kbvftftmi TTss3e-,- , AAdaaj.Ljrwy ;" "Vi .V ''VWV AN "T1 fPfFVWf I wr !43i aW' PPfWp!? ji! VSSl i EVENING; PUBLIC LEDGERPmDADELPHIA, . TUESDAY, .' AUGU&T 22, 1922 ,t'lltHia 74 8000 Fans Saw Chester and Seuth Phils Clash, but the Expected Boxing Beut Wasn't Staged' - b- BREAKING INTO THE BIG LEAGUE CHESTER BEGS PARDON CHANEY THBEAI N Hew Dees It Strike Yeu? ' HIS rigST REAL PAMTS - fr, Ruth's Return OF SOUTH PHIL FANS; TO QUIT THE RING K Sarazen8 Game By j THE V OBSERVER TRIMS RUDOLPHIANS Alonte's Energy Knockout King, With 12-Ye- ar Everything Was Levely at Shetzline Park Except the Recerd, Intends Retiring ABB RUTH has kept faith. The Big Bambino has reformed. After he had been fined nnd suspended some weeks age for calling aa Ball Game, Which Was Much to the Fremagc, by End of Year umpire a nasty, mean tning, or weras 10 tnni cucci, num rcpentea ana prem- ised thereafter te regain speaking acquaintance with every arbiter In the Amer- Ending When Night Fell ican League. WANTS TO MEET DUNDEE This he has done. He has avoided trouble instead of hunting It, hnd has behaved strictly accerding: te the dictates of the game. heflwl TARK, en the margin of the benutiful boulevard that runs In the early part of the season Ruth wns the target for ridicule in every through Varcvllle from the Southwestern trolley line te Uncle Sam's Navy By LOUIS II. fi JrFK ban parK in tne circuit. J. ne weivcs were en mm ana eieacner blasts sounded '? Jltnl at League Island, h a Una plant, which Is elang for some place. WHETHER premise or threat, If iiKc trumpets in nis ears. ti We Dpenlt with conviction because last evening we were the twilight guest have announced Inten- But the Babe has heeded them net. He has attended te affairs of an mn.i Oy tions te retire by the time the new jcar g fielder's business nnd he has (bad his reward In seeing his home-ru- n total climb'-.?- ' f Bill Itudelph and Jack Ileden. who unanimously nnured us that Shetzline (wsu i-- jlV list-me- " rolls around, nt least three n r a&ssjsaC. ?& nnd his batting average leap. ; Is the most pretentious kwball enclosure south of Market street. When star lark will be missed by the dear old Sweeter te his ears, however, than the smack of the home-ru- n wallop and 17! manager the publicity agent of the Seuth Phillies are unanimous en the and public when 1022 pnsscs off Inte his- softer te his eyes than the rise of his hitting percentage is the change in tht'W ny given subject they he right. nttitutle or the crowd. vtrj must tory. ' T.lttln nlrl Vfw VnrV lan't an hail nil. Tha fane ne tt.... i. 'f'l , Certainly net Mnee the daj.s of the old Union Association and Jumbo Benny champion nttr FIrt Leenard, the reaterarl hllll iA Ilia fnFtilAi nlnnn tn tlm kiln. Until Im nn l.lnl amaa .ma iT ' thing In peuthern section of our fair city that 102Ti Park has there been an the hlmcelf, declared the bejlnnlng of On Sllltlftnv liA wab nM niAKnli1v ihn iAnfActt twlk.tr mam fM.u l... tji of the I'lills, and even the rs admit the would tlnd him approached the home Seuth "among thec rclirtd." player when be wen the game in the ninth inning with n four-bas- e clout. Tha. it Bread and Klglcr field has nemcthlng en Jumbo for comfort and appointments. Then Johnny Dundee Fald he would EWnrninrt rlmrn nn fhi AaI tf.AHftnti.aA nt tnam 1t anvln,, . At., .t And the gemes; what Philadelphia baseball fan has net teen or nt least write "finis"' at the bottom of his rec- of their here. The Jeers have turned te cheers. . itl' ard of old Jack Clements, the famous southpaw catcher of the Phillies, ord with the end of this year, and new Babe Ruth is minding his own business, which is geed for the pnblle, feesltllrl'i ,These specialty was blocking the runner at the plate nt the risk of a broken Oeergc Chaney has come ettt with the for the game, geed for the Yankees nnd geed for Ruth. tvwJ Apsocintlen. fmkln or werv. Clements was graduated from the Union In same ort of n ,),i bleed, the best of the August jam. thece days the games were battles for but efforts "Yeu knew, twelve years Is n long Jeckles arc becoming quite numerous. Mrs. Leuis ' In quality of light- Milt, .15 t( piewera and their opponents was nc nay superior te the time for a fellow like Chaney te be In en Anvlllc. wen the flve.elrhtil.mllfl rlaah Vnrrlatttrn flnil.. ing game vthlrh one sees nightly in Shetzline Park. the ring." Sammy Harris, minnger and was second In the mile with In the Dark. "& for Chaney. here recently "A fellow vf the who steps In there and Is careful about M KE last iceek's encounter letieeen Chester and Seuth Phils V- net gettltig punched about a bit is net Sarazen's Success Built en Practical -j n) an example. That conflict was a riot, a knockout. Ask Imp affected like Oceige, SARAZBN Is n golfer, a professional golfer, and he Jtckus he kneus. lm te the pest works at his prv "Whenever ?ees fcsslen ns attorney Added Attractions Chane takes a let of chances te get an labors ever Blnckstene. "',i ever his knockout. As a result Geerge He has been plying his trade slnce he wns n llttle sharer. He serred Mii (VTOTHING like having an ndded attraction. If a baseball fan can witness Is a target for the ether bird's punches apprenticeship as it cnddle and then graduated ns n full-fledg- golfer. ' "ft ILN been walloped hnrd and As n enddie, n boxing match In connection with an exhibition of the national pastime and he has he watched ethers nnd learned from them the correct stancs'-- f coming out fellow-throug- h, (without additional expense he hasn't any real kick coming. often at times, but usually nnd the and when he wasn't hauling a bag ever the greens In the end." k5'). Maybe that's uliat lured the Heck of cah customers te the Seuth Phillies' a winner Covvrieht, tOtt, tv PuMle LtSetr Company wan en practicing nnu perfecting . k playground last nlgl.t. It was Chester that put the punch In the game last Ills K. (). Punch New he is a champion, n champion of champions, for In winning the epW I Sreek and It was Chester that lined up against the Itudelphlans Inst night. The Evident Early In Career nnd professional titles he set a new record in golfdem. Still he practices and' game everything. Chaney. hlmelf, according te Har- dolly can be found crowd was there ready for the and en the links, brushing up bis drive, his approach and hut $ BUI Hudelph hew many patrons were present and he replied: ris, 1r net at all anxious te bang up AGAIN Five Leading Batsmen SCHUYLKILL NAVY - , We asked Geerge START WORK liming. ("Don't knew. Yeu sec I count the runs, hits and errors; Juck Iteden figures the mitts, but Sam believes that During the professional tourney Harazen devoted ' enough In ring and ought in Each Majer League half an hour te pracUe'1 attendance." has done the lne before ererr match. Pe te be ghen the privilege of sitting back ' we the we were impressed fej acreage The park Gene has n As entered stadium its new and giving mhiie of the ether fel- AMKHIt'AN I.KAGL'E certain nmeunt of natural ability and he has developed that la sq big they had te build a fence all around It te keep the etitlicld from lows nu opportunity te sock each ether ON MANHEIM TUR (I. A. II. It. II. PRAISES COSTELLO talent by patiently polishing his strokes. 'A petting lest In the meadow a or falling Inte the back channel. around PlKlrr. st. ixruls . lis 401 IIS 187 .05 Hew much further would the rest of u go If we practiced In our ebena1 meaningly. obi. Detroit .. 101 loe in is: .Ml! profession 3 There uas a fleck of jeung men present who directed the customers te "But." said Harris "I Hpe-ike- Lletttnnit.109 4e:i an 149 .870 ns Snrazcn drills in golf? tbelr seats. Jim Tallman, who Is a strong boenter for the Seuth Phils, told hardly think there eer will be another ifrilnwn". Itro 112 4 JO HI 140 ..147 Geerge Chnnej." Ceslln. Wiulilnittiiii (!J tOH .840 pa these jeuths were the Beard of Directors. Jim knows a let of wise cracks. Ger-mante- rii Geerge Henrv Chaney. born In Baltl-mor- e Reconditioning Courts at NATIONAL LEAGUE Passes Resolution In Honer of TJlRED TOMLIN'S eye Is as clear as a June day. He broke 160 clay ; During the progress of the first Inning keine one en the home tenm, (I. . In ISM, started his clouting A.U. H. II. r.r. pigeons In succession the ether day in registered -- Na- H.I-euIi.ll- a sheet. The glancing toward the Navy Yard, saw a sailor wigwagging from the fighting southpaw Cricket Club for llerntbr. .879 Lecal Athlete's Victory ; t career during 1010. The f.lilfttiKn. .101 812 74 ISA .80.1 Glassboro entry leeks like the best bet in the North American chsm- - top of a battleship. Immediately be was suspected of tipping Chester off te Im- n,lnui developed into a knockcreut almost flernejt I'ltUlmrrh SI X1A 86 101 .8(18 plenshlp at the Grand American next month. lM (the Seuth Phil signals. mediately, and his record shows prob- tional Singles Tourney nt 81 .363 in Nationals ,:l tip bltbee. ritUibursh.109 442 10 100 .302 Just as Itudelph was about te train his batteries en the suspect a search-Jlf- ht ably mere K. O.'s than an ether boxer t" investigation disclosed the fact that he was holding a speechless conversa- of the present time. The Nervous Energy of Manuel Alonse ' tion with a mermaid who was powdering her nose en the banks of the swim- In his second yar as a cleveman, SPANIARDS WILL RETURN CONDEMNS "MATCH RACES" of knock- TUTANLLL ALONSO. the Spanish tennis luminary, Is what they call ban-- ming peel adjacent te the ball park. after scoring a total fourteen in outs, I'hniiry hnd his tirst experience VELGUTH BREAK enu n money plnjcr." In the vernnculnr nf th Hamnn a player" "menf of tasting n dose of his own medicine. The "groundhogs" of the Germantown A resolution Paul Costelle, of is one who is at his best when the stake Is largest. Yeu steeping Geerge In six for ever the creicd tee missed Jim my Hunter ftem his usual in: Brltt Cricket Club nre it again. The turf Vesper, singles fcull- - Chief Bender wns a "money pitcher." When the crowd was large and the was jn at the new national game Crisis; grandstand teat. With the iid of a peuerful field plats and n rounds That mil. the of n series, tlm- Ttullnn- .nnbl-- I.a tnr.A...i..i .. . i i .tf'i the next five Chancy went courts are being eerhauled again for ing champion, settling up of the finances i " "" ujiuii 10 nun great flight sticteh of the imagination ee iccre ennbhd te see Jimmy tuning Fer jrnrs ball. In ether games his pitching would be i'u ', 'alens. nutting a mnieritv of his op the untlnnal uluglcs championships, STYLES1EC0RD of the national regatta, a resolution almost Indifferent. up in the Velodreme at Point Hrceze for Thursday night's races. rt.e.iw netcr pieys iniiiiferent tennis. game is always penents te sleep, and seen earned the which begin at Mnnhclm September 8. condemning "match races" In His brilliant and tf Kebrlquct of "Knockout King." In U"IJ w,lr" lMR "'"int'en is tense does lie rise te the zenith off Apology Frem Chester Piny en the center courts during the open regattas, and plans for the Mid- "l 1010, as a featherweight, the Baltimore ,.,..'iiih anility. v;i battler, shaping up like a. dangerous Davis Cup final round "tie" disturbed dle States regatta in Baltimore Laber he Spaniard Is ITUST before the battle began, Umpire Zaln net Rckus rend u letter from Western Marathon Gelfer Plays l like a locomotive. He is slew in starting, but once under ? contender for Johnny Kllbanc's title, the carefully nourished grnss some- Day comprised the chief buBlucss. or U the Chester Club te the fans of Seuth Philadelphia. Chester asked te be crown was sent after the nt Cedar what, daily the "groundhogs" will the special meeting of the Schuylkill He is n mass of nerves, nn pardoned for the commotion it caused August 17, and snld it would like to Point. O., but J. Patrick knocked out but 198 Heles in Fifteen Hours. with abundance of energy. Instead of cracklag," go fine comb Navy Beard, held last night under n strain he improves. The mero ttgaln the geed will of the Shetzline Park rooters. Geerge In the third round. This was ever the turf with n teeth 53 Miles at the excited he gets the better he nlava. ll The fans cheered because most of them failed te hear the ump and didn't the second time Chaney was put te and softly pat back into place the bits Walks Hetel Walten. " fn a fha,nPlen' Xet one who has is Pat- few PVy it a tltlcheldsr.i Jkaew what It was all about. But It seemed like geed news se they applauded sleep. of earth tern up by the spikes of Cestelln's fctlrring victory in the but crowned athletes live long nt the top without It. j ptnd the motion was carried. Even BUI Itudelph and Jack Hedcn agreed terson, Weed, De Gemar and Alenzo. championship rnce of the national n' Retains Punch The work of the courts Spokane. Wash., Aug. 22. Stand- regattn was generally npplauded. nnd fWIn. r.s Lightweight Boxer ing golf" WEISMULLEIt IT wnH started jesterday. nnd rWrrv day records en "marathon ere n lesolutleu similar te that given Jack JOHNNY liasfew worlds left te conquer. Virtually. i , Eijjht thousand fans and a gang of automobiles ncrc present nt the gam b of swimming 1 Net discouraged his failure te win the small army of laborers will give challenged by Arthur B. Velguth, Kelly some time age was presented te eirry rocerd 1 rraclts new Is his own. lllr audi as It whs. the featherweight laurcls. Chnnej , after them their attention. Spokane, who jesteidaj played twenty-tw- o Costelle. Jt lasted just six and a fraction Inning'', but In that time twenty-fou- r it rest, went beck te anil, Before leaving for Bosten the Span-i'.- h times around the Spokane nine-hol- e The victory of the Arundel Be.it n estimated, F. W. RUBIEN ISSUED i' uns were scored Chester (kote the most lunncrs uriesM tbr plate, se the resumed putting the ijiiletus en let plajers announced that they would course. He walked, It Is Club junior double was confirmed, nfler CALL TOLEDO TURNS DOWN .! (Seuth lest. of his fees. (Seerge giilneil in weight leturn te Gcrmnnteun for the national fifty-thre- e miles. The nflicl.il length of some question had been raided us te Phils FOR U, S. OLYMPIC BODY DEMPSEY-8RENNA- ami began meeting lightweights In singles. wns their first intention te the course alone Is 282(1 jnrds. whether or net thnt crew was u junior N BOUT: Recapitulation : It 1017. return te Spain Immediately after thej Velguth started at 4:20 A. M after crew, it appeared thnt the Arundels . Chester 0 4 :t 0 0 14 2 Twice In 1010 Chaney wns spilled n a pint of cream and In this season Committee Will Be Appointed 013 were eliminated from the Davis Cup, breakfast of half earlier had rowed in the at "Ne Dumping Ground for Cast-off- " 1 1 Itleli-men- Seuth Phils 4 0 0 211 11 2 for the ten toil, each time in this city. but they have been persunded te four raw eggs, and played continuously Southern Association regatta nt d, Meeting In November Lew Tendler- - did it In a round and Jee 7:20 M. He nothing dur- and out of the discussion Beut," Bays Mayer , were a of they came from Navy long enough te participate in the until P. ate that New Yerk. Aug. U2. A There number service area, but the Yard Tlplltz followed suit in three. ing the playing time. He mnde 100!) nrese. call for the Teledo, 0., Aug. 22. Mayer Ber- kad counted In box office, box American championships. the net the score. Shortly after this Geerge ran up a Considerable interest in being shown strokes en the 108 holes, nn average of An Arundel qund crew and a Poto- quadrcnnlnl meeting of the American nard Brough yesterday refused te reac- All the batters tried te knock the ball ever the fence. Twe of them string of something like a dozen in the natlennls because of the unusunl seventy -- one strokes an hour. mac B. C. crew were entered In the Olympic Association, te be held Nov- tion the Dempscy-Brcnim- n fight in Te- Ad Swlgler, knockouts. quad Day, Ceceeded. the Chester speedster, and Teny Pattqucrella, who number of foreign plnyen who will The Mnrnthener's playing tlme wns n race. The Potemncs withdrew. ember 22 and 23, was issued yesterday ledo Laber and in n statement Mil IwH first base for the home club, slammed the pill for homers, Before hanging up the gloves Chaney enter. The field will far outclass ahadc under forty-on- e minutes en each Arundels ugreed te row ti spcclnl match tbat Teledo would net be the dumping by Secretary F. W. Bublen. The con- cost-of- f. Hi pwlgler also hit one in the seventh, but as the crowd rushed en the field, and is anxious te get another crnck at the Wimbledon. Scries tickets nre being round. His enddy took nil available race if the Hichmend Club would patch ground for 'porting spectacle! ' junior lightweight title, Sam up crew. will . the umpire called the game en account of darkness bis second wallop and fold in advance at Heppe's, 1117 Client-n- ut short cuts and finished in geed condi- it That wan done. Twe of ference be held either In New Yerk of oilier States. didn't llniris Is trjlng tc clinch a match with men of - count. street, and applications also nr tion. the the Arundel eunil reweil or Washington, with the chances favor- The Mayer's statement wns preclj!- Johnny Dumlie before the md of the Yesterday's play was VelguthV long- i here in t lie double, and it was claimed by Ad Thatcher,-wh- The Seuth Phils pitchers certainly led a fast llf In fact, the were se being received by Samuel Peacock, ldl ing the lntter city. tated Information thnt jcar His mark of sixteen rounds thev wcie no longer junlnis, but Inter- promoted Willnrd-Defapsiy- 1 Seuth Fourth street est. former At this meeting the American Olym- the A jfast In ruining and ft'iln that the fans almost lout count of them. Four ' mediates. I'ndlne finished was challenged bv depesterN of the Yerk second te pic Committee will be nppelnted Tight here in 11)10. bad made overtures . regulars were and cxen then 15III ""' le take uwl Itudelph, uhe'e tossed them up when BENNY BASS EARNS Ile.id Ceuntrv Club, near IMiiliulelnhln. " Junier deuuie nice lieie charge of the arrangements for the for the staging of the fight here, fel-'- J Club was fero-- DEVLIN WINS uasseu ast it con- - the b'euthwark a pup. almost wus te mount th hill. who eited the rererd of ISO holes In iii participation of the United States ath- lowing the decision of Governer Me- -' - OVER detuned tlie piurtice of holding Bill started. lie lasted eni- and a half innings. His hes- DECISION NELSON a single daj. mnde by Kdward Sljlea, an In the 01 tuple games of Cray, of Indiana, te prevent It lu that races In open regatta. letes 1021, In " itating style of pitching failed feel crew, Outslugs Kelly In Manayunk A. C. July 11, 1910, and Velguth did jester-- ! '."'T1,. nn' . te Brls Lord's and after issuing four will bei presented te thu I'urift. State. tickets, two hits and runs, he was before gave Ge day s werK as n repiy. mi free four janked he the park Lecal Beys Eight Fast Rounds Beut tlennl association at its next meeting I way. at the Shere Temmy Devlin, of Manayunk, out- March. twelve-roun- Atlantic City, X. J., Aug. 22. Un- fought Dubter Kelly, in the d Beets and Saddle imPIRE SMITH heaved a sigh of relief as Grevell left a de. corking nn attack that had bis toe wind-u- p last night nt the West Indians Buy Outfielder Stere closed Saturdays during August g C. IS lie had been low tails all the time the ex -- Stockman gucitslnR both from the long nnd short Manayunk A. Aug. 22. IJtUe Ituck, Ark., Aug. 22. Outfielder seml-wlnd- Sarstesa, Serines. N. Y.. In Jee Bice put two-yea- Jee, Connelly, of th range, Benny Bbbs, Philadelphia's ban- the r- Little Reck beuthern tcss serving them up, and he saw a chance te rest hit feet. Mickey sleep In fifth round The Adirondack handlcnp for Aaeoclntlen Club, has been Beld te the Cleve- tamweight former ama- Brown te the It waa sensation and twelve-roun- d en- olds furnislica the feature for Harntoge land Americans, announced today. teur champion, earned a decision ever of their scheduled coupled It la te report te th Indiana at the end Men by Hundreds Zeph!) counter. Brown was going well until today. Bud Turner, with Cur of the aeaaen. TTtRED ZOPFI (alias walked Inte the box. Jee Josephs then decided Jee NeUen, Quaker City mltt- - uan-reca- s another he stepped Inte one of Bice s right tis, should win tuts siiike rer tne jV te give the Seuth Phils a rest, se he hit Inte a double play. This time the muii, nere mm luicut in mc eiKui-reu- : , v- - j stable. Cherry Pie and Beys Be- whole crowd sighed relief i slashing wind-u- p of NerthsldcClub, Crowding Our Stere in the "Vrlie R e nutDelnted Bebby Burke lieve Me appear best of the ethers. Herb Steen was the first batter for the Phils, but he must have been up Horses which nppenr best In ether A WHALE OF A BILL ...... V,n .. n- - there for practice. He fouled se many balls that Secretary-Treasur- er Harry t..v.i.. .n, nil races arc First race Thessaly. Miss Mea-r- e. Tujler and (iunnU preaent IN THE Referee Harry Krtle was forced all-at- ar pPrettymnn warned him cause the club nny mere expense by losing te In the opening bout K. O. Tracey Cerina, daddy. Second Guclph, RlHwInl fifth unnlveraary surprlae net te the step the tussle In the fourth round te Lucky show. jkersehtde. He fanned en the next ball just te be obliging. mnde geed his name by stepping Jimmy Antonin. Flannel Shirt. Third mnke Ndsen wipe grease from his body. BridrMiinn. Fairway, Adenis. Feurth1 PHILLIES' PARK After Zephl was socked out of the box Jacksen took his place. (irnsi n the first round with a savage Jack was Neither Bass nor Nelsen displnjed any body. Bud I.erner. Cherry Pic, Beys Be- - , plnch-hltte- r left te the NIGHT, at Improvement, but was forced te give away te n Herb Steen, Iefl for eueh ether In the bnttle. which Here Me. Fifth Iteulette. Bill nnd, THURS. AUG. 24 In was fully by the TOMMY LOUGHRAN GENE TUNNElf who went the box In the seventh, didn't pitch a full inning before the enjejeil gathering. The Coe, Catherine Mnrrnne. Sixth Oal- - , Half Price Sale! game was called. bout was stamped as the best seen here Scraps About Scrappers lant Man, Irish Brigadier, Heulette. ' GEO. K. 0. CHANEY EARL FRANCE Fair fans were much In evidence When Johnny PepleskI was In months. PAL MORAN HARRY KID BROWN. about te I completely out- - At Windser First rate, Magikcn, wing Allcntewn Jee Cans fili-T- IjiUe, who out of as one of CiingrasV commlialen e, TIPL1TZ JOE Buying at Pitcher sheets, a feminine voice In the stands piped : ni Top-ung- JOE BENJAMIN wonderful suits for classed Burt Green, of Washington, btcaiite of ieeral fracturtd rlb. baa re- - Topmast, Zack Terrell. Second "Hey, Johnny wbat're you deln' here?" rerrrM nn4 ha Id in training for bout Buckwheat, Dr. McArthur. Third KID WAGNER LIEUT. BAIRD with Jack Perry, at Albany. N. T. They will 1. S3, nn st I Temmy Wilsen, Chlnris, Dalluhm, Witch Flower. Tlrketa, M. aula new at little $17.50 ($35 $22.50 of Philedelnhla. iwtiio-reunas- r as qualities), mi in a nexi miai. Fourth Bedstone, Pnsternl Swain, Sdintf C'ee, 12th and I llbcrti Tendler' "r turned around te see if...the lassie uas calling him. and Gingrass handed Billy Waltz, of Lancaster, a nilllanT I'arler, 780 .Market i n Putrnn'a PEP hputing In eight rounds. Iee Shannen, Merphr. a Wllmtnrten Finery, Fifth Cnrraandale, Feylance, lleuae. 17th nnd Perteri Pbwelten y,i the tail the plate for a stnke. Johnny meaning raUr flywlgt, Cafe, 84 H. 40tlii ( uneuiglmni hhep. 10 and even $15.00. eier of the Ouaker City, Lew (Kid) a defl le Tltnny Faicul. Murphy Tep e' the Morning. Sixth American A and iun In a H. Biili Jerdeti Ce., 1433 V. (.Irard Pep doesn't knew yet the identity of the maiden, out he knows he elx-reu- thawed wll bout with Tarrr Olaymore, Seventh Curry, of thin city, rmifrtit a box-I- Bey, Knrriulte. Ave., nnd lleaez Alia Cafe, here nnd grounded out. MrOevern at the Cambria. Ha haa rity. , draw. Tem Farley, of Atlantic City, cenalatently at the Chester Club.bn Terklst, Ilarry Burgeync, Topmast. Allantle stepped Dick Perry, In "Evmrybedy It Going" The event is a wonderful demonstra- Carttvright's Bad A'etw of Philadelphia, Harry Payne Whltiy, who sold the second round. Herb Ilatchle ! In fine fnrm for his bout Yeung- - O. Ceshawk te G. F. Cochran for $40,000. tion of value of well-know- He will FItYEIl and Eddie n boxing tomorrow nluht met K. and our customers' JIMMT O'Keefe. in the world; Chary nt tne HIJeu Thrntre Hddle llaye likely will nccept the Cochran offer of Bradshaw. Jee Mlllrr. Teny Antheny. Jee Aaronsen, T. H. HARRY WILLS KNOCKS OUT nle hai Fllnky Kiufmen paired with Al S12.1.000 for Bunting. Mnny believe BASEBALL Today, 2 GAMES appreciation of it. llelttftian and Jehnnv Tully inntched with 1(111 Kraycr, Wesley Vaughn, Pete Kane, lils brother. a of tlie net tlm 'SIIIIIK I'.VHU., 2IST AND I.KII AVK. Jee, and fleck ether Tattling Abe Cehen. Thin la te be the Initial Ituntlntr e'lun,iT,I Miperipr, v.iii-inm- i V JACKSON IN SECOND ROUND m5-:'- net'iu ist iamk tabid fans suddenly had te light their smokes In the seventh Inning. thou of aeaaen t the Uljeu. of Whisknway. Indications are that ATHLETICS vs. DETROIT $30.00 Fryer, from his scat In the preas coop, volunteered thn : August Belmont will refuse te pell Mes FASHIONABLE Information will In his bout Iteaenrrd hf.it nt Olmbel nnd Mnaldlni Ilrnny Itnaa aDDear third senger at anv price, rcruscd $100,-00- 0 The field's a little dark," he said, "and they're just supplying the necessary Southern Boxer Toys With Newark In Ova data tomorrow nlht when he tnclclea lie SUMMER SUITS FOR $15.00 , light te allow the battle te go Joe McOeern at th j'an a. a Adam from Mr. Whitney for the Fair en." Heavyweight Hvun haa arranged an uregram colt, and Intends te run him CAMBRIA A. CLUB Geerge P. Cnrtwrlght. president of the V. aa follewa I'lav next WJCM: B. A., arrived late. He NmvarU, X. J Aug. 22. narry with ether number Jimmy Lav In the Belmont I'nrk Futurity In $35.00 FASHIONABLE Drought with him Larry Sommers and a suspension BUI enter va. Ilenny Pascal. Artie McCann a 3. for rtersen. Bill Wills, negre heavyweight, of New Or- Len Ulbbena, Yeung Tem Sharkey va. White i. learned he wouldn't need his uniform for nt least two weeks. Jake Munch, leans, lust night knocked out Buddy llurka, and Sam ray Willie va Oeerse Mulli JOITNNY IIAl'IM V. HAM IU.ACKIRTON SUMMER SUITS FOR $17.50 Brls Lord and Aljau also were informed that they had been fined. Of course, Jacksen, of Newark, after 2 minutes gan. all of the Chester players mentioned smiled sweetly at Cartwright and thanked and 14 seconds of fighting in the second Sam niartdaien la booked for the wlndm $40.00 FASHIONABLE Dim. round of a twelve-roun- d match. at the Cambria rnaay mint. 1111 oppeinen Wills toyed with Jacksen In the first will be Jel.nnr liauba, or Wilmington. euna s- $20.00 en a Fer sundry SUMMER SUITS I LfeGeern will take ieer lie mar in reason- FOR round, cufflnc him into every corner of the Al Diner . Johnny WE HAD nine VleVfrt en the hospital list," said Johnny Oekes, the ring with shnrp hooks te the Jaw. Hnnla, Artle JleCann va Charley Mack and tf&fc this bargain win appeal te you rr the batboy, after the game. "If it team't for that Chester Jacksen was unable te land a punch en Mickey Gelden va. Andy kartell $45.00 FASHIONABLE ieeuia nave scored in every but treuM his adversary. inning crcn. B'e have Den trnrky) rlmn, local middleweight, ta SUMMER SUITS FOR $22.50 knoekid them for a reic of siphons." In the second round Jacksen dashed irunnlnir for mstehea with anr of th Phila from his steel and attacked Wills In his delphia Marty N'eble, 108, and New k atnblemate, of I'ljim'a, Is prepared te JM , own The negre $50.00 iiirner. Orlenns mk en Al Oorden. llebby Wolgast. Matty FASHIONABLE I Life being paired Moren, South- hurtling' Guard TRAIN OUT OFJOWN with Pal the sent Jacksen te the ropes with Deehter or Denny 1'aacal ) ern lightweight champion, who is in this n right uppercut. then felled him for iw'lJm SUMMER SUITS FOR $25.00 part of the country seeking the scalp the count with right and left hndd Harry Kllbnrn. writes Jark Valentine, and LUflhran, Waener, Tlplltz and Benny imanhc4 the jaw. net Mlfkey Martell anibatltutcil for Dan Oar. of Leenard. te boxed Mlfkey Brown Are Working Wagner weighed 215 Jack- tin and a hard draw with Till. Suits Hard will clai.h with Lieutenant Wills pounds and Ien at the Legan A A last week. Valentine A quartet of the halt a score Earl Balrd, of San Francisce. eon 104. ttatea Kllburn will be ready for any of star featherweight this fall. Yes, All Tropical crappem billed te put en top-notc- h Oeergc Chaney, the knockout king, the Suits, Alse Phillies' Is scheduled te go en with were $4.85 motion at the ball park Thurs- Karl France, 'CHASER BRINGS TOP PRICE Harry Ifaahfr. NtaTO amateur beier, haa day nlfbt are doing their training out another California lightweight. utartxfl a. profeaalenal rarttr and he I bains t town. They nre Temmy Loughran, handlad by Jimmy Hall, of Kcnalnsten. who la te take en Gene Tunney in the Belle of Dryn Mawr Sold for $3500 mtW new eight-roun- d St. Barnabas, 6; Delfleld, 2 Al niinrfr la training for two beula. TI Half flnal of the five numbers; at Auction Price TwelTK atraltht win make the record of la te mt Ilddle Mahencv at llaltlmera, Au. Wagner, narry Kid n rV Eddie Kid Brown aa Ita Saratoga, N. V., Aug. 22. The nue-tie- nuat 20, and Johnny Dalkaa at Atlantic and Tlpllti. the St, Itarecbaa rlne the retult of City Laber Day : Je I iMe-- win ever lllnl(l at Blxtl flfth atreat Inst night at tha sales paddeel, (Nothing sent en apprevdl; no Loughran is completing his. work and Klinoed avenue lait night The I'arclty Pure Worsted exchanges, all purchases for consisted of the dlspenal of horses In Jtm Kennedr haa undartahrn tb mantica-mn- t light-heav- y of hilt win the feature of the centeat cash, no phone lib weight contest ut Wild- - eleven were training, stallions, breed mares nnd of T.atxn, uptala rllrwelKh, for orders filled; all alterations charged lletweee the two tesma hits a Dyes $0. where nc has been In made, four wen te the winner and eeen belonging who wntyrt na I)av Phade tnurh tuaile Guaranteed oei, r. J., strict yearlings te the Cnnterbuty plana pemlnt In Phllacl'luhla for bouts for,) boxing uaiiy Mc- - te th leaira. rtetneld uaed three nltchera nvMicil by I'eta - mini, with Johnny In trrlne te gain q victory, nUheuch only Pnrm, J. Temple (fwnthuey, with the Icndln- hire ijhuiia. scvan nue ware made off the trio. of Wnrrenten, Vn. Thirty head went fpIHa, Brown nnd Wngner nre en- - under the hummer, bringing u total of Tlm Urenrr la krerlnir In ahapa for tha fall i rumpalun He will maka hla drat atari of a at ueiance, in. J., wiieta Lew City, ja2.0fll) Ga., Marshall E. Smith & Bre. cot in condition for bhr Lit Brethers, 8; Camdan price the rrrular arnaen nt Atlanta Aucuai William H. Wanamaker $! hli au. The best was obtained for the 81 aealnat Xlatlllnn Iludrl. and one weel( Man's, (Inrpertel) with Champien Benny Lit Brethera again demer at rated Ita stecplechuser. of Bryn later will meet Illlly Antelo at Harrlaburs, AthUUe Leinard. perlerlly. evtr Camden City laat nigni. Belle Mawr, Furnishing 724 Goed wiu pair os witn jee Inning 9 te T. SucceMlva. hlU by Flrnn. bought by W. L. Powers, acting as . Chtnut Street 1217-1-9 ' peer anil Biaugnter regultad Utah winning agent, $.1,100. black mare Miller, Manayunk havywel-ht- la In Chestnut Street Ita for This is a flrat-rlaa-rka ahae and laauea a cballenxa ta BjiLtntApt, f, rtimwa vt foaled In 1010. J rftkH teuih au.ltuXZM wva aene, Nirtw.. WVi , . 1. w !&H1 J. j yjT.m ' "fc f ft w) iTfl At 1 ,1 w leipRaswmwesaffaeaaH .