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Evening journal., 1914-07-03
112TR CO. Athletes
WIN Soldiers MEET
Pile Up rs Points, With
Fourth Company a Poor
Second
HAWKINS MAKES
DASH In 10 SECONDS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del, July b.
The lirst field meet Of the season was
held at the fort yesterday. The ll2th
Company carried OF the honors, win
ming the meet with q total Of IS points.
The 4th Company finished second with
SO points, while the l3gth Company fin.
ished third, with AZ points
The work Of Marshall, Of the ll2th
Company. featured, lie finished third
IN the lOo.dash. second IA the potato
race and second in the standing broad
Jump, scoring 2 points He also ran IN
the relay race. The points scored by the
companies follow: ll2th Company, 75i
4th Company, 80; l3ath Company, 42i
seth Company, a0i 4oth Company, II.
The summary follows.
Hundred yard hawkins, 4th
Company, 10 seconds; Cleary, 18TH
Company, IL seconds; Marshall, ll2th
Company, IL 30 seconds.
Company race l39th Company, first,
Sergeant Dula, Corporal Neano, Corpo-
raj Clay, Gephart. Stewart, Marsh, An
derson, Asinoyski, Bartells, Boland,
Bowell Cantrell, Chandler Colarells.
Grof, Deck, limerick, Hawkins, Hill,
Lucas, Mates, Stout, 1iller, Unruh,
Wyatt and Stone. Time, II seconds.
! li2th Company, second, Captain Lewis
S. Ryan Sergeants Pickens and Lea
Corporals Suefsch and Rogers, Corpo-
rails Osburn, Burns and Goldberg; pri-
Yates Ammons, Anness, BorgesQg, Call
lahau, Corbett Cottle, Ellis fricker.
Harper, la Nallee, Limner, Reed,
Skaggs, Thornburg, Wagner, WALL
/ Walters, White. Wilson, Young and Zaj.
/ del. del, 1880 seconds 45th Company,
I third, time 1873 seconds; Both Com
pany, fourth, time 23s seconds; 4th
/ Company, fifth, 25.26 seconds
( Potato race First heat, Marshall.
/ ll2th Company, first, 344 seconds: sec
ond Grabosky, ll2th Company, 1913 see.
onds. third, Bowling. Of the 4th Com
pany, 422 seconds.
Second heat-Firsi, MUTT, Of the
4 ll2th Company. - seconds second,
Rountree, seth Company, 37.0 seconds
third, Cantrell, Of the iS0th Company
37.s seconds.
Final heat First. MUTT, ll2th Com.
pany. 33.S seconds. Marshall, ll2th
Company, "a seconds; Grabosky, 34..
seconds.
Standing broad jump First Burns
4th Company 2 teet b.s lnchesi secohu
Marshall. ll2th Company, feet and 2.
inches: third Lieutenant Reynolds an
Corporal Burns. Of the ll2th Company
tied o feet and l.a inches. Lieutenan
Reynolds placed third with Jump o
Q feet and 2.5 inches
Shot-put White, Of the l39th Com
panv. 30 feet and 2s inches second
ornoral Miller, Of the 4th Company
80 feet and 9.l inehes third, Privat,
Vogt, Of the 4th Company, 81 feet and
5.5 inches
Ss0-yfrds relay race Seth Company
first. Sergeants Harvey and Webber
/ Corporal Feth and Private Colbert,
minute and As seconds; ll2th Company
second, Sergeant Lea, Corporal Marshall
and privates Cleary and Mutz, ! min.
ute and 46.s seconds; third, l39th Com.
pany, Sergeant Hoover Corporal White
Corporal McKibben and Private Bar
tells, ] minute and as seconds.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
1900 women TO SEE
Richie Welsh FIGHT
By The United Press.

BY The United Press
LONDON. July When Willie
Ritchie and Freddie Welsh meet here
next Tuesday night to battle for tire
worlds lightweight championship in
the great arena at Olympia, fully i
500 women are expected to see the
pair punch and jab. More than 1000
had bought seats for the mill today
and the demand was still active.
Ritchie, training at Brighton, to-
DAY got a stiff rebuke from Emil
Thiery, his manager. because the
Californian insisted on what Thiery
thought was too much sea-bathing.
Ritchie, however. simply laughed at
his managers fears that the salt wa
ter would weaken him.
AT Porthcawl, where Welsh is
training, three new sparring partners
performed today There is every evil
dence that both lighters will be on
edge for the big mill. Welsh is still
d slight fayorite in the betting, but
the British experts who have seen
Ritchie work are impressed with his
evident clear-headedness and power.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
National League.

Phillies Boston Rain.
Brooklyn, 4; New York, 2.
Chicago, .; Cincinnati, 3
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
GENERAL SPORTS
SideHghts on Local
Sporting Talent
BY Bill" MCGOWAN

The Chicks received their bumps
again yesterday.
jackson assures us that the Chicks
can't win them all.
A record-breaking crowd is expec-
ted to be out to see Trenton play the
Chicks tomorrow afternoon.
Harry Pearce collected two more
bingles, as also did Jimmy sharpe
Jimmy jackson is putting up a
whirlwind game on the road
Local fandom is now patronizing
the Chicks.
Manager Eddie Abrahams viii
take his Wilmington Academy team
to Richardson Park tomorrow. There
viii be two games. the morning game
starting at 10 o'clock and the after
noon game at $50 o'clock
The scheduled game between Mer-
wick and East End for tomorrow has
been called Off. These teams will
play double header the next time
they meet.
The Federals of the City Amateur
League will play Highland in the
morning, at the tower.
A hot contest is scheduled to take
place at Eden Park Saturday after
noon. Frank Strohmans Christlana
Boys will try conclusions with the
Gillen proteges. On this last visit
o Eden Park, the wearers of the
blue and white dropped / to 0
game
Evening journal., 1914-07-03

The only All-Wilmington League
game tomorrow will be between
Pennsylvania X. r. and Vandever, at
Front and Union streets in the
morning. Hastings and Allen viii be
the umpires.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
BASEBALL
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Tri-State League.
CITY LEAGUE.
Schedule suspended.

Harrisburg, S; Wilmington, 3,
York, s.; Reading, 3.
York, ? Reading,
Allentown Trenton Rain.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
ORIOLES Ar II AGAIN.

The old Orioles got together again
yesterday afternoon and defeated the
All Stars. II was an exciting game, the
final score being 6 to D. The features
of the game was the pitching Of Snyder
and the all-around playing Of both
teams. Essick played brilliant game
for Orioles, while Corbitt starred for
AllStars.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
American League.
Federal League.
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.

T0DAY'S SCHEDULE.
Tri-State League
Reading at Allentown
Wilmington at Trenton
Harrisburg at York
National League
Philadelphia at New York
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at St. Louis
American League
New York at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
st. Louis az Chicago.
Federal League.
No games scheduled.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
sT. THOMAS MANTs GAMr-

st. Thomas baseball team would
likt to hear from any I3 year old team
in the city, desiring a game for Sat
urday afternoon, July 4. Address all
communications to Manager Francis
Ford, No 306 North Lincoln street.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
Federal League.

Kansas City, o; st. Louis, J.
Brooklyn, Buffalo, o 20 inningsl
Chicago, q Indianapolis, 2.
Pittsburgh, 4 Baltimore, 10 ingsl
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY SPORTS


BASEBALL.
Front and Union streets. $50
o'clock, Wilmington VS.. Trenton.
Front and Union streets 10
O'clock, p. r. r. VS.. Nandever.
umpires-Hastiugs and Allen.
ALL-WILMINGT0N LEAGUE.
Not scheduled.
CITY LEAGUE.
Schedule suspended.
SOCIAL LEAGUE.
Blue Bell VS.. Wildel at Brandy
wine Springs, morning and after
noon. umpire--Mahoney.
GENERAL SPORT.
Racing Wawaset Park.
Shooting-DuPont Club.
Golf and tennis-Wi Wilmington
Country Club.
!
Evening journal., 1914-07-03

DOVER BEAT cHESRoOK TWICE
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, July 3.-Dover won d
double header from Chesrook of vii
mington, here, taking the first to
and winning the second , to o.
Evening journal., 1914-07-03
American League.

Boston, ) athletics, 9 llst gamel.
Boston, = Athletics, ed gamel
New York, o Washington, /.
Detroit, 4 Cleveland. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30
(2s. Gortiesung)


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

Wer fam oenn S0, baB Sie lia be-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

Itan6e broate, Der in tiir5elter 3eit gu
Gri9einungen fiibrte, Die fait elmer
2dbmung gleiA tamen.
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linten 6anD. Die er obnebin auf bas
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genblid an Dos 9ein oes @egners
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Tlhpd6en 6onn i'm gseigneten 2lueens
blide nit &opf unD Qlrm 81 unterfanz
gen unb iiber bic S9ulter gu 5ieben,
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fen9
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bic Wl0gli6teit, ben Gegner idlieBlih
bod nod au be5pingen, ibien ibm
aufs neue &ieientrdfte 3u Oerleiben.
Seine Singer bobrten ii9 INNER tiefer
in Die Wlustulatur bes umtlammerten
llnterfdentels, unb nit fiillem 6ro6z
loden Qepobrte er, ooB ber @eguer
auf Diefem einen 9ein na1 unD nnh
INNER unlidxrer purOe. Mo6l bers
iu@te fein 8e0rGnger bafiir, ben Druid
cer Sano, Die cuf Sonis 6interfopF
laifete, Su lteigern, uno i'm auf bieie
Weiis 3u fallen; aber Der ltdmmige
GbertoDer sripies aud bieIen Qlniirens
gunoen gegeniiber mod binreibenbe
Mi6erfonostrcft.
Gnolida na9 Iongen QlugenbIiden
banger Grportune, fam oas um7
trampfte 8ein bes 6remben etipas ins
Rutl6en. Sn lelben Mugenblid elm
Nud na1 obeH Der Soni battle i'm
g(u ben qan3en @cgner, tpie er ItunD.
emporqe6oben uno ouf Die SHulter ges
nommen; cine Setunoe ipdtsr i6lug sr
nit einem id)ner3baften Qlcd63er bod}
i'm 8ogen einen Pur5sl6dun Hn5 lag
plat Dor Eoni ouF BEN gobeE.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

bor ben 8eiiegten bin, unO bedr6eiicie
in feiner 5reu0e nit ben pIatien DolI7
oeH Die prollcn SberI9engel, iDis Elm
S9ubplattler.
r@Ds mar toa leidteQlrbeit,@ fn,rr-
te er cdnn. o0bo beri6ofFt FOB Eos
nos9 lin mebro brou9PS a Mil"
9eudtenoen 2luges nabm CT 0as :rtr
fallene 6iitl bpni 8ooen ouF pTliIlt.
o6 Der 5eberpub unO Der @omsbort
nint gelitten batten, un6 bcgaHn bic
arempe oes 6iites ab3uitou6ai
glber OieTe 5reuoenduberunq ltrn
6os 4bftauben bes griinen 9o0cn6aIeS
erfu6r cine idbc llnterbredNng.
S9on 3ubor, in osm 2(usenblid, ol5
BET SremOe 3u San lam. mar bic G.ir
oufgegangen, ipDrauf fd}nell hirteyeia-
dnber feds ItGmmige @eitolicM o!is in
Nelplertro9t, unb aulest ser sii!s bic
Stube betruten. 9ieIs 9Hoancr r1c'
rem pDn Dem 9ilOe, baa Fb oer iar!r
9(uaen entroLte, fir otn gtus,rbliG IS
iiberraIdt bcb iic CUTS h0hFs nevwnil'
bert poru Sci Scr GGr Rc3s5 1li,ber
lnD BON bort oGS tu!t A'r iu5Naosp
3pni balo pirots ot1 on ees.u Pie.
gen0en onItnrrlcn.
Sect lam ober 2eben in bic Gjrupps.
Qtne 5umdl parfen Iir9 ouf Tori. Nh
pobl OieIer ge9cn bic nsicu @nggtiity
iofort syront m16te ms FG t6nsn ss-
deni6er ans Qeibesg.cf.eU ptbyts,
purbe sr fda,iebIiG Ibc.lDGl.ioi. uro
bann roa fIiaser uno eslbtsn &SnSes
Iogas stbtro<r.
rSo, ipas iDdF bsnn b5SS" i3rt' "
SuleBt nil clsn3sidrn Der GntrIIhn3
mo 0eriUNaSerung luo IkF Iic7. nit
einem longeH. frooeasen Rlid cyE 'iut
olGr3enoe MistalIfst:s. BIZ !vit, Sdue'
eng umIdlungs@ bblt. o''i .insn @hpbI
iinten.
syn Der 6ibe sea Gt!,h.tB snrs "a
ibn qor ni1t Su@ tIar,n 9smr6sieir
asfcsnm,n. soB ibm ,irt' Der W'dnns'.
Sic :5n suItst ulle fsN u,rllnmIHri
una cr fi4 e.SrsB! bisl..r ScrsI6s;r
In uEgsi:et botts
Tte gtr.lDcrs ouF ISsns s-Emsrv
Frpqs tExh rid! ciss. M
MVEtisSvgs RIgsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

pom &riegs Gepartement beouitrag
poroeu, an Oen gefdbrli6eu All Oe
CONDUIT 9foa0, entldng no iid
me6rere idwere 9lutomobil-llnfda,
ereignet 6aben, tenpordre bol5ernl
@eldnOer on5u6riugen. Spdter mer
Den onoere @loBno6men actroiief
wer0en.
&ein 9o0en me6r.
0ie ofientli1en 9aOepldte SCI
9unOes6ouptitaOt weroeu bent
2l6enO oeic6loiien meroeu, neil feinI
6onos fir oereu 9etrie6 Dor6auoet
iino, uno menn ser GougreB MD.
Elm @inie6en bat unO i6nell oil
poor tauieno Gollors 6epilIigt, oil
fiir Sen 9etrieb eriorOerli6 i'm
mirO sic @ai6ingtoner SugenO l.
oiciem 5oulmer nie6t me5r 6oOet
sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-30

uEcrropins" . uuo @rootlDu III
,,gfunS~. S66ncS @ctter ruo
gutter @enld. Orioles" 5 unO
Buffalo fciucu 9lun 200 3i
iAoucr. Iie Score Ser peridie.
ben spicIc.
0ie nSerrapinS0 ba6en geItern
0as Spiel nit. Dem Glu6 uou @roof.
lin in @cgcnpart BON uugcfd6r
1900 3uic6aueun Bel 0em ocufbar
idonIten g9ettcr glGn3eno uerloren.
llno oofir miro ser @ciAditsiiibrer
&no6c Derantmortli1 ge6olten, Der
Dem itdrfiten n@itder" ser @egncr
ieincn 0&oiier4 ggilbclm ais n@it.
DER cntgegenitcate uuO III ben en-
ten flint Snnings OieGriabring mo-
Gen muBte, DAB oie 9rooflpncr iei-
nen r&aiier" 6eiier fonnten ais @r.
&nabe iel6it. 9lber ouG in oen leB-
ten Snuings fonnten Die anoercn
u&it6er~ ben 5ie5 oes EogeS nicbt
mc6r retteu. Die ,Gerropins" rel.
iten nad Dem Spiele iofort na9
So6nstomn a6, mo Tie 6elte ein
Spiel ipiclen Sn @ittSburg ionQ
geitern Scr orimnigen adlte wegen
.fctt Spiel itatt. gln ocm geitrigen
Spiele 6otten Die ein5elnen Spieler
folgen0en glntbeil:
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9ampf NIT StrGflinocir.

burA g8, .@oy %. SSu.
iii. SSu eiuer peritablen Sdlabt
welbe iicb geitcuI flint 0leiIen bon
Sarts 9nu obipielte, murOe Garl
Sofe aet6Otct, ieiu Gatcr Gbeooore
Sofe tootli6 perlplmoet uno She-
riff 2iucoln Gohran unO iein 9liii-
lteut @corae 5parfS idmer pcrleBt
@or me6r ais Sa6rasiriit wurocn
Ole beioeu S5oteS III @reenbricr-
Gountp ser 9craubuug BON 5raht-
maggous ihuloig befmoeu mo 5u
3n4t6ausitraie perurt6cilt. @6c iie
nab Dem 3udt6anie iibcriii6rt mer.
oeu fonuten cntiprangcn oe 9cioen
ans ocm Goumtp-@ridu9uiB m0
wurocn crit IN letter @oAe ouige-
fuuoeu S6erifi Godrau cr6eIt
Srorc, Sic 5liidtlinge ieii5lne6men.
sic 0cri1on8ten iib III eiuer Sitte
III Ser gSil0niB lmo fdmpitcu, bis iie
9eiOe am 9ooen logen.
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@ein @o6en mebr.
Nnluelcn iinS nfntid.

gilbert Sads, BON 9tr. 1913, Oloro'
Nlonroe-S -StraBe, bat geiterl bic %o'
li5ei bcnahrihtigt DuB er nud ci'
mem S6nei0er an Ser 4Sres6urD
StroBe, ieinen 9lu3uo 5um 9ieinigeu
6rahte uno pergoB, Dorber me6rere
SSunueIcn inn @ert6e BON $40 ans Oen
Eaidcu 5il neDmell. Ger betreflen'
Sc 5hneiOer iogt, DaB peoer CT nod
ieine 9tngeitcllten 5bntidia6cn IN
Oen Eaihen oes 9ln5uges geflnoeu
ba6eu.
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llraiiNent g9iLlnn rnn0oIirt.

g8oibinatom %. Suni.
@rdiioent @ilion ianote bciItc bic
noditc6cnoe Gonoolen8botidjoit an
sen aaiicr BON CeiierreiH.
o9lufs tiefite erihiittert ourb oic
grouialne grmoroung oes @r56er.
5ogs 5ron5 8eroinonO unO iciner
@cmo6Iin i6ermittele i'd @m.
Dloicitat, Ser faiicrIiden 6amilie
lmo ser Ge9ierung BON GeilerreiH-
llngorn oas aiiridtige 9eiIeiO Der
9egierlng uno Oes &olfeS Der
@ereiuigteu Staaten inO ben 9luSs
Druid meines peri0nlidcu ticfen
Mlitgcfii6lS.