ~ !. : ; n
AM ERlCAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Athletics. 8; St. Louis, 0.
Boston. 2: Detroit. s.
New York, 7; Cleveland. 3.
Chicago. .; Washington. 1
Today's Games
New York at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
other clubs not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
CELEBRATED COME-B-AXE

CELEBRATED CONfE-B-AXE:
Tennis Journeys.
June Brides.
Vacations.
"Aw, cum-on I'm, the waters fine"
-a-X-e-
Polly Hy" announced the Of
'cial football schedule Of the Will
ington High School for the fall.
irough the sport columns of The
.vening Journal yesterday. The
.herry and White warriors have a
.ell balanced bunch OF dates to
Evening journal., 1922-06-22


.
Viscose and ST. Thomas are
billed for the weekend attrac-
ton at Harlan Field on Satur- .
day. The Niscose lineup is .
liable TO look somewhat differ .
ent from the one which repre- .
sents the SILK Makers on sun
days.
.
AXE
We have an idea that before the
Leonard Tender bout Is actually
fought over I'm Jersey City on July 20
Il Will be one of the most talked of
fights ever staged. The calibre of the
contendcrs warrant this. There's
been quite bit of talk about IL al
ready.
-a-N-e-
MANY WILMTNGTONIANS ARE
GETTING SET TO TAKE N THE
GREAT LIGHTWEIGHT BATTLE.
-a-B-e-
Our operator just transmitted this
information TO us as II tickcd tn him
Evening journal., 1922-06-22
over the wire
BAN JOHNSON DOUBLED UP
BABE RUTH"

-a-N-e-
In "A balloon tournament II is
The survival of the fiighty-est.
Evening journal., 1922-06-22

WHICH PAYS THE BEST Is
HE WAY SOME OF OUR SPORT
ROMOTERS DECIDE UPON
TAGGING THE RIGHT OR STAG
|NG THE WRONG.