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Evening journal., 1912-09-13
Saturday Baseball NewFa RaceOdds and Ends of Live Local So
SOLDIER TEAM
WOULD PUT KINk
In HIGHLAND NOW

Weather permitting Highland and
Fort DUPONT will play ball az Front
and Union streets tomorrow afternoon
for a purse Of 800. AS Highland
has already trimmed the soldiers
three times. managers Moore and Car
roll feel assured the Highland boys
will repeat tomorrow. Manager Will
liam Ball, Of the Fort team believes
the fort team is the better team. lie
says the Fort team was never known
TO drop four games in a season to
the same team. A large crowd Of
soldiers will accompany the Fort
team to this city.
Doc" Dolan will be on the initial
sack for Highland. Chick King will
play third. Both Dolan and King
played with Cape May all year.
The teams will line up as follows:
Highland: Lang, C; Mccall, Hol-
beck, pitchers; Dolan, Beattie, Han
ley King, Bullock, infeld; Prentiss,
Elder, Kanz. Naylor outfelders.
Fort DUPONT: Kick. catcher; Bot
toroff, Riley, pitchers; Duncan, Jor-
den, Maher, Hinkley. Southwick, in
field; Sherrid, Rabor, Lehr, Amey.
outfielders. An umpire will be picked
from Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
TRAVELLERS COME
FOR SECOND GAME

Wilmington Juniors and North East
Travellers OF Philadelphia, will play
the second game Of their series at
Horse Show Park tomorrow after
noon. The Juniors won the first
game 4 TO 3. and expect to come
back tomorrow.
Manager Underwood, OF North
East, will use Ernst In the box to-
morrow. Eddie Abrahams will use
Donohue and Swift. The A. j. Reach
Company, OF Philadelphia, will give
the winner Of the series pen
nant.
Manager Underwood will use the
following lineup;
Richard, c; Ernst. D: Under
wood; Hess. 1b; r. Price. Oh
Thomas, 3b; Smith. II; Burke or
II. Smith, CT; A. Price, n. and VIII
kie. sub.
Eddie will use the following play
ers:
Swift. c; Donohue. D: J. Walsh.
IS; Jeffries, 1b; Woodington. Oh:
"Tom" Sharpe, 3b; and Reed. O'NeiIi.
Mink J. Walsh, and OEeefe out
fielders.
The Juniors players are to be al
the grounds by 2.15 O'Clock. The
game will begin at o'clock.
On the following Saturday Will
mington Juniors will play Knights OF
King Arthur at Horse Show Park.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
Sporting Gossip
and Comment
LET'S
Get
Together

Giants twice while he was with the
Phillies and once while he was with
the Pilgrims.
Donie Bush has the lead in the
American league for getting passes.
He has eighty to his credit already.
Harry Davis may go back to the
Athletics next year He is needed as
assistant manager of the Philadelphia
team.
The Detroit News says that Ty
Cobb's demand for salary will be
somewhere between $4,000 and $15,-
600.
Otto Hess has lost seventeen games
for Boston this year.
"Izzy" Hoffman's suspension has
run for twenty-seven days now, and
he is complaining that he ought to be
released or used.
When Eddie Ainsmith was last in
Boston his Cambridge friends gave
him a lot Of things, including a recep-
tion, a banquet, a handbag, a safety
razor and a large time generally.
Eddie is a native of Cambridge.
The Giants scored four home runs
i'm two days last week II they keep
that up and use it in the worlds
series it will be useful.
Frank Chance has never admitted
that the Giants have gone off with
the pennant. He continues to jolly his
players along with talks about worlds
championship money.
Latest: Roger Bresnahan will
manage the Reds next year. Or any
how, somebody will-or VIII try to.
They say that the Pirates are torn
to shreds by internal dessensions, and
that Barney Dreyfus is constantly
butting in on Fred Clarke. Maybe,
though it does not sound probable.
II Joe Wood goes the way Of the
other winning streak pitchers of
the season. he will pile up string OF
defeats after he pops. Look at Mar
guard. Dubuc and Johnson
President Jacob Smith, Of Appa-
lachian league. says there is a hum
dred years OF worry in every year as
league president.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
FOOTBALL
PRACTICE ON
AT DELAWARE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del, Sept 13-Football
practice will be started at Delawsre
College early next week 1t IS likely
that a field will have 20 be secured to
practice on as the now doe Frazer
Field in course Of construction could
not be used at this time. What mate
rial there is among the new students
that can probably be developed on the
gridiron is not known as yet.
Coach McAvOy has ISSUED the first
call for candidates and from now on
there is expected to be a larger turn
out of candidates, not only for foot
ball, but for all college sport, than in
former years because of the fact that
there will now be field the equal of
any in the country and one that every
student can well feel proud of.
1t will be necessary this year, how
ever, to build practically an entire
new team as most of last years Var
sity men either were graduated OF left
college before the end OF the college
year. Among them were Dick" Tay-
lor. for two years captain and star
fullback; Dean and Handy, half
backs; AttiX, center; Ennis, end; Mil
lington, LOomis and several others.
Fortunately there is left Jimmy Hus-
ton. for two years quarte- back, to
build a team around. Huston will cap
tain the eleven this year, and is fast
and aggressive player and should in
stall some of his ginger in the other
players. In addition to Huston, there
is lift from either the Varsity or last
years Scrubs, Cam, Dean, Foulk,
Kelly, Connellee and a few others.
Coach McAvoy, if possible, wants TO
get a fast eleven that can sticl, to-
gether for at least two years and not
be compelled to build up an entirely
new eleven each year. To do this il
will be necessary to develop a num-
Der Of good players from the new ma
terial In the Freshman class.
Manager Walker will announce his
schedule the first of next week The
first game will be Lehigh at South
Bethlehem. Tonight light practice
will be indulged in. The following
men reported for practice yesterday:
Lank, '13; Jolls, '13; Mullin. '13; Hou-
chin, 10; Diggs, 49, Huston, IA
Hamel. IA; e. Loomis, IA; Connellee
IA; f. Shallcross, IA; Townsend. IA;
Rudolph, IA; Gravel, 10; Grieves
10; Groff, 10; Taylor, '15; Deakyne
Is; Cobb, 10; Hirons, 10; Davis, Is,
Pepper, 16; Bounds, '16; Taylor, 'i6,
Sullivan, '16; Horty, 16; DeValinger
10; White, '16; Jones, '16; Brown,
'16; Hukill, 16; Hill, '16; Dawson
| pruit, '16.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
NEAR The
FINISH IN
LOCAL BALL
A-W Championship in Grasp Of
Either ParkSide, Highland
or VandeVer
EASTLAKE LEADS
CHURCH LEAGUE RACE

The curtain will go down officially
tomorrow on local baseball, the All
Wilmington and the Church Lcaguers
ending their schedules on that day
The All Wilmington League season.
however will have to extend over
another Saturday TO determine the
pennant winner Today Parkside,
Highland and Vandeyer are tied up
for the league honor Highland goes
up against Hillside tomorrow while
Parkside is playing Vandevor, and as
Highland will have no trouble beating
Hillside, judging from past perform
ances, the tower boys viii have TO
fight for the league honor with the
winner Of the Parkside. VandeveI
game. Vandever has been going iu
splendid form OF late aud there are
many fans in the city who believe
Raymond's team will nose out the old
champions this year Both these
games will be the best i'm town to-
morrow and no doubt will be largely
attended The Parkside-Vandever
game will be played in Kirkwood
Park.
The Church League seaon will end
on time. provided Eastlake does not
lose it's game with Silverbrook while
Edge Moor is trimming Old Swedes
Eastlake is only one game ahead OF
Edge Moor in the pennant race
Neither of the other four teams i'm the
League has a chance to finish better
than third.
Umpire assignments for the day in
the All-WilmingtOn League are:
Nandever-Parkside, Dougherty
Observation-Disclosures Allen.
neutrality-suspicious. JamisOn-
duPOnt-Riverview, COucill.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
|. A. SOCCER TEAM
TO BE SOME SPEED

Manager ED" Kearney of the Irish
American soccer team has been drill
ing his boys hard for the season.
Manager Kearrey is after a fast
Chester team for tomorrow's game.
On Wednesday night Elwood Helm
an and Cecil Murray attended the
meeting Of the allied American Foot
ball Association of Philadelphia with
the ideas Of entering the league.
The line up of the Irish American
team is, Scaife, goal; Timison, right
full back; Scott. left full back: Creed
on, right half hack; Hewitt, center
and half back; Baggley. left halt
back; Murray, out side right; Conroy
inside right; Patterson, centre for
ward; Mcintyre. inside left; Thomp-
son, outside left; Black, Fisher, Hib-
bert reserves.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
CARMICHAEL EXPLAINs.

Sporting Editor Of THE JOURNAL.
! wish to make a statement In re-
gard TO an account published In a
morning paper IN reference to a
pocket billiard contest between ]. L.
Malone, ex-world champion. and my
self at the Capitol last night.
In the first place Malone says he
gave me two shot 10 his one, which
is incorrect. He also says the referee
was unfair, which may be true, but
was the victom Of most Of his poor
decisions.
Another statement was that Mr.. Ma
lone appeared to have the game in
hand, when a foul was declared. This
is not quite right. as at every stage
of the game had my opponent vel
I'm hand. The game was played
with the understanding that the bes
man would win and that there wer,
to be no odds, one way or the other
and as the long end of the score wal
in my favor. ! win.
Yours in clean sport,
Frank Carmichael.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
Lef'S
Get
Together

Bresnahan has an alibi IL anybody
accuses him of handing anything 20
the Giants in the pennant race.
BY winning one game Of a double
header from the Cardinals the Giants
stand 10 1-2 games ahead. Jeif Tes-
reau won is sixth consecutive game.
With the Pirates .602 and the Cubs
.621 in the percentage column the
fight now lies between second and
third position for the windup. The Pi-
rates won their third from the Phil
lies.
Jake Stahl plastered out double IN
the eighth, winning the third straight
for the Red Sox over the White Hosed
Chicagoans.
The cellar men took double head
ed from the descendig Cubs, rubbing
in defeat with whitewash.
The Browns said farewell for the
season and handed the Highlanders a
goose egg as a parting souvenir
The Senators trimmed the Maps but
couldn't gain anything on the Athlet-
lies, who shut out the Tigers.
The only person connected with the
Red Sox who hasn't been given credit
for the pennant-winning performance
is the bat boy. The latest man who
"won It for 'em" is Fighting Bill
Carrigan. At that he probably die
his share.
Old Bill Phillips will probably b,
retained as manager of the Youngs
town team next year.
Connie Mack accuses Rube Oldrinl
and Chief Bender of costing him tn,
pennant this year.
"Parson" Nicholson, the old Detroit
second baseman, is out with an inter
view stating that the chief differenc,
between the ball players of today anC
those OF a score Of years ago Is thai
they are overcoming superstition
l"Parson" said he knew an outfeldel
who wore the same undershirt all tn,
lseason through because he thought 4
Drought MN boou iuNh-
Don't ever shuttle the IL deck" /,
Fred Clarkes advice TO young bal
players.
It is said that ]. Sheckard has play,
ed better ball this year than any tim,
in the past ten seasons.
Kirke, former Pelican. now witt
Boston, promises 20 finish the season
with a batting mark well above 300
He is batting 'em" .310 righ tnow
Esmond, OF Cincinnati. is the weak
est regular batter OF the Natona
league.
Lew Ritchie did not develop into I
Giant slaughterer until hehooked NJ
with the Cubs. Lew dOwned tn
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
HECKERT MAY MANAGE
THE BINGHAMPTON CLUB

From Syracuse comes word that
George W. Heckert, manager Of the
Trenton club during the present sea-
son and identified with the Tri-State
since its organization. may land with
the Binghampton club Of the New
York State league next season. The
dispatch says that Binghampton has
had a poor season and that Heckert
is anxious to get a location outside
of the Tri-State and that he will very
likely sign as manager Of the Bing-
hampton club. Manager Heckert is
said to be casting longing eyes to get
control of the York club again and
thinks that with a winning team i'm
York he will be able to place the
game on paying basis in the city.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
CROWD
SEES RACES
Joe Boy Wins Free for All
Class in Fast Four
Heat Race
HARRY ]. S. FIRST
IN MERCHANTS CLASS

The largest crowd that has ever as
sembled there was on the fair
grounds at Wawaset Park yesterday,
It being estimated that more than 2O,-
coo persons were in attendance. The
big grand stand was filled TO its ca
pacity and thousands witnessed the
races from various points of vantage
in the inciosure and around the track
rail. It was an ideal day and the
sport was thoroughly enjoyed.
The location of the show ring en-
ables the spectators to watch the
judging and the racing at the same
time Automobiles were parked about
the tanbark show ring and the close
" contested classes evoked consider
able enthusiasm. The management is
particularly pleased over the success
of the fair this year, and is already
planning for a greater one next year.
Although the fields In the three har-
ness races were small, each event fur
nished racing that had the crowd in
the grandstand on it's feet and good
time was made. After Star Patch had
won the first heat of the free for all
mixed class, Dan eLary piloted Joe
Boy home first in the next three, the
second heat being stepped In 2.lO IA
Only six OF the IA entries started In
the 2.1S pace, Handy Jim winning
handily in straight heats. Harry J. s
easily outclassed the field In the 2.2O
merchants class trot, winning In
straight heats. while Obese beat
Brook Leonard out of second money
in the final heat Summary
First race-Free-for-all. trot oi
pace: purse $500.
Joe Boy, blk, g., Millerton,
Daniel Leary, West Ches-
ter. Pa .-...........2 l 1
Star Patch, b. g., Bourbon
Patchen. J. B. Osborne,
Plainfeld. N. J. .......1 ? ?
Bill william, ch. E.. Prince
March, Thomas y. Lynch,
Wilmington, Del. .......3 4 3 z
David NJ, b. g., Russell
Morell. A. II. Tyson. VIII
mington, Del. ..........4
Time-213 IL; 21o IA; 212; 214
Second Race-2.1S pace; purse $500
Handy Jim, b. g., Enline, J. A.
White. Wilmington, Del. Il
Queen Morrell, blk. m, Russell
b. 70. IL. Johnson, Dover,
Deh -....-...-...-.... =
Carrie Dillon, b. m. Baron Dill
lon. Charles 4. Parker, Tren-
ton, n. j. ..........2 s
Dillon Gentry, IN. b., John r.
Gentry, Herman Tyson.
Newark. N. J. ...........3 3
Hoke's Prince, b. g., Hoke. Jr.,
j. A. White, Wilmington,
Del. .--...........4 s 3
Reta Ambulator. b. m. Amuhla-
tor Tom Berry, agent, Plain
field, n. ]. ..........5 A
Time-2.17 IA; 21S; 217 1-2.
Third Race-2.20 trot. Merchants
class; purse $500.
Harry J. s., blk. H., Admiral
Dewey, Harry ]. Stoeckle.
Wilmington, Del. ....1 /
Obeso ch. e., Sidney Prince, Jr..
A. II. Tyson. Wilmington. .3 ?
Brook Leonard, b. h.. Silent
Brook, James Morris, Phila-
delphia ................2 3
Sidney Foster, b. h., Sid Foster,
Derrickson Stock Farm Fred
erica, Del ...........4 s
Lucy Van, b. m, Anderson Will
kes, Harry Dutton, Whining
ton, Del.
Baron, Jr.. blk. g., Oakland
Baron. ia, w. II. Hollett VIII
mington. Del. .......7 z
ino Jay, b. m. Jay McGregor,
Kinwood Farm. Norristown,
IA. ........-.......-.. 9
Time-219; 2.19 Ia; 2.1S 1-2.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

Only one more game for the ALL
Wilmington League after Saturday
The winner between Parkside and
Vandever viii play Highland for the
pennant
DUPONT started into the league with
three games marked lost against
them and finished seventh. II the
team hadn't handed a few games
away at the start the "pugs" would
have been nearer the top.
"Alex" Jones, the old Mundy A. c.
star is putting up a great game for
Hillside.
Two big games in town next Sat-
urday, one at KirkwOod Park with
Vandever and Parkside and a great
game at Front and Union for a 800
purse between Highland Semi's and
Fort DUPONT
Stetser, who has played an end po-
sition for the Orange team. will be
seen at Front and Union with Olym-
pia
Manager ed" Kearney, OF the
Irish-American soccer team, has de-
cided to again manage the team and
has already booked some fast games.
Charles O'Neil. Steve Smith and
Curt" Diamond, of the dupont Acad-
emy team, have been picked by Herb
Ferguson, for the Rockford football
team
Doc Dolan tips the scales at 191
pounds. Any wonder doc" has i'm
proved in smuggling?
Jerry Lynch has been elected man.
ager for the Villa Nova football team
for 1912.
The Olympia Athletic Club has in
creased their membership greatly
since Manage Cole issued a call for
candidates for football.
Highland is the favorite over the
soldiers. The betting stands back of
Moore. Wait until the soldiers ar
rive.
New Castle Semi's are after a game
for Saturday.
Manager Countiss can say at least
that he has the best sports on his
team.
Let us hear from President Alex.
Tommy Dougherty. OF Hillside
seems TO be game.
Riley and Stevens will be the op-
posing moundmen at Kirkwood Parl
next Saturday.
The Forty-ffth Company Of For
DUPONT is preparing for a hard foot
ball season
Eddie Maloney cannot work with
out proper support. Ed has receive,
poor backing this season.
Levy Normanton, the Irish-Ameri
can soccer team trainer. issues
challenge to any man in the State O
Delaware. for distance Of 100 yard
TO 220 yards.
ed" Stirlith Is getting his bi,
stick ready for Riley.
Middleton is still putting up grea
game at third.
Ben Nichols will be the receiver 10
Parkside.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
HUNTINGTON WANTS
In TRI-STATE LEAGUE

Huntingdon, Pa, wants a Tri-State
League franchise and there is talk Of
purchasing that held by Chester. The
Chester franchise is in the market
and the highest bidder will get It. to-
gether with the nucleus OF good
team. despite the poor showing of the
club this season.
President Carpenter. II is stated,
has made overtures to Huntingdon
men with the end in view of putting
a Tri-State team In the Huntingdon
county town. II is Carpenters i'm
preston that a team in the league
would be a success there.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
no Play BASKET BALL.

The East End Athletic Club is pre-
pairing for hard basketball schedule.
shorty Pyle who will most likely
be elected manager. intends 10 book
games with the Boys Club of Ger
mantown, and other Philadelphia boys
clubs The following men will try
for the team. Cole. Brown. Goodwin,
Pyle. Carr. Hyland and Anderson.
Toots Hyland, Anderson and Pyle
have played on the Mundy A. c.
team. The club will give dance IN
their own Hall on October II for
the benefit of the Athletic Association.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
All Around Sport Topics
By Bill McGOwan.

We have heard from our old friend
Dave" Zearfoss again.
The Christiana boys are getting
their foot ball team in shape. Harry
Kane is helping drill the boys.
Coach Spear gave the Wilmington
High School Athletes a light drill
Wednesday afternoon.
Coach George Barr will arrive in
town in another week.
Mt Vernon is still talking Of en-
tering the basketball league, Think
fast boys.
George Raymond says Thomas will
pitch against Highland for the PEN
nant. Dad" has confidence, anyway.
Belmont will trot out a good foot
ball team this season.
Peck Vented of the East End A. C.
will coach the basketball team. Peck
has coached the Reading High School
team.
A good soccer game at Wawasct
Park tomorrow Get together bows.
South Side is out for the 12O-pound
championship.
Manager Herb" Ferguson is wish
ing for cold weather so he can get
foot ball started at the tower.
At last, it is reported big ia
"Kubiak" Tucker will wear a Olympic
uniform. Tuck is a good man.
The Bellevue Academy Football
team will be greatly strengthened by
the presence of little Irwin Swift and
O'Hance, former St. Aloyius players.
Vandever and Parkside speak of 4
neutral umpire. The Highland and
Fort DUPONT game will be yelped by
a Philadelphia man.
Poor fellow, wonder if he can swim
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

Frank Sammy cents Frank com
ogng 80 cents and Sammy lS which they pro-
their
road they conspred unload third Of the upon
while
they right then half the
remainder between Frank and
-
MLKMANS PUZZLE
A and the other r and
cnston
with
quartz pail rom car
quart 4
A.
4
Fill A.
A
Fill
Pour A
car A. Thus nlkman
two nuar milk
solved his preplcxng problem
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

have had a splendid record for the
season. Hamilton recently pitched a
no hit game against the Detroit Ii
gers. He is the second left handler
who has pitched a no hit game in
the American league. Jesse Tame
hill pitched one. Right handlers who
have recorded no bit games in the
American League are: Callahan,
Young. Dineen, Frank Smith, Dusty
Rhoades, Addie Joss, Chief Bender,
Joe Wood, Ed Walsh, and George Null
lin.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

ST. LOIS. Sept. 13-Manager
George Stovall of the st. Louis
Browns says that Earl Hamilton is
the southpaw pitching find of the
1912 American league season. The
Browns youngster has twirled grand
ball all year, and next season Stoyall
believes he will be the best left hand
er in Ban Johnson's circuit Hamil-
ton has lost number Of games
by one run. With better support by
his teammates the youngster would
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

Antoine Deloria. Postmaster at
Garden, Mich, knows the exact facts
when he speaks of the curative value
of Foley Kidney Pills He says:
Prom my own experience / recon-
mend Foley Kidney Pills, as a great
remedy for kidney trouble. My father
was cured of kidney disease and a
good many of my neighbors were
cured by Foley Kidney Pills" n b.
Danforth. Market and Second Sts.,
Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

Jockey Jimmie Allen, who was
thrown from Lady McGee when she
fell in the fifth race at Havre de Grace
on Wednesday. died yesterday. He
suffered concussion of the brain. AL.
lens home was in Brooklyn, NE.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

NFoIVEUHF IVoUIt8
pittsburgh, z; Phillies, 3.
Boston, z; Chicago A (first game)
Boston, z; Chicago, A (second
game).
st. Louis, A; New York, , Chrst
game).
New York, a; st. Louis, (secoud
game.
Brooklyn, /; Cincinnati, 0 first
game).
Cincinnati, G; Brooklyn, (socond
game).
TOday's Games.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

IN order to select from the most et-
fcient workers IN every line OF en-.
deavor, make full use of the Want
Columns.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
CHURCH LEAGUF.

Newport VS.. Central, at Newport.
Old Swedes VS.. Edge Moor, at
Landlith.
Eastlake VS.. Silverbrook az Shell
pot.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Athletics. 3; Detroit, 0.
Boston. 8; Chicago, 1.
Washington, 8; Cleveland, 2.
st. Louis, 8; New York, 0.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

Vandever VS.. Parkside. at Kirkwood
Park
Highland vs.. Hillside. at Hillside.
Rockford VS.. Speakman, at Speak
man.
dupont VS.. Rlverview. at Rlverviev.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

Reading the Wants means being
we'll posted regarding opportunity
Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
SATURDAY SPORTS
SATURDAY BASEBALL.
ALL-WTLMINGTON LEAGUE.

Highland VS.. Fort DUPONT, Front
and Union streets.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
TOdsy's flames,

Athletics at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
StFudlng of the CIu
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

Vandever and Parkside speak of A
neutral umpire. The Highland and
Fort DUPONT game will be yelped bv
a Philadelphia man.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
JOCKEY ALLEN DIES.

Poor fellow, wonder if he can swil
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

The Bellevue Academy Football
team will be greatly strengthened by
the presence of little Irwin Swift and
OHance, former St. Aloyius players
Evening journal., 1912-09-13

At last, it is reported big cd
"Kubiak" Tucker will wear a Olympic
uniform. Tuck is a good man.
Evening journal., 1912-09-13
Wilmington Notes
BY Bill McGOwan.

Only one more game for the ALL
Wilmington League after Saturday.
The winner between Parkside and
Vandever will play Highland for the
pennant.