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Evening journal., 1909-08-16
Curtain Will Lower Soon
on Successful County
LeagLe Season With
DUPONT The Winner.

Now that the "Powdermakers' have
clnched the County League pennant hot
chase is expected between RiNerview and
New Castle for second place in the league
race.
At this distance Riverview seems to
have the advantage. Mousley's team be-
ing one game ahead of the Rivertowners.
Each Of the teams has four games to
play and as the second and third place
teams can be counted ON 20 win two Of
them it IS likely that the runners will
anish in the positions they occupy to-
day.
Bui another story Is likely TO be told OF
Carvin's Southside team. Tho 'Bridgers"
have made gallant squirt after being
materially strengthened and when one
figures out that the tail enders have beat
en- out Riverview and New Castle some
idea Of their speed may be obtained. AT
this time Southside is but three games
back OF Parkside. The loss OF one game
FOR Parkside and a victory for Southside
viii place the teams closer than ever and
a. Parkside has several more hard games
10 play while the "Bridgers' have easier
Evening journal., 1909-08-16

ouigley didn't get opportunity to do
much.
Smith didn't do ovSaS ws59 was expected of
him. He was counted on for homer
but
McMahon's decision on that Logue- De
vinney play was questioned. Many
agreed that the run should have scored.
Bacon was. there many ways He made
a one-handed catch Of the circus variety,
smothering base hit.
That was a pretty chop OF Britting-
hams into centre garden.
There was nothing huky about the
game that brought the rag.
800
NJ McDonoupgh got swat every time
up and two Of them weer for doubles.
O-O-O
Russell is the only man in the League
to get three doubles in one rame.
900
Russell and H. Hall cloutedl the ball
some.
Jack Banner is doing somet,ng now.
O-O-O
South Side will get off that bottom
rung
900
Riverview looks like closed corpora
tion. Five Of its players come from
two families
Johnny McDonough got back into the
game after three weeks lay Of
900
Mr. oliver tapped his team with two
bingles.
Rennie is one Of the stand-patters.
He's always on the mound.
That amended rule doesn't seem to help
New Castle
August worked hard in two positions.
0-O-0
Riverview is, the only team that could
stop DUPONT.
Mousley's men look good as pole for
the pennant.
Lewis will soon be in as hard luck as
Banner.
shuler CURED materially in the victory.
Mckinney covered the first corner in
good style.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
RIVERVIEW AND NEW CASTLE
TO FIGHT FOR SECOND PLACE

ones, It is not A all unlikely that Car
vim will get out Of the cellar before the
close of the season.
Altogethfr, II has been successful sea-
son for the County League. Organized at
time when professional bali was being
played here. the league promoters had
some doubt Of the success OF the ven
ture But the organization has survived
and the Individual teams have made
money. For the first time in five years
genuine interest was displayed this sea-
son In the great American game. and Il
remained for the County League 10 resur-
rect that interest That the fans have ap-
precated the leagues effort TO put the
game back where it was five years ago
has been demonstrated time and again on
the DUPONT and the Riverviow grounds.
When the curtain goes down on ii all
next month. the County League will in no
sense be a defunct organization. Plans are
already under way for the organizing of
another league for next year. a larger
and stronger organization than ever, and
II the public proves as appreciative OF
genuine baseball then as il has this year
the New Castle County League Of the
season Of 1910 will do even more to again
make Wilmington one Of the hest paving
baseball towns on tho map. with such
men as Reeves, Mousley. Welsh. Leach
and Carvin and an abundance Of excel
lent local playing material to pick from.
this is indeed possible
Let an the fans hope so.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
CHURCH LEAGUE

Three of the Church League teams
are now tied for first place in the
pennant nght. Edge Moor. Bethany and
Trinity were the winners on Saturday
Edge Moor defeated old Swedes' by
the score of 6 TO .. L.arosch of Edge
Moor secured a home run. Bethany
defeated Elsmere in an exciting con-
test and the Y. NJ. c. A. met their
waterlool in the game with Trinity.
requiring ten innings TO decide II.
Score by innings:
Old Swedes' o o I o 1 o o SIS IL
Edge Moor 400 go 20 1-s IA 4
The Elsmere team was defeated sat
urday afternoon by the Bethany club
by the score Of 10 TO 6.
Score by innings
Bethany IS . 4 o 0 o o x-12 "A .
Elsmere 20 0 4 0 0 o o. 10 G
Batteries; Elsmere. P. Jones and
Neenstiehl; Bethany. McVey and
Youngman. Umpire. Robinson.
Y M. c. A ? 1 ? 3 o OIL 0 la 10 4
Trinity ...23 311sO 2 2-15 10 8
Batteries: Trinity. Dutton and
Naile; Y. NJ. c. A.. Taggart and Top
pin. Umpire. J. F. Porter.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
HIDALGO FALLS
AGAIN ON TRACK
Jones Horse Will be Given
Rest Cure Before Entering
Other Races

For the second time this season, John
F. Jones Hidalgo. fell on the track
during the matinee races at Horse
Show Park on Saturday. The gelding
was leading Lady May in a trial
heat against time when it fell. bleed
ing at the nose w. II. Wallace. who
was driving Hidalgo jumped over the
gelding's head when he fell and escap-
ed injury. The horse will DO given the
rest cure. He is suffering from verti-
go.
There was class to all the racing The
PAGER Bill williams. lowered his mat
inee mark from 2.30 to 217 Ia; and the
trotting stallion Elmo also lowered his
record at the matinoes to 2.27 1-2. In
addition there was contention over the
fifth race. Mr.. Worrilow. owner and
driver of the fast mare Queen Esther
complaining to the judges that he was
interferred with
President Wallace uncovered a new
one" in Double %. m. The new conner
won his race in straight heats his
best time being 2.A IA. He is a green
trotter. The summary:
Double p NJ. b. h.. by Will Carlton,
II. T. Wallace. CWallace) ........1 1
Reno b., br. g.. J. NJ. Brannan. CBran-
nam ...................... ,
Dora Thorn. b. m. ]. c. Boulden.
(Boulden) .......................
Queen Ashton, b. m. w. NJ. Ward.
(Ward ..t................... 2
Time-2.45. 2.4i1
SECOND RACE.
Delightful Chimes. b. e. by Candy
Chimes. Concordville stock Farm.
fGarretD ....................... !
Thaddeus K, br. g. L. 7. Jefferis,
(Jemeris) ..................2 .
Time-2.81 Ia; 2.29 Ia
THIRD RACE.
Little Lady. b. m. by Expedition,
Brookdale Farm, (Early) ...3 /
King Ashby. b. g.. by King Albert,
G. r. Fink, CFink) ...@....1 2 2
Western Girl. ch. m, J. G. Hartmann.
(Mahaffy) ......................2 I
Topsy Van. b. m. L. P. Miller,
CWorrilow) ....................4 s Z
Time-217 IA; 2.1s "a; a21 IA.
FOURTH RACE.
Bill william. ch g.. by Prince March.
T. +. Lynch, Oynch) ............1 /
Townsend Girl. b. No.. Delamore
Farm, (Tanguy) ................2 z
Time-220 Ia; 2.17 Ii
FIFTH RACE.
Jim Bayard b. e.. by Toreno.
Delamore Farm. Diggans) g 1 /
/ Queen Esther, b. M. by Gordan H..
A. II. Worrilow, CWorrilow) L 2 .
/ Wesley. Jr.. b. g, J. G. Hartmann.
(MahaffO .....................2
| Ruby r., b. M, Brookdale Farm.
Early) -...............-......4 3
Time-223; 2.22; 2.23
! SITH RACE. -
Elmo. b. H.. by Allerton. William J.
Armstrong. (Armstrong) ........1
Rock. &. g.. Peter Orth, (Orth( 30
Time-227 1-2; 2.32.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
MADISON LEADS
PROFESSIONALS
Jumps Into First Place in
League Race by trimming
fremont Team

BY winning an TO game from Ire
mont. Madison now leads the Semi Pro-
fessional League. II. Thomas. who caught
for Madison. had fourteen put outs. Madi-
son hit Mccall for thirteen bingles while
fremont batted nine off Young. stlbe Of
Madison. led I'm hitting getting a homer,
double and single. Score by innings:
fremont .... .... O.. ......2 o o o o %
Madison .... 80 D.. b.. 2OO051ON-S
PEERLESS DROPS ONE
After Peerless had batted Lun for
seven runs In the first inning. the team
made numerous errors and lost 60 Land
lith n 70 s. -Four pitchers We're used. Lun
and Croney twirled for Peerless and
Coffin and Tomlinson pitched for Land
nth. Score by innings: RH.E.
Peerless .... .... ........7 0O 0--S 8 z
Landlth.. p. d. .... q. ..s 3eO XII 6 8
NEWPORT WINS TWO.
Newport won double header over
Highland. az Newport Jack" Benson. Of
Newport featured the games with a
three base hit in each game. Score by in
nings R.HE
Newport . o.. D. ..003l1302x-lO n 8
Highlands .... o. 100000 S
Second game: R.H.E.
Newport D.. q. ......OOO2OO120-5 /
Highland .... ....o0Os1OooO-4 o
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
Racing at Middletown.

MlDDLErowN, Del, Aug. is-A WE'LL
hlled grandstand saw fine sport at the
Middletown Driving Park Saturday ar
ternoon Barnette b. won the colt race
This colt Is only years old and steps
without hopples. Summary:
colt race, trot and pace; best two in
three beats.
Barnette r., }. b. Board pea
ooeNl ........-..-. .................. I
Torino Wilkes. II. Kibler OSib-
lerl .............. ............... DR.
Rachel H.. W. b. Biggs CBiges). 2 .
Time, 23s i-4 223 10. 229 10
2lN class, pace; best two IN three heats.
Rex w, J. c. Alston CAlston) .... I
Calchas. T. n. stayton CPea-
NucJ --.-.-....... ...-.......s....... ? !
Time, Pts i-2. 22i IA. 2.2i.
2.25 class. pace; hest two In three heats.
Prince March, Jr.. C. NJ Coch-
ran Cochran ........................ I
Barnette b., Jr., J. W. Bsrnette
lhlggs) ........-.-......... .......... . .
Little Buck. w. Coldey, Pea-
cocO ...-......,... .-.................. 3
Time. 2Ss IA. 2.e0 Ia.
Farmers and merchants race.
Del Brooks. r. Rutledge Cwarren). I
Society Belle. F. Clayton CLAY
Charlie D.. a. Donovan Dono-
Nan) .............. ........... ........
Time 2s5. go.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
MANY ENTRIES
FOR SALISBURY RACES

SALISBURY. Md. Aug. 16 Entries for
the races Of the Wicomico Fair Assocla-
tion have closed, and the secretary s.
King White, announces over 2io entries.
the largest number entered this season
on the Eastern shore. There win be many
fast horses In the races and fast time is
looked for. Dry Dock. General Mack.
Julia Marion and Socks the horse which
broke the track record al PocomolSe. are
entered in the free-for-ail and BIS class
and a very warm and close contest viii
be the result between these rivals.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
orinIns Win a Gamn-

The Oriole b. Il. c. defeated the
Rose Hin A. A. again in a swatfest
on Saturday afternoon by the score of
16 TO Is. The feature of the game was
the all-around batting Of the Orioles.
they scoring 10 runs on safe drives
made in the seventh inning. Score by
innings:
Rose IIilI4 43O32 0--15 s 4
orioles ...O02sO 10 lie 16 Z
Batteries: Rose Hin. Carr. Jack.
Walls and Smeed; orioles. Farmer and
Flaherty
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
DUPONT SURE
OF THE PENNANT
"POwdermakers" CinCh the
Flag With Four More
Games to Play
NEW CASTE COUNTY, LEAGUE.

DUPONT has won the County League
pennant. The "Powdermakers" cinch-
ed IL by beating out Parkside on Sat
urday In a lop-sided game that ended
s to 1 with dupont on the long end.
Crouch and Lewis were the slab ar
lists and as usual big Bill" had ev-
erything his own way. He allowed
but four hits. famed eight men aud
did not give a pass. Parkside's only
run was a homer by Brittingham. du-
Pont hit Lewis for ten hits. Shulcr
got three of the lot. Prentiss and Beat
ty each got a double. The score:
dupont ..............10 Ox-s
Parkside ..,..A....O 1 0 700 0 0 o.
Summary; Earned Runs. Parkside, 1:
dupont. /. Stolen bases, Prentiss, Ba-
con. Devinney, Smith. Two base hits
Prentiss. Beatty. Home run. Britting-
ham. Double plays. Crouch to McKin-
ney Struck out. by Crouch, s: by
Lewis. 3; Bases on balls. Of Lewis, 81:
Umpire, Mcmahon.
sOUTHsIDE WINS AGAIN.
The "Bridgers" turned the trick or
New Castle in lively game that ended
to g. Bannar let the Rivertown bunch
down with six hits and famed eight men.
southside got eight hits off Firby, Oliver
and Stab draw doubles and Gibbs anc
Finnan triples. The score by innings:
southside D.. q. q. ........lOOO21O
New Castle e.. q. .......O OOO12-;
Earned runs. New Castle. .. southside
?; two-base hits. staib. oliver: three-base
hits. Gibbs. Finnan; sacrifice hits. Ring
Ter, NJ Bradford. Finnan. o; Reed Waters
2, bases on balls. off Kirby. z: struck out.
by Kirby S; by Banner s; stolen bases. II.
Bradford 81 NJ Bradford 3; Waters. Ban
ner, .; August. .; missed third strike,
August, stirlith; double play, NJ Brad
ford to Finnan left on bases. New Cas-
tie 2; Southside, 10; umpire, Lucas; time.
145
RIVERVIEW BEATS AN OUTSIDER.
Riverview devoted its off day in the
League to trimming the Alpha team Of
Chester, 10 TO 3. The New Castle County
League team pounded Norton for ten hits,
Marty McDonough getting two doubles
and a single. and Russell three doubles.
The game abounded in brilliant fielding
on the part OF each club. Score by innings:
| Riverview see. zee. ......1 0 0 0 XII
/ Alpha q. o.. e. ............0 Of 1 o 90 o.
Earned run Riverview, L. stolen bases
Green. .: Algard. Russell, Harrington
two-base hits NJ. McDonough, ?: Russell
g: Starr Norton: double play Green ant
]. McDonough; struck out by Hall. 10; by
Norton. 6: bases on balls. by Hall, s. by
Norton 6; umpire, c. Dawson.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
Shoot at cIaymont.

There viii bet shoot at the Claymont
Cunning Club on Saturday next Gum
ners from Wilmington and Chester will
take part
ST. Ellzaheth's seconds. p; st. Pat
rick's seconds. .
Second Ward. Is; Centrevine. a.
Fleetwood 10; South Side Jrs.. I.
O. C. X. Marshaliton. .; Richardson
Park. o.
Maps, J.; Newark Jrs. 3.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16

Interest and directed
which will be held at
following
throughout the
the the
A in the ca
will prob
leading racket
will
Pacific coast
Niles
eastern champions show
advantage sets 1t
held Philadelphia Sep
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
BASEBALL ATA GLANCE

GAMES FOR TO-DAY.
American League
Athletics at Washington.
Boston at New York
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit.
National League.
New York at Pittsburg.
Tri- State.
Lancaster at Williamsport
Reading at Johnstown.
Trenton at Altoona.
York at Harrisburg.
STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
Mr.. Hartman 10 Sell stabIe.

John G. Hatman win quit racing and
dispose Of his string Of trotters and
PAGERS He will offer Western Girl.
.213 IA Wesley. Jr.. 2.26 1-2. and Dom
more 2.2s 1-2; all trotters. at private
sale this week.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
ST. PAUL'S TEAM
KEEPS ON TOP
Tenth Warders Trim ST.
Mary's in Fast Game
That Ends S to a
cattoIo Holy Name League.

BY winning from St. Mars's in a
4 to game St. Pauls Holy Name
League team maintained its lead in
the pennant race. The game was one
Of the Jest OF the season. That fan
ned ten men and allowed eight hits.
ST. Iary's got only five off Fahcy Tho
score:
ST. Faul's ........1 90 90 0-5
st Mary ........0 900 81 o.
Summary: Three-base nit, NJ Me
Dcnough Two-b base hit. Meaney.
stolen bases. NJ McDonoufh. Farley
.; T. McDonough. Henry. Conlin. Ttrd
Fahey Struck out by Fahcy, 3; by
Thwit 9. Bases on balls by Cahey. 2;
by Thwit. j. Hit by pitcnes ball
Henry. WilG pitch. Thwlt. Umpire,
Dougherty. Time 110.
ST. Elizabeth a Winner.
81 Elizabeth's had no trouble win
ming from ST. Patricks by a ie to .
score.
The feature Of the game was a hoire
run drive by I'D. Mcclure. of st. Eliza
herh's. Walraven. st. Patrick's pitcher
was hatted Tor a total Of 20 bases
Score by innings;
St fatrick's 80 0 I D o.
St Elizabeth's ..6 90 40 . 0 x-12
Summary; Earned runs, st. Eliza
beth's, 6; ST. Patricks. 1. TVo-base
nit Mcclure. Three base hits. J. FL
lott ] Walraven. 1; HannigGn. Home
run. Mcguire. Bases on balls. off
Stine. 3; off walraven. g. Struck out
by Stlne. z; by Walraven, 3. Wild
pitches. Stine, ?; Walraven, .. Time
? hours Umpire, J. Gardner.
ST. AIMS Wins Out.
At Brandywine Springs, ST. AIMS
beat st. Peters by an s to 1 score
Foster started 10 pitch for st. Peters
but could not hold the hits down. He
allowed six In the first inning Leo
nard succeeded him. Both the pitch
ing Of Leonard and Malloy, for st
Anne's were features. The score by
innings:
St Anne's IS 5000 90 O-S .
| ST. Peters 20 0 1 90 O 0 0 O-1 8
j Umpire. Hannigan Batteries: st
Anne's Mahoney and Malloy. and fo
st. Peters, Lenoir. Leonard and Foster
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
rn Raon At stanton.

A matinee race meeting will be held
al Browns track. stanton. on Thursday
afternoon. There will be three events
2. 20 class. 2.sO class and colt race. The
races will start at 23o O'clock
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
a MONG OURSELVES
m BEING LITTLE STORIES -
n OF THE SPORTING -"
FOLKS GATHERED FROM
EVERYWHERE.
BY DAVE

Is Mr.. Reeves in the house?
Counted Out.
That game counted the "Powdermak-
ers' out Of the running
o-O--o
Artillery in Action.
After Reeves brought his heavy ar
tiilery to bear on Lewis, Welch was like
a crazy man.
Some Figuring.
Old Bill Leach, the greatest living
second baseman. and inventor of not
a few funny sayings. has gone to Goose
neck Ledge for few days to figure
out how he can land solar plexus on
Mousley.
O-0-0
An Odd Job.
Bacon had so much time off last week
that he made a pocket fun Of Lincoln
cents.
Job For Tim.
If Tim Hurst is really fired out Of the
American League. there is nothing to
prevent his being appointed to care for
"Matchy" Mcmahon while he bosses a
South Side game.
O-0-O
Willing to Pay More
II is said that Terry Carvin has offered
free shave TO every man ON his taefm
who steals second Wonder what they
will have TO do to get a haircut?
0-0-0
Joy Riding Now.
Now that it is all over for Reeves he
may be expected to go joy riding, too.
900
Case Postponed.
Treasurer Shallengberger went across
the street the other day to pay his au-
tomobile tax. "shally' says he won't
tour Africa until Prince Mousley gets
breeze from the new pennaht.
0-O-0
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
srandywine Leads Bows LEAGUE.

Brandywine defeated the Riverview
Juniors by the score Of to The
brandywine now leads in the east side
league. The score:
Evening journal., 1909-08-16

big Bill'' had the visitors scared 10
death with his twists and they could
not venture at them safely enough to
do any damage.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
RHE.

Brsndywine ..........o11110sIx7ii ;
Riverview .... 100 o21O00OO-3 ! 5
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
Huntina Trouble.

big Bilr' has certainly done fine He
has beaten them all and now that he
won't have to work hard he has ap-
preached Carvin with the suggestion that
he be allowed TO help the tail enders
win few more games. That's brother
ly love for you.
Evening journal., 1909-08-16
State
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY.
American League.
Detroit. s: Chicago, /.
National League

National League.
Chicago. Q: New York. o.
Cincinnati. Z: Boston. ..
Cincinnati. 3; Boston. I. ed game.)
Brooklyn, Q; st. Louis, g.
St Louis, 6; Brooklyn, >. ed game.)
Evening journal., 1909-08-16

WV
Brittingham's homer made Parksde
chesty for a time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.

William Stiglitz of the Hub Cloth
ing store tells some amusing stories
about Pete Reisch, the eccentric char
acter who for many years conducted
the little clothing store near the Garlic
ton hotel. Here is one of them. One
day man asked the loan Of a horse
collar.
"HaIp yourself said Reisch. In the
course of few days the man returned
and asked Reisch how much he wanted
for it, Reisch had two collars. one new
and the other very old. and supposing
the man had borrowed the new one,
named a price which the other thought
altogether too high, out of all proper
ton to its value and he told Reisch so.
The man left. but returned some days
later and began again to decker for the
collar but Reisch had in the meantime
discovered that the man had taken the
old collar He doubled up the price
and at this the man became Disguised
took off the collar and threw it down
He also intimated that Reisch had bugs
and that they belonged to a most pc
culiar bug family. My friend" said
Reisch. 7 am not urging you to buy
that collar You don't seem to appre-
ciate It's value You don't seem tc
know a good thing when you see it.
am perfectly willing TO keep it. Yol
never had such a valuable collar or
that horse before" Reisch then ripped
open the collar and to the astonish-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-04
a pLEAsANr PARTY.

A very pleasant surprise party was
planned by the members of the G. A
r. in honor of Mr.. Curtis birthday an
niversary last evening, the party be-
ing given at the home of Mrs. Emma
Curtis, 432 East State street. Mrs.
Cora Leeeh of Indiana Harbor presented
Mr.. Curtis with handsome leather
Morris chair, the gift of his wife, and
several other pretty gifts were received
in remembrance of the day Cards
were the entertainment for the even
ing and the prizes were awarded Mrs.
10. H. Lietzan and Mr.. J. S. Perkins. The
consolation prizes were given to Mrs.
Day of East Chicago and Mr.. ]. w. Saw
DRY. At the close of the games an
elaborate five course supper was served
in the dining room. which was prettily
decorated with pink and white carna-
decorated with pink and white
carnations. A dainty color scheme
of pink and white prevailed in
the rooms. Mrs. Curtis was assisted in
receiving and serving her guests by
Mrs, Cora Leach and Miss Rose Teeple
Among the guests that were present
are as follows: Mrs. Cora Leach of In
diana Harbor Miss Edna Guchrist
Mrs. Mayme James, MISS Kate DAY ane
Lou Bailey of East Chicago. The Ham
mond guests were Charles Corderey
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Perkins and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Adelsperger Johr
Younger, Misses Eva Wicker and Elise
Preitz, Frank Neweomb Ed Bundle, Mrs
Howard Stevens, Mrs. Mary Bunde and
daughter Mrs. o. H. Lietzan and daugh.
ter, William Buse, Messrs. and Mes
DANES Hugh MCGOWAN, A. w. Savoy
Ritter Kenneth Stevens, Misses Lena
Webster and Rose Teeple. Mrs. Dorl
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Peter
son Walter Stewart and Walter Bunde