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Evening journal., 1915-11-18
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORTS
VANDEVER IN fine FETTLE
FOR The PENNSY CAME

The Vandever football team will
play the P. =. r. Apprentices at the
Vandever grounds IN Saturday after
noon. The following men are request
ed to report TO practice Friday night
at 7.45 o'clock: Eccleston. William
Ward, Joseph Sweeney, Grubb. Con-
ley, Marshall Lardear. Corliss. Lay
ton, Flincher, William Webb. Hudock,
Jordan, G. Cross. Scheu, Welsh.
Arran rement is being made for a
trip to Smyrna on Thanksgiving day.
Only such zen as report for practice
will be taken along. A good time is
in store for the vandever boys who
make the trip.
The Vandcver team. which got
started rather late this year. is grad
ually rounding into form. Several
real stars were uncovered in the Sat
urday game against Merwick. Lay
tons run was little short of the spec
tacular. The team as a whole is fast
and eager to play. The coach be-
lieves that if the season were a little
longer the present combination would
be the challenger for the State cham
Dionship
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
WILMINGTON ACADEMY TO
Open With clinton

Wilmington Academy basketball
team. headed by Eddie Abrahams. will
play its first practice game of the
season on Saturday night with the
Clinton team at the Y w. c. r., No.
9OS King street
Manager Freeman Of the Clinton
team Will use his regular lineup in
the game. The Academy team is a
light team at present, due TO the fact
that some OF the players cannot play
for while because OF working Sat
urday's lineup will be picked from
I"Bob"Mink. 70. Shaw, H. Ball. c. Al
len. Il. Carpenter Il. Keiser A. Husch-
beck. Abrahams and Woodington.
Manager Eddie Abrahams of the
Academy team. states that the Will
Academy football team has
nothing to do with the Wilmington
Academy Club. Abrahams has been
running sports for the Academy team
for the last two years. and the sport
ing editor Of THE EVENING JOUR
NAL knows this TO be true. Manager
Abrahams. therefore. wants Manager
Bauman and his football team 10 take
notice OF this. Eddie's team will con-
tinue TO play under the name Of VIII
Academy.
The team has q large following Of
rooters as most Of the players played
with the Bethany Guild basketball
team last year.
After the second practice game
many well-known teams will be on the
Academy teams schedule. The game
Saturday night will be called at SIS
O'Clock by a weil-known referee. The
team win open its season on Decem-
her 4, at which time they win have
new uniforms.
/ Any teams wishing games should
address Eddie Abrahams. No. 616
North Van Buren street
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
INTER GLASS CANES
At Old Delaware
Coach McAvoy Works Out
Schedule Beginning Early
in January
PRESENT SENIORS
LEAD IN HONORS

snecial TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Nov. 1s.-coach William
McAvoy is working on a scheouie
for the interoiass basketball games 10
he ulayed before the Christmas holt
d.vs The exact days have not been
decided on as yet. but it is likely tnae
thev viii he played about the secohu
week in January. Much interest u
eenfered in these interclass games
The nresent senior class has won the
rhampionship for three years, startlhs
with their freshman year THIS class
vlli he handicapped this year, how
ever. because of new ruling OF the
Athletic Council which prohibits
those players who have played IN
three or more OF the varsity games
from taking part IN the interclass
rames. Captain Doherty, wills ana
Weimer. who have played IN the class
game all three years that their class
won the championship will all be
barred from the class game this year.
ns they are all varsity basketball men.
n is contonded by some OF the upper
cIsssmen that this ruling gives the
advantage in class games in all the
uports TO the freshmen. The purpose
of the council. however In establish
Ing this rule was 10 get a larger per-
centage os the student body interested
In sports.
The Blue and Gold should have a
fairly strong basketball team this
year. as only one of the varsity of last
year was lost by graduation. This
was BILLY" Cam. who had played as
guard on the varsity for four years.
Weimer and Horsey. forwards: Wills,
centre. and Doherty. guard of the 1914
team. will be out for their old posi-
hons There is said TO he some good
basketball material in the freshman
class In addition to several fast play
ers with the scrubs last year. From
this group Coach Mckvoy should he
able to select a good guard 20 take
Cams place.
Some few of the basketball candi-
dates have been doing some work on
the hoos OF afternoons. getting IN
shape for the class games. Tho var
sity squad will not start TO practice
.hsi late In December or after the
days. as the schedule does not
~ until January
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
What Do You WanI
10 Know About Sport

Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
VIII you kindly decide a wager as
to whether Johnson aud Joe Jeanette
ever met in the ring? JOHN.
Several times. Jack Johnson got the
decision over Joe Jeanette in a fifteen
round bout in Baltimore on March 10,
1906. The pair met in six-round no.
decision bout in Philadelphia on May
3. 1905. and again on December ,, 1905.
johnson lost on foul in the second
round of scheduled six round bout IN
Philadelphia on November %, 1900
Johnson and Jeanette boxed three
rounds, no decision. in New York on
January 16. 1906, and six rounds, no
decision. in Philadelphia September 20,
1906. Johnson and Jeanette fought n
ten-r0und draw AT Portland. Me-, on
November 20, 1906.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
Did Bob Burman ever ride 14l miles
in an hour on a straight road? ID.
No.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL:
Was Charles Brickley, late captain
OF Harvard football team. ever at any
time in his career as a football player
with Harvard called or known as tho
Human Bullet?' A.
personally never heard Bricklev
alluded to as ''the human bullet"
Maulbetsch. the Michigan back, and
Wendell Of Harvard each have been
called ''the human bullet"
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
(1) What way can a man take title
away from a champion i'm a six or ten
round no-decision bout? ca Is Johnny
Ertle bantam champion now or is Kid
Williams still the title holder? J.
IN ] personally consider title can
he won on a Knockout or lost on a
foul. (2l Frtle is champion, according
TO that opinion.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
A bets p that Princeton would
win" Now. if the game resulted in a
tie does B win the bet? w.
No. II Is a draw bet.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
What is your oDinion of the fol- -
ing all-star baseball team? Daubert.
first base: r. Collins. second base;
Jimmie Collins third base; Wagner.
shortstop: Laioie and Robhv Wallace.
substitute infielders: Iris Speaker left
field; Cobb, centre field: Keeler right
field and Fred Clarke. substitute:
Buck Ewing. King Kelly and Johnny
King. catchers; Matty. Radbourne.
Walter Johnson. Grover Alexander.
John Clarkson Eddie Plank and Cy
Young. pitchers. H.
That is as good an "aIl star" base
ball team as any.
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL:
G) A bets that Johnny Ertle. the
new bantamweight chamnion of the
world, is an Austrian Jew. B bets he's
Polish. Who wins? (2) Did YOU ever
hear of a welterweight fighter named
Danny Fields? JOHNNY.
n He was born in Austria, but Is
not a Hebrew. (2) No.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
9. 0. 2. LEAGrE.

In the G. o. p, League last night.
the Third Ward pitchers Uon over the
First Warders, three games to two
3rd Ward. .....17 10 21 21 2f-3
LIST Ward .....21 n Is z 11-2
Players: Third. C. Foote, cap
tain; J. Comfy, e. Hare and ]. Kates
First-A Prettyman and Manuel
Cramer. Referee. Frank Hanesworth
Schedule for Tonight.
The game between the Seventh and
Second Ward teams has been post
poned as several members OF the Sew
enth team will be out of town.
The officials of the league at a
meeting decided to withdraw the
games Tlayed by the Sixth Ward team
against the two men team of the Sew
enth Ward. as II is a violation of the
rules. The standing of each team has
been chan ed to correspond with this
ruling:
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
EDGE MOOR AND
SOMERSET PICK UPS

Twomey and James Adamson play
ed great game
Some goal keeping. Keep the good
work going Dave. That one i'm the
corner was some score.
That's one for Edge Moor. Guess it
won't be the last rdge Moor half
backs were on the job.
Woody, that goal was a dandy.
Hard lines John; better luck next
time.
Kirkpatrick can go some. lie is a
hard man to beat
Thacker played a nice game.
McGee and Grogan of Somerset, are
two great players.
Edge Moor viii play West End of
Philadelphia on Noyembe- 81.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
ON sWrpEs vs.. MAsRrENs.

The Old Swedes first basketball team
will meet one OF the strongest foes
tonight, when thye will clash with the
Old swedes Hasboens In praetice
game
The teams will line up as follows:
hasheens-HiCkman and WilFens.
forwards; Cochran. centre; Sawin.
Oates and Waiter Heal guards. old
Swedes Schaefer and Cooper. for
wards: Marden, centre. Morford and
Weber. guards. McKelvey will most
likely referee.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
K. q. +. BOWLTNc.

High scores ruled in two out of the
three matches played in the knights
Or the Golden Eagle Bowling League
on the Crescent and Green alloys last
night Esquires beat the Ensigns:
Crusaders beat the Hermits and the
knights beat the Pilgrims. The
scores:
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
ANDAsTAkA WINS

Andastaka Tribe Of quoitmen con,
tinued their winning streak last nieh,
by taking four out Of FIVE games fron,
Msttahoon. The scores:
Matianoon ... ? 20 Is 2f lO-t
Andastaka 21 y 21 is 21-t
Players: Mattahoon-A. r. Talley.
n. b. Turner. A. B. Moore and W. l..
Moore. Andastaka King. Draper.
Thompson and Hainsworth. Referee,
Marshall.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
sEAFORD nEArs LArRrL.

SEAFORD. Del, Nov. lS.-For the
third time this season the Seaford
High School football team white wash
ed the Laurel eleven. this time by
The score of 26 TO 0.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
StOUc League
Stuf

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-It will be a
"bittah. bittah" year for baseball. So
said Ed Barrow. president OF the In
ternational League, back in New York
with lot of bear stories gathered at
the Minor League meeting in San
Francisco. Form Barrow's prediction,
II is gathered that the minor leagues
VIII have TO sell chances on automo-
biles. rattle off season tickets and
collect dimes from old ladies TO fl
nance their season. And il is to be
a skinny year for the players. Re-
trenchment, said Barrow, is to con-
tinue.
Some changes in the International
League are in the offing President
Barrow admits that Harrisburg has
proved unsatisfactory. If the Eastern
Association, reported to be on its last
legs, gives up the ghost, the Harris
burg franchise may go to Springfield
or Hartford.
Despite all the bear stories. the
minors are in favor Of continuing the
Federal war to rip snorting climax.
They are weary of the war, but won't
give up.
"If it's war they want, we'll give it
to them said Fighting Jim Gilmore
OF the Feds
Pat Powers OF the Newark Feds.
bobbed up with evidence that the o.
b. clans have been the peace seekers
all the way through. President Tener
Of the National. has been the leading
spirit in asking conferences, Powers
said
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
Standing Of the Tennis.
A. u. u. W. BOWLING.

On the Workman alleys last night,
the Wilmington Blues took three
straight games from America Lodge in
the A. o. U. w. bowling tourney. The
scores follow.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18

the football experts have been singing
the praises OF Guernsey Van Nostrand
and Captain Wilson since the Princeton
victory, and one or two others, the
players themselves give whole lot OF
credit 70 White, center on the blue
eleven. Whites playing Saturday
while not sensational, was steady and
consistent all through = he coming bat
tie NJ Cambridge between Wallace and
White should be worth watching.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov Is. Yale
is now ready for the game with Harvard
az the stadium in Cambridge. November
20. Since the Princeton contest the
coaches here have been drilling their
charges ia all branches of football es.
pecially in Kicking. Guernsey. whose
toe figured in the Tigers defeat has
been in fine form IN practice, and the
gridiron warriors Of Harvard viii have
to keep their eye ON this fellow. While
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
M. E. QUOT LEAGUE.

Harrison used Collins, Bradway. Lit
zenberg and McVey. McCabe used
Squires, Keen, Cramer and Thompson
Madeley ....2l IL 2l 2l 2l
St. Paurs .......l7 2l Is s Is
Aladeley used c. Virden. Patterson.
Carr and Conklin. st. Pauls used
Cleaver Cayender, Baird, Sproul and
Blackiston.
Eastlakc .........l6 p 2l 2l 2l
BrackeX ......,..2l Is ; Z 10
Eastlake used Preston. Sparks, Tai
lev and Miller Brackex used Shortess,
Monckton, Reed and Leach.
Eastlake ....13 2l 2l q 2l
McCabe ..2l Is Q 20 Is
Eastlake used Preston, Sparks, Tom
lev Baldwin. Hardness and Hogue. Nc
Cabe used Foster, Squires, Cramer and
Keen.
Goodman took three out of five from
Scott No scores turned in.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
MATINEE RACES Ar DovFR-

DOVER. Del. Nov. lS.-Matinee
Taees we're held at the FELTON, race
rack yesterday:
GLASS
Evening journal., 1915-11-18

fieId goaIs-M' McDonOugh. 2; lacey,
g; g. McDonough, J.; Walsh. 4; smith
3i Boell, ,; Luton. L. Bennett, Il Pax
son. I. Foul goals--M McDonough. ! 5;
G. McDonough 81 Smith, >; Boell. s..
Rcteree-Gcmmill Timckccpers Sicgcl
and Ben Grecnstein. Time of halves -
20 minutes Fouls committed Pennsy,
%; Chester, Is.
Evening journal., 1915-11-18
p. B. & W. I'd.
Marquette

flcld goals-McalcN y: Comfy. 2;|
Morrow, J.; Dinecn. /: O'Ncil ,; Kcl-
lehor, /. Foul goals -Kellchcr. ! :: Tus-
Key. ]. Rclercc-Cemmill. Timekecper
lusic. Time OF halvcs-2O minutes
aud ID minutes
Heracl Gives Exhibition.
John lieracl. the heavyweight wrest.
ling champion OF Delaware and one of
the most popular members of the asso.
citation, entertained the fans between the
halves with an exhibition of his power.
iul muscles. One feature of his displav
was the bending Of half by onc.iuch
iron bar over his wrist with one hand.
Tie also lifted a l50.pomd weight
over his head with one hand. lie Der.
formed several other difficult stunt.
with the weights with equally as much
skin,