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Evening journal., 1911-05-22
FREE MASON
WINS FEATURE

H. T. Wallace's Free Mason won
the feature race in the first matinee
Of the local season, at Horse Show
Park, on Saturday afternoon. His
time of 2.27 IL in the second heat of
the race was the fastest of the
day.
Other winners were: James p.
Ratledge's Goodenough; Concord
vile Stock Farm, Horace D. and j. G.
Duff's, David NJ
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
Wyckoff Will 60 TO Keep
Chicks Within Salary Limit

Under the Tri-State rules, team of
the league must get within the $4,000
salary limit tomorrow. Since the sea-
son opened the teams have been per-
mitted to carry any number of men
from whom to select the seasons clubs
and now that the teams are picked
the wedding out process will start.
Wyckoff will be the only man VIII
mington will drop. With the coming
of Baxter the Chicks pitching staff
will then consist OF Baxter, Buscher,
DAILY and Brazell HarIins and
There will be the receivers.
While here yesterday Manager Cas-
sidy said Baxter would certainly join
the Chicks this week. Cassidy said
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Tatnell, 8; Shipley, 2.
Stroud, Jrs.. II; c. B. B. c., IA.
Newport, Jrs., IL; Creston, 10.
Wilmington, A. c.. 3; Parksids
Jrs., l.
Atlas, Is; Franklin, -.
Delton, 8; Wilmington Juniors, 4.
Browntown. II; Orioles, z.
Hillside Jrs., Is; Chippewas. z.
Young Alpha, 9; Columbia. g.
Young Alpha, 13; Washington. 8.
Stars, 5; Reed, 1.
Melrose. II; Newport, Jrs., 4.
Chesley. 81: Riverview. 4
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
TRI.sTATE LEAGUE TENNIS.
Norristown is Beaten z to 2 in Open
ing Match Here.

In the opening match OF the season
OF the Tri-State League here on Sat
urday Wilmington easily defeated
Norristown by seven matches TO two.
Some of the matches we're splendidly
contested, notably those between A.
II. Gawthrop. Wilmington, and w. c.
Irish, Norristown, and A. A. Capelle,
Wilmington. and w. L. Irish. Norris
town. Gawthrop defeated Irish, rs,
SO, 60. and W. L. Irish beat Capelle.
4-6. 10-S, GA. In the doubles there
was a good match between Cause and
Capelle. Wilmington, and A. Schwartz
and w. Irish. Norristown, the latter
nnis- winning As 81 81
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
HERE'S THE
SEASONS FREAK

Here's a remarkable game. THE
EVENING JOURNAL this morning got
a box score on a game played between
Rockland and T. NJ. A. A., on Satur-
day. The score shows that although
Rockland made 19 hits and had but
one error the boys lost to T. NJ. A. A.
by a 4 to 1 score.
The score shows further that T. NJ
A. A. got 20 hits and had but one
error. Every man on each team hit,
according to the box score, and each
pitcher, Madison and Moore. had IA
strike outs.
Give us a chance to get our
breath.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
SECOND PLACE FOR
THE LOCAL RUNNERS

Two local schools finished second
in their classes at the West Chester
Relays on Saturday afternoon. The
Wilmington Friends School was
beaten out by Friends Central Of
philadelphia, while West Chester
proved faster than Wilmington High.
Both local teams ran good races. The
Friends team follows: Smith, Lay
field, Lindsay. Matthews. The High
boys were: Mearns, Walker, Coke
and Fairbanks.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
AHNER BIRD THE
FIRST TO FINISH

Entries of Max Ahner. George Sou
der and William Woerner were diplo-
ma winners in the 300-mile pigeon
fly of the Diamond State Homing Club
from Rocky Mount, Virginia. on Sat
urday. The first bird covered 1,105.92
yards per minute of flight
The birds will fly over the 400
mile course from Statesville, N. c.,
on next Saturday.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
WYOMING LOSES TO
CAMDEN ON ERRORS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
WlMOING, Del, May 22.-Wyom-
ing lost to Camden again Saturday By
the score to 4. Camden played a
much faster game, and won easily.
The playing and batting of Inderlied
and Larrimore Of Wyoming, we're the
feature. Loose fielding by r. Jackson
ana II. Rash was responsible for
several runs. ]. Rash pitched a fine
game for Wyoming. striking out 13
men, but costly errors lost the game.
R-H.E.
Wyoming L 003 900 O-1 13 7
Camden 20 2 0 40 3x-9 IL 2
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
CITY MAY GET
AN AERO MEET

The Delaware Aero Club. at it's
meeting this evening, may arrange
for an aviation meet, here. during
the week beginning June 6. It is un-
derstood that a contract has been
partly closed with the Wright Bros.
to take charge of the meet and fur
nish the flying machines.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
LEAGUE sTANpING.
M POOL MATCH.

At the Columbus Inn on Thursday
night, John Johnson. Of the Forty
Acres, will meet Dan Lynch. in q
Hotpoint pool match, the winner TO
receive a pool cue, offered by a mer-
chant in the Forty Acres.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
MILFORp GETs GRRTRUDE pILLON

Gertrude Dillon. by Baron Dillon, a
2.1O trotting prospect in Frank H,
has zone lame ana tal[en ont ~ train.
wood Stock Farm, Milford, to be bred
to Roquefort
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
TO ATTEND sKAT TOURNAMENT.

The National Skat Tournament will
take place on June 10. II and - At
Pittsburg, Pa, and the Wilmington
Skat Club will be represented. so far
as known in the prize contests, by
Harry F. Schnepf, Max Goetz and
Ernest Zuelke.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
TO PLAY EUCHRE AND sKAT.

The Skat Club has decided to In
clude a prize euchre contest in its
skat and pinochle tournament to be
held at the German Hall on Wednes-
day evening, May 81.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
DO YOU KNOW
THIS PAIR?
BY Jack McGOwan.

Theodore Pfeffer, better known
as kid" is one of the best short
stops in the emi-Professional
League. Every season sees him
playing in more scientific form
The kid" is one of "Aleck" Abra-
hams productions, having been
under his eye for several seasons,
first appearing on the old Rosebud
team which made Delamore or
West End Park famous as a ball
ground. "Dory' was out of the
city in 1907 and 1908, and upon his
return in 1909 Aleck placed him
with the Bethany team of the
Church League. Having played no
ball while away, "Dory" was some
what erratic. but it soon wore off
and he became the star of the
league. He joined the Peerless
team in 1910 and played in fine
style, batted exceptionally we'll
for a new conner, and was one of
the best base stealers in the
league. This season he is playing
with Rosehill and il looks from
present indications that he will
excel all former records. "Dory" is
active and alert and covers more
ground than the ordinary young
ster which in many cases is ac-
countable for some of his errors
With a little more seasoning and
proper training he should land
high in the basebll world. The
kid" is also we'll known in the
football world, having played with
" the Highland and st. Johns teams
and has taken part in several
swimming events.
= Robert Jamison is an All-Wil-
mington League umpire who is
making good. Jamison is a for
mer football and baseball star. lie
started in the baseball line by
making good from the start. Bob
played football on the old Della
ware team and for three seasons
played on the St AIMS team. Last
season he played first base for a
while on the Hillside Club. but in
mid-season he caught on with the
Highland as umpire.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
KEEN GOLF HERE.
Extra Holes In Three Matches Neces-
sary to Adjudge a Winner.

There we're some excellent matches
in the second round of match play In
the class OF eight at the Wilmington
Country Club on Saturday Three Of
the matches went beyond the 18th
hole. In the third eight w. G. Tat
nall defeated W. G. Jones. Sr., on the
18th hole, and in the fourth eight G.
B. Holiday defeated A. Lindsay on
the 18th hole. while in the fifth eight
the match between w. N. Barnard
and ]. S. Neary went to the goth hole,
where Barnard won.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
HIGH FLYERS WIN.

High Flyers defeated Twilight Sat
urday morning by the score of 9 to z.
Challenges for the High Flyers should
be sent to VIM Slattery at No. $50
Kirkwood street
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
BANNAN WITH Gas COMPANY.

Tom Bannan, who was with the
local Tri-state team the first OF the
season. has been signed by Manager
zearfoss to catch for the Gas Com
pany. Bannan comes from West
Chester.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
WILLIS AND BEATsON

L. d. Willis was high man in the
regular shoot Of the Eastlake Gun
Club shoot on Saturday with 12S
breaks out OF 100. In the DUPONT
trophy shoot L. Beatson was high
with all breaks out Of his rs.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
ELKS CLAIM GAME

The Elks A. c. claim the game with
Orientals by the score of 9 to o. Both
teams are Of the Boys City League.
Orientals failed to show up.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
HIGH MINs AGAIN.

At Rising Sun, Md, on Saturday,
Wilmington High defeated West Not
tingham Academy, Is TO g.
The score by innings:
w. II. SO 0 0 8 2 6 4 lis II 1
W. N. Al 0 0 0 0 90 Ia 8 A
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
WILMINGTON.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Wilmington ....1 o 900 o.
Summary; Two-base hit, Lush;
three-base hit, Murphy; sacrifice hits,
Murphy. Lush, Buscher; base on err
rors. Lancaster. 1: Wilmington, g.;
stolen bases, Jackson, Murphy, Q;
Marhefka, Quinlan, Hoey, Bastian; I;
left on base. Lancaster, a; Whining
ton, 9; struck out, by Coveleskie. s.;
by Buscher. z: base on balls of Gov
elskie. 4; Buscher, 3 hit by pitcher,
Harkins; wild pitch, Coveleskie; UNI
pires. Connolly and Walker; time, 2
hours; Attendance, $500.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
FRESHIES LOSE.

At Kennett Square on Saturday
Cedar Croft Academy defeated Della
ware Freshmen 16 to 1.
Evening journal., 1911-05-22
CHURCH LEAGUE
RESULTS.

hINILICs
Y. NJ. c. A, %; Delaware Aveune, 16.
Central, z; Eastlake, 1.
McCabe, IA; Bethany. 10.
Old Swedes, s; Elsmere, 3.
Edge Moor. Is; Silverbrook, G.
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