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Evening journal., 1911-12-09
Church League Cage Game Have Big NghS Odds
BELLEVUE TALK
LIKE REAL CHAMPS

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Sir-We see by last nights EVEN
ING JOURNAL, that St. Aloysius
claims the 10 pound championship Of
the city. We would like to know where
st. AlOysius has claim for the cham
pionship as they we're beaten by Del
brook, 10 to 5, a team which Bellevue
defeated to 0. We would also like
to know who St Aloysius defeated as
they did not play Highland or Brook
line and as they did not defeat Del
brook or Chesley, we would like to
know on what ground they base their
claim. We admit that six of their play
ers with five ringers played a team
with or Chseley fellows on it but
we do not think that they consider this
a victory over Chesley Bellevue play
ed the following teams with the fol-
lowing scores:
Bellevue, 10; Newport, O..
Bellevue, o; Chesley. 0.
Bellevue. o; Newport, 0.
Bellevue, s; Chesley, O.
Bellevue, O; Delbrook o.
Bellevue, 10; Brookline, o.
Bellevue. 0; st. Aloysius, 0.
Bellevue, 5; Highland. 0.
Bellevue, 5; Delbrook, 0.
Now let st. Aloysius publish the list
OF games they played with the correct
scores and let the sporting public
judge who is actually the 110-pOund
champions.
We suppose St Aloysius wants to
win the championship in football as
they did in baseball, when they de-
manded a series with Chesley, a team
which had defeated them twice i'm the
season. When Bellevue asked for a
game they refused to play. Bellevue
thinks that they deserved a game as
St. Aloysius defeated them only to 6
and then on an error with two out in
the ninth inning.
Now st. Aloysius wants a game in
football with Bellevue and thinks that
Bellevue will be foolish as was Ches-
ley. but Bellevue will pay St Aloysius
only after they defeat Highland,
Brookline and Delbrook.
ST. Aloysius claims that they had a
game for today with Bellevue. If they
did Manager Malloy had no knowledge
of it and as the games are usually got
ten from the manager we do not see
why they should publish this unless
they want to have something to say in
the paper
Hoping that the sporting public will
see VIII is really the 110-pound cham
pions, We are,
Yours in Sport,
The Real 11O-Pound Champions.
Wilmington, Dec 9.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
ELEVENTH WARD
PLAYERS LEAD
Go Three Points Ahead Of
Twelfth WarderS in
Cane Tourney

The Eleventh Ward Democratic
Legion last night went three more
points ahead of the Twelfth Ward
Democratic Club in the pool and card
toui lament II, progress between the
two clubs. In euchre the Eleventh
ward players obtained eighteen points
to twelve for their opponents, and in
pinOchle, the score was reversed. Tho
Eleventh ward players eXcelled in
pool, winning three games out of the
five. The total points scored last
night were Eleventh Ward Demo-
cratic Legion, 80: Twelfth Ward
Democratic Club. sc. The Eleventh
ward is still in the lead. Play will
be resumed on next Wednesday even-
ing at the Eleventh Ward Club.
Following the tournament games
Skinner" Ryan, a noted shot, and
Frank NJ. Sewer played an exhibition
game.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
BUILDING NOTES.

The structural work on the new du-
Popt hotel is progressing rapidly and
providing the weather continues mild
the work will be completed within a
short time.
The Majestic Theatre is being equip
ped with storm doors which will faci-
litate the handling of patrons in
stormy weather.
The houses being erected for Glib
bons and Moore. in Lancaster avenue
above Broome street, are nearing
completion.
Contractors report having much
work on hand and it is expected that
II the pleasant weather continues
many more contracts will be given
out
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
COLLEGE FIVE
HAS HARD SEASON

The schedule prepared by Manager
Almond, of the Delaware College
basketball quintet has been an
nounced, the games to begin on De-
cember IS, and close on March 9.
Many of the fastest fives in the east
are represented and Captain Sawin
and Coach McAvoy are putting the
squad through some hard practice.
The followers of the squad are
pleased to know that the schedule
provides for a game with the Lehigh
University at Newark, on February 8.
The schedule follows:
Monday, Dec. 1S-Inter-Class games.
Wednesday. Dec. 20-Final Inter-
Glass games.
Wednesday, Jan. 1O-Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy, at Newark.
Saturday, Jan. 13-DreXel Institute
at Newark.
Thursday, January 1S-Manhattan
at Newark
Friday, Jan. 19-Open.
Saturday, Jan. 20-Franklin and
Marshall, at Lancaster.
Thursday, Jan. 25 to Feb. mid
year examinations.
saturday, req. 0-LenlBn OnlNerS-
ity. at Newark
Tuesday, Feb. 6-Loyola College, at
Newark.
Saturday, Feb. 10-Alumni at New
ark.
Wednesday, February 14-Mt. st.
Mary's, at Newark.
Friday, Feb. 16-University Of Mary
land, at Baltimore
Saturday, Feb. 17-Catholic Univer-
sity at Washington
Wednesday. Feb. 21-Catholic Uni
versity, at Newark.
Saturday, Feb. 24-Pennsylvania
Military College, at Chester.
Wednesday, Feb. 2S-Lebanon Val
ley College, at Newark.
Friday, March Pratt Institute, at
New York
Evening journal., 1911-12-09

Directors Of the Interstate Trap
shooters Association transacted
their final business matters al the
meeting in Jersey City yesterday and
just before adjourning announced the
following places for the handicap
tournaments to be shot during the
coming year, the dates TO be selected
later; Southern Handicap. at Colum-
bus. Ga: Grand American Handicap
az Springfield. ILL.,: Eastern Handi-
cap. held in July on the grounds Of
the DUPONT Gun Club. this city. at
Bradford. Pa; Western Handicap at
Kansas City. and the Pacific Coast
Handicap at Portland. oregon.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
ST. ALOYSlUS
HOW ABOUT THIS?

To the Manager of St. Aoysius
Dear Friend: Before claiming tho
championship of the 110-pound foot
ball class you will have to defeat
Rockford. DO not get cold feet and
have your team at Rockford Tower
Saturday, December 16. 1911. at p.
M sharp. Your non-appearance en-
titles us to the championship.
Yours in sport.
John Donohoe,
No. 81 Rockford Road
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
WHAT,s wRONG wIrH MEDE!

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Dear SIR: There is talk that Mede
Elder. the well known crack base
ball, football and basketball player is
growing old He holds the covered
bridge down all day long. He is prac-
ticing basketball all night but he can't
come back which is too bad The
sports of Henry Clay are disappointed
over it. Some say he is growing
tired, for he would not partake in
tho dance at Mt. Vernon Hall on
Thursday evening Gally Andrews
takes him for long walks but he is
always tired. Respectfully,
Friend.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
KENWORTH COMES BACK.

The Kenworth Athletic Club has re-
organized to play basketball. The team
opens tonight in a game against the
Reserves. Manager p. A. Beatty is de-
sirous Of filling out all his open dates,
and wants to hear from some fast
Philadelphia team. The schedule fol-
lows:
December 9-Kenwood Reserves.
December 16-Camden H. S.
December 23-West Grove II. S
January 6-Crescent A. c.
January 13-Seton Hall II. S.
January 20-Open.
January 27-Germantown Boys Club
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
SOME LINE GOSSIPS.


Cheer up. you can not win all the
time
Fast as the Chesterites were sup
posed to be, the local quintet gave
them a merry chase A defeat by but
four points is not so bad.
'I love my slippery floor, but o. U.
Rosin."
Wicky's lamps needed trimming yes
terday. Where we're the ten goals
every one expected. Lon2
Some discourteous youth yelled to
Coke. Lose yourself and pawn the
ticket" II you were trying to do this
the whole game and your guard could
not see II that way, would you be-
come angry, Percival?
Jones should send letter TO Santa
Claus asking for a large sized bottle
Of glue. You may not think so, Nor
man dear. but forwards are supposed
to keep an eye on their guards.
bottle of glue would not go
amiss with Rimlinger and Matthews,
either
The question OF the whole after
Moons performance was: Who are
the actors. the ones beautifying the
stage on those ten gentlemen in full
dress parading around that up-to-date
dance floorT
Ianager Coxes want ad. for a foul
shooter was answered and Rimlinger
reported. Eddie may not be tae luck
lest player ON the team, but Dame Fer
tune surely did favor him on several
OF his attempts at foul goals.
When High lines up against Steep
cr's College, Wednesday. Chesterites
will find tn locals wide awake and
ready for action A defeat is an in
centive for better work sometimes,
and yesterdays should made the
boys hustle all the harder.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
MT. VERNON THIRDS
AFTER CAGE GAMES

Mt. Vernon, 3rd. is desirous of re-
ceiving challenges from any team Of
its class in the city or State The line
up follows: Rowe aud Smith. for
wards; Frill and Matthews, centres;
Knox and Rowe, guards.
Manager Carney would like to hear
from Chesley Triggs Academy, Gath
rop Academy. Bellevue. ST. Aloysius,
Virginia and any other team that is
in the field for interesting games. Ad-
dress correspondence to J. L. Carney.
No. 1115 w. Third street or call 5O73
d. and A.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
WINDSOR MEETS CENTENNIAL.

Windsor meets Centennial in Phil
adelphia today in a soccer match.
Windsor's lineup will be:
Goal. NJ. Oliver; right fullback, ].
Nelson; left fullback, n. Edge; right
halfback. L. Ainsworth; center half
back. J. Armstrong; left halfback; c.
Helms; outside right, J. Barton; in
side right. J. Lacey; center forward
II. Holgate; inside left, c.. Griffith
outside left A. Lacey; S. Greenwell
w. Pendrill, reserves.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
NOTES-BY TAM.

ItIUllIN were ftt llio huihu ~ Ah'
end of the second game, then knights
came back with a AZ over in tho third.
Billy Kirk got an even 500. Have to
do better than that Billy for your
average.
Teddy "Hobnails" said he was go
ing to redeem himself. Everybody
noticed the towel was in good condi-
tion when Teddy left.
That banquet must have been too
much for some of the bowlers. But
guess they'll be down next week.
Mr.. Stern was there and had a
bunch Of rootcrs with him.
The first part of the second game
was more like a nightmare than a
game of ten pins
ASK "Kidder7 about that Kansas
City team.
Collins. the champion quot player,
of the knights Golden Eagle, was
among the spectators.
"Jawn" Cloud says, 81 can get tur-
key on Thanksgiving and Wednesday
night but o you Friday night
Andy got mad in that first game,
but. he didn't say anthing
Uncle John Wen have 70 ask you
around some time when Jim Chandler
calls Jim hasn't been around for sew
eraA weeks. but he'll be around before
ChriAmas.
Bamherger and Jack Cathcart are
the old reliable comebacks. Better
come in for last game every night old
pals. help your average.
How does "Sado" Finney manage 10
keep that sweater so whito2
Those Knights we're crazy I'm that
last game Better go crazy every game,
Knights.
r II. c. says. says he, "The only
way to get en-. is to holler at EN- and
use a little science"
Evening journal., 1911-12-09

A meeting. of the basketball play
ers of the Y. NJ. c. A. has been call
ed for the purpose Of organizing a
league. II is hoped that all the
members will be present as this sea-
son promises to be the best in the
history O. the cage game at the asso-
citation.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
GRAHAM IN BIG COMPANY.

Bobby Graham. star catcher of the
Ashley team Of the All-Wilmington
League. will enter the professional
ranks next season. having signed
with the Lowell. Mass, team During
the past season Grahams work was
watched by scout of the Connecticut
State League. who nabhed him.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
JOHNNY JONES CHALLENGES.

Johnny" Jones, tho cigar dealer,
has issued a challenge to the winner
Of the state championship shoot at
blue rocks between J. b. McHugh
and II. S. Coliax. Jr.. TO be shot OF
this afternoon. TO shoot at 100 live
birds for the state championship.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
TO PROBE SCALPING.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Dec 9.-It was learn
ed definitely today that the National
Baseball Commission which meets
here Monday morning will go deeply
into the charge that tickets for the
last worlds series between Philadel-
phia and New York were sold 10
Spectators. President Ban Johnson
a. the American League. who makes
the charge. declares that 10000
tickets i'm New York were sold TO the
scaipers.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
CALLAHAN TO Boss WHITE sOX
8v ND Iniied Press

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO. Dec. 9--Jimmy Callahan
will be player-manager of the White
Sox. according to an announcement
today When Callahan was selected
10 succeed Hugh Duffy it was be-
iieved he would handle the team from
the bench.
"I'll be right on the job in left
field as long as I'm good for it, was
Callahan's statement today.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
ATTELL Mil FIGHT MHITE.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Charley White,
local featherweight. received word
today that Abe Attell would meet him
in a six-round go probably in Pitts
burg
Evening journal., 1911-12-09

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. "A slashing
ten-round fight is iorecasted by the
announcement that Jack Dorman and
Tommy Maloney have been matched
10 meet before the Malvern A. C.
Monday night The boys arc among
the best lightweights in the East.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
RASERALL Ron On YISIT.

James J. Cook. who is connected
with the DUPONT Powder Company, At
Washburn. Wisconsin, is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Cook, No.
127 Monroe streetyo Jimmy was Off
cial scorer for the DUPONT baseball
club here.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09

zbysco, the Pole. and Raicevich. the
Italian. few seasons ago, while the
other men arc false alarms and are
Just looking for a big losers end.
Mahmout is the best foreigner i'm the
country today. according to the cham
pion, so Zbysco and Raiceyich will
have to pin the Turks shoulders to
the mat before they can meet Gotch.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
MORRIs.KENNEpY MATCHED.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. .9.-Carl Morris
and Tom Kennedy. the leading white
hopes. have signed TO meet here on
December p.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
22 PINS WIN
FOR KNIGHTS
Golden Eagle Bowling Teams
Roll Close in Weekly
Game
GREENWELL BOTH HIGH
TRIPLE AND SINGLE

On the Perce alleys last night the
Knights DEBATED the Hermits at the
pin game by the narrow margin of %.
Greenwell was high three with 535.
as we'll as high single with 191. Score:
Evening journal., 1911-12-09

Largest line Of high grade smoking
tobacco in the state. Selak and Hoff-
man ,4l3 Market streets
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
Upton GOES TO BUFFALO.

George Holton. assistant express
agent of the p, b. and w. railroad
at Newark. left yesterday for Buffalo
in charge of the celebrated trotter
Sir Thomas Upton. The ANIMAL was
sent by Adams Express.
Saturday. March City College, at
New York.
Wednesday. March 6-St. Johns, of
Annapolis, at Newark (pending).
Saturday. March albright Col
lege, at Newark.
w. S. Almond, Jr. manager.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09

KANSAS CITY. Mo- Dec 9-Frank
Gotch. the worlds champion wrestler.
says the foreign grapplers now in
this country who have been clamor-
ing for bout will have TO defeat
lussif Mahmout, the Turk. be'ore he
will give them a chance at his title.
The champion says he experienced
very little difficulty in defeating
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
Y. NJ. c. A. BASKETBALL.

Wants cost but a minimum and are
prompt in action.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
HIGH LOSES
TO CHESTER BOYS

Wilmington High School basketball
was defeated by Chester High in the
latter city yesterday afternoon by the
score q, 23 TO 10. The locals played
star game and at one time lead by
a score Of IL to 3. Time was called
and when the game started It was a
case of roughing it on the part OF
Chester.
Eddie Rimlinger, the local defense,
played the star game Of the day and
prevented the score being larger. The
Imam.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
HANDICAP PLACES.

Box Of so Sen Auben and Humidor
5000. nurstoin.t
Evening journal., 1911-12-09

Field goals. Mitchell. 3; Shusman,
3; Shaw, /; Paxson. 3; Jones, 4;
Wickersham. 1; Rimlinger, /; foul
goals, Paxson. 3; Rimlinger, 1; fouls
committed, Wilmington. z: Chester,
12; referee Collins: timekeeper, Dor
sey and Mepert; scorer, Cannon.
Evening journal., 1911-12-09
THIS SOME FIGHT.

25 Sen Auben Segars and Humidor
5000 Durstein.t
Evening journal., 1911-12-09

Meerschaum Pipes. Seconds Am
her. SOC. 99c, Sl.19. Durstoin. j.
Second ST.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31
AT 1HE THEATERS.
o caooooooo00c
THE GRAND.

"The Regeneration Of Aunt Mary"
This is Miss Rohsons third season
as aunt Mary" under the direct
management Of Mr.. l., s. Sire, who
has given tho play most elaborate
production and made the "ReJuvena-
tion of Aunt Mary" one of the most
famous plays OF the present day.
This was possible with the extraord-
mary genius OF May Robson for de-
veloplng eccentric old women and
making thu character distinct, inn
pressive and very funny yet human,
and not stage character, and one Is
apt TO forget May Robson and see
only the eccentric old maid with her
smiles and tears. her odd expressions
and big heartedness.
May Irwin In "Gcttlng a Polish"
Whenever May Irwin steps down to
tho footlights and starts TO warble a
coon song" the audience invariably
leans forward with keen anticipation
to enjoy both words and melody.
There is no one on the stage today
who can extract so much fun from a
rag" as Nav Irwin. In her new play,
Getting Polish she has an unusu-
ally catchy ditty called 20. That Tole-
do Tune witch is said to be ire
sistible Furthermore she has en-
HANGED her reputation by introducing
an Irish song with the rolllcNng IT,
tie "Teachins McFadden 10 Waltz. "
This is the first Irish song that Miss
Irwin ever sought to make popular,
but It is tho unduestioned hit of her
career.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31

by PepIta, a pretty Gypsy maiden,
He. ficklo ratured. forgets her for
Mariana, another maiden of the VII
lage. Peplta vows to ayenge this jilt
with his death, but fate interyenes
and he il stricken blind by the explo-
sion Of a gun In this helpless condl-
tton, deserted by the selfish hearted
Mariana, he is found by Peplta, whose
hate is turned awry and her old love
revived to the extent Of her caring for
him for the rest OF his life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31
TAFT COMMITTEES SENTENCES.


President RCupCns Pardon Cases Of
and Imposes Light Terms.
BY Associated Press
Washington March 3O.-PresIdent
Taft today reopened the pardon cases
Of two murderers. Joseph Matchapo-
tawa a Mcnomined Indian, convicted
in Wisconsin In 1904. for wife murder,
will bo released after he has actually
served years Abe Reed. an Indian
negro, also convicted Of wife murder
had his life sentence reduced to fif-
teen years, which. with good behavior
allowance, will actually be TO-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31
Il'IlIC.

1861" Is vivid portrayal OF the
scenes enacted during the clvll war
The leaders and soldiers In the
great battles are shown as lifeliko and
as alert as IL the spectator was gazing
on the battlefield in reality.
THE exile chief" is one OF the Ka-
lem's best efforts.
Funny story speaks for Itself.
Music Hath Charms Is very inter-
ssting,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31
ABNNDONS GRIDIRON.

Made More For University of Kansas
student Goes East.
BY Associated Press
Lawrence kan, March 30.-Made
More formerly q football star on the
University Of Kansas team today ac-
cepted the position Of manager OF the
IIolliyoke, Mass, baseball club in the
Connecticut Valley League. Since
graduating from the University in
1901, More has managed the Houston
and San Antonio clubs In the Texas
League.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31

Humane society TO Meet The lm-
mauc Society win meet at 4 o'clock
saturday afternoon In the porlors of
the Robinson The meeting paco was
changed IN order 70 got moro oen.
tral location
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31
M,Y nwIN in .GrrrING A POLISH"
ring that wo7 surprising even to his
tuudpst admirers


Muakuruo Times Democrat March 90.
n carl Morris the white mans hope
of oklahoma, ever expects to defeat
Champion Jack Johnson, the hlg elm
der with the enlarged nut and fat
pockptbook. he viii have TO show in-
tinttrly more class than ne did IN his
fight Yesterday with Mike Schrcck
of Cincinnati. who took the count at
the end of the SIKH round,
Morris Judging lmporuaIly from
his performance yesterday, has a
lot 10 learn about the flight game gem
orally. and his own style in particular
lie is only n fair boxer, and uses little
ring gencralshlp, He Ia also slow in
getting away from an opponent, al
though he was faster than Schreck.
The latter was q very poor imitation
OF fighter when he stepped into tho
ring, and the opinion Of the fans re-
gording him ala not change lrom
round to round
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31

NaruesvIllc Enterprise, March 70,
TNoi prt ot the oklahoma nopu-
lation that rongregated In Sopulpo
yesterday afternoon To pass ON the
work " Carl Norris the alleged
white hope returned To their homes
today agreeing with tho Enterprise
I'm IT'S statement Of two months ago
that the white race had very little
hope n Morris was the only repre-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31
WONDERLAND.
"rhc Spanish GYPSY

This Telegraph subject tells a story
OF love and vengeance In sunny Spain
II shows how dccply the Latin nature
can lovo ana yot how this may bel
turned TO hate. Jose, a handsome
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31

Annual business Meeting con-
rrcgatlon " the United Presbyterian
church will hold its annual business
Wednesday evening April &.
All the organizations Of the church
viii give In their reports at this meet
Ing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-31
CRUDE COUNTERFEIT FOUND.

Reproduce Tcn Dollar Note By Means
OF Photography.
ny Associated Press
Washington, March 30,---A new
counterfeit ten dollar United States
note, Photographic reproduction OF
'Ne Buffalo note not clovorly executed,
WAS announced by tho Secret Service
today II Is OF tho 1901 series.