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Published every day except Sunda
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Evening journal., 1907-01-23
A CHANCE FOR
LONG HlTTERS
Bob UngIaub iaS an Idea
to Produce Distance
Swattine

Robert a. Unglaub, the crack first sack
er OF the wnnamsport Tri-state Club.
VINO was recently awarded 10 the Boston
Americans by the National Commission,
has devised a rule which would undoub.- %
odly produce more Ions hitting in ball
games. In order u give the heavy hitter
his due advantage over the light hitter
Unglaub says the outneidcr should be linz
ited TO a certain territory.
lie suggests drawing an arc from one
field line TO the other at q distance OF 80
yards from the home plate. using tie
plate as center This win give quar-.
ter circle. every point Of which is 50
yards from the home plate. Outneidors are
90 play on the inside OF this circle uatr
after the BAN has been hit by a batter
The batter who can drive the bali o
yards or more VIII have an opportunity
to get a long hit instead Of having the
heldcrs judge his bic and pull It down at
point more than inO yards from the plate
by "a phenomenal catch.
Ungianb says cilt the fault of the pres
cnt rules Is that the long hitter has on q
slight advantage over the llsht hitter, be-
cause nine times out of ten the neidors
win Judge the batter's manner Of hitting
and arrange Themselves In The field to
suit the occasion. This arc viii give the
heavy hitter an opportunity 10 drive the
bail Far into the deep neld and get q clear
hil Tor several bases.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
PLAYER MUST BE
A QUICK THINKER
II is the Greatest Asset in
a BasebaIler'S S Make
Up

a BAN player has approximately two
niths Of a second between the time the
BAH hits tho bat and the time he So it
coming toward him in which he must
decide now to make play. OFTEN he
must think more quickly than th,t, for
an accident. an unexpected turn Of "a play,
may force him to abandon his plan and
adopt a new one a nfth Of a second is
a long time at the finish Of Ia steal II
represents the difference between safe and
out, and the man who thinks quick, vho
gets the jump on me bail" Is the god
BAH player. while the fellow wlrse bra n
works just flash slower goes back TO the
minors.
OF course. baseball nowadays has been
reduced TO sucn "a science that the mdlv.d-
u.l thinker does not stand out ass he did
in the old days Everyone is supposed to
know exactly what TO do. Iho base run
ner is supposed TO know, without s.gna-s,
just when the batter intends to hit just
which bali ho will strike at and tho bait
ter knows Just which pitch the base run-
ner viii run on. Everyone knows that
with two out and "a runner on first the
thiro baseman and second baseman VIII
make the throw to first base, and that IL
the ball is hit 20 tho shortstop he will
throw to second. Every throw and every
move Is figured out to mathematical pre-
cision. and the dullest payer can iolrn
the system. yet there stlll is so much room
Tor thinking that the man whose brain IS
as agile as his body shines as a s.ar. VIII ie
the other fellow throws away many ball
games.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
NOTES OF THE GAME.

The Rink team won q great victory
There Is sadness IN the fremont
camp
Al thee ma Of the contest the band
,iaved the dead march. Please re-
peat on Tuesday night.
An the teams in the league are show
ing much Improvement and II won
he long before the article Of polo in
wilmington win be up TO the standard
Several fremont rooters are sadder
hut wiser lads
Somebody's going shy on candy and
soda water.
Polo is very popular with The girls,
md their roofing odds much interest 70
mo games.
Mccall didn't play his usual good
game at halfbacS. he leaving Laudell
unsupported on several occasions.
Weldon IS a much improved player
IL looks as II "Go-Get- I'm ST. is the
best goal shooter in the league.
Referee Craig gave entire satisfao-
ton.
Sampson cut out his nonsence last
night and played polo.
'aIdge" Hin improves with every
game.
stevens as usual played a steady.
consistant game.
Carter let slip several opportunities
20 score.
Goaiteuder Bradley held tight 20 his
rap. Joke.
Demorest played an excellent de-
fonsivc game.
Jack Landcl had busy evening.
..ston 'on. Jack" was a familiar cry.
EIenderer plays the game for an it Is
worth and with a little watching will
he a valuable man.
II any one thinks polo isn't popular
IN wilmington. tust pay the Rink
visit any night a game is scheduled.
no team can win all the time. Un-
certainty lends interest
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
CHAMPION GLAZIER

James Toner. who has been employed by
nearly every leather and morocco COM
pany throughout this city and country as
a Bower glazer. and Is admitted the best
of his kind, issues challenge 70 an
Bower glazers TO compete with him in
a series Of 1--WE dozen skin hides for $40
a side. The man who glazos the most in-
side Of the time Limit wins All ohai-
lenges win be received at The Hotel Ponce
&c Leon. southeast corner Eighth and
Church streets, Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
VOORHEES, LOST

Jimmy Smith won II out Uf Is games
and tied one with Johnny voorhels IN
the hrst Of the i5-game series on
Tuxedo Alleys Newark, n. j., last
night smith only once failed to reach
the 200 mark. His best score was 267.
ana he averaged 22s TO 222 for voor-
heis.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
GRANT TO WRESTLE

Joe Grant who for several weeks was
employed as an instructor az the Eleventh
Street Roller Rink, and who is wrestler
OF some note has O. match on with sailcr
Kelly. The contest VIII take place az
Richmond. Va. and win likely bs fer the
best two Of three falls, Graeco-Roman.
Kelly defeated Grant about one year $50
but the wnmingtonian expects 70 redeem
himself this time.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
POLO GAME TONIGHT

Tho Easton polo team viii play a hve
selected from the Orange and DUPONT age
gregatons az the rink tonight The visit
ors are an old hands at the same. and
their style Of PLAYING VIII be a revalaton
20 Wilmington followers Of THE game. 1t
IS not 20 be expected that our hoys win
win. but the game, nevertheless, win be
weli worth seeing. Our boys have boln
practicing hard for over a week and VIII
no doubt make a socd showing Al
Wishing TO see polo played as it should
be viii do wen 20 attend
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
MONSTER CARD
FOR BENEFIT

The athletic carnival which is TO be
held m the Madison Square Garden this
evening in aid OF Terry McGovern. WI be.
without doubt. the greatest reunion Of Old
time and present day gladiators Of the
ring and the mat, and patrons Of square
sports ever gathered together under one
reef
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
profeeeor spaid to Lecture.

IN Marsh and swamp and HsllOv
Tree viii be the subject Of a lecture 10
be given in the auditorium OF the VIII
mington High school this evening by Pre-
fessor a. r. spaid, superintendent Of pub
llc schools OF New Castle county. tn
Will be the second lecture Of a series in
the Nature Lovers Course Of the Daaphn
Institute.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
Friends School,
Fourth and West streets.
Wilmington, Del.

A frst-class day school, with courses
Of study fitting for either college or
business. Sixteen experienced teachers.
Excellent equipment. Thorough IN
struction. Terms moderate by reason
Of endowment. Pupils enrolled at any
time. High school, Grammar School.
Primary and Kindergarten Depart
ments. Transportation provided for
pupils Of the lower grades. For Illus
trated catalogue, address
HtRSC CHEL A. NORRIS.
A. N. Prin
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
BOXING.

Ana NOW Il ssaid KID Herman and
Young Corbctt win fight 70 a finish.
Gunner AIoir and Tiger Smith viii
fight in London next month for the
heavy weight championship
And the spogtsmen OF Wilmington
have went all season without seeing
boxing bout in this city,
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
10 cnmnl.tn cnndnit..

owing TO the cold. but little progress Is
being made On the telephone conduit
work about Inc city. The advent Of
spring win see things husuns. however
and within a year many unsighty poles
&c have been removed
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
BAsERALL

Otis clymer has sisned sis pitssburs
contract.
There IS no truth In CIV report that
ittinger viii manage a team in the Tri-
state.
St. Louis ana Boston are after Pitcher
Ewing
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
Last Of professor NapoIeon.p

At tn Opera House this evening the last
production Of Professor Napoleon" VIII
be given by local talent, and as usual the
attendance will oe large. The play has
been seen here thrice before. and at elch
performance the house was crowded.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
A COUNTERFEIT
That is What London Says Of Gunner
Moir. the AeavlNeiaht.

Darkey Haley. the English feather
weight who made q fine impression OF
Philadelphia the other night says that
Gunner Moir. the English heavywe ght
who Is ready TO night Phiadelph.a Jack
OBrien in London for a 500 purse, is a
counterfeit champion.
Haley says he possesses no cleverness
70 speak Of. IS ialfooted and fghts wholly
on the defensive. his only seod quality
being a wallop that may 90 harm f ii
lands in other words, Nor is another one
OF those soft marks 50 acceptable q
c'Bricn.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
WITH THE SPORTSMEN
By
BAL LTIMORE HANDS
TRENTON ALEMON
OFiOle Tel-PinneTS Win Ten
Out OF Fourteen Games
From JeTSeymen

The Baltimore Eastern League team On
Monday won ten out OF fourteen games
from Trenton. Tho irony of fate was
against both teams Baltimore had a
chance to finish IN the money IN the indi-
Nduals, but Bradley was of and Curtis
won three games. Tnenton was second in
the two-man games, but Baltimore killed
their chances by winning all three games.
The alleys were Ia bad shape, due to the
fire, and the cold made II unpleasant for
both players and spectators. The sc5res:
INDIVIDUALS
Bradley tBaliimore).. 17o 1S9 ga Isl 22l
Curtis CTrenton) ....... 2Oi 225 ISL lss ls9
Trenton won three games. Baltimore
two.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
Boundarv Marker Einished

William Davidson, Of this city. has COM
pleted cutting one Of the monuments
which are 20 mark the boundary line be-
tween the States of Delaware and New
Jersey. The stones viii be erected as
soon as the frost leaves the ground.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
Lecture on Mexico.

At the New-Century Club on Friday
evening will be given the first OF a series
OF lectures by George Nox Mccain. the
noted traveller. on Beautiful Picture Pn-
grimages." The initial subject VIII be
Mexico"
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
Marrlnna Announced.

James X. Eyer and Miss Clara A..
Wallace. both OF this city. were quetly
married in New York city on Christmas
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Eyer live at No.
1921 Washington street.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
GOMEDY THEA1RE
Aoo MARKET STREET.

". o. HyrIp. General Manager
Three days commencing January p.
married for Millions).
CIergymans Dilemma.
Life Of an American Cowboy.
Illustrated songs by Hugh Brainard.
Adults, 10 cents: children. cents
Matinees, 1.30 p. m. DC to al.
Evenings. $50 p. m.
This building is thoroughly heated.
Come in and wait for your car.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
RINK BOYS WON
OVER FREMONT
These Teams Played Most
Scientific Polo of Season
Last Night
CLUB STANDING

IN a polo contest sparkling with speed
and science. the heretofore invincble stick
,yieidors OF the fremont five were forced
10 lower their colors to the Rink Club to
no the tune Of to at the Roller Rink
last night
Both teams put up a brand OF polo that
has not been equailed since the season
opened. The Rink boys showed 90 Per
cent. improvement over their last eNhib.-
lion. and the fremont team, as far as
scientific work went FAR exceeded All
previous performance
The members OF both teams went into
the game with the intention OF trying TO
piay polo as it should be played, and their
performance was very creditable.
fremont was defeated but not dissraeod.
IN team work ana passing they exceiled
fhe Rink. and should have won but for
two blundering passes, one by Hin and
the other by Prenuss which gaNe the
Rink two open shots IN front Of the cage.
put no matter. defeat comes 10 all and
although the pill Of defeat Is a hard one
20 swallow. fremont was forced 20 do the
act last night
1vhe largest crowd OF the season greeted
hte teams, and when the whistle calling TO
tho hves to get into action blow az 9
O'Clock. standing room was az a premium.
Roth organizations were represented by n
large band Of rootora, and the vocal bat
tories Of the rival partisans opened up tho
minute the ball was put in play. So eN-
citing was the contest and so fast did tho
brilliant plays unron themselves that the
epeotators we're kept on their feet from
start 20 finish.
Prentss was the Individual star OF the
game. his work being q revelation. hnl
Followed the ban IN great shape, feeding
eim IN excellent style. simpson and Ste
vens worked well together, and Weldon
was always Johnny on the Spot.
IL was a. great game from start 70 finish,
and the Rink boys victory WIS "a wen
earned one. The lire ND follows:
rromant. hinh
Tandeii............. goal Bradley
Mccall. ......... half book ......Dcmarcst
14endorer. ........ centre ..........-stavens
Carter
prentiss........ first rush .......-simps'n
1rin.............. second rush .......Weldon
osoals-Prentiss, 81 weldon, 2; simpson.
i. stevens, l. Referee-craig. Timer
Thomea.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
pnslnr RacaIlnd.

quarterly conference or Asbury NJ. r.
Church has invited the Rev H. A. G.
westerheid. pastor Of the church. 70 re-
turn for another year.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
WILMlN TON RINK
With a Team Picked from
ORANGE AND OU POINT

Two 2o-minute halves-s40 10 900. 915 to
9S5.
Come and see THE FUR FLY"
SKATING TILL II O'CLOCK.
Admission 25 cents skates and admission.
IS cents. Special Music.
Skating thrice daily. Brass Band after
noon and night. Admission morning ard
afternoon, 10 cents. Skates. 10 cents and
Is cents extra. Friday night dupont and
Orange will play the eighth championship
game. Admission 10 cents. The rink be ng
rented tomorrow Thursday night W Il
be closed to the public. Skating morning
and afternoon. Instructions free.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23

Bill Leech, Of New Castle. one 90 tho
most popular men in the Wilmington
City League last season. viii again
hold down second base for N-Wilming.
ton the coming season.
Evening journal., 1907-01-23
PHILADELPHIA
And NEWARK TIE
Alex Dunbar Won -Four Games
in Individual and Saves
Day

Philadelphia and Newark broke even
in the Eastern League games rolled
yesterday. each team winning seven
games. Alex Dunbar's four victories in
the singles saved the day for the
Quakers. The score.
INDIVIDUAL.
Dunbar Phila.)........ lg7 1888 2lG 25 1s5
Wcingarth lNewariO asa l57 2Oi 1l2 lg3
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-05-31
Rockdaie

Tellefson spent last week ill South
Dakota.
VIM Sahr of Oakland spent Sunday at
E Holverson's.
Mrs Ell Reels entertained company
from Sumner Sunday
Rockdale is making plans for grand
celebration ca July 4th.
Mrs 0 Jensen Of Fort Atkinson is Wis
iting at Mrs Jenson's.
If you want good smoke call at the
L Altman cigar factory.
J Rusch and wife of Oakland visited
at Fl j Tellefson's Sunday.
News was received here Tuesday even
ing that Mrs S Haight was dead.
Chester Tellefson transacted business
in Milwaukee the fore part of the week
A little horse stepped on G Hallett's
little toe which is at present little sore.
Mr. and Mrs Orlow Anderson OF Cam
bridge spent Sunday at the formers
home.
Tony Anderson and Fl J Tellefsop
transacted business in Fort Atkinson
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs N Anderson and daught-
ers Nora and Della spent Sunday at A O
Herried's.
Mr. and Mrs A C Tellefson and Rilda
Herried spent Wednesday of last week
at Cambridge.
Mrs T A Tellefson is in Chicago caring
for her daughter Isabelle who has been
sick for some time.
Miss Margaret Hallett and Miss Mae
Benson of Sparta are spending a couple
of weeks at the formers home.
Clarence T Tellefson will leave for
North Dakota Wednesday where he will
hold a good position with a hardware
firm
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-05-31
Stoughton SympathiZes.

The rumors afoat to the effect that
Edgerton is quarantined on account of
diphtheria epidemic are as groundless as
we're the same kind of rumors concern
ing Stoughton last fall. Edgerton is
now in the same predicament that we
were in then. The authorities, however,
are dealing promptly, and this week the
schools are closed. as are also churches
and places of amusement, and no observ-
ance of Memorial day will take place.
The people of Stoughton know what
such an epidemic means, and know how
to sympathize with our sister citv-Hub
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-05-31
Nest Porter

Mrs Elma Stearns is on the sick list.
Mrs Emma Stearns Sundayed in Ev-
ansville.
Miss Smith of GAINESVILLE is visiting
with Miss Nary Boyle.
The tobacco plants are thin on the
beds and there will be general scarcity.
CD Mccarthy arrived home on Sat-
urday from Iowa and reports crops look
ing fine.
Miss Mae Mccarthy closed a success
full term Of school on Wednesday in the
Hubbell district in town of Fulton.
The A S of E local union of West AL
Dion will meet at Mr. Reierson's Friday
evening. May 81 at 7:30. Ali members
are requested to attend aud bring new
member with them.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-05-31
Albion Prairie

Mr. and Mrs Job Marsden are visiting
relatives in South Dakota.
Mrs Mary Bunting ls visiting relatives
at Red Wood Falls, MINI.
The rain of the past week has delayed
the planting of the corn and potatoes.
Mr. Armit of Edgerton was busy plas-
tering at S Halls and G Marsden's
last week.
Ladies Aid Society of the M church
will meet with Mrs Frank Barton on
Wednesday afternoon.
James Craig is suffering from the eff
fects of three broken ribs, caused by q
fall from the roof of his tobacco shed.
We are glad to report he is improving
Mr. Zodka, the buttermaker at Hillside
creamery, narrowly escaped being scald
ed to death. There was some trouble
with the pipes near the boiler. He was
just beginning to fix them when the
steam blew on his hands, arms and
chest, burning him so badly that he is
unable to work. Mr. Zodka is a good
machinist as we'll as a good buttermaker.
We hope he will soon be we'll again.