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Evening journal., 1911-05-31
TWO WORLD,s RECORDS.

NEW YORK, May 81. In the Irish
American Athletic Club games at
Celtic Park yesterday afternoon,
Gwynn Henry, of Eden, Texas, unat-
tached, made a new American record
in the special invit alton dash for 125
yards. His time was 10 1-5 seconds.
The former record of 1925 seconds
was made in 1889 by Charles A.
Sheriff.
Daniel F. Ahearn, Of the Irish
American Athletic Club, made a new
worlds record in the handicap hop.
step and jump. His distance was so
feet IL inches. The previous record,
made at Celtic Park a year ago was
49 feet Z "a inches. also by Ahearn.
In his first trial today he did so feet
8 inches, thus breaking the record
twice.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
YACHT CLUB
HAS REGATTA
Many Persons at Opening Of
Season at Gordon Heights
Yesterday Afternoon
SAILING DORIES CAPSIZE,
ADD INTEREST TO RACE

Despite lowering clouds. the Will
mington Yacht Club had a successful
opening of the yachting season yes
terday afternoon at Gordon Heights.
The grounds were we'll filled with the
yachtsmen and their guests and there
was pleasing social side, in addition
to the aquatic events.
The regatta marked the formal
opening Of the season and the races
were finished before the storm broke.
The only unusual incidents we're
when the sailing dories manned by
T. w. Ashley and Joseph NJ Pusey
heeled over and capsized in the Class
X race, but both sailors were picked
up by launches without any incon-
venience beyond the wetting they got
when they tumbled into. the river
Results of the various races, silver
cups and other trophies being the
prizes, we're:
First Event-Sailing Canoe Race
for Millard f. Davis Cup: First, Anne
", owner, c. S. Singleton: second
Soul Kiss, Thomas Logan; third
Telame, L. A. DeBlois.
Second Event Motor Boat Race
First, Rosalie, owner, w. H. Ewing
second. Heinel, R. NJ. Bann: third
Fortuna, H. r. Horrigan.
Third Event.-Class -Four Boats
First, E. Moxham; second. c. Smith
third, A. F. DUPONT
Fourth Event.-Two man padding
canoe race: First, Carpenter and
Burns; second, Adair and Schrader
both Delaware Club.
Fifth Event-Open launch race.
First Crescent, of Crescent Yacht
Club. of the Y. NJ. c. A; second, Vix-
en-, George King.
Sixth Event-Open race for fishing
boats First, Effie May, W. c. Rich.
ardson, of Wilmington; second, Lit
tie Charles, G. A. Koakley.
Seventh Event-Tilting contest
Won by c. w. Ashley and L. A. De
Blois against Robert Plumley and DR.
Julian Adair.
Eighth Event-Four man paddlins
race: First, Thomas Logan and crew
| second, DR.. Julian Adair and crew.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
ALL
WILMINGTON
LAMS
BY "YOu Know"

Whoop ehi Whoop ehl
Now for that you will all get off.
Duffy Duffy; where did we hear
that word before
Oh my. II to 1. and only two hits.
Merwick drew 10 hits.
Connor and Stieb got four apiece.
f. Duncan broke into the league
with three.
None Of Merwick's helders had a
chance.
Duncan had IL chances; Nc
CURE Is.
That is keeping the ball in the
infield.
Rockford had oniv three men left
on base.
Bobby tried hard to hit It.
But the best he could do was TO
take three healthy swings.
Maybe the next time we will have
a better game.
Don't get discouraged Rockford.
That Is liable to happen to us all.
President Davies was there and got
a good hand.
Here's hoping that he will see us
often.
Everybody get their voices in train
ing for the big game next Saturday.
Parkside VS.. Merwick at Riverview
Our old-time friends.
Let everybody be on hand for that
Is where the noise will be.
Double with Ashley on Saturday
week.
Maybe the standing will be different
by that time.
A secret! Who is going TO win the
pennant?
Bugs Did you see the Ash? What
Ash. The Ashley
Bonehead. Did you see Ash? Ash
who. The Suburban Hopes.
How would this look on a Peunant'
Merwick
Pretty good, don't ron think.
Let us hope so anyhow.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
TENNIS AT THE
COUNTRY CLUB

The spring tennis tournament now
being held at the Wilmington Coun-
try Club resulted IN the following
scores yesterday:
A. r. Tatnall defeated H. NJ Candy,
6-3. 6-1.
l.. L. de Cazenove defeated r. T.
Trent, 60, 6-1
Henry Townsend defeated D. b.
Bush, Ga 7-,5.
George Gray. Jr.. defeated W. Town
send. 6-2, 1-6, 6-3
w. NJ Moore defeated r. II. Ash
brooks by default.
l.. DUPONT defeated J. f. Wales by
default
SECOND ROUND.
II. f. Townsend defeated F. T.
Cause, Ga 2-6. 6-3.
w. NJ Moore defeated L. DUPONT
by default
+ f. Doremus defeated w. Berl
6-3, 6-3.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
HARROUN WINS
GREAT RACE
One Man Killed and Four In
jured During the Auto
mobile Contest
MULFORD In LOZIER, SECOND
AND BRUCE BROWN THIRD
FEATURES OF BIG RACE.

Winners-Ray Harroun MAR
> NOM, first. Time, hours, Al min
. utes, 8 seconds. Second, Ralph
Milford (Lozier), Third, David
> Bruce-Brown (Fiat).
Casualties-One killed and four
. injured. S. p. Dickson, mechani-
. clan, was almost instantly killed.
. The injured are: Arthur Greiner,
= driver; condition not considered
. serious; David Lewis, mechani-
> clan, fractured leg; John Glover,
mechanician, lacerated scalp; Rob-
ert Evans, mechanician, injured
= when he jumped from car in at
. tack OF dementia. Harry Knight,
> driver, possibly internal injuries;
" John Wood, mechanician, bruises.
Prizes-The Indianapolis Motor
" Speedway Association gave S40,-
> 600 in cash, while fully $4,000
were awarded to winners by access
sorry firms.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
WATCHING THE SCORE BOARD

There on
New York has nine straight Brooklyn This is
carrying neghbOnes ndue in the opinion of the
Cubs
Russ Ford his the
ing him after he had straight
Adams fourhit shut-ou of the Cubs twO-hit
shutout Of the ST. Louis Browns the pitching perform
of the day.
Detroit keeps right coping
call II luck hut its usually that has this
his In
Tiger cashed In allowing only hits
that he again In form.
morning Detroit game
scored sacrifice flies
Of
Iun When In, fans wonder how the other will
a chance again.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
.SEABOARD WINS
FROM FIFTH WARD
du POnt and Gas Company
Unable to Play Because
of Rain

seaboard defeated Fifth Ward of
Chester by a score of to 4. thus in
.creasing Seaboard's lead in the Inter-
City League. The score:
R. H. z.
Fifth Ward 1 0 900 O0O3 0-4 Z 1
.Seaboard % 2 2 0 0 0 0 Is 10
No Game Here.
Owing to the rain storm yesterday
afternoon there was no game between
dupont and the Gas Company In the
Inter-City League.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
WILMINGTON JUNIORS WON.

Wilmington Juniors defeated Del
ton yesterday morning by the score Of
9 to 1. The game was the fifth of a
and the Wilmington Juniors won the
match.
Score. by innings:
VIII. Jrs l 0 O00 0016 x-9 10 0
Delton 30 0 0 o 0 0 0 0-1 2
Batteries: Donahue and Booker;
Gorsline and Pierson.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
JUNIOR LEAGUE
OPENING DAMPENED.

Rain interfered with the opening
games Of the Junior League yesterday
afternoon. Five innings of the Orient
Browntown contest were played and
the score stood tie, neither team hav-
ing scored nor even made a hit Bat
teries were: Moore and Swinges,
Orient; Merrill and Russell, Brown
town. Saturdays schedule is as fol-
lows:
Melrose at Delton
Tigers at Browntown.
Orient at Bellevue.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
TRENTON

Wilmington. ....0 011S 20 o O-7
Trenton ....0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1-3
Two-base hits. Bells. 2; Murphy,
Brent Tiemeyer, Collins; three-base
hits, There; home runs, Baxter,
Clay; sacrifice hits, herre. A. Kerr,
keister, BELLS; double plays, Keister,
Marhefka and Bastian; left on bases,
Wilmington, 4; Trenton, 6; bases on
balls, on Baxter, 2; off Lloyd, 1;
first base on errors, Wilmington, 1;
Trenton, ?; hit by pitcher, Brent;
struck out. by Baxter, 4: by LLOYD.
4; passed ball, There; balk, Baxter:
ITEM, 1.50; umipres, Glatts and Con
molly.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
LIBERTY A. c. GETTING STRONG.

Liberty A. G. defeated Browntown
yesterday by the score Of to 2. Lib
erty A. c. would like to receive chal-
lenges from any 13 or 14-year-old
team in or out OF the city. Send
communication to Anthony Criger,
No. 226 Maryland avenue.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
sprEnYs IN TENTH.

The Speedys defeated the Washys by
a score of II to 10. The game was tight
and the Washys tried to win in the
ninth. but could not In the tenth
pitcher Johnson showed his speed. The
features of the game were the play
ing Of Seeney, Mayo, H. Jones, Thigh
man. Grinnage and Ayers. Score by in
nings.
Washy Stars 22OO0 OO24 0-10
Speedy Giants o 002 4 % 3 o 1 Ill
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
YOUNG ALPHA STILL WINNING.

Young Alpha defeated the Stroud A.
c. by the score OF 10 to 4 yesterday
Young Alpha would like to receive
games from any 13 or 14-year-old boy
team in or out Of the city. Send COM
munications to Frank Cookey, No.
426 South Jackson street.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
cHURCH LFAGUE SCORES.

Silverbrook defeated Central Of the
Church League 10 to 1 yesterday
morning.
silverbrook ...OOOs s11O5 x-1O
Central ...0-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. /
Batteries: Silverbrook, Morgan and
Hackett; Central. Olson and Horner
Umpires, Thompson and Brannick.
Central is scheduled to play Six
verbrook Saturday.
In a seven inning game MARSHALL
ton defeated Silverbrook at MARSHALL
ton, to 1.
Marshallton .... IL 0 1 0 0 x-s
S1lNerDrOOk ....l i y v y O0l
Batteries: Marshallton, Crossan and
Jones; Silverbrook, Adair and Hack
ett Struck out, by Adair. 2; by
Jones. ?.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
GIRARD WINS
HIS OWN GAME
Trenton TwirIer Bangs Out
Home Run in Ninth Inning
With Chicks
slARREFKA AND BRENT
HOME RUN SWATTERS, TOO

Wilmington split even with Trenton
yesterday. winning the morning game
to 3. and losing the afternoon game,
to z. Girard, Trenton's pitcher. won
his own game with home run in the
tenth inning in the afternoon. Will
mington had its customary bad in
ming" in the afternoon when Trenton
piled up five runs. Marhefka and
Brent hit home runs in the afternoon,
and Baxter pounded out homer in the
morning Wilmington showed good
form yesterday and hit hard in both
games. The team is home the remand
er OF this week
TRENTON, n. j., May 31.-After
being almost hopelessly in the rear
yesterday afternoon the Tigers pulled
up and finally beat out the Chicks, s
TO T. Charley Girard won his own
game with a terrific drive over the
right field fence in the tenth inning.
Brent opened the second inning with
a single over second and went to third
on Collins wild throw TO first of Bells
grounder He was caught at the plate
on MOriarity's return of There's hit
to short. BELLS scored on kerr's peg
to second to get There. In the third
the Tigers played loosely and the
Chicks also got TO Girard. Murphy be-
gan the session by hitting to left for
two bags. Bastian sacrificed him to
third Marhefka's single to center went
through Kerr scoring Murphy and
passing Tony to third. Weeks ground
ed to Clay, who booted IT, Marhefka
counted and Weeks went to second on
the play, and scored on Moriarity's
miss of Keister's grounder
Trenton jumped into the lead in the
sixth by reaping five runs off Brazell s
wildness and a two-bagger by Davis.
Brazell walked Tiemyer, hit Kerr and
walked Morarity, filing the bases.
Collins scratched a little hit in right,
scoring Tiemyer after Kerr and Girard
had both famed. Heist walked, forcing
A. Kerr home. Davis then smashed
down the left field line for two bases,
cleaning house
The lead was only momentary, for
in the next inning Murphy got an in
field hit and Marhefka hit over the left
field fence. Brent increased the Chicks
lead i'm the eighth with a home run Ia
rieh. field Collins was hit, doc" Kerr
singled, Girard sacrificed, Davis two
bagger scored Collins and Kerr, tie
ins the score again. Girard won thu
G,me with a home run in the tenth
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
MORNING GAME.

Solving the curves OF Lefty Lloyd
early and often, Wilmington yester-
day morning defeated Trenton at
Morris Park, by the score Of 7 to 3.
Il was one Of the best games the
Chicks have played this season as
their fielding was as good as their
hitting. Baxter was practically un-
beatable. He did not allow the Tigers
70 score until the sixth inning and
then it took a mighty drive over the
right field fence by Clay 10 do the
trick. Catches by Brent and Kerr
were the fielding features.
The Chicks got away in the third
Aiming when Bells Strengthened out
one Of Lloyd's benders for a brace Of
sacrifice and came to the plate when
Baxter pushed a single over second.
In the fourth. Marhefka was safe on
Moriarity's low throw TO first Weeks
hit to left and after Tiemeyer had
fieided the grounder, il slipped from
his hands while he was trying to get
II away, allowing Marhefza to count.
There was safe on a fielder's
choice in the fifth, and came home
with Baxter, when the Chicks HEAVIER
lifted one over the left field fence.
Murphy slammed the ball against the
right field fence for two bases and
tallied on Marhefka's single past
third.
In the sixth, Brent's double. a sin
gle by Bells and There's three bag
ger added two more to the total Of
the Chicks. Trenton broke the mo-
notony Of ciphers in the sixth, when
Davis was safe on a fielders' choice,
on which Hunt was forced out at
second. Clay then raised the ball over
the right field fence for the circuit Of
the bases. Collins double and Kerr's
single gave Trenton a final run in the
ninth.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
TRENTON

Two-base hits. Marhefka. Murphy.
There. Clay, Davis. .; home runs.
Marhefka, Brent. Girard; hits off Bra
cell. S in innings; sacrifice hits, Keis-
ter. Basuan. BELLS. Girard. A. Kerr;
stolen bases, There. Collins. A. Kerr,
Clay; left on bases. Wilmington, 6;
Trenton, s; first base on balls, of
Brazell. 8; OFF Daily /; of Girard,
i first base on errors, Wilmington. q;
Trenton 3; hit by pitcher J. Kerr, A.
Kerr. Collins; struck out. by Brazell.
6; by Girard, 3; time. 2.3O: umpires.
Connolly and Clafte
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
/.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 31.-Ray
Harroun driving a Marmon car won
the 500-mile International Sweep
stakes yesterday at the Motor Speed
way. Ralph Mulford-a at the wheel of
a Lozier was second, and d. Bruce
Brown in a Fiat was third The win
ners time was 6 hours Al minutes
and 8 seconds, or at the rate of a
fraction less than so miles an hour.
The first ten men to finish the race,
with their winnings. follow:
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
Standing Of the Clubs.
CUBS AGAIN ON TOP.

The Silverbrook Cubs defeated the
strong South Side baseball team by
8 to 3. The feature Of the game was
the all around work Of the Cubs and
the base running OF South Side.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
CHESLEY TAKES ONE
FROM GAWTHROP

Chesley defeated Gawthrop yester-
day by the score of Z to 4. Chesley
would like to arrange games with any
Is or 16-year-old teams in or around
the city. Address Ernest Wilson.
No. 1906 Jefferson street. The score:
Score by innings:
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
Standing of the Clubs.
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores.

INNIVTWHT NVVTVNs
York. 8; Harrisburg, 5.
Reading, l.; Lancaster. 1.
Johnstown. 8; Altoona. 3. 6 in.
nings)
Wilmington, z; Trenton. 3.
Afternoon Games.
York, Il; Harrisburg. 1.
Altoona, 3; Johnstown. 2.
Reading 4; Lancaster. ,
Trenton, s; Wilmington, Z.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores.

ltcAthuhg NtVIths
Athletics, 3; New York. 0.
Boston, 6; Washington. 8. 40
inings)
Detroit. 3; Cleveland. 2. 90 in
nings.)
ST. Louis, 4; Chicago, 1.
Afternoon Games.
Athletics, 8: New York. 5.
Boston, 8; Washington. 4.
Detroit, 6; Cleveland, 5.
Chicago, 2; St. Louis. O.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
AZ a
NEWARK.

Struck out-by Raughley, 6; by
Gregg, 2. Base on balls-off Gregg,
a; off Raughley 0. Two-base his
Spruance. Willis. Dunn. Three-base
hits-Jackson. Morrison. Home run
Taylor. Double Morrison to
Barron to Morrison. Stolen bases
Marshall. Huston Sacrifice hits
Marshall, Dunn, 2. Passed balls
Huston, Massey, 2. Umpirea-Mc-
Avoy of Lafayette. and Vic Willis of
St. Louis Nationals.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
ROSES DROP ONE
TO NEW CASTLE
Rain Won all the Other Semi
Professional Games
Yesterday

All other Semi-Professional League
games were postponed because Of
rain.
New Castle defeated Rose Hill in the
only emi-Professional League game
played yesterday by the close score
of to s. Rose Hill nearly tied the
score in the last inning. The score:
Evening journal., 1911-05-31

In addition to this sum. in gold, the
leading ten drivers shared in a dis
tribution of side prizes. given by ac-
cessory makers, amounting to nearly
$4,000 The drivers of the ten lead
ing cars will also receive bronze
plaques from the speedway manage
ment.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
MEN COME TO Us.
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Evening journal., 1911-05-31
WILMINGTON GIANTS A WINNER

" WILWINUIUN UIANIo A NINNEhs
The Wilmington Giants, playing
fast ball, defeated the Goldfeld
Giants of Philadelphia, yesterday, 8
to 3, at South Side Park. The locals
outbatted and outfelded their Quaker
City opponents from start to finish.
Evening journal., 1911-05-31
Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores.

Philadelphia, 3; Boston. O. 90 in
nings)
New York. 4: Brooklyn, 1.
ST. Louis, 4: Cincinnati. 2.
Pittsburg, L: Chicako. O.
Afternoon Games.
Philadelphia. IL; Boston. 4.
New York, 3: Brooklyn, 0.
Cincinnati. g.; ST. Louis. 2.
Pittsburg, /; Chicago, 0.
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Your choice of those north front lots on
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