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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-04-06

If four subs are sent
in with list Cat least
2 of them new subs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
GIANTS WIN FROM
CUBS BEFORE $4,000

Chicago. Aug. o0.-NcW York made
it two out of three from Chicago to-
day by winning the final game OF
the series to !, before more than
26,000 persons. The three game ser
les was said to have drawn close to
eighty thousand persons.
The Giants won the game in the
seventh inning when Bob O't'arrcll
permitted a throw from the outlield
to get away from him during rally
by the visitors. Smith started the
scoring by cracking a home run over
the right field wall. Krug started a
Chicago rally in the eighth with a
home run. Grimes scored the first
run by cracking his eleventh homer
of the session in the fourth inning.
The decision Of Umpire Mccormick
during the rally when he called both
Hcathcote and Grimes out on strikes
angered the crowd and cushions and
bottles were thrown at him but did
no damage. After the game two
policemen escorted the arhitcr to the
dressing room. Score:
New York 90 0 0 0 0 5-10-1
Chicago $50 0 0 0 o 3 0 A. IL
Scott. Jonnard and Smith. Snyder;
Kaufman, Aldridgc and OFarrell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
Babes Homer Trims
White SOX by 7 to 5

New York, Aug. 2o-A dramatic
home run by Babe Ruth with Witt
and Dugan on base in the ninth in
ming enabled the New York Yankees
to make il three straight from Chi
Cago today to :.
Ruth had a day Of ups and downs.
In the first inning he hit a home run
with Dugan on base, but landed
these two runs back to Chicago in the
third when his muff enabled Falk and
MCClcnnan to score. lie struck out
in the third, and beat out bunt in
the fifth, only to be caught mapping.
Ills second home run in the ninth won
the game for New York. At the end
Of the game a crowd surged on tho
field and carried the Babe off the
field on its shoulders. Ruth has hit
fonr home runs in the last three
days, increa sing his total to rs. Mays
was hit hard in the early innings but
IIoyt. who relieved him held Chicago
scoreless in the last six innings. Cen
terfielder Strunk Of Chicago was put
out OF the game in the ninth inning
for throwing dust at Umpire Hide
brand.
Chicago 80. 80 2 0 o 0 0 o 05-1o-o
New York 2 0 0 0 0 3-7-11-1
Faber and Schalk; Mays, Hoyt and
Schang.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
FANS RAIL- Y|NC GENEROUSLY
TO SUPPORT Of HOUSERMEN;
TEAM PLANSFAST CONTESTS

AS far as the question of support
for the Augusta "Millionaires" is con-
cerncd. those in charge of affairs feel
confident that the town will come
across. AS authorized by the board Of
directors last, Friday night, Mcssrs.
O'Conncll and Clarke set forth Satur-
day afternoon with their pockets filled
with tickets and with a list Of the
leading fans in their hands. They had
no difficulty in finding people who
would help sell these tickets. Every
store. office and factory whore loyal
fans are wont to assemble for theif
daily grind, the very grind, by the way.
that baseball is expected to give relax
alton from, is to be visited and the
fellows on the list were picked to do
the visiting.
pink season ticket will be given
to each subscriber to the fund whose
subscription amounts to s. or more.
This ticket Will admit to the rest Of
the games and it is now planped to
have at least 10 games at home during
the balance If the season. Several
large subscriptions have been prom
iscd including gifts from SO to So
from mon who want to see the game
continued not only this season but
next season as we'll. 1t has been sug-
Gcstcd that, since there are now six
or moro first class teams in the state.
that steps he taken Immediately To
organize State league Much d.
Ponds on the support given to THE
team from now on, through the pur-
chase Of these tickets and through all
tendance at tho eap/s. whether or HIT
steps are taken to organize such 4
loaguc.s
Tickets are on sale at the following
places: Augusta Chamber of Com
mcrcc, TackarI's Smoke shop. Wccy-
cr's restaurant. The Willow rcstau-
rant, Eocketts, Hithcr'S, Rcd Cross
pharmacy, Ea2nc * Crosss Whites
barber shop, Cunningham Eodoricls
l'artr!dgc's drug store. and Swift &
Turner's. Teams madc UP as follows
Will wait upon the citizens in their
places of business: Team !, Harry
Jones and Bill Bithcr; Team .. George
Martin ana Henry Tctrault; Team !,
Robert Became ana Fred HIN; Team 4.
George Beckett and Joe Rodcrick;
Team ), George II. Macnmbcr and Fred
Perry; Team s, William Condor ana
Herbert Folsom; Team IL Miles liam
and Charlie Mcee; T6%n s. George
Wcbbor ana IHll Hanks; Team = Mrs
Ralph Il. E,rsl,inc; Team 1o, j ok
o'Conncll aud George Clarke; Team
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Togus, Aug. 20.-Togus and the
Eagles of Lewiston played a snappy
game of baseball here Saturday, the
home team winning the contest to 2.
The teams turned in four double plays.
Poor coaching ct third allowed both
Giroux and Harvey to get caught at
the plate in the fifth inning. and Beau
dojn and Latin were out in the same
manner iR-Othor innings.
Harvey was On the mound for the
Home team and twirled great ball, al
lowing only three hits to \. Thcriault
and one to +. st. Hilaire. and tanning
eight, with no walks. Eoss pitched
good game and kept the hits well scat
tered except in the fourth and sixth.
when, coupled with errors, the Home
boys scored.
The game rr;rs close and hard fought
until the last /; If of the fourth, WI IN
Ivory hit and was forced at second
10y Elstman's grounder to Foss. Beau
doin hit to deep left and Latin famed.
Morrill, hit to left and both Eastman
and Hcaudoin were sent home. but tho
quick throw from left caught Leo at
tho plate.
In the sixth the visitors were out in
order. Ivory vas ont on strikes. Il
bad throw from third gave Eastman a
life and Leo got to first by being hit
10y the pitcher Latin hit, scoring
Eastman. and Merrill hit for two
bases, scoring I.taudoin. Giroux hit to
Toss, who got Latin at the plate. \
sly to right retired Lizottc.
Tho visi,ors got three mon on in the
seventh but IL double play and Il
prouudrr TO Harvey retired the side
without run. Huth sides were out
IN oIGcr in the eighth. In tho ninth a
fly to center ana to left retired Pigcn
ana ST. IIilairc. Wiseman hit to Gil
ruuN. but lvo"y dropped the throw.
Thoriault hit . center and both scored
ON The triple 10 left. Gudin was out,
Harvey to Ivory.
Tho score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
AUGUSTA FANS MAY
See BAR HARb0R IN
ACTION HERE SOON

With loyal Augusta fans standing
Lack of the team. it is highly proba-
bic that the Millionarcs will finish
out their season with a series of
high grade Gamcs. Zen Hcuscr is
keeping the wires hot to secure first
class attractions to close the wear.
The big feature Of the week here
VIII be two games, one "Wednesday
afternoon. th other Thursday artcr-
noon with the strong East Rochester,,
\. II. nine. The Granite Statcrs have
defeated Concord who FOUGHT a
momOrabl" 10 inning battle with tia
Hou@ormon here recently and have IN
excellent record of wins in their
state.
The week Will opon on Tuesday
with the Augusta team opposed to
the now Skowhogan nine in tho up
river town and viii end on Saturday
at South Brewer in another game
with tho Eastcins.
Zen is negotiating for 4 meeting
with tho speedy Bar IEarbor team.
and il is probable that tho scasidcrs
will be soon in action hcrc on Sop
tcmhor 6. the Wednesday following
Labor Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
REDS TAKE TWO
FROM DODGERS

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. 20.-The Reds
strengthened their hold on the first
division today Ey winning both
games Of a double header from
Brooklyn 10 to and to 3. Two
big batting rallies off Grimes gave
the home team plenty of runs in the
first game, while DonOhue was in
vincible except in tho second inning
when four hits coupled with two
errors by Caveney gave tho visitors
five ITALICS. The second game was a
close battle between RiXey and Ca
dore. In the tenth inning Burns led
off with a double and was sacrificed
10 third by Dauhert, Duncan and
Eoush were purposoly passed. but
Fonzeca scored Burns with the win
ming run on a long fly to Wheat.
The scores:
FIRST GAME,
Brooklyn 90 ) 0 0 0 0-5- -
Cincinnati l 0 0 4 0 10-14-o
Grimes. Decatur, and Hungling:
Donohue and Wingo.
SECOND GAME
Brooklyn Il 0 : 0 0 0 0 0 Ssh
Cincinnati 0 0 1 0 ! 0 0 1 AL
Cadorc and Miller; Rixcy and
Hargrave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
DAVIDSON TW|RLS FOR FOCUS
HOLDING CAMDEN TO TWO HITS;
HARVEY WALL0PS THE EAGLES
Especial to Kennebec Journal)


Togus, Aug. 20.-"Bill" Davidson
Of Gardiner, on the mound for Togus.
shut out the fast Camden nine here
Sunday and broke their string OF
nine straight wins. Davidson allowed
the visitors but two hits. The Home
boys hit hard and often, Watson,
Eastman and Leo Beaudoin hitting
for three bags and Ray Beaudoin and
Davidson getting doubles.
Derham made a spectacular foul
catch off third and Wardwell went
after a fly near the road. falling, roll
ing over, but holding the ball. IN
the sixth, Upton got a fly off the bat
of Latin by a high jump and one
hand stab.
In the first inning, WardWell was
passed and Thomas forced him at
second, stole second and took third
on a passed ball. With Derham at
bat, Thomas tried to score on a
squeeze play but the batter failed
to hit and both We're out. For TogUs,
Watson hit, Burke sacrificed, East
man tripled, Ray was safe on 4
tumble to short, Davidson hit to
right for a single, netting four runs,
Latin was out ON a fly to toft and
GirOuX went down on 4 fly to Soc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21

Il will be ~" shaped ana was plan
ned after thorough inspection OF
Of modern athletic stadinms and
bowls in the east and middle west
by Coach MCGugin of Vanderbilt
and local architects and engineers.
voted to seats and in the mouth Of
tie az" will be located a fold house
which will provide every modern
convenience for visiting and homo
athletes. There will be two rows of
boxes on the two long sides of the
field and individual seats will tower
. high above il twenty five ticrs. Tho
closed end Of the letter will contain
individual seats only, ana these arc
expected to be used mainly by home
"rOotcrS".
Tho athletic fnld which is planned
rs one of the finest features Of the
stadium has already been completed.
It is built up on four feet Of rock,
cinders and tile. the surface being
covered with thick iay"r blu" Grass.
The drainage system VIII permit play
under all weather conditions. The
football unit was built along tho lat
est lines Of grid'ron construction.
Accommodations for track and field
meets also have been provided for,
quarter milo and 200 yard straight
away tracks being amOny tho f"a-
lures OF the plant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
VANDERBILT HAS
NEW STADIUM

Nashville, Tenn, August 49,
Formal opening on October IA of
Dudley Stradium," Vanderbilt Uni
versity's new athletic plant now in
course Of construction, is planned as
the biggest event in Southern athlet-
ic history. 1t will be featured with a
gridiron contest between Wander
built and the University of Michigan
clevens. and the governors Of Michi-
gan and Tennessee. hundreds Of
alumni OF the two ms, buttons and
others to the number Of 25,00O-the
seating capacity of the now stadium
are expected to attend
Dudley Stadium named in honor
Of DR.. William L. Dudley, father of
Vanderbuilt's athletic system and
long president of the Southern Inter
collegiate Athletic Association, Is be-
ing constructed Of steel and concrete.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
INDIAN ROOKIE
BEATS JOHNSON

Washington, Aug. 90 - Daniel
Boone, n long, lanlly recurit from the
Southern Association, outpitched tho
veteran Walter Johnson today and
Cleveland won its third straight
game from Washington 2 to 0, in II
innings.
Boone allowed two more hits than
Johnson but was stronG-r in the
rinches ana also won his game in the
18th with a single. Score:
Cleveland 0O0O00OOO - 80
Wash. -. 0000O000O0O 0--0-lO-1
Boone and OMEN; Johnson and
PiCjniCh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
Joe Beckett VIII
Meet Frank Moran

Southampton. Aug. 20-G;y a. p
Joe Beckett, the English heavy
weight fighter, is rouprtod to have
sianed articles of a/comont to feht
Frank Moran, the American pugilist,
and Georges Carpenter, the French
man in London this fall. The bout
With Moran, it is said, viii take
place about September 50 ana that
with Carpenter at the end Of October.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
CARDS COME BACK
AND WALLOP PILLS

81. Louis. Mo, August 20-Over-
coming five run lead the Cardinals
today batted Philadelphia pitchers
hard. taking the last and odd game
OF the series 9 TO 6. The visitors
made ell OF their runs in the first
four innings, but we're unable to hit
Pfener. the third Cardinal hurler,
while the locals batted their way
around the bases eight times in the
sixth and seventh innings at op-
Fortune times. Score:
Philadelphia 81 % / 0 o 0 0 S-13-1
-. Louis 20 o 0 9-14-1
G.. Smith. Singleton. Woincrt and
Ucnlinc: pcrtica, Barfoot, Pfeifcr
and Ainsmith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
GOOD RACING
CARD RUN OFF ON
PITTSF|ELD TRACK
Especial to Kcnnebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Pittsfield, Me, Aug. 10, 1922-Rain
upset the works at the Four County
Fair again Saturday afternoon MAX
ing it necessary to call off the 2.35
class and the purses were awarded
the way the horses stood at the end
o. the third heats in the 2.19 class
and the zee class.
The PA class was completed going
in three straight heats to Buster
Richardson's Poi:- r Direct. The
chestnut gclding Carl c. Of the Mall
colin & ToWle string got second
place and Billy - Rabbit, third.
The best time was 214 IA.
In the 2.22 class Hollywood Vice
roy driven by Webb got the first heat
but after that for the next two heats
Wirth's Winncdon Wilkes got his
clip and was first under the wire.
Licone owned by Hugh Hight got
down 70 second position in the sec
ond heat after finishing in the rear
"a the procession in the first circuit
M the course"
Tho o1o c1nes We oroa+ ,.oco ana
Wcll'S Malcolm Vaughan was the
hcadlincr for the first two heats but
!;ubey -, the chestnut mare from
tho Malcolm & Towle stable Of Au-
gusta got to going in the third and
Won the heat. 1t was a disappoint-
n no ,,,o -
could not lie trottod off.
\ big crowd WAS in attendance at
the Saturday program.
The summary is as follows.
a.a2 CLASS. TrOT-pI-RSF, 5000
,,f,-os HAHN, ,,.;,.,, ,,
Vii H '''' , !,
;cano I'LL H.. ,.'l,a ,ra.I.i iI,,
1HaI, >,ar,.;.laa,,,o1,- ! ,
s;.tar rnld llI,,, J.. WIKI,
Todd, Henry Clu1,cv & al
bans : ( 9
Hollywood Niccroy, Webb ....1 3 4
potcr j.. be, by Pctcr the Great
sam Parker. St. Adams .....5 4 5
Winnodon Wilkes. be-, by Lord
san Rcnon. Gould ....4 6 G
Time 2.2o 81. go IA, els Sd.
o1a or ,cc Tro1, AND p,r1,
pI-pSE eano
,,.,.,., 1.., ~
,n, ,,'.'I'' 7 80 y ,'m
11.",oa,1 IT. .
r,al. n,a,na, , ,oo
a-na, -'''>>''''' .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
w eismulIer Lowers
His Own World Mark

Peoria, Ills, Aug. 20.-Johnny
Wesmullcr broke his own worlds
record in the 800 metre swim here
today whom he negotiated the dis
lance in six minutes IL and two fifth
seconds, four seconds better than his
former mark. The record was es-
tablishcd in the official central a.
a. Y. meet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
Eastern League Results

Waterbury 5, Worcester . (frst
ganle) Waterbury !. Worcester 0
(second game).
Bridgeport 10, Hartford 3.
Springfield 9, Albany 8 (nrst game) =;
Albany /. Springfield 0 tsecond game).
New Haven 9. Pittsfield 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21

LEWISTON

Two base hits-Morrcll. Booth,
Caves. Hoaudoin. Wilson. Stolen
hasrr- Gaudctte. Double plays
Gaudotte TO Morrcll to Wolf: Booth
10 Delaney: I.eavitt to Wolf Left on
bases Augusta .. Taxis s. First base
on errors Augusta /. Tazis l. Ease
on halls-oT Dalton I, Ruff 0. Struck
ont ny Dalton 4. Williams J. Ruff
!. Winning ritchcr-Dalton. Losing
ritchcr-Mason. Umpires -Tilton and
Fly. Time-1.40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21

DlXficld .....0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 O-3
'Ono out when winning run was
scored.
Two base hits Sukcforth, Murray,
Graves :. Three base hits, Delaney.
Home run, Queen. Stolen bases,
Booth, Wilson, Delaney. Double
plays. DlNii"ld .. Base on balls, off
Williams 4, Queen 3. Hit by pitcher,
Iy Williams oBovin). Struck out by
Williams s. Morrill, ., Queen 4. Win
nlnE pitcher Williams. EMPIRES
Hilton. BLY,. Time zoo.
Second game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
TWIN TOWNS

M -IT ~ Y 7 7 II 4 " Y W
TWIN Towns o o o 0 0 o-1
TWO base hits. Gaudcttc. Callahan.
Matthew'S. K"nncy. Sacrifice hits,
l>rrrcv. Mastcrman. Left on Bases.
TH>s ., Twin Towns A. Ease on
balls cff Canavan 3. auckland .
HIT ~ pitcher. by auckland N<cv-
iilo) by Ecneon Wiccin). Struck
ont. ~ Caravan :. Benson I. Buck
land :. tmpircs, Tilton and BLY,.
limo. 40.
Third Game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
CANDIES

Earned runs Togns I. Tnrcc base
bits Eastman, J.. Ecandoin. Watson.
TWO lasc hits L. E"audoin, Davidson.
Struck ont hy Bcaudon -, by
Boynton .. Double plays. Davidson
and Hcaudoin. Hit by pitched bah.
by Davidson MIagcc). Wild pitch,
Hoynton. Passed ball Bnaudoin,
NORM. Bas" on balls, 10y Davidson
> CWardW"ll, McCobb), by BoyntOn
> GIarvcy 3, Davidson, r. Rcaudoin).
Sacrifice hits, Watson Burke ..
Sacrifice fly, Eastman, J.. Bcaudoin.
Tmpires Morncau and kennedy.
Time 1.45. Attendance 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21

SATURDAYS RESULTS
St. Louis g; Philadelphia 5 first
game).
St. Louis 5; Philadelphia 6 (second
game).
Detroit 5; Boston (first game).
Detroit Il; Boston 0 Second game.
New York ~; Chicago 5.
Cleveland 3; Washington I.
TODAY'S GAMES
St. Louis at PI,ilade phia.
Detroit at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
TIGERS WIN FROM
NEW HAVEN TEAM

New Haven, Conn, Aug. 20-Er-
ratio fielding throughout helped the
Detroit Americans to a victory by a
score of to over the New Haven
Eastern League team here this aft
ernoon. Score:
New Haven g. SIS
Cole and MGniOn; Stryker, Wood
ward and HarGrayes. ----
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 10; Brooklyn (first
game).
Cincinnati a; Brooklyn SO in
nings (second game.
New York 5; Chicago q.
Philadelphia 6; St. Louis g.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 2; New York iii in
nines.
Boston q; Pittsburg first gane).
Boston 2; Pttsburg 8 (second
game).
Cincinnati 9; Brooklyn q.
Philadelphia 8; St. Louis 7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21
AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 5; New York 7.
Cleveland 2; Washington Oh in
nings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-21

TCDAY'S GAMES
Boston at Pittsburg.
Evening star., 1922-09-10
WANTED-sToREs

IS STORES WANTED AT ONCE.
II you have q vacant store for rent in the
city Of Washington or nearby Nd. or Va, suit
able for the largest retail grocery concern In
the country, communicate at once with
WM. K. HARTUNG,
1l0S 18th st. Phone II. 373.
Evening star., 1922-09-10
APARTMENTS TO LET
EIrRNIlHHn.

ENTIRE SECOND FL00R; FURNISHED;
two rooms. kitchenette. porch; a.m.c.; unlim-
tied phone rood neixhboEA6od: 20 q st. NV
|CLEvELAND PARK-ATTRACrTvDs s-n0OM
and bath, fur. h.k.; apt 2nd de0r; h.w.h.
nd AtTs 1z9iaeA TaA Cara ts17.
Evening star., 1922-09-10
WANTED-APARTMENTS

wANTED-2 OR 3 ROOM APT. FURN. OR
unfurn., NV. section. by family OF adults;
clean, modern and in good location; year 5
lease If necessary; references: state terms.
etc. Address Box I4I-A. Star office.
Evening star., 1922-09-10
NEW SIX-RO0M U0TsT

1877 MONROE ST. NW.-FURNTSHEI
l lpiano. silrerI rooms, glass-incosed sleep
\ ing porch. tiled bath. maids room. front ant
+! rear porches, large yard; bot-water heat, elcc.
| triciiy. gas: newly papered and painted i'm.
mediate possession. OWNER. 2617 GarfieN
| st. Col. Sl93.
Evening star., 1922-09-10
MANUFACTURES

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE OR FOR
rent with the UNION REALTY CORPORA
TION, 1410 NV. Main 8415. Member
XashingtoR Real Estate Beard.
Evening star., 1922-09-10

COUNTRY BOARD
UNUSUALLY FINE HOME for invalids. con-
valescents or aged people requiring care; sepa-
rate building for chronic and nervous patieats.
Phone Remington PM, or address National
Sanitarium, Rockville. Nd.
AT THE LOUDOUN. Bluenont. va.-Good
meals; largs, ahady lawn; fresh milk, egEs
and vegetables; rates reasonable. ]. Q.
Beatty, Prop.
THE EMAIT HOUSE, in Emmitsburg, Nd. q
quiet little hotel. with all modern improve
ments, rooms with bath, running water, elec-
trio light, etc., in the Blue Ridge mountains.
seven miles from the Gettysburg battlehelds,
solicits summer boarders and auto tourists.
Reason abe rates and fne table, $12 per
week and up. Emmit House, Emmitsbarg,
road. WILL F. ROBERTS. .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-19
amateur Sports

eRP ,es% Would r like q hear fFom
OF unHe is5 Vest sesE aG
nue..
The Joe jackson Field Club has reorsan.
bali ne!d this sea SON. First .clars home teams.
Offering reasonable Inducements for this at
sGS,h Il ES Snss street. ..h Of ssons
Amity Club would like to hear from home
oiierins suitable inducements. % b. s. W Krsntz. s.
3S22 Poplar street. -, '
The LAFAYETTE b. c. would like to hear
sway from home Howard r. hsss,ss ssssa''Sai Sai
S;qth SNSrth American street. or phone Market
entesn to twentv-year-oid nine. ''Vi %oud like ike
sse q PhI!sdsip1is and New Jefssy. havins
Earl KoechiE. lisa south Redaeld street.
., The s., Rubissn a. c. viii have two teams On
the sS this The ys, VIII
tssn Xii travelling t.ams ''tssa Of tSes. 20 ages M
BE- Youns S ssso Sos Ss srs s"
who With +. MoSs team H% S q tSe kS'sss sst
sDen J.. sea .On on Hprii 80. meeting the E.nt ,a'
S:n Ths sGss Tsuss .s"s ecmnsn; y hR;
Ganized their baseball team for the coming
season. Teams having grounds and offeri NJ.
inducements writo Master Axe!bond. 315
North Twelfth street.
The Red Diamond A. c.. a seventeen. nine
isht sssss II South S Phl!aSelDSla. 81 ao'n Tay-
A center fielder would like to book up
Ssi: ssT ss:. Sss;s: Ell; ;sS '.s"ssrss.. ~s,
slonal experience. desires TO coInmunce te
Ba BtP pnys1s a.s xdi,s s.a.s clubs
70 book GAMES for sunday and "e holiday. SSs.
both at homo and AWAY. Nicholas AuGus.
tasio. 4a1 North Sixty-fourtn street. or
pione BELMONT hG35.
Richmond Indians. Afteen.seventeen
year-od travelling ninc. !: anxious to rche1-
reasonable inducements. John Buckley. 303S
:, 4 The kirIln e. NJ. A.. a hrst,class team.
~ and would like to hear from nrst-cass
tobbs,rF to bsar ;saTs They %1Hd sspecal!y IKE
!: e. 3. u; Or teams Of this caIber. Thomas
Conn9liy; ?003 Sedgey avenue.
Columbia A. G.. q str!atly frst-class team,
hear from Merrill Profs. and Media x. A.
rS: ssa,,s ssSltsnsSSEE.E 5ts Purfor street,
ke to arrange Ramer with teams of this
ssiiber &C. having grounds. James Kennedy.
Mohf's All.Stars. a hrst-class travelling
team. would like to book gaines with teams
n PennsXIyania and New Jersey. Albert
Manaiis c247 North ThIrteth street.