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Evening journal., 1912-02-02
BROWNSON
START TONIGHT
Play Warm-up Game With
Defiance at BrOWnSOn
Hall
ROOKWeOD- -BROWNSON End
IN PRELIMINARY GAME

Brownson will start another season
of their basketball career tonight,
when they lineup against the speedy
Defiance FIVE The Defiance boys have
not yet tasted defeat. and are prepar-
ing for q series with Mt. Vernon for
February ELLIS for the championship
of the city Tonight's game is to give
the old Brownson five a chance 10
round into form for their struggles
with their Philadelphia rivals. Def
ance viii secure good practice for
their games with Mt. Vernon. and will
make Brownson step some to win this
evening.
Although the Gold and Blue youths
have started late i'm the season they
intend to go through their schedule
with flying colors. Manager Fitz-
patrick will bring Rookwood, Crescents
or St. Malachys down from Philadel-
phia on Wednesday. February z. The
season will be opened in an official
manner on next Wednesday. and from
then on the good old battles of last
yoar will be waged once more. Brown
son will send their same wcll-known
delegates to represent them on the
wooden way this year.
Tonight DOC. hahcy ana Burke VIII
play forwards; NJ. McDonough. center;
Rigney and player not yet selected
guards il is expected that Red
Walsh will be reinstated before We'd
nesdav's game. and every one is hop
ing that the husky guard will don
the basketball togs once more. Def
ance will use the following men
Shield. Joe Lacey. c. McDonough, J
Mccullough. Kelly and Colburn.
The preliminary contest will be be-
tween Brownson second and Rook.
wood. of this city. The second team
will present Cook, Rimlinger. Blickle
Rogan and Dougherty.
ROokwood's well-known lineup viii
include Daley. Graves, Horty. Mat
thewsi Bright, Simmons. Heald anC
Shilling.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
SPORTSMEN in
ASSOCIATION

The constitution and bylaws Of the
Delaware State Sportsman Associa-
tion we're adopted at the second meet
ing of the association, held in Room
No. 462 DUPONT Building last evening.
During the meeting it was decided 10
affiliate with the American Game Pro-
tective and Propagation Association
Of which r. Coleman DUPONT is a
patron. The oficers elected last
evening are: President, Doctor
Horace Belts, Wilmington; vice-presi.
dent, George Rues, Bridgeville; secre-
tary and treasurer. William A. Joslyn
Wilmington: directors, T. w. Young
Newport, and James McKelvey, New
ark.
Nonesuch Gun Club. of Newport
was represented at the meeting by
Messrs. Young and Lyman; the Guy
encourt Gun Club of Guyencourt, by
w. G. Woods; Brandywine Springs
Gun Club of Marshallton, by Messrs
Robinson and Nelson the East Lake
Gun Club, by c. Haverback: the Wood
dale Gun Club of Wooddale, by B.
Guest; the Wilmington Gun Club, by
Thorpe Martin, and the dupont Gun
Club, by T. Il. Doremus.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
HIGHLAND ROYS RENEFIr.

Manager Jack Lynch, of the High
land All-Wilmington League team,
aud Manager Allen Moore. of the
Highland Semi-Pro League. have ar
ranged for benefit performances al
the Garrick Theatre on Friday even
ing. February g. Anybody who wishes
TO help the Highland boys, can get
the required tickets at Mr. Logan's
cigar store, az Odd Fellows Hall
Seventeenth street and Woodlawn
avenue. Tickets are redeemed at the
Garrick box Office on and after today
On January 27 the Highland boys
held a meeting at which was formed
the Highland Athletic Club for social
purposes. The club will meet in odd
Fellows Hall. There are twenty-six
members
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

NEW YORK. Feb. $50 anxious is
zbysco, the Polish wrestler, to meet
Frank Gotch for the worlds title that
he will allow the champion to name
the place, referee and arrange the
purse to suit himself. zbysco says that
for two years he has tried hard to get
on a bout with the champion, but so
far has failed. During this time he
claims that he has defeated every
mat artist in the country and believes
he is the only wrestler man who has
any chance to win the title from the
American. During his long career on
the mat Zbysco has only one defeat
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
TURFMEN EAT ron PIE.

Or. B. and John T.. Jones entertained
the members of the Delaware Turf
club at a pot pie dinner in the club
house, ON Wednesday evening. Tho
guests were c. II. Diggans. Edward
Glpp, John Dunbar, Byard Moore,
Walter Hc~c, Colonel j. C. Bryson.
w. T. Sparks, W. y. Austen. DR.. w.
I. Miller. l.. Schaefer, ID. b. Jones. j.
\. Jones. ?, Truax. W. Elliott. Peter
Z. Cassidy, Norman Palmer. W. Town
send. Alfred Stirlith. Samuel Green,
Frank Walker, J. c. French. w Me.
kantz, r. T. Goodwin aud Harry God
win.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

chalked up against him, and that was
by Gotch in Chicago in 1909. At that
ally novice at the catch-as-catch-ca
style of wrestling. but has improved,
as his record since then shows.
zbyscos next match will be with
Racievich. the Italian, in this city
February 70. The general opinion of
the experts is that tho Pole will ex-
perience little difficulty in pinning the
Italians shoulders to the mat. The
pair met here recently, and the Italian
won on a fluke Picture shows Zbysco
applying a crotch and half nelson hold
on his wrestling partner, Paul
Schmidt
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
CENTENNIAL IS
AFTER THE RUBBER

Should the condition OF the grounds
az Shellpot be favorable on Saturday
Windsor will play Centennial. OF Phil
adelphia, in a soccer football game.
Centennial has not lost game this
season and has to win onc more game
to be sure of winning the cup. The
game will start at $3.50 o'clock. Wind
sors' team will be picked from the
following players: r. Fdgc. w. Simp-
son. S. Greenwoll, J. Lacey. Nj. Oliver
II. Holgatc G. Helms, G. Grimths, G.
Cockcrill. J. Barton, II. Wood. +
Flynn, A. Lacey, G. Holgate. f. VOL
fenden.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
HORSEMEN ELErr rnnAY.

Stockholders OF the Delaware Horse
Show Association met In annual ses-
sion this afternoon. Officers were
elected and general discussion had
concerning the purchase Of Horse
Show Park by a syndicate. of which
President Howard 4. Wallace Is a
member. Mr. Wallace is one of the
most enthusiastic members of the local
association.
The present officers of the associa-
ton are President. Howard T. Wal.
lace; vice-presidcnt. James p. Win.
chester; secretary and treasurer. S. B
Cooling.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
CONNEL WINS CUP.

- The Delaware County League held
its fifth annual banquet at the Hotel
Walton, in Philadelphia. Tuesday night
and among the prize winners we're
Samuel Connel, of the Upland team.
Connel played for several seasons on
the DUPONT team, but left that club IN
mid-season to join theeteam of his
home town. Connel received the Con
ME Mack" cup for being the leagues
heaviest hitter. his average being .4i2.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
DURNEY WINS
CARD TOURNEY

The card tournament at the Tenth
Ward Democratic Club was concluded
last night. The winner in the pinochIe
was Charles Grant. with 3S points out
OF a possible so; Dennis Connell was
second. with "a points
The winner Of the entire tourna-
ment, including the pitch. cuchrc and
pinochle series. is George Durney.
with a grand total OF 139 points out
of a possible $50; Oscar Munda fln-
ished second best, with score Of 80.
William Eastburn won the "bo0by''
prize. with a score of As.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
SUGGESTS EGGS
AS EUCHRE PRIZE

Why don't some OF the various
euchres given in the city offer first
prize of a dozen eggs? According TO
local reports. they seem to be the
most valuable and the rarest articles
in the city. The storage houses are
receiving hardly any eggs, and It is
said there never was such a shortage
IN the memory of the oldest commits
sion man.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

Mike Gibbons OF st. Paul tOday be-
gan training for his ten round fight
In New York next Wednesday night
with Young Cassman one of the hard
est hitting fighters in the East.
Owen Moran, English lightweight,
who is in this country waiting tjr
Wolgast to recover sufficiently to
fight, has signed to meet Joe S.sdell
in Brooklyn the latter part of this
month.
It was announced today that Leach
Cross will meet One Round Hogan be-
fore the Madison A. c., New York. on
February 20. The boys viii weigh in
at 1856 pounds.
Il was announced today that Bonn
hardier Wells will leave England for
the United States, March 2, Wells says
his trip is merely pleasure jaunt but
Il is likely efforts will be made to
match him with Carl Morris, jim
Flynn and AL Palzer.
-
There is little probability that Packy
Mcfarland will accept the challenge
20-round fight to settle the welter-
weight championship of the world
Bronson believes neither he nor Nc
farland can ever make the light
weight limit again but in this Nc
Farland does not agree
Danny Morgan, manager for Knock
out Brown today is considering an Of
fer from San Francisco fight club for
a 20-round fight between Brown and
One Round Hogan. The battle, If ar
ranged. will be fought after Hogan
gets through with Packy Mcfarland
in New York
Public boxing and all sparring ex-
hibitions are prohibited by an ordi-
nance adopted by the Ogden, Utah,
City Council. This kills all hope of
staging the Johnson-Flynn battle in
Ogden.
With some fast work in which he
wore out two sparring partners,
Johnny Coulon wound up his training
az Los Angeles today for the 20 round
battle with frankie Conley Saturday.
Conlcy did only light work at his
training camp.
BODY Reynolds. of Philadelphia, and
Joe Hartman, of Minneapolis, both
feather weights, are matched TO fight
at Cleveland February II They will
weigh in at 124 and go II rounds.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
ROBERTSON HIGH
OF DUPONT GUNNERS

J. T. Robertson was high man at
the dupont Gun Club shoot yesterday
afternoon with AZ breaks. He killed
his last twenty-five straight. J. b.
McHugh broke his first twenty-five
birds without a-miss. while ]. II. Min
nick dropped twenty-four out of his
last twenty-five. The scores.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
sMOKER FOR ENGINEERs.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers will hold a smoker in Irish
American Hall tonight. The speakers
will be Assistant Grand Chief r. A.
burgess andt General Chairman VIII
Ham Park Of the order.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
RASkETRALL AT sETrLEMENT.

Basketball enthusiasm Is waxing
high at the Peoples Settlement. Tho
Settlement has organized three leagues
which wage war Wednesday evenings
before a big crowd Of friends in the
Settlement gym. Wednesday nights
scores we're.
Delaware Leaguc-Tigers u, vs..
White Elephants IL. Giants Is, vs..
Elks 2.
American Wilmington ,.
VS.. Detroit o. Pirates s. vs.. Athletics, z
Junior imperial 8, vs. Chr
cago 4. Empire 5, VS.. Imperial 2.
Try McCartnoy's Guernsey MIX.
Samples on request. d. and A. Phone
3065 A.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
LEAGTE FIXES DINNrp n,rr

The Democratic League of Della
ware has announced February "a as
the date for It's annual dinner i'm VIII
mington, when United States senator
Gardner Of Maine. will be the
speaker.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

The DUPONT Club will shoot against
Darby in q Philadelphia League
match tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
PLANNING FOR
NEXT FOWL SHOW

The executive committe of the Dia-
mond State Poultry and Pigeon AS
sociation will meet on oMnday even
ing. On Tuesday next the regular
meeting of the association will be held.
Several new members will be admitted
to the organization and plans for the
show next year will be discussed.
Among those who purchased some of
the chickens displayed at the recent
show held here was John +. LeCar-
pentier, of No. 1907 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Mr.. LeCarpentier, who raises
White Wyandottes, purchased a fine
White WyandOtte cockerol.
That the chicken business is a fac
tor in this country was shown by the
last Government census. when it
stated that the American hen lays 16.-
0O0,000,O00 eggs annually According
to the same figures there are over
2OO,O00,O0 hens throughout the coun-
try and this is not considered high
as an estimate. The value of these
birds is given as S70,O00,0OO, which,
with all other fowls, brings the total
up to $50 100000 or more. This amount
of money divided amongst the inhabi-
tants Of the country would give every
person SLIP. and il the eggs we're dis
tributed, each person would receive
203 eggs a year for their own con-
sumption. While the total of eggs
was high. the weight of them would
cause the scales to balance at 970,363
tons.
Many chicken fanciers have the idea
that the term utility poultry is an en-
! dorsement of the common mongrel
fowl. whereas it signifies just the OPP
posite. It means that only pure bred
stock should be kept for eggs, color
or size BY the use of a single breed
one is able to command better prices
for the eggs, or dressed fowls. The
eggs will be more uniform in size and
color and the fowl will also be of uni
form size. What Is meant by utility
poultry is nothing more or less than
pure breeds hated strictly for the in
crease of plump. meaty carcasses. good
egg records. larger and better shaped
eggs, and Of more uniform color.
Together with the perfection of the
OUTPUT. utility poultry must. have the
best of constitution, must be strongly
built-in short, must be a hardy busi-
ness fowl.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS
Brown and Hogan May Tie
Up for 20 ROuRd
Fight
MORAN SIGNS UP
TO Fight BEDELL

Mike Gibbons OF st. Paul ,oday be-
gan training for his ten round fight
in New York next Wednesday night
with Young Cassman one of the hard
est hitting fighters in the East
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

Owen Moran, English lightweight,
who is in this country waiting t5r
Wolgast to recover sufficiently to
fight, has signed to meet Joe s.sdell
in Brooklyn the latter part of this
month.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02

It was announced today that Leach
Cross will meet One Round Hogan be-
fore the Madison A. c., New York. on
February 20. The boys viii weigh in
at 155 pounds.
Evening journal., 1912-02-02
at $2.S5

With kncker slightly different in shade from sizes
to II.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-10-31
PheIpS---GrdsOO.

Miss Harriet Ridgely Grason. dau-
county, by striking him with a
wellknown lawyer, was married at
O'Clock last evening at Trinity
T. F. Church, at Towson, to Will
liam Wallace Phelps, of this city.
The ceremony was performed In
the presence of a large assemblage
of friends by Rev. w. H. II. Pow
ers. rector of the church. Miss
Elizabeth Henry, of Cambridge. was
bridesmaid, and the groom was at
tended by Sidney Henry. The ush-
ers were Brant Roberts, Of Will
mington, Del; DR.. Edgar Trayers,
Of this city; Samuel C. Grason and
Jackson Grason, brothers OF Miss
Grason.
The bride wore a dress Of white
satin, trimmed with princess lace,
and carried bouquet of lilies1pf-
the-valley. The bridesmaid word a
dress of blue charmeuse and carried
a bouquet of pink carnatfoas. A
reception followed at the Sride's
home. After an extended Northern
trip the couple will reside in Phil
lipsburg, Pa.
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Revival Meetings

Revival meetings are In progress
at the Holiness Church, on Race
street. Evangelist VIM. H. Vickafs
preached last night from the first
seven verses of the third chapter
of Tim.
He said this prophecy, given to
st. Paul by the Holy Spirit, over
nineteen hundred years ago, Is
about fulfilled. We are today lv-
ing in the perilous times that Paul
said should come-"For men shall
be lovers of their own selves, proud +,
hlasphemers, disobedient to parents,
unthankful, unholy, without ma
tural affection, truce breakers, false
accusers, fierce, despisers of those
that are good, traitors, heady, high
minded, lovers of pleasures more
than lovers of God, having form
of goodness, but denying the power
thereof"
We can all see that we are liv-
ing in the days of the fulfillment of
this prophecy.
Preaching tonight by the pastor,
Rev. Edw. R. Clough. The public
is cordially invited. Preaching at
& o'clock
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-10-31
How to Make Paint.

Take 10 gallons OF L. & M.Paint
made of pure Lead, Zinc and Lin
seed Oil at $2.10 per gallon. Add
7 gallons of Linseed Oil at $1.00
per gallon, and make II gallons Of
pure Paint at cost Of only $1.65
per gallon. y
It's the best paint that can be
made.
It's $7.70 less cost than same
quantity of any other high grad'
pure Paint.
Call on Phillips Hdw. Co., Cam
bridge, Md.
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Too Late to Classify

TOR RENT-The Lehman residence on Lo-
L Gust st. Apply to Mrs. e. A. Todd, 80
High street. l0-3l-3t.
TOR SALE-F First class cord wood. Apply
j. Fred Dunn or William L. Dean 10-31-tf