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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
Commercial Men Indorse Fair

OAKLAND. Nov. 1.-The ways and
means committee Of Oakland council
no. 3Sz Of the order Of United Com
n1ercial Travellers Of America. has
Endorsed senate constitutional amend
nent 81 and assembly constitutional
amendment 33, and has pledged the
concerted support Of all members of
the council to the campaign to secure
the Pansma-Pacific international expo
sition for San Francisco. The action of
the travelling men Of the county in
pledsing themselves 70 solicit votes
fsvoring the passage Of the amend
r1ents IS looked upon as an important
move in the general campaign that is
being carried on throughout the state.
as no single body OF men traverse SO
large q territory or come in contact
with so many people as do the com
-r7ercisI men
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
ENDS MISERY FROM INDIGESTION
OR A SICK, SOUR, Classy STOMACH

no feeling like a lump of lead in the
stomach, no heartburn, Sour risings,
Gas on Stomach or Belching of undi-
gested food, Headaches, Dizziness or
Sick Stomach, and. besides, what you
eat will not ferment and poison your
breath with nauseous odors. All these
symptoms resulting from a sour. out of
order stomach, and dyspepsia are gen
orally relieved in five minutes after
taking a little Diapepsin.
Go to your Druggist and get a so
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin now. and
YOU will always go to the table with "a
hearty appetite, and what you eat VII
taste good, because your stomach A. ID
intestines will be clean and fresh, EA1
you will know there are not goiIFEII
be any more bad nights and miSifE/J,
days for you. They freshen yogJ q a
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
A little Diapepsin makes your
out-of=0rder Stomach feel
fine I'M five minutes

The question as to how long you are
going TO continue sufferer from Indi-
gestion. Dyspepsia or out of order
stomach is merely q matter of how
soon you begin taking some Diapepsin.
If your stomach is lacking in diges-
tive power. why not help the stomach
to do its work. not with drastic drugs,
but enforcement of digestive
agents. such as are naturally at work
in the stomach.
People with weak Stomachs should
take 4 little Diapepsin occasionally
and there viii be no more Indigestion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02

wooDMEN TO GIVE BALL-A masquerade ball
will be given in Golden Gate hall next Satur-
day night under the auspices of Applewood
caTnp of the Wcodmen of the World 10 aid Of
the camps fund for the assistance of its
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
TECH. PREPARES
FOR GR|D|ROh
Manager of Eleven is Arranging
Hard Schedule for His Il
Team. ~

BIAEKSRIgRG March Afg--A city
eratuare Manmrar Wnrtbfnv,on IA
hs.sn aar. 1nr, ,na ~ 4,
schedule ror newt sa,1 ana nas r.
ceaded IN GETTING hooEad uiiy
,o,ktnv 10, 81 contest. ~ tna rIrh
ntvsktn warrfars Tnraa ra,,a.l,n
fha Thona gro,,na. ara nronnka.
Eastern Cor,ega Hamnaan-S nd
Western Marvisna ar The fnra.ax-
rrerat,on. wnich VII, ha,,, tbs 1chs
80 49, 49, % ,, ,hs
ca,,,sx,. ~ .s,s ,oc.1 --,a,rnn phce-
ton Il ~ ~ ~ ms seha.s,,,a ~ a~a,f bnt
the Eavv has haen $500 ri on
toher - ~ srranaus We srlxten
ana Iee In Rnannra On ,ha 3h Ct
nsf,t,sr. r. IN R,chn1d on
Nsvemher sth ana 4 ara AZ Nor
fay Thnnksxivirr ara ali dff,it-sy
s-r.-aS 80 s - AL. Esnrre
Wsshsnrson n.s hss,, .caaa,kd hut
go - q ss,I lain 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Paul GARDNER MINIS
MEMS TENNIS SINGLE
Defeats J. B. Read in First Two
Games of Final BY "a,
6-o

PINEHURST. n. c.. March 1s.---In
the mems singles club championship
tournament tennis tournament yester-
day, Paul Gardner. OF Chicago, was
the winner. defeating =. b. Read, Of
Boston. in the Anal. 90. &c In TINS
semt-final Mr.. Gardner defeated A. w.
Weld. Of Brookline. SO. &C. and Mr..
Read won from j. Al, Parker, of
Brookline. i-5, Cd.
Miss Lorcsay Ballantyne, of Pitts
burg. won the womenss cup. defeat
Ing MEA l. W Hornbiowrr, of East
Orange. Cd ami Sc In the final. In
the >semi-tinal Miss Baliantyne defeat-
ed Miss Ethel Check, Of New York.
6-4, e-3, and Mrs. Hornblower won
from Miss Gertrude Lamb. of Flush
inE. 10-2. "a
Mixed 9ouLies and mems doubles
are III prcgress.
Two Massachusetts, golfers meet In
Tomorrow. thirty-six-hoie final
round, as the result OK fo-day's sam.-
Anal In vhf annual club champion
ship golf tournament--(7 III. Crocker,
OF the Alpine Club, and G. L. Becker.
OF Wcodland--both Of whom won, BY
three pp and two TO pfay. Mr.. Becker
defeated s. Y. Ramawe. OF OH City,
ind Mr.. Croker Colonei J. e. Smith,
of Wilmington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
PUT It UP TO
HENDERSON NOW.
80
Twirler Will Handle His Own Case
With Secretary
Farrell.

Manager Lawlor and Owner Brad
ley. OF the locals. have decided not
TO press with Secretary Farrell the
matter of Edward Henderson. con-
corning whom there has been = con
troversy between Managr Lawior and
Jack Warner, manager of the Bing-
hamton Club. of the New York State
League.
A letter has lust been received from
Henderson, in which he stated that
he has never had any correspondence
wfYh warner. ana that ne cannot inn
agtne how Warner ever drew up a let
ter bearing hts signature and sent it
10 Secretary Farrell as his evidence.
He saws that he absolutely did not
write Warner any such letter. Hem
dsrson asks Manager Lawlor to let
MIN come down and begin warming
,,p pending the settlement of the diff
ficuity. MI. I.awlor saws. however, that
he viii not have the player come here
unless he is sure he can use him in
the event he wants 10 do 40. He will
wait until the matter is definftely de-
e,s3ea bv sacrets ~ FARRELL.
Heretofore Henderson has had
nothing to say about the case except
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
NEW PARK FOR
F0RTREsgM0NR0E
Soldiers PrepaTtg to Open Mod
ern Basebf Grounds in
Pbebus.
TEAMS Working OUT
Peninsula Ibgue Clubs Expect
COZ Fight This
Year.

FoRTREs MONROE. March To-
The Fort cnroe Ciup of the PENN
sula Leagp win play on new grounds
this seasoJ according to report that
has just cen given out by the man
agement. Heretofore the soldiers
nave aiSAys- had tlasiE games On -tfse
fort paxde grounds where they had
q fine rase diamond and excellent
accomu> dations for spectators For
league games, however. the soldiers
have uade use OF the Hampton Park
since Fey were not allowed to charge
adnislon to their games within the
fort enclosure.
Il, commandment or the fort has
ad@nd the manager or the team that
thEwiil not be allowed to use the
fof diamond this spring for the
reatn that the parade ground has
juslbeen graded and put in seed. An
emit Is being made 90 secure grounds
Guide and II Ii understood that Mr..
Js1es M. cumxnong has offered to
iF the soldiers have suitable park
Is free OF charge. 1t is the idea of
= management Of the Fort team TO
aciose the park. which Ia located In
slnoebus. and have II all in shape for
he opening Of the season. The busi-
less men Of Phoebus will be asked
or assistance in erecting the fence
nd grandstand and Il L. thought that
hey will be glad to offer any aid pos
ible to get the games in Phoebus.
Teams Costing I'm Shape.
The Newport News Athletics. North
end, Fortress Monroe and Hampton.
he four teams comprising the PENN
uia League, are practicing daily and
re now getting In good shape for the
BEGINNING of the season. All of the
managers say that they expect to have
unusually good teams this season and
hat there VIII be q hard and close
Ight. for the pennart.
Hampton will be somewhat handi-
apped by the loss of their star
outhpaw. Beanie Burbank. who lett
ecenfly to take course In an East
IN college. Hay. who WIS of valu-
bile assistance a. catcher last year.
vffi not be with Ha1npton this seaaon.
fauager Bfestei says he has new
wrfrier who win surprise the fans and
la expects the veteran Birmingham
o catch for the team again this
eason The Fort team also has a re-
ruif who is expected to make good.
The two Newport News teams al
rays have plenty OF good material AMI
10Th are expected To start we'll and
In the running during the
eason. Moth End usually has the
tronger team of the two. but the
IthfetfcS promise to make big i'm
this season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
NATIONALS. SEND YOFIE
BACK TO THE MINORS
Third Baseman Goes Kansas City and Will Leave Norfolk at
Once-Exhibiton Game With Norfolk
Club. s6

NORFOLK, VA. March 1.-THE
first break in the training squad will
be made by the departure OF Third
Baseman syohe Al deal has been
concluded whereby ne will be trans
ferreds to Kansas City. apd McAieer
said Tonight that he would leave here
Tomorrow to join the Western club.
Yohe Is q good ball player, but the
Nationals had surplus of third base
talent and could not use him.
As to Bob Groom, McAieer said to-
night that he had come to an under-
standing with the pitcher and that
there was now no trouble between
him and the club. While Groom
doubtless had not signed contract
when he arrived here he likely came
with the intention or signing up after
a talk with McAieer. The manager
and pitcher walked from the park
tn the hotef tOgether xftcr practtce
this afternoon and doubtless talked
business as they did 30.
Bob warmed up this afternoon, but
did not pitch to the batters In the
batting practice. He hit the bali to
the outfield for the fielding practice.
The Nationals win play their first
exhibition game Of the season to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

The Norfolk State League clug will
furnish the opposition. or course.
the Nationals will win, but the game
will furnish the best opportunity yet
offered for estimating the strength Of
the team. The Norfolk club lie = good
minor Lacquer. but not more than half
of the regular players on 1t have yet
arrived here. and the squad that is
here has had but q day or two OF
practice. McAleer last night stated
that the batting order for the game
would be as follows. Browne. ct.
Schaefer, 2b.; Gessier. r.: unglaub.
h.. Lelyiveit, r.; Conroy. 3d.: Me-
Bride, Sc. Hardy and Rapp. cacthers.
and Walker. Gray ana Reisiing. Pitch
ers. Harry Mace. q State league ufn-
pire. will be the official arbiter of the
game.
II is probable that the batting order,
WIN the exception or the pitchers.
appears much as It will when the gong
sounds for the beginning OF the great
campaign.
There il spirit In the team that
will win." said McAleer tonight. THE
men now think they can beat some
body. and thinking so.> sney will do It.
They viii work harder than they did
last year" II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
PLANS MADE FOR
Dis CARNIVAL
Automobile Men of Norfolk VIII
Organize Big Stock Com
pany.

Especial TO The Richmond virgfnian. I,
NORFOLK. VA March f9.--Fre.
Amlnary plans for the proposed auto
mobile and MOTORCYCLE carnival and
meet, which will cover six days. were
discussed at meeting Of the Tide
water Automobile Association thts
week The association decided to ask
the American Automobile Association
To send an expert from New York TO
track and pass upon its Availability
for auto races.
Stanley Scott Is promoting the car
nivai and meet He appeared before
the local association last night and ex-
planned his ideas. II II proposed to or
knntze n stock company with q capital
OF s25. 0oa to be used In promoting the
scheme. Scott agrees voluntarily 10
Subscribe to 80 per cent, or one-fifth.
of this mount and TO further aid the
stock company all that he can.
The carnival and meet viii be held.
IL the present arrangements are car
ried out. some time between April 30
and Js,ly Il. Mr.. Scott holding an OPP
ton on the jamestown race track for
That period. There viii be a twenty
foar-hour race and many other feat
ures. Barney Uldfieid. the world
famous automobile driver. will be one
of the attractions The meet win be
under the patronage OF the American
Automobile Association, from which
organization the necessary permit will
be secured.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday of
one week and the first three days OF
the next. sig days In all. will be Sc
lected for the big show. On one OF the
days IL Is proposed to hold big floral
parade. when the owners of machines
In Norfolk. Portsmouth. and other
places win be invited 10 participate.
Prizes will he awarded.
The Tidewater association proposes
to arrange ample transportation faciii-
ties 70 and from Jamestown track.
The carnival will be widely advertised.
and 1t n expected that enthusiasts
from many sections will be on hand.
AT the next meeting OF the associa-
ton the report Of tho expert will be
received and then definite plans will
be arranged.
The association last night decided to
lease rooms In the Paul Gale Green
wood building, which will be atted up
for the use OF the members and other
owners OF automobiles. II ID proposed
to furnish the club rooms comforta bly,
and establish headquarters for enthu-
siasts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
YANKEES like SPRING
CAMP IT ATHENS, CA
Are Glad That President Farrell
Has Leased II for Three
& Years.

ATHENS, GA March 1.-THE
XAnkee~ express themselves N we'll
1Asiafied with the oontrAct signed by
President Farrell which makes II cer-
tn1ns that the Now York American
lpague Club Will have 10 spring train
~ camp hers for - least three years.
Al tina men nro we'll satisfied with
~ local conditions and the. treatment
4ho hall park has heen mulch Inn
proxed for the t1se Of the team.
~ yOun9wteEs are rQunding into
nkaDa raptdly. ana the half doxen ape-
1clxI emmep which have been arranged
10 fhe next few days are expected
~ put yanniGAne and regulars alike
Into form that will eive u good line
M An neAs0nss litlee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Bis FIELD DAY IS
PLANNED At MIANsTA
Interesting Program Of Events
Arranged for Meet April
10th.

AIsTAvIxSTA, VA. March H..
.aYrsf Is has been red ~ the dAte for
d big feld day 70 be held heres The
Athletic Association haa prepared the
following &c heduIe Of events:
i Leng throw.
9. fo0-yerd dash.
s. standing high jump.
1. Running high stump.
s. Thrce-itxRtd race.
6. Fifty yard hurdie (threGs feef)
4. Iu6-yard hurdle (three Neet
s.. Potato seee, r. 4
81 2zu-yard race.
III. Standing broad jump.
III. Running broad jump.
"a. sack race
H. 440-ynrd race.
O. 81 Relay race, y
Hfixes will be awarded IN each
event. ana ii grand prize " the winner
of th1 ereatest number AZ events
Those failing to win prixet VIII De
eligible Tor the consolation iRce.
The f0I1pMing are the cpfamlttAes.
an fYfse ArfKink Sulef1ts 4. N. fsFef1 atzs1
NJ. Gs Lane. zI, Of Aitavista Walter
Eannt ~ EQy and G. A. DoukleA 81
Eynchxs 4 rs. Arthur, OF Leesbf NJ.
1Xnchks Sc Krthurs Of Leea1f iles
En- On fTi1e IN: w. 0atner, WI sCIs
Lane MI III <as Fors. AZ AItar
~ tx Af ~ ss S3Ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
NIaEsTlERs REACH
HERE FOR MATCH
Schultz and Turner Both Show
Up and Are Wei
coined.
---------------~---
MEN ARE IN
EXCELLENT SHAPE
---------------~----ss
Fast Bout is Expected in Fight
For Turner's Title OF
Champion OF
America.

The finish championship wrestling
match between Joe Turner, OF WASH
ington, and Eddie Schultz, Of Nor
fnlk. he bald In the kiEst- Regs-
ment Armory Monday night. Is excit-
Ing more than usual interest among
local sport fans. Both men are well
known here. and each has his own
following OF friends. II Is expected
that the bout will be fast and furi-
Gus from the BEGINNING on account
81 the fact that Turner will be- de-
Tending his title OF American middle
weight champion. and Schultz will be
trying TO strip him OF his laurels.
Wrestlers Arrive Here.
Schultz. with his wrestling partner,
reached Richmond Friday night. and
was seen by many Of his friends
here He Is looking In excellent con-
dttton. and his friends confidently ex-
poet that he will give Turner a hard
fight for the match. Schultz will have
hard practice with his wrestling part
ner during the time intervening be-
fore the match. and expects to go on
the mat In the best possible condi-
tton.
Joe Turner writes from Washington
that he VIII reach Richmond Satur-
day and meet his friends. Turner
that he expects To get the better Of
faE bout with Schultz. Turner has
quite q reputation as middlewetght
wrestler. and has figured In q num-
her of big bouts. The last bout in
which he took part was In Baiti-
more recently, when he met Lynch.
who outweighed him seventeen
pounds. He viii begin practice for
the bout as soon as he arrives, and
will be In good condition.
Crowd Ii Expected.
Manager Cousins. of the athletic
department OF the regiment says that
Ne expects a large crowd to witness
the bout on account Of the iaterest
that II has aroused He has placed
tickets on sale at several convenient
places, and ref,arts that they are GO
fng rapidly.
lent facilities for the match A large
platform has been erected In the CEN
ter Of the room and seats have been
arranged surrounding IT, The inn
mense room will accommodate fully d
thousand persons. 81
The series OF wrestling tIouts 70 be
held here this spring VIII hold the
interest Of. the fans until the baseball
season ~ well under way, Richmond
has q large number OF sporting fans.
aHd Manager Cousins figures that
they will turn out In force to witness
the high-ciass bouts that are to be
puiled off in the armory The next
bout will probably be held during the
NFSt week or April. Turner says he
viii arrange a match with q big Turk.
who has been after him for some
time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
HORSES GATHERING At
BUEhA VISTA PARK
Best Meeting in History of State
is Expected for
Track.

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. March
le.-AithouEh the spring meeting at
Bnena Vista Park track does not open
until May ~, the stalls are already
practically filled with horses which
wintered 1t Juares. and under the d.
rection Of Richard Dwyer, recently
Club, work d being rushed on several
hundred new stalls 10 provide quar-
terp for I big influx of horses from
tho Emeryville track at the close Of
the soason there.
Al circumstances point to the best
meeting In the history Of the state
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Sullivan Undergoes Anc3her Operation

Sullivan Undergoes AnCtlaer Operation
LOS ANGELES. CAL, March Is.--
after having undergone 4 second OPP
GRAFTON for blood poisoning. Billy
Sullivan. the veteran catcher az the
Chicago Americans, whose foot was
injured by rusty nail week ago,
II resting easily In the Clara barton
Hospital here. The s1txeons found
Il necessary to perform the second
operation yesterday. Sullivan with
stood 1t well.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
FINISH MITCH BETWEEN
BELL AND LEAfM

BIyFFAEt. n r.. March iss--The
finish wreshng match between Fred
Beell. onefrne conauerer Of Frank
Gotch, ~ John Lemm. the Swiss
schampiou III the Broadway Arsenal
to-utxht, ipHamises TO be . bitterly
fouESst Il n end sport lovers are
speculatf{ Uncertainty GU the chances
81 the ty{nlmen. 10 well do the two
appear ~ hed. The event Win be
bert two dis III three.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
PICKED FoHyORLD's
HEAvYwHeHT CHAMPION

NEW YoRRdMarch 1s--Al Bene-
dict. q ninete{-year-old. ls0-pound
fighting pheno}enon. who halls from
Hoboken. n. Jlp the man chosen by
BiIly Madden III future candidate for
the worlds htfyweight champion
ship. the sele@on u due to Bene-
diets easy metod OF knocking out
the two best Aen In the Madden
heavywetrhf ornament last night.
one within fAen seconds and the
other in the ycond round. Madden
says he win elm the boy into won
der.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
EARLY PRACTICE
OF COLTS BEGINS
Manager Lawlor and First AL 4
rivals Warming Up q
Daily. VI W
- ss3
TWO MORE PITCHERS
SEND In CONTRACTH
Chester Stone and Harry Peastsr
Will BE Given Try-o Outs
On Mound for 81
Locals.
BY Il. ID. BONNEVILLE.

by II. ~. hONNEf1L11E. III
Things are rapidly rounding Into \
shape for the beginning OF the $500
son with the, Colts. and indicationa
are that the coming year will be one
Of the most successful in the histery
of the local team as we'll as In that
of the entire league In spite Of a
little growing on the part OF the
magnates who did not have all THINKS
go exactly their way at the recent
schedule meeting, there ts rcnerAt
feeling OF satisfaction GROUND the cir~
cult, and by the time the f1rst ball
Is pitched all the petty difhcnlttea
will be forgotten and each club Will
settle down to work IN hard Grind I
for the pennant. "a
The Broad Street Park 10 already
in excellent shape, and az soon -
the roller Is run over it q few tirn1os!
Ii will be ready for games, and IN ~
presentable condition for the big cltIeo
that are to appear here prior u tIs1g
opening OF the league season. C1FE
penters are working daily on tho
bleachers and grandstands. and fhey
now present good appearances. The I
city building inspector has recenttx
looked over the seats at the park And !.
pronounced them in good shape.
ticket room il being practically Ee1uf1G
and general improvements are being
made all around the grounds.
Players working Out
Manager Lawlor spent sevaEn1
hours at the park Friday with Duck
Reveile, Naymack. Stanley Rigbie.
Ccwan, the Portsmouth catcher. agld
several other players The man want
made good use Of the excellent wcatR-
ar that NOW r,ravaila Talfrh RasA1aS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

The Nationals win play their first
game Of the season to-day.
Evening journal., 1910-03-28
GOLF MEETS
OF THE SUMMER
Wilmington Given Many
Games by the PhiIadel-
phia Association

rbe Golf Association OF Philadelphia.
has issued the schedule for the forthcom-
ing season. 1t IS a longer one than for sew
eral seasons past, and includes some very
important events. Tho chief Of these Is the
omen championship Of the United States
TO be held at the Philadelphia Cricket
club. ST. Martins on June II and 49, the
second annual Pennsylvania State cham
pionship. 10 be held at the Allegheny
country club. on September z and follow
ing DAYS: the sixth annual contest for tho
Robert w. Lesley Cup, at tho Myopia
Hunt club, south Hamilton, Mass
several changes have been made In tho
conditions governing the interclub team
contest for tho Philadelphia Cup, as fol-
lows: s'Tho best seven scores Of represen-
tatives OF any one club playing In the
qualifying round of tho individual cham
plopship OF Philadelphia shall be consid-
cred as qualifying FOR competition for tho
team championship. the four best club
scores to qualify with teams of ten men,
The club qualifying No. shall play
against No. and No. against No. 4
on the first day, then the two winners
shall play on tho following day for the
team championship. Two bail matches
Shall be played in the forenoon and four
bail matches IN the afternoon. In each
natch the full eighteen holes Cor moro.
il necessary must be played. The winner
shall score one point FOR the match and in
addition shall score IA OF point for each
hole that ho is up ON his opponent. II
lho teams should tie in points, that one
Winning the greatest number OF individuqi
mltchos shall be the winner. The pairings
Il match play shall be made by the re-
rfoctive captains ranking their players
~ exchanging lists"
Many wilmington golfers. both men and
women. are entered in the championship
matches.
The ~omen's events include the follow
ing
Tuesday. April %. Philadelphia team
cup. Philadelphia Cricket Club VS.. VIII
lminpton at ST. Martins
Tuesday. May 10, Philadelphia team
cup. Wilmington vs.. Merton, at Whining
tom
TUESDAY. MAY n. Philadelphia team cup
wnmington VS.. Huntingdon Valley. al
Wilmington.
Tuesday. May 81. Philadelphia team cup
Merchantvine vs.. Wilmington. at Mer-
chantville.