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Evening journal., 1911-05-24
ALL
WILMINGTON
LAMS
BY "YOu Know

Looks like Highland this year.
Elder walked his first man in three
games. How is that for control?
Highland is being named the
thieves; they steal so many bases.
Hard luck, Byard we know how
1t is when they don't show up.
Bonners one hand stop was a
peach. Besides it cut off a run.
Beatty was taking anything that
came within a mile of second
German sure can get them all when
he is on base.
Sillitoe sent one to the tree in CEN
ire for two bags. Oh you, Billy!
Freddie Brand, Highlands star
rooter, was on the job Saturday.
McKenney. please don't bring any
more girls out with you. for Red
could not hit a balloon while they
we're around.
Don't forget Highlands 2.2O car at
Fourth and Market next Saturday for
New Castle.
Elder is pitching the hest ball in
the league
Well, we guess Merwick is off again.
500 is not so bad.
Hillside did not get the worst OF
the umpire; Merwick got just as bad.
Ryan played a marvellous game at
second. Could get nothing by him.
Hot weather makes that Maloney boy
dangerous on the mound.
Why did not Hillside turn in the
score?
Next victim for Merwick is Rock
ford.
All Merwick needs is hard practice.
Mervick gets hard practice when
they play the Merwick Yanigans
Rockford talks Of signing Kane. II
won't do, boys
Sorry to hear that Booth has drop
ped out. He's a good sport
Here's hoping Cunningham will put
the team nearer the top
The new ump will be on the job on
Saturday. Jamison says the boy will
do.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
WRICHTS In The
LOCAL AERO MEET
Will Fly With BrOOklnS and
Other Bird Men Here
in June

Word was received last evening
from the Wright Brothers, the bird
men," of Ohio, that they will take
part in the aero meet to be held by
the Wilmington Aero Club here. on
June Z, s, and 10, at Gentlemen's
Driving Park II will be the first
appearance of these celebrated airship
builders and operators in Delaware.
Such men as Walter Brookins and
Aviator Collins viii probably take a
hand i'm the flying.
1t is understood that there will be
racing around the track between air
ships and automobiles.
The local clubs Delaplane will be
operated by Eddie Bloomfield.
The officers Of the Aero Club are as
follows: David Snellenburg, presi-
dent; John A. Montgomery. treasurer
George w. Grove, vice-president.
These officials arc also on the board
Of directors, along with the follow
ing: Richard Cook, John G.. Hart
mann, d. Van Trump and James II,
Kane.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
PONIES AGAIN
STAMP CHICKS
HarriSburgerS Hit Hard and
Often, Field Well and
Duplicate 7-3 Score
BRENT IN GAME
GETS TWO HITS

HARRISBURG. May 24.-Harris-
burg went a fast pace yesterday, hit
the ball often and won from Whining
ton, score z TO 3. IL was Young Shaw
key. who was the big factor, his pitch
ing being the best that has been seen
here this season for the first six IN
.nings. Wilmington not being able 10
get a single hit until the seventh. In
the eighth the youngstcr showed a
slight weakness, but retained his pluck
until tho last man was out.
Brazell was touched up in every IN
ming but one Back of him was indif-
forent playing at times, while har-
risburg's fielding was fast and at times
brilliant.
With two men down, Scanlon walked
i'm the first. stole second and scored on
Upps double. Upp walked in the
fourth. went to third on Eichberger's s
single and scored on wild pitch by
Brazell. In the fifth, singles by Shaw
kcy and Taaffe's home run netted two
more runs. In the seventh pass for
Taaffe. sacrifice by Sundheim and
three singles brought three more runs
for Harrisburg.
Brents double IN the eighth, keis-
tcrs pass and Bastians single scored
two runs for Wilmington. In the ninth
"A single by Weeks, McCormick's error
and Bront's single scored another run.
Manager Selbach this afternoon sold
Brent to Wilmington and released
John King. the pitcher. The score.
HARRTCRIrRE
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
Some "
Chick
Pick-Ups
BY Jack McGOwan.

Awfnll
when will we win.
This suspense is killing.
Brent answered present by ripping
off two singles.
Tony laced out two more singles.
Lest you forget Bastian collected
another triple.
If the Ponies could lose Shawkey
the Chicks might get chance.
Maybe Pete isn't saying something
now.
Three straight defeats, and the
Jinks not yet located.
Maybe Wen be glad to shake Har-
risburg tonight. Then for better
luck al York.
II was Brazell's worst game He
allowed twelve hits for seventeen
bases.
Brazell famed eight men, hit two
and walked four. Some wild work.
work
Baxter? Yes. he'll be along before
Ions.
Freddie Weeks is clouting the round
thing at tremendous clip for the
Chicks.
Tho clubs Just now are like ba-
nanas-all in bunch.
II will take a shoe horn TO get most
Of the clubs within the tight fitting
! limit
Wait until We get going, they will
never stop us.
Taahe, Of Harrisburg, hit for a
home run.
Keep roofing, don't give up.
The pennant isn't won yet.
Every player on the HARRISBURG
team. except Mays and Rutherford
got hit
Harrisburg mixed up in two double
plays.
We ought to win tho series with
York. They are now fighting VIII
mington for the cellar
The manner in which the teams are
punched would indicate that there is
small likelihood of a runaway for
any one of their number
Warren Heist leads the second sack
ers of tho Tri-State and is hitting
more than 800.
Reading now has three left-hand-
.ers in the outheld-Rip Cannell. Ru-
dolph and Jube-and all bat on the
left side OF the plate.
Old pitchers I'm the League are do
ing better than ever, which may mean
that the batters are not so good
Lancaster lntelligencer.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
WESTFIELD KEEPS WINNINC.

Westfeld defeated Holly Oak on
Saturday to the tune of Is to /. The
game was featured by the pitching
Of c. Essick. who had seventeen
strikeouts and did not allow a hir,
and the batting Of A. Davis and p.
Essick. each having three hits. Score
by innings: RH-
Holly Oak. % o 0 90 OOO1- TO-
Westfeld $500 212 O-15 9 .
Notes on the Game.
Keep it up boys. Won three los,
none, pretty good.
Tommy Tucker was good at second
Nice catch Babe"
Speak up Ashley. Where was Pete
White? Seventeen strikeouts. Cassidy
is looking for you Pip
One hit, one unassisted and -four
assisted putouts isn't so bad at first
Harry.
Good catch Russell.
Can anybody stop our winning
streak? II so notify our manager al
No. 1911 Maryland avenue.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
MORE WILMINGTONIANS
ARE BUYING AUTOMOBILES

Paul Bright has Just purchased a
model Y ive-passenger Stevens-Dur-
yea touring car of thirty-six-horse-
power from the Wilmington Automc-
bile Company.
Former Governor Lea is driving a
fine new six cylinder Pierce-Arrow
car.
The Bradford Company has had a
run on Ford machines this week. They
have sold fine car to the Rev
George Mason who has parted with
his Studebaker machine.
Pyle and Cronin have purchased a
Ford car which will be used for de-
livery purposes.
Joseph T. Cough has purchased a
five-passenger Ford touring car from
the same company.
The Auto Sales Company has sold
Brush delivery car to William f
Aschenbach, Of No. POS West Second
street
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
YOUNG REPUBS
ALWAYS WINNERS

Tom Browns Young Repubs nosed
out Moley's Lawyers in a rip roaring
near baseball game at South Side
yesterday afternoon. Pyle and Poke
were the pitching apologies and for
an hour their deliveries we're riddled
so beautifully that the base line
crowds looked like sieves. Il was the
most brilliantly bungled game of the
year. Pane executed some elegant
stunts in left garden Shorthorn.
Carley, Moley. Warcry and Wafer who
used TO star on the diamond were in
visible. Browns team got eleven runs
in innings Of play. Moley's got theirs
in six but the score keepers were tired
and called the game.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
All STARS WANT CAVES.

The All Stars would like to arrange
Q game with any team in or out Of
ne city whose ages are not over IA
years. Send challenges to James
Paulman, manager, No. 302 Equitable
Building and William J. Bigginse No.
$40 DUPONT buining The lineup is:
Walter Wright, catcher; James
Paulman. pitcher; Woulder Dough-
erty, pitcher and shortstop; Howard
August. pitcher; William Biggins
first base; w. McKenny, left field: c.
Cannon. center field; w. Paulman,
right field; siaiioy, Young. Long,
Murphy and Boselly. subs; Roller.
shortstop.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
A. 7 BOYS NO
MATCH FOR A. 6

The bali team of Miss Dillin's room,
of No 2S School defeated the team
from Miss Cornell's room yesterday
afternoon by the score of 10 to O..
Coleman allowed only three hits. The
features Of the game we're the batting
and pitching Of Coleman and the dou-
BILE play by Wise and Neeson. The
winners would like to receive chal-
lenges from any 1S or IA year boy
school team in the city. Address Ar
thur Wise. No 400 McCabe avenue or
Guy e. Lambert, No. 7O1 West Twen-
tieth street
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
WATCHING The SCORE BOARD


The OF why the Boston Nationals called the "Rusors.
is out They rusng victory rea tor
losing
Kindly note that 81. Louis is ahead of Cincinnati
Titus broke ankle in sliding ,o b
plate will he Of the weeks His loss weak
the Philes'
The Rusters have thirteen straight vet some peons
insist that thirteen is not unIucky number
Pitcher Walter Johnson relic eighth and orced
the tying winning Detroit passes johnson gels
$1,000 too
New York scribe authority for statement that Cincn
natl hasn't beaten MahcwsOn since 1907
Mclean answered with duo Of dOubIes
in four times Wonder the White SOx couldn't now
Russ Ford hasn't lost since his O when
il TO against him. He las
Brooklyn put in a substitute catcher
Pirates and three hits the BroOkyn sixth
victory in the last
If Bresnahan keeps the Cardinals
ST. LOusans will the Mississippi after him
The IIaiahs have ten and LOST only three this
Ty Cobb stole three bases. 6 1t dOsnt
fault for such dOughf0ot Crawford
Jackson Lajoe and Tucker were all out of the Cleveland
aud the Athletics proceeded raid the crppleS.
Richie did his ~bON" little three
fingered" right the Job with his emWeek stunt
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
POLICE FIELD SPORTS.

The Board Of Police Commissioners
yesterday afternoon decided to sus-
pend the rules. so that members of
the police force can sell tickets for
the annual field sports for the benefit
OF the police pension fund.
George A. Abels. Of No. 1919 Laurel
street, made application for a posi-
tion as patrolman. His application
was filed, as there is no vacancy in
the department at this time. The
fines collected last week amounted to
S121.95.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
ST. PAULS JRS. HAVE
LONG STRING OF WINS

st. Paul's Juniors are surprising the
west side youngsters I'm the quality
of ball they are playing. To date
the boys have won ten of their twelve
games. The team will play any team
in the city, st. AIMS, Keystone and
Adams preferred Send challenges
to Anthony McMonigle, No 1903 Lin
den street The lineup is: NJ Gar
vey, c.; Borden and German, p. and
1b; Moore. p. and S.; Gebhart, p.
and 3b.t McMonigle. 2b; McCafferty,
cf; McHugh. IT,; Donnelly, rf. A
game on Decoration Day is much de-
sired
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
STALLION BELLMAN DROPS DEAD.

Bellman, PA "a. owned by Clark
Petit. for many years proprietor of
the Hedgefeld Stock Farm, droppsd
dead of heart failure in salem late
yesterday afternoon. Bellman was by
lndiaman, 1912, dam Lulu F.. by Err
ricsson. 130, and had to his credit 10
trotters and 13 PAGERS. One of his sons
sired two PAGERS and two of his daugh-
ters foaled two PAGERS. He was a hand
some individual and was unbeaten in
his class in is show rings. Some OF his
get are still winning honors at horse
shows
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
WOULDN'T HEAR
THIS PROTEST

At a meeting Of the Church League
last evening the arbitrators decided
not to hear the protest filed by Della
ware Avenue Baptist against the
Elsmere game played last Saturday
week, Delaware Avenue claiming
that Elsmere had an illegal player in
the lineup.
IL was decided TO transfer the Edge
Moor-McCabe game from Twenty
ninth and Boulevade TO Christiana
Park this Saturday. AS all OF the
teams in the league are about evenly
matched, it looks as if the league is
going to be the fastest ever. Physical
Director Meissner, OF the Y. NJ. c. A..
Was chairman Of the meeting.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
OLD WILMINGTON CLUB
MUST PAY $4,000 DAMAGES

The Tri-State League of baseball
clubs received in the Blair County
"a, court yesterday verdict for
$1,000 in a suit against the Whining
Ton exhibition Company and its
oondsmen, the American Bonding
Company, Of Baltimore.
The Wilmington club, which was
owned by Messrs. Golding and Rem
nett, quit in the middle Of the season
OF 1908, 9nd failed to pay its assess
ments into the league treasury. The
league sued to recover the loss ac-
cruing TO the other clubs in the cir
cult by reason Of this default.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
EDEN COMES BACK
AT QUOT PITCHING

Eden Lodge, No. %, /. o. o. f..
quot team got back at Corinthian
Lodge. No 1, S. Of H. by taking four
Of the six games last night, Eden
members were in great pitching mood
and had their opponents nervously
waiting for their next star play.
Underwood pitched four games in
great form for Eden and upon his re-
tirement II. White took his place
Moore and Preston made the Eden
fans happy with great work in pinches
Gail and Long starred for Corin-
THAN.
This makes the series stand and l.,
and the next game will be played
some time next week.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
. MEMORIAL dan REGATTA.

lhe reception committee of the Viii
mington Yacht Club, for the Memorial
Day regatta is as follows: John w
Morris, J. ID. Thompson. Jr., L. II. Mer.
rihew, William H. Forbes, Charles w
Bush. These members of the club viii
be kept busy throughout the day and
VIII add TO the enjoyment of the oc,
casion.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
DUPONT HIGH
EASY THIS TIME
GOldey Boys Hold Opponents
to Short End Of IL to S
Score

Goldey College defeated DUPONT
School of Henry Clay yesterday II to
5. Cortelyou was in the box for the
college boys and pitched a good game.
George and Chandler, of GoIdey, fea-
tured the game with three hits apiece.
Dave Fleck put up a great game in
the outfeld, while Mathewson Tyre
and Wallace put up nice game for the
Henry Clay team. Score:
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
HORSES TO COON
MEMORIAL DAY

There will be a big matinee meet
at Horse Show Park on Memorial Day
afternoon in place of the regular card
Tor the coming season. There will be
several special esents on the card and
fast racing is expected.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
NOTICE no FIRE COMPANIES.

A beautiful picturc-of the Fame Fire
Company will be given free with the
New York World next Sunday.
A picture of the Water Witch Fire
Company will be given on Sunday,
June 4; of the Friendship on Sunday,
June 11th. and OF the Independence on
Sunday June 18th, others to follow,
ono each week
Many other interesting pictures next
Sunday.
Order the Word IN advances
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
TWO CANES FOR ALPHA.

Young Alpha will play the Columbia
A. c. two games ON Saturday AFTER
noon at the Military grounds: The
lineup Of Young Alpha is: f. Salad.
c; f. Cookey, p; Reuben, ss; Smith,
lb; Baker. 2h; Rucker 3b; Brown, II;
Cooper, IF; Govatos. CT.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
DELAWARE CHICkS OUT.

The Delaware Chicks Soul1 like to
hear from any Is to Is year old team
in the city Send challenges 70
Charles Thuet No. 1888 Apple street.
The lineup is: A. McNiff C; r. Thuet,
D.; T. Furr, 2b; Jewell, 1b; B. J.
Tunstall, 2b; f. Sullivan, 3b; Der
rickson, If: Devine, CT; r. Johnson, rf;
Subs, S. Wienstock, r. Jewell, J. Egg
ner. Mascots S. Reeder, c. Pierson.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
THOMSON now A NANAGER.

James Thomson, known as "AIussie
Thomson" is now manager Of the
Young American team and would like
TO receive challenges from any team
whose players average Is years. Send
challenges TO Mr.. Thomson at No
GIG West Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
WILMINGTON.

TWO-Od1V nus UP, HTVHT, INTVH'
base hit. Bastian; home run Taaffei
sacrifice hits, Marhefka 2; Sundheim
double plays. Stroh. Mccormick ant
Scanion; Rutherford Sundhoim and
Mccormick; struck out, by Brazell, s;
Shawkey. 6; bases on balls. off Brazell.
4 !: Shawkey. 4; left on bases. Whining
ton. 2; Harrisburg, 6 stolen, bases,
Scanlon, Taaffe. Sundheim Eich-
berger; wild pitches, Brazell, Q. time,
1.57; umpiros. Glatts and Walker
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
TRENTON GETS PITCHER GIRARD,

Manager Clymer, Of the Wilkesbarre
Club Of the New York State League
announced that he had sold Pitcher
Girard to the Trenton team of the Tri-
State League.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
EAsTLAKE WANTS. GAMEs.

East Lake Church League b. B.
Club have open dates for Decoration
Day, morning and afternoon, and
would like to get games either away
or at home.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
YORK AFTER NrW PI,yFRs

Manager Weigand. of the York team,
has signed Callahan. an infelder un-
I'll recently with the Boston Nationals.
and he is expected TO report today and
will play az third base.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
BASEBALL MANAGERS.

Now is the time to book
games for the coming season.
The hest way Is send challenges
TO THE EVENING JOURNAL,
Including lineup and other
news of the team. Write on
only one side of the paper, and
address II to the Sporting
Editor. Teams throughout the
county as well as In Whining
ton should get in line at once.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
CEDARcROFT HERE TOMORROW

Az Front and Union street grounds
tomorrow afternoon Wilmington High
School will play Cedarcroft Academy
OF Kennel Square. which is being
coached by Nike Grady. the former
g. Louis catcher.
Evening journal., 1911-05-24
sALEsIANUM LOSES.

The Salesianum College team went
to West Chester yesterday, with a
badly crippled team, and met defeat
by the score Of II to T. Fetters, of
West Chester. allowed the Whining
ton boys but two hits, and struck out
eleven men.
Score by innings.
Salesianum .......O 0 0 0 0 0 l. /
w. G. High 49,. Il 2 8 3 o x-12
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
GREENE & GRIFFIN, 127 N, CENTER.

10 ACRES, 4 miles northwest of the city; all in alfalfa. A good house. good fences, fine soil for either al- falfa. melons or fruit. This will also make an ideal poultry ranch. Is close to school and very good terms can be had. Price, s25O0.00. See us about i this is a bargain.
 20 ACRES. Is acres class A, 5 acres class c land 3ls miles north of the city. for $25OOOO. Good level land. has all been in crop. On well travelled road. No better soil in the valley. This is the best buy in the valley. Close to school and Phoenix. Location ideal
 so ACRES, class A water: all in cultivation. 20 acres of alfalfa; a good 1O-room two-story brick house with double walls; finch air space 7-foot cellar under whole house; bricked walls. Porch around entire house. both upstairs and down; 4 fire places. two down stairs and two up. One of the best country houses in the valley. Land is all fenced and cross-fenced- Near to Glendale and Peoria Price. sl25.OO per acre. Small cash payment will handle this.
 40 ACRES. class A land, all in cul- tivatiOn. Has good fences, redwood posts and barbwire Raised grain and milo maize last season. Only one-quarter mile from Glendale street car line. Good soil: Is a corner 40. Price sl25.0O per acre. Good terms.
 160 ACRES. at $1O0.00 per acre; 40 acres of alfalfa. 80 acres of grain; 40 acres of new alfalfa seeding. Good house: good well: all fenced and cross-fenced. Class A water This farm can be bought with reasonable, price down and long time on balance. Well located. Will make a good dairy ranch.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN,
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
AUCTIONS.

AUCTIONEER-Pe having auc- ton sales of any kind should see B
 w. Getsinger, who. by experience and ability is qualified to get the best re- suits. Stock, mercantile and house. hold sales given prompt attention. Real estate sales a speciality. Having associated ourselves with Messrs. Warwick Scott and Jos Cope of the Valley Realty & Trust Co, who have many years of experience and large acquaintance throughout the Valley, We are better prepared than ever 10 handle real estate developments and quick auction sales in any part of the Valley. Property listed with us for private sale will have our best effort Loans also negotiated and a general fire insurance agency conducted. Let us serve you. B. W. Getsinger, w C.. TOlleson, 34 and 36 West Adams Stiff
 AUCTION-I will sell at public auction al 1905 North Ninth Street
 Thursday. Jan. 26, 1911, commencing at l D. m, the contents of a 5-roOm house of very high grade furniture. consisting in part of 2 dressers. l range. heating stoves, 6 fine rugs, 2 art squares, sanitary couches, 4 iron beds, mattresses and springs, spring cots. bedding. rockers. sets dining chairs, l kitchen table l din- ing table. commodes. combination sidebOard and china closet, l as good as new china closet, l chiffonier. center tables. a complete line of dishes and cooking utensils, wash tubs and boilers. washing machine, ? wringers. one set single harness, l set heavy work harness, l saddle, dozen hens, horses and numerous other articles. Bring anything you wish sold. c. O. McMurtry. auctioneer J. r. Hannah. clerk. dm
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
sPEcULAToR's OPPORTUNITY

Block of six lots for s2lOO Fine lOcality-Half cash will buy. Large lot on the Grand Avenue. $500.
 Choice of one of three lots to Ever green Place for S550 each Remem- Der these are large lots and have reasonable restrictions.
 $500 each-TwO we'll built five-room modern houses Balance like rent Property cannot be duplicated for the money.
 21a acres with regular water, close in Only s850. Very easy terms
 GREENE & GRIFFIN,
 127 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

FOR SALE-At bargain. nicely ap- pointed modern five-roOm house. screen porches, bath, etc: also neat three room house with porches: range with each house; three 50-foot lots on ear line. corner w. Adams; fruit. grapes. roses. orange trees. lawn. stable, chick en houses; possession at once: owner to leave; must sell: $3.90O. easy terms. Barr. 45 S. Center.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
MONEY MAKERS.

An or any part of l60 acres of first class canteloupe land near Mesa. st $lOO per acre; easy terms.
 One good corner business lot on West Washington street. The price is only S30O0: easy terms.
 Two residence lots on Brill car line, Price low for quick sale.
 We have some good buys in modern residences close in. and the prices are right. Give us call.
 Money to loan.
 See J. w WALKER. 317 w Wash ington St. Overland phone 2S39. If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

AUCTION-C. O. McMurtry. expe- rienced livestock auctioneer; call sales anywhere in the territory at reasonable rate. See him before making your dates. Office 1S North First Ave. Tel B. Js31. If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

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Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
PROFESSIONAL ANC BUSINESS
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Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
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Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

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