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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
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geitiirSt.
TDrt Mn Yrinte in bic
Sdn0t Der 3tbtQell
gtfalen.
8nillanme fliidltete iidl nafl fransO-
iiiher 8eianbtifaft.
Gube zines sebutasisen Sdrefensre.
sirnents einsetreten.
Die fremben 8eianStid]afteu beber.
bergen uiele 6liidtlinse.

Bort q II Yrince, 9oiti, 81.
SSSrli. Gie renoIutionGre 9elpeei,ng
eegen Traiioent 8uiaoume, Die Ies-
ten Otar5 inter Siibrune bon Or.
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itrcfte lid beute ouf Sort 9lu 9Srin-
&C. 9toh mebritiinbieen &antpfe Dor
bem Toloit bes Erdiibeitten, bent
@uiGoume nlitig gegen Die &epoIu.
tionilten pertei0igte, nabm Der NrG-
iibent in Der fran5oiiihen @eionot-
if]uft 3ufludt, mobin linn feline
Somilie porausgeganeen mar. Ser
YoIoIt itonb in 6lanmcn, cbe Gull
laume lid inter Die frnn5oiiihe
Slaeee fliidfcte.
8ebelierenoe Sruppen Der Gcgie.
rl,ne attadierten ben 9soloit inb
biclten ibn 5lpei Stitnben unter
Selier. gSeniee lopaIe 2ruppen I'm.
terltiisten @uiaoume. @enerol Ss-
cor, ,@ouperneur Don Yort 9lu Nrince,
leiitete alid nod Der 6ludt Gull.
lmtme nod @ioeritanb. ober Die 81.
tliotion fperbe bnIb fir ibn unboIt.
bur unb er nluBte ii6 ereebcn.
Seit 10 Soeen gob es eine
Sdrcfensberridoft in 8ort 9lr
9Srince. sln IL. SuIi begonn Gull.
Ialime, Der oantoIs offenbor einiob,
bab iein Strr5 niht mebr auf5nboI.
ten lit, cine Heibe bon 9erfoIarnas.
nlobnabmen. glae Soitioner bon
@errnogen ODER Stellune lpurben
pbne ltnterffieb bes gllters ooer oes
8ei6ledtes berboftct ilnb olle Mus.
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sSrauen fpi,rben aiif Der StruBe per,
baftet iinb ms 8ef1nenis gefporfen
Mu6 Rne. Salbp, cine fron5oiiidt
Shauipielerin, ipirbe 10 bebanbelt
Die 8efongniiie Der Sta6t iino bon
uno Die 3uitanoe borin 6efIogells.
inert. 8efangene iterben t6glid DO,
Sunger unb Wonael on ionitGrer
Ginridtungen. Sic frentben @e.
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hinge
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
SplGnbiidles ariegsidliff bielt ameri
fnniidlen Sampfcr an.
@erhGltnifmGisise 6nbe auf lueitli
dcm &riegsidlanplnb.

gerlin, q. Snli. Srahtlos
iiber Sanpille. Sas fransOiiidle lin
teriecbuot Wtariptte ipnrbe liant elmer
SepeidJe ans &onitamtinupel an Die
bieiigc 0iittag 3eitung am 26. Sn+
II in Der SarSaneacnenae bon eincm
bentifcnS : andlbDut seritDrt. 81 Mit-
aliebcr Der Nannidlaft bes fransDii-
idlen llntcriecbuutes iunrbcn sn &c
iangenen gcmnflt.
Die Sarbanellcn-Gnge, in Der iidl
Der &nmpf sipiidlcn oen fransOiiidlen
mnb oentidlem llnterieebuute nbipirlte,
lit ctlpa in Der Ntittc Der Sarbanel.
lenitrafe sluiiden Dem slegiIfen nnb
benz Warmarn Wcer. Sic befinoet
iidl 10 Meilem ppm Ginaans Der
Strahe.
Sas fransoiiid)c llnteriee6upt 9ia'
riuttc wmrbe in 1911 ssbant. Gs
mar 215.7 snf lang nnb hattie mad
bcm ltntertamden cine @aiierucr-
orGnsmns ppn 615 Sonnen. is mar
nit icds Surpeburobren ansseitattet
nnb funnte an Der SberflGdle nit ei.
ner Neidluinbinfeit uun 10 nno nm.
ter @aiier nit elmer iuldlen BON 10
9noten fabren.
9onbon, 81. Suli. Die 9robe
Der oeuti6en Ginfreiiiings 8epe-
aitng uui Dem oitliden &riegsibait.
plos obiorbiert iest Die Aufnlerfiom-
felt Der britiihcn 9eomten unb oes
4ubliflims. Sic letter. W1elbungen
seiaeit, 6o6 General bon giilop's 9d-
poaerie bon 10000 Wantt ppn &ign
iiibmGrts 3og luib bios so Weilen
pon Der Giienbobn, Die 9etrogrob
nit Worihau perbinbet, entfernt lit.
glllf oieie @eiie nnbcrt lih Die
norolid)c oeutid)c 9inie Der norbli-
den Saupt @abnaber 5ur riiiiiidlen
Soitptitabt, pGhreno iidl III ibnli6cr
@eiie ole iiibli6e 9lrmee Der iiibli-
den Sauptaber ndbert, sie nnh
Soeiia lduft.
Gie Simes erfldrt, oob Die 8e-
ififtc Der Menlfbeit feline Yaralele
5u Dem riciigeu ltmfang oieicr gin-
freiiungsbeipegiing aiiffpeiie, oie iiir
HuBlonb imo icine sllliierten i'm @e-
iten Solgen babcn mag, Die iid) MIR
nit &uBlanbs @iberitono gegen eli
nen 0tongolencinfun nergleiden
lieBen.
Die Simes glolibt, bob Die Opera.
tionen cine tpirflihe 8efabr nid]t oI-
lein fir @ari9ml biloen, ionoern
fiir 0as gan3e Spitem bon Giien-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
Streif lit Saponne
fait beenoet.
ueberreOumg nno @ewalt
gaben Sd)eriff ben
GrfOlg.
Die Iebrsabl Der Streifer snr 9lr.
belt snriifsefebrt.
Streif in Seriep Gitp nabm binsesen
an 1tmfans su.
Saintlif)e Slrbciter Der Gaale Oil
So. iett i'm gusitano.

q no 3 Off, %. SSuli. ettpo
1900 gfann, Die ieit merberen Saaen
om Streif porcn, febrten beilte ;ur
Irbeit IN ben glilugen Der Stanooro
Oil SO. IN 8nponne, e. s., alriif.
Napor Gierre 8arpin unb S6eriff
9infeao erflarten Der Streif iei ae-
brod)en, bis morgen tpiiroen of Die
Streifer jur grbeit 5uriifacfebrt
iein itno ntebrere bunoert @ahen,
tDelfe Die sInlasen bei6iieten, fonl-
ten elnge5ogen iperoer. Der Sd)e.
riff fiigte nod biil5ii, er fpiiie ppiitiu,
oab nod Dor slblnuf Der @ohe ben
Irbeitern eine 9obnerbobuna betpiI.
liet tperben tpirb.
Gtlpa 5000 Monm woren ieit
Streifbeginn in Den slnlooen Der
Stanoarb Oil SO. obne 9lrbeit. Sssll-
folge oieies Streifes uno Der 9lus-
idreitlIneen, in beren &erIouf nlcb-
rere bon ben Streifern uno ibren
6relinoen getotet ODER perIest iuur.
Den, leeten au6 Die slrbeiter Der
SioeDoter Oil So. irnfreitpillig Die
9lrbeit nieber.
Die &iidfebr Der 9elte sur Irbeit
lit cine Solge oes eeItrigen 8orge-
bens bes Sderiffs ainfeoo, Ser nadJ
elmer SeriarlIntlline Der GnaIiid)
ipre6enben Streifer fanl, nlcbr ooer
ininoer gefpoltiam Die 2eitiing Der
@eriammlung an lid rib uno iic
iibcrreoetc, 5ugilniten Ser &iidfebr
5ur 9lrbeit abSllitinmen. Gbe oies
geifob, lab er ii6 obcr eenotigt, Sc
renliab s. @alp, ben sSiibrer Der
Streifer, inter slnfIage Der gIufrei-
5ung jill perbaften.
Sheriff ainfeuo botte beute, als
Die 0el,te 5iir glrbeit eingen, 65C
itniforrlierte Toli3ilten unb @od)t
poiten I'M Die Slnlagen Der Stano
arb Oil 60. itotioniert. Sehs glods
melt tpor auf aQe fiinf3ie Sub mni
an ieber Strabe1efc ein Holi5iIt
nit einer sSlinte berpaffnet, oifae
iteIIt. Cine Menihenmenge bon
rnebreren bunbert &opfen, Die iid
nabe ben &affinerien ongeiammen
butte, purbe bon Sferiffs 2eiitef
5eritreut. 3rpei Gerbaftlngcr
ipuroen porgenontrnen, aber es fon
5u feinen 9lusihreitiingen iiitb Del
S6eriff i9icn polle aontrolle iibel
bic Sitiation 5u beiisen.
Siele Der yousIGnoiihen" slrbci
fer folgten ben Gngliid) ipre1enbei
Streifern, aIs bieie 5iir 9(rbeit 3ii
riidfebrten, unb oct S6eriff moi
iiber5eiigt, bob ou1 nG Die SlusIdn
Der our arbeit 5uriiffebren perben
Ser Streif tpurbe begonnen, I'M
cine Sorberling oiif cine 15pro3eit
tige 2obnerbobung our65rieben.
Ser aeitern beaomene Streif be'
Nlrbeiter Der Gogle Oil SO. in Ga
ben Ioint, SSericp Gitp, tnoielbit bi
aiifer bic glrbeit nieberaelegt bot
ten, mor beute ooaitanoig. 9lle oil
beren slrbeiter ihloiien iifl Del
Streifern oil. g8ieherbolt fam c:
nit 200 Tolisiiten Dor 6en GingGn
acn sil oen slnlogen 5lt 3ufammen
ftoben. 9rei Streifer ipuroen oil
@runo geringfiisiser Inflosen Der
haftet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
ifiel i'm Sdllaf ans Geniter.

9fnn q r b +, Nif., 81. S5riIi.-.
Sronf @dlcs, 90 Sabre off, tpobnte in
einem 3inimer i'm oritten Stcffpert
IN cinem Der seifGftigiten 9eile. Der
Stobt. lin Witternadt itnnb er nuf,
Inn lid am Senlter etipns obfiiblen 81
fonnen,ols er pomShlof iiberlpunoer.
fpurbe unb burd Dos 5Seniter fieI
Cine Noraitiie belt ieinen Jna nuf
llnb rettete i'm Dor benz So6.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

- Oireftitm I, &iainrr, 9lunn
BRADFORD, Sronf 8ognib, ir., in6
sSloiper Direct meroen an Dem gro5en
8aBgdnger-Gennen Gonneritoq tell.
nebmen. 9lns.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

lturm-&lufe III Seiterreid)- -llngorn,
Die am Z. Sftober bccnoet fem ipirb,
Der 9lrmee 100000 bis 100000
Wum 5ufiibren nirb. Tieic 2Ioiie
betrifft Wanner inn sllter bon 43 bis
80 Sobrcn.
0egen Die Setpreiie.
&openbngen, 9anemorf, 27.
SSltli. lleber 2onoon. Gin Tempo
rGres 8eiet, bas Dem odniifen SSil-
iti5nliniiter Die 0fad)t perleibt. Der
Sreiie NIT @eaig nuf ibre geipre-
dung bon ariegsfrasen Sdranfen
81 ieten, ipurOe in oler GiIe ange-
nommen lino bon aonig Gbriitian
unter5ci6net. Seitiingen, Die iih
gegcn Oos 8eice peritoBen, tperoen
cine 9eloitrafe 5ablen n1iiiiet uno
fonnen nidt oil Die regul1ren 8e.
ridtc appeIliercn. 9ie 9lnnobme
beS 8eieses entiprinst bem @ltn-
id)e Der Segierling, cine 9ritiiie-
riu1g Der friegfiibrenoen 0fd6te
eiil5ui9rGnfen. @eipiiie appen-
bagcner 9I1tter boben iif) fiir5li6
iebr beftige &ritifeu on ben fries-
fiibrenoen SGnoern erloubt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

= &ennen beginner Inn 2 llbr ie.
ben geofrnittag. Die id)neaiteu
0ferbe in Der @elt BEL bieicn yBlue
Mibbon" Hennen bieie Wode glna.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

= @ier Champion Tobg1nger in
ben groben &ennen Gonneritoe, unb
aIle iibertreffen Die atpei M1iniiten.
Gn3.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

= Vergeiien Sic riht Die eroben
EnBgdneer gfennen, ndfiten Dom.
neritoe. alns.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

= @robte Tobgdnger &ennen,
ie aeieben in ben rglle &ibbon".
Nennen Gonnerifag. ana.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

= 0fitttpof) Die 80. & 90. nit Der
grobtcn 9iite bon 3eiInebnern, bic
ie Do mar. 9ln5.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

= Mebr id,nele 9sferbe befinbcn
it'd in oem SO. & so. 3ennen Wfitt.
lpo6 ols ie 5upor. Sins.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27

SaMf]bDDte lunrOtm brci
Sd)iffen sum Str>
bdmgnis.
3iuei nuripcgiife nnb elm oGniifes
Sd)iff ipnrScn perienft.
SiirdJtcrlidle slrtiaericfGmpfe an ita-
lieniid)er 8rcn5e.
WefrtGgiser nnentidJiebener &anpf
am Spberbu Elatean.
Sclbit italieniides Slatt soft Ceiter-
reidlcrm Mnerfcnunng.
Ceiterreidls &urrnt an fnntpffGbigen
Mtauncrn nudl beocntenb.
2cbte 9anbitnrm-&laiic fDnnte S00,.
600 Wann sur Sront bringen.
Sritiidle &erlnite liant Slsanith's Gr.
flGrnng 330,995 Mnnn.
9iniien ipredlen puu Sdllappe Der
9entidDen AM gsarelu.6luR.
8ebcn aber @efGhrbnng ppn Hpppge.
prgiepsf bel @nrid)an sm.
SplGnoiidles ariegsidliff hielt ameri.
fnniidlen Sampfer an.
@erbGltnifmGfige Rnbe nnf lpeitli-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
GritiidDe Gerlnite.

9onoon p. SIli. Die Ser.
lltite in Ser britiiden @rmee unb
3Slotte boben lailt elmer georrdten Gr-
fIGrung oes Tremiers glsquitb Die
9eiorntbobc BON 330,995 errei6t
Iopon entfallen 9106 ailf Die Slotte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-27
Ter 8rieg nit ,stalien.

llbine, ,Stolien, 26. SSiili lleber
8aris, 81. Suli. General slntonio
Gantore mliroe i'm Sample on Der
sSion5o-Srort getotet. Or lit Der erite
Offi5ier bieies &onges, ben Stalien
perlor. @egen ieines Selbenmiites
rp6brenb bes 9rieges in SripoIis par
er 5ini 8eneral beforoert iporoep.
@enf, 26. Siili. lleber earis,
27. SuIi. Sie Tribune plbli5iert
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11
MADELEY LEADS AT orOIrs.

On the Methodist Quot League last
week Scott won five games from Nc
Cabe by these scores: 21-9, 21-S, 21-1f,
2l-l3 and 21-7. Scott used R. Brown,
Il. Dolan, G. Vandegrift and C. Davis.
McCabe used r. Spindler, II. Spindler.
A. c. Ward, II. Cramer and G. L. r.
Thompson.
Madeley won five postponed games
from McCabe by these scores: 21-13.
2l-4, 2l-4, 21-6 and 21-5. Madelay
used J. Montgomery. H. Carr, L. Pea
cock, c. Virden. McCabe used H..
Cramer and G. L. r. Thompson.
Scott won three games from Mt.
Salem by these scores: 21-9, 21-6 and
21-6. Mt Salem won. 21-1S and 21-15
Scott used ID. Dolson, o. Lank. r.
Brown and G. Vandegrift Mt. Salem
used J. Anderson. II. Williams, r.
Hamilton and w. Johnson.
Mt. Salem won three out of FIVE
postponed games from Scott by these
scores: Pip. 21-13 and 21-20. Scott
won 21-1S and 21-19. Mt. Salem used
w. Johnson and II. Williams Scott
used o. Lank, r. Brown. the Rev. W.
A. Wise and G. Vandegrift.
ST. Pau's forfeited five games TO
Harrison Street. five to Madeley and
five to Scott. Epworth forfeited five
to Harrison.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11

Perhaps you may recall the old
adage "Tend TO your Knitting" It's
one of those old trite, but true. say
ings that have been handed down
through generations and-most APP
plicable and appropriate when il
comes to the matter of trapshooting
Trapshooting demands concentra-
tion-earnest concentration To be
good trapshooter you must think of
only one thing. You must devote all
your mind and all your energy on
the one task at hand. g. the smash
ing of the target, not only with one
target but with every consecutive
target at which you shoot
Above everything always remember
to pay absolutely no attention to
what your fellow shooters are doing.
Often times a single miss has led to
several and has spoiled what might
have been a perfectly good squad
score just because some members of
the squad temporarily forgot and di-
rected his attention to something
other than the work at hand.
Don't get flustered-keep cool; is
another sound piece of advice for the
too hard. Quite frequently an I'M
seasoned beginner will start out with
a record of breaking a half dozen or
more targets straight-and then he
will "go all to pieces"-will simply
be unable to hit target for the bal
ance of the trial. The cause for this
may be generally attributed to the
elation of success and the firm re-
solve that he is not going to miss
single target. The result is that he
gets keyed up TO such an unnatural
pitch that in his effort to make sure
of getting his target. he tries too hard
and his power to aim accurately gets
slower and slower until deed is done
and he misses. Then it's practically
all off, and unless the shooter collects
his wits-"pulls himself together
and shoots more quickly the chances
are certain that the final score cred
tied to him will be far lower than il
might have been considering the good
start he had made.
Watch keenly for your target every
time and when il comes into sight go
after it and get IL as quickly as you
can Also here are a few important
hints relative to the handling of a
gun that may not be amiss here even
If they are somewhat ancient.
Never point gun at anybody
whether you know the gun is empty
or not. II may not be and romem-
Der the Observation-Disclosures x-
cuse is by no means satisfactory.
Some time some friend may ask you
to put his gun to your shoulder and
see how well it fits. etc. II this
happens, open the gun and make sure
that it is harmless. Even if your
friend has told you that it is not
loaded, he will approve and appreci-
ate your extra care.
Never put a shell into your gun ex-
cept when you are at the score and
ready to shoot. If by any chance the
trap breaks down and there is a de-
lay in the shooting open your gun
and take out the she'll
Never on club grounds or where
there are other people about. place
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11
BROOKLYN HAL Will CO
over The BIC CIRCUIT

Wilmington horsemen are much in
terested in the announcement that
c. A. Lippincott will start his speedy
trotter Brooklyn Hal in the grand
circuit races this season. Brooklyn
Hal is entered in the merchants and
manufacturers $4,000 purse race at
Detroit for 2.0S trotters, which brings
together some Of the best track
horses of the country. Mr. Lippin-
colt, who has great faith in the speed
Of his gelding, is being generally con-
graduated on his intention to send
Brooklyn Hal against the biggest
ones. Brooklyn Hal made a mile in
PA on Wawaset Park half-mile
track, and went a trial mile over the
mile kite-shaped track at Kirkwood
in 2.07 Ia. Ray Snedeker, at Kirk
wood, is training Brooklyn Hal for
the Grand Circuit.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11
RUNS FOR THE WEEK

Number of runs scored by teams of the
American, National and Federal Leagues
from Tuesday, May 4, TO Monday. May
10, inclusivc
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11
THREE-I TEAMS GET OFF.

Ivy Hohman's Peoria aggregation and
and Johnny Castles Quincy club both
got of to good starts in the Three |
League race, each club winning the first
two games played. Hoffman managed
the Reading Tri-State nine last season.
while Castle handled the Allentown
team.
The former Tri-State players in the
Three-l League are doing their share of
good work, timely hitting by Buck
Boyle and Danny Mcclellan helping
Peoria to the victories, whil,A Kid Stutz,
for Quincy, broke up an thinning tie on
the opening day by cracking out sin.
gle and sending in the winning run. Pat
Bohen, mainstay of the Reading pitching
staff last season, twirled for Peoria in
its opening game and held Decatur to
four hits, winning to 6. Tex Meyers,
formerly of the Wilmington team, IS
playing first base for Castle at Quincy.
and Maurer. who was with Trenton last
year is covering short for Icy Hoffman.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11
braves FAVORITES IN
acknowledgements.
Odds Are Quoted at 3 to 2.
Giants a 5-to-1 Shot.
Other Figures
ATHLETICS ARE
QUOTED 5 TO 1

Betting on the struggles for base
ball pennants, which in other years
had languished until midsummer. has
already begun in earnest.
The Boston World Champions are
the favorites in the National League
at 3 TO 2. AT that figure Arnold
Rothstein has bet about $4,000. taking
the Boston end.
The Giants are a 5-to-1 shot. Jay
O'Brien, the amateur rider, bet ST.
500 TO $500 against McGraw's team
yesterday.
A Brooklyn theatrical man bet So
500 against $4,000 that the Brooklyn
National would not finish in the first
division.
The longest price given in a big
bet was 100 TO / against the chances
of the Philadelphia Nationals winning
the flag. This bet, $4,000 against
$780, was made by Arnold Rothstein
with Broadway tire manufacturer.
But II was made about three days
before the season started. Since the
Phillies have shown what they can do
the odds have receded to to 1.
The Boston Red Sox are favorites
in the American League. Two bets
on them Of $4,000 against $1,000 have
been made.
The Philadelphia Athletics are quot
ed at to L. The Brooklyn theatrical
man bet $4,000 against $4,000 on
Mack's team. Rothstein taking the
field
The betting Is now even money that
the Yankees will finish fourth or bet
ter. Willie Fleischmann has already
bet $1,000 on that proposition.
The Chicago White Sox are 4 to 1
in the betting, and their supporters
offer even money that the Sox will
finish ahead of the Washington club
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11

lards wonderful strength and powers
of resistance would enable him 10
take all that Coffey could send and
then win out as he did with johnson
at Havana.
II would be an excellent idea for
Coffey to have a twenty-round try-
out with robust chap like Gunboat
Smith and II he won decisively from
the Gunner he would have to be con-
sidered by the champion While the
victory over Reich was achieved with
commendable workmanship and re-
markable brevity, Reich never has
possessed the class that marks a real
competitor for the title. The good
natured ex-amateur lacks the abso-
lutte essentials 10 success of agrees
siveness and tenacity. Even il he
gains an advantage he has shown in
ability 10 follow up and clinch sue
, cess. Therefore. until Corey has
4 beaten men like Gunboat Smith or
! Battling Leyinsky in a decisive man
ner Il will he unwise 10 veil too
loudly about the Irish Giant whaling
Willard.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11
Federal League.
LEAGUE BULLETIN

CONTRACTS.
Browntown-Frank A. Hanley, Mac
Johnson.
RELEASED.
Browntown-E. s. Thompson, Pat
rick Murphy. Harry Duffy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11
CEDAR birds ARE CHIRpING.

Following is the Cedar Birls' sched-
ule for May:
May 11-Ricnardson Park Scouts,
at Military grounds.
May 1S-Richardson Park Scouts,
at 1lsmere.
May 2O-High School Freshmen. at
Military grounds.
May 21-Elsmere Scouts, at Mill
tary grounds.
May 25--Elsmere Scouts, at Els
mere.
May 27--High School Freshmen, at
Zoo diamond.
Manager Edwin Phillis would like
to book games with any 10 or 15-year-
old boy team in or out Of the city for
half expenses on any date not men
toned above and also for any date
in June and July. week days only.
Send Communications to Manager Ed
win Phillips, No. 1910 Maryland ave-
nue., city.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11
KeeR Concentration is Big Factor
in the Trap Shooting Sport

a loaded gun on your shoulder or let
it rest in the hollow of your arm,
even if the hammer is at half cock
or "the safety up" You may think
the gun is safe but aside from the
probable danger incurred, consider
the feelings of the people near you. It
is decidedly uncomfortable for either
spectators or shooters to have the
gun muzzle pointed in their direction.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11
HIGH VS.. CHESTER.

The Wilmington High School and
the Wenonah Military Academy ball
team, scheduled for Front and Union
streets yesterday, was postponed.
Captain Mat Donohue will take the
team to Chester tomorrow TO meet
their old rivals from the Chester High
School.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11
What Do You Want
10 Know About Sporf7

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Please answer to decide a bet on
professionalism. baseball, the exhibit
ton games, one played in 1913, by
the Giants and Phillies. | don't mean
regular games, but professional.
made a bet with B that such exhibit
ton baseball games played by any of
the league teams are not recorded as
professional games B bets they are
recorded as professional games, as adj
mission was charged and game was
played on ground and played on day
scheduled for regular game by two
professional teams of National
League. Please answer on word pro-
fessional r.
OF course they were professional
games. Haven't you got professional
confused with "Oiticial" or "league!'
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
TO decide bet kindly let me know
il the game between Boston and the
Giants on April 30, 1914. has been
ruled on by the National Commission
as yet? If so, in whose favor? u. c.
National Commission does not de-
eide such things. Ii you had followed
THE JOURNAL you would have seen
that President Tener of the National
League officially ruled that the Braves
won by score Of 10 10 S. The game
stands as played.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNALS:
Kindly inform me, to decide an ar
gument, if amateur baseball Is al
lowed on Sundays in Delaware when
there is no admission charged, no
collection taken nor any subterfuge,
and providing it is not played in such
manner as to be a nuisance and
causing complaints; also if there is
law on the statute books to the effect
that all amateur sports are permit
ted on the Sabbath providing they are
not conducted on a public highway or
where there has been no complaint
and it does not conflict with the or
dinance of town or city wherein il
is conducted A CHRISTIAN.
The State "blue" law prohibits all
sports and amusementS on Sunday.
The law makes no distinction between
amateur and professional.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
A says that there was no double
header played this season by the
Brooklyns and Boston Nationals, and
B says there was. Who wins? b. c.
They played no dOuble-header. On
Patriots Day in Boston they played
in the morning and In the afternoon
which does not count as a double
! header.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-05-11
ALL STARS DEFEAT
DELAWARE CITY


DELAWARE CITY. Del, May H.
The Delaware City All Stars defeated
the Delaware City team, to Z on
Sunday. Spicer. who pitched for the
All Stars, allowed but z hits and
had IA strikeouts. Saxton featured
at the bat. getting four hits in four
times at bat, two of them being two
baggers.
The score:
Delaware City 21O21OOO1-7 Z 2
All Stars ....O11303OOx -S 9 2
Two-base hits-Saxton ,, O'Neill.
Hits off-Morrow 5 in 5 innings, Hol-
liday 4 in innings. Struck out
Morrow 3. Holiday 4. Double plays
-Rhein TO Wise, Morrow to Clark.
Stolen bases-Saxton, Cook, Rhein. G..
Holiday, Morrow, Clark and Schae-
fer Time of game-1.3O Umpire
Metzger.