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Evening journal., 1912-03-21
TIPS FROM The
TRAINING

ATLANTA, Ga Manager WOlver-
ton, of the Highlanders is much elated
today over the showing of his team
yesterday when it took the Atlanta
Crackers into camp by a score Of to
4. IL was the first time that Wolverton
had ever directed a big league outfit
in real baseball game.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va-Clark
Griffith released his first recruit to-
day-Ralph Maths, outfielder drafted
from Richmond. Maths is in poor
physical shape and could not get into
condition. Clark today wrote President
Johnson asking. waivers on mig"
Clarke former Brown. Kansas City and
indianapolis are both bidders for him.
Washington regulars got but two hits
off the delivery of Walter Johnson
and Cashion, pitching for the Yanni-
gans yesterday.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark.-Elated over
the announcement from Cincinnati
that he mad been reinstated by the
National Commission, Jack ChesbrO,
the pioneer spit baller, declared today
he would again break into fast com
pany. He says he is in good condition
and expects to get a tryout with the
Pirates from whom he jumped ten
years ago to play with the New York
Americans.
MARLIN, Texas.-Billy Hamilton,
scout for Boston Nationals, is in town
today and several of McGraws young
sters who are doubtful whether they
will be able TO get on with the Giants
are hoping that they may find berth
with the Braves.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
ST. ALOYSIUS
SEES HONOR

The St. Aloys.us baseball outlook
is exceedingly bright The entire
Championship nine. with The eXcep-
ton OF two men is back and gala
ason is assured. Last season the
lis held the city supremacy in IN
endent circles and this year they
going after the state honors. An
sual large number of candidates
reported and plenty of good
Material is on hand McCafterty,
JAiy Lynch and Reeder are making
strong bids for the receiving berth.
Lutz is to be the mainstay i'm the
box and the husky port side finger
should make them all take notice.
Monaghan and Hance are battling for
FIRST and Fairy and Gillespie are work.
ing in grand style around second.
Eddie Mulhern and Shorty Long are
having a hard fight for the short field
territory. Campbell and Hessian look
good at the final bag and both are
rlouting the pill The outfield is be-
ing capably patrolled by Casey. Duffy
Ralston, Irwin, Kenny, Lynch and
Rimlonger. Coach Rigney expects TO
have the boys in tip top condition in
q few weeks
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
WARMING UP
AT DELAWARE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, March 21.-Candi-
dates for the 1912 "Old Delaware"
baseball team were given their first
Out-Of-door practice yesterday on the
athletic field on the rear campus.
About forty men answered the call af
Coach McAvOy. Nothing but light
work was INDUCED i'm as all the men
are soft after the long winters lay
off The plans of the coach and Cap
tain HOch were gone over and eX-
planned to the squad. After a short
talk in which he said that every
man had a chance for a Varsity po-
sition if. he worked hard and showed
the stuff. Coach McAvoy put the men
to tossing the ball.
The pitchers warmed up with Jim
Huston, the sturdy little Varsity
catcher. No curves were used The
pitchers seemed to be in good form
for so early i'm the season. The
Blue and Gold" has a fine corps of
pitchers this year and should give
any college a rub when they meet
Jolls, Raughley, Eouchin, and Knopf
were the veterans who reported.
GOhegan, Taylor and Wallace of the
Atohludu AidoNs HuoAtu up very
we'll. A light batting practice was in
/ dulged in for half an hour. followed
/ by run round the track. This con-
| cluded the days work.
The Freshman Class showed up
very we'll in the number of candi-
dates for the team. and quite a mum
Der Of the boys bid fair to make the
Varsity men hustle for their jobs
The squad consists Of: Taylor
70; Harvey 13; Attix, 70; Rey-
nolds, p; Knopf. 70; Tammany
70; Ward, 70; Beck. 10; George
1S; Gonce, 10; Houchin. 10; Hur-
lock, '13; Hutchinson. 10; Jolls
'13; Mullin. 10; Connellee. IA;
Groves, "A; Hamel, IA; Lind, IA;
Handy. IA; Hoch, IA; Huston, IA;
Loomis, IA; Townsend, "A: Tippet
IA; McCafferty, IA; Price IA:
Stayton, IA; Rudolph, IA; Wise
! Is; Taylor, Is; Gohegan. Is;
Gibney, IS; Hill, Is; Wallace, Is;
Schilling. '15; Jones. 10; Grieyes
Is; Cobb, IS, and Hirons. Is.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
BASKETBALL ON
WANE AT DELAWARE

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, March 21.-The
final basketball game Of the 1912 sea-
son at Delaware College. will take
place next Wednesday night The
game is 20 be the annual reckoning
between the seniors and the faculty.
The seniors are not allowed 10 use any
man who has played in a basketball
game al Delaware. The men Of both
sides are practicing every afternoon.
Todd, the big tackle OF the Varsity
football team. is captain Of the seniors
and Coach McAvoy will lead the fac
/ ulty.
The election of a captain for the
basketball team for the season of 1913
. VIII take place sometime next week II
IS probable that Hamel IA. will be
chosen. Hamel has played a consistant
{ and heady game al center this season.
= Inc awarding Of the basketball DIS
and Del.s viii take place in the near
future.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
HUNDREDS WHO WERE
DEAF ARE HEARING NOW

To have the joyous sounds Of this
Old world restored after being unable
to hear for years is enough to make
onyone enthused and talk of nothing
only the medicine that was able to ac-
complish such wonderful results. Such
is the case of hundreds right here in
Wilmington in the last three weeks
since the Health Teacher has been at
Cartmel's drug Store demonstrating
Dr. Longs well-known medicines
Most OF the deaf cases of today state
that they catch cold as easy as a baby
and during damp weather their hear
ing and head noises like crickets,
steam escaping, bells ringing, etc. is
worse, and the head completely be-
comes stopped up, but they all find
Or Longs Catarrhal Deaf Treatment
removes all these symptoms after
Evening journal., 1912-03-21

other medicines have failed They
also have medicines for rheumatism.
kidney, liver, stomach, female trouble.
and all of these medicines are free
from all poisonous drugs, so if you
have been a long sufferer from any OF
the diseases mentioned don't be dis
couraged but call on the Health
Teacher who is at Cartmell's Drug
Store, Sixth and Madison streets. Will
mington. daily from 10 a. m. until .
p. m, and see what these wonderful
medicines will do for your case Call
and get the trial treatment for deaf
ness and head noises free. He will be
here two weeks longer so call and be
convinced, if you cannot call write
and explain your case fully and a
hath guide will be sent you free.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
EXPECT MUCH OF
COLLEGE TRACK TEAM

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del, March 21-The first
hard work Of the track squad of Della
ware College took place yesterday
when the entire squad, headed by
Captain Ennis, took a five-mile run.
Every afternoon the squad will have
short runs. One of the largest track
squads ever known 10 Delaware has
reported and the prospects of a win
ming season are good.
Captain Ennis said: 1T is too early
10 make predictions, but the boys have
the spirit and there is some fine ma
ierial Look out for us
The freshmen showed up particu-
larly well in candidates for the track
Many Of the men have set fine records
nd prep" schools and are working
hard for a place on the Varsity team.
Millington, the star man in the
weights. is out every afternoon get
ting in shape. He is improving rapidly
over his last years form and now this
early in the season is breaking all his
former records.
Todd, -. is out strong in the ham
mor throw. Harvey. ~. is out this
year 10 break his records in the pole
vault. broad and high jump Dick Tay-
lor. DelaWares s star athlete. has be-
gun 20 train for his favOrites. the low
hurdles Rice the old Wilmington
High School star. who was out last
year with a strained tendon, has an-
n0lnced thar DE IS out 10 set up some
new records FOR the hurdles
Ennis Ueau and McCanerty arc
good for The sprints. while Sawdon
7il surely set new records I'm the
nile and hair mile Cranston and
Jacobs WIZ take care Of the distance
runs
AMONG some of the freshmen who
rfDorted arg Little Brockson. Shake
sfeare suddard Carey. Pavnter. Glib
oney Jelerles. Moore. Deakyne. Ed
gar and Hooker.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
Y. NJ. c. A. BOWLING.

Another bowling tournament is be-
ing arranged by the Y. NJ. c A. be-
tween four teams composed of men
each The contest will soon begin as
the men are signed up. ID NJ. Hinegas,
Frank H. Day, William Kirk and A. w.
Hardwick. members Of TIE associa-
zion, are the team leade,
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
LANDLITH BOYS IN GAME.

Landlith Juniors would like to ar.
range games with any or 10 yeal
old boy team in the city. SenC
challenges to Thomas Tompolsky. sNo
1900 Claymont street. The lineup,
James Coote and Chandler Smith. c
Thomas Tompolsky. p; Elwood Sal
ter, SIS; Arthur Kappauf. 1b.; Car
Baker. 2b.; William Travis, 3b.; Jo,
seph Hayes, IT,; Harry Herbert, CT;
Clarence Mccoy, rf
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
Amateurs getting in their licks.
ANOTHER RANKING.


This would be the order if slabmen
were ranked according to their indi-
vidual effectiveness through the year:
1. Gregg-Opponents at bat 81,
hits 172. average .204
2. Ford-Average. .231.
Johnson and Walsh. to extend the
example. held rival teams to an aver
age of 2S9. and yet finished eleventh
and twelfth.
George Mullin was scratched for
.27S, and finished eighth
Don't overlook that Friday night
Brownson game
Dear Dave-What are the real
names and nicknames Of Johnson,
pitcher Of Washington. and Frock Of
Baltimore? G. J.
Johnsons name is Walter. He has
no nickname. Frock's is Samuel. He
is nicknamed Sammy
Dear Dave-D Did first base
man ever 60 through a game without
putout?
(2) What is the record for outfield-
ers throwing men out at the plate?
(3) Publish the highest total evor
made by professional team. P. ].
G On May %, 1906, Jiggs Dono-
hue. first baseman Of the Chicago
White Sox, made no putouts Snd had
but one assist TO his credit.
(2) Outhelder Ducky Holmes threw
out four men at plate in one gam
while with the White SoX.
(3) As far as / can find out II was
on June %, 1897. when Chicago de
feated Louisville i'm the Nationa
League, by the score Of 33 to Z. This
is said to be the largest number Of
runs made in a professional game
since 1876.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
NEW HORSE AT MILFORD.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del. March 22-H. b.
Windsor, who derived so much pleas
ure last season from having Ashland
Bird on the turf. and who lost the
horse at the close of the season, has
purchased from the Allen Farms. at
Pittsfeld, Mass, the three-year-old
colt Miller with a record Of 2.26 IA
It is understood Mr. Windsor will
place the new horse on the turf this
season.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
in PaceBasketba BasebaHO and Ends Local Spon
duPONT CLUB SMOKER.

Invitations have been issued bv the
uurohI Athleuc Club for their fourth
monthiy smoker to be given tomorrow
evening at headquarters, No. 407
Shlpiey street The committee of ar
rangements mas prepared an interest
ing program.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
kENTMERE WANTS GAMES.

The Kentmere, Jrs., expect to play
Independent ball and would like 20
get challenges from any 'eam n
Delaware. Pennsylvania or Maryland
whose players are between 16 and 10
years of age. Carl J. Boulden, No. %
Kentmere Road is manager.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS
Looks Like Back to the LO-
connective Soon for
Carl Morris
STEWART MAKES DUB
OF BOOSTED WHITE HOPE

If Carl Morris takes the advice that
those who saw him meet Jim Stewart
In New York. last night. are handing
out today. he will soon be back at sa-
pulpa. Okla. with his hand on the To-
connective throttle and yelling for the
fireman to give her more coal"
The Oklahoma white hope failed to
show any of his boasted Improvement.
He was awkward and slow and many
times Stewart forced him to clinch to
avoid wicked left jabs. Sporting edi-
tors who have been loudest i'm their
praise Of Morris admitted today that
Stewart earned the decision easily.
Morris gained a decision over Stewart
"A few weeks ago, chief because the
latter had stage fright and was
afraid to mix with the Sapulpa giant.
Jack Dillon, Of Philadelphia. is the
latest victim of a last minute substi-
tute. He was scheduled to box
Harry Stone last night at the Sharkey
A. c.. New York. but the latter failed
tuted. Dillon was unable 10 solve
Smiths attack and was outpointed in
every round.
Matty Baldwin. of Boston, and
Charlie Griffin. Of Australia. will prob
ably come together in New York
some time next month. They were TO
have boxed last night at the Longacre
A. c.. but the will was indefinitely
postponed on account of illness I'M
Manager Neumanns family.
East Side. New York. followers Of
Leach Cross are trying to persuade
promoters TO arrange "A bout between
their favoriie and packey Mcfarland
1t was learned today that the men
might come together during April If
Mcfarland likes the size. of the purse
that New York clubs are willing to
offer.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
SALEsIANrM srAPrs

~alesianum Juniors. which plavad
Hncn good amateur ball last wear Isl
OUT again ard expect another fast
scason- The regular players viii
probably be- James saycrs. cantain
ieit held Walter Hanley. shortsfon or
pitcher Clement Carney. pitcher ar
shortstop; Frank Glynn. catcher
Francis Hanley. second base: Josenf
Riey, third base; Francis Calhoun
center fed; Chares Conway. righ
fed
Evening journal., 1912-03-21

II you are interested in buying or
building a home-seeh the informa-
tion that the Wants offer-'and send
a Want Ad OF your own.-Adv.
Use the Wants in buying or rent
ing.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
a Let's Get
ODOTLInO OOSSIO SG Together
Let's Get 70 and OropoOnf
Together % OaiA ~Oiihit~ai~
some ygraphs
with some Funnygraphs)

, You can't keep Alex Abrams quiet
His latest epistle is a jar message to
those semis.
Jimmy McAleer figures On speed and
slugging to win the pennant of 1912
Il expect to see Stahl, Hooper. Speak
er, Wagner, Lewis and Carrigan hit
ting more than 300 Yerkes may come
through too with a higeer average at
bat. With Hooper. Speaker and Stahl
not to mention some of the young
sters tearing around the bases L
think the Red Sox should have an ex-
cellent chance for the banner" is the
explanation McAleer is making.
Billy Early has gone back. He rode
home last night with Clancey.
Jack MCGOWAN hadn't anything to
contribute today.
The discovery of the South Pole
should at least provide place for
Jack Curley in staging the Johnson
Flynn war dance. This place. and the
top of Mount Mckinley are the only
two spots left where the entrance
isn't barred to the Ebony Zulu.
And the beauty of this South Pole
arrangement would be that If either
walloped the other off his pins. the
gent absorbing the wallop would tum-
bic off into the abyss beyond.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21

The Wants will bring tenants for
unoccupied property. supply room
ers ans boarders and sell property as
~ell-
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
Let's Get
Together
Looks like winter again.

Looks like winter again.
Lot games off on account of mud.
Yes. the Chicks will open at Front
aud Unlonl
Hermits and Knights close their
season at Peirce's tomorrow night
Gen duPont's gift of a gymnasium
outfit to the o. NJ. ID. certainly ought
to be appreciated. Today the country
needs men of muscular, as well as
mental development, and IL will be a
shame If Wilmington boys do not
take advantage of the magnificent gift
Gen. dupont has provided at the state
Armory for their development All
first water sports return thanks TO
the General for his kindness.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21
Game of, account of rain.

Now that the Armory gym is in place
! Gen. Wickersham ought not to have
much trouble signing up Jack Nc
Gowan, Furny Coal, ct al, for service
on the Mexican border
International league teams will
train this spring in the following
places: Newark, at Petersburg, Va;
Jersey City at Bermuda; Baltimore
and Rocheter at Admission, Ala; To-
ronto at Macon, Ga: Buffalo at Ath-
ems, Ca Providence at Savannah,
Ga; Montreal at Charlottesville, Va.
Winters gone and springs on the
way;
That is if you're careless bout what
you say.
Cy Seymour is showing up we'll in
practice with Brooklyn. Cyrus is evil
IDENTIFY doing his best to prove his
right to come back.
Battling Nelson will stop for a while
TO give his hands a rest He never
would have that much consideration
for his head.
"The Tight Wad." or. in other
words, Battling Nelson. says he will
have 100000 plunks when he retires
at the end of the year. Yes, and you
bet he will hang on to them.
All baseball followers tuning up.
Tony Walsh rooms with Mordecai
Brown. and as long as he has been
with him has not spoken word.
Walsh goes to bed before 10 o'clock
and is up at 6 o'clock in the morning
and does not enter his room all day
Here's hoping speakman Supply
will finish better than ninth.
IF Chance does not play the initial
sack this year and manages the Cubs
from the bench, it is said that Vic
saier will cover that position.
No mixing between yachtmen an,
autoists
Since the training season was thrus
upon us "Old Solr has appeared il
we'll regulated sport pages 2.3O1 40,
times. u Pluv," 400.103, fast as T,
Cobb 450.125, as much speed al
Walsh $50, has an arm like Montr
Beville," O0O0.
Let's all get together to make Do
Morgan's sportsmen's show a success
Now, see herei This antitrust
business has got to stop somewhere
The people are willing to experiment
with their bread and butter. The,
will take a Democratic or a Populistic
chance just TO see what is what politi
cally when il affects only their pa,
envelope; but il should be understood
that they will tolerate nothing which
might have a tendency to interfer,
with or disorganize the great Amer
ican game.
II is said that Imperial has offeret
Harry Mccall $4,000 to jump his Trl
State contract.
p To be a first class pitcher Pete Cas-
sidy says one will need the following
/ requisites: Speed in your legs. speet
in your arms, physical strength
q knowledge OF human nature and gool
habits.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21

To be a first class pitcher Pete Cas-
sidy says one will need the following
requisites: Speed in your legs. speed
in your arms, physical strength.
knowledge Of human nature and good
habits.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21

, You can't keep Alex Abrams quiet
His latest epistle is a jar message to
those semis.
Evening journal., 1912-03-21

II is said that Imperial has offered
Harry Mccall $4,000 to jump his Tri.
State contract.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14
SECULAR SHOTS AT PULPIT.

washington Post: An Illinois priest
SAYS that married men ought to be COM
PEELED to wear tag What, in addition
TO the muIzle? .-. ~. ..-....
Chicago Post: \ clergyman suggests
that married men wear wedding rings
that flirts may distinguish them. Some
women claim to be able to spot mar
ried man merely by looking at him
Pittsburgh Dispatch: y New York
preacher says the Ten Commandments
need revision as out Of touch with the
times. Some Of them do seem TO impinge
upon modern methods Of big business.
New York Sun: Rev, Mary l.. Hsdley
has accepted the call to the pastorste OF
the Cniyersalist and Congregational
churches at Lempster. \. II. Though the
two churches are distinct in organization
they work together as one. For several
years Mrs. Hadley has been pastor in
charge Of the Methodist Union mission
at Gardner.
Baltimore American: The Oldest Off
ciating preacher in London is Rev. Rob
srt Brandon, Baptist who recently cele-
brated his ninety-fifth birthday anniver-
sary He breaches about once a month
at a place in Chelsea. where he has min
istered for sixty-four years. He has to
be carried to his church in a bath chair,
for he has been a cripple since he was :
years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14
Another French Cabinet Upheaval

French cabinets come and so in
such quick succession as TO occasion
little serious comment in this coun-
try, and sometimes il appears that
they cause not a great deal more in
France Little more than the life Of
one American administration Is
spanned by the ministries OF Combes,
Clemenceau. BRAND. Monis and Call
laux, But the conditions underlying
these recurring transfers OF political
leadership in France are very grave,
whether the changes, themselves.
seem so or not. and they are. giving
Official France a good deal OF anxious
concern.
Premier Caillaux, who has Just re-
signed, was very successful as a
iinancier. but was not schoolcd in
politics or statesmanship. Naturally.
his financier instincts and training
asserted themselves when he took up
the governments work, too much so.
II is now said. for the good name OF
the republic. Charges OF questiona-
BILE dealings negotiated along high
finance" lines In the course OF set
Ting the Morocco question with Ger
many follow the premier out OF
office. They are questions which re-
liable authorities seem to think will
demand further airing. calling. 1t is
believed. for as full and free iuvestl-
CATION as was required In the Dreyfus
case. These reports have Il that
after the dictates OF diplomatic inter-
course were complied with in the
Morocco affair that certain other pri-
yate transactions were entered into,
and that as a consequence Caillaux.
when called on for an explanation OF
things. denied. but did not oifer to
defend, his action. preferring to lay
aside the onerous duties OF Official
authority.
II is little wonder that President
Fallieres finds It difficult to induce a
man OF his choice to accept this port
folio. Three have declined It. II is
likely that the one who accepts will
join in the demand for complete
opening up OF the ugly charges pre-
ferred against the preceding admins.
tration. France cannot afford 70 rest
under them. The world has never
been quite content to believe that all
II should know about the Moroccan
settlement bad been published. or
course. these sensational reports may
be wildly exaggerated. but France
probably will find that they can be
proven so only by further airing OF
the facts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-14
People and Events

There is room at the top Of the mer-
curial bulb, ..-.
The bust Of sunny jim Sherman now
radfates a marble stare In the valhalia
OF vice presidents in the senate chamber.
Speaking about the weather with re-
speetful restraint-remember that morn
ing OF January Y, 1912, when Medicine
Hat transferred its lid to the banana
belt? .a.s.e.
1t is not necessary TO be weather
prophet or a son Of weather prophet
to boldly predict that the official record
OF winter will. classify one section OF II
as mean temperature" Telling the truth
is the weather bureaus long suit.
By the merest accident San Fran
cisco girl discovered that her husband
to-be is the father of eight husky chill
dren. There was something doing on the
SPOT as she handed cold mitt to the
deceiying father. Il don't want TO marry
a family ] don't need exercise" re-
marked the wise one as she made con-
fetti OF the license. 81. .....
The very latest vehicle OF current art
Is Cartoons" magazine reproducing
the keenest and brightest caricatures
trbm all over the world on subjects OF
current interest No comment or ex-
PLANTATION is used or required to impress
the event pictured. II. IL. Windsor OF
Chicago. the publisher enters a hitherto
unoecupied field Of magazine work. and
promises a monthly crop OF surprising
pleasure to his patrons.