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Evening journal., 1915-11-10

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. l0.-Nale
is now ready for the big game with
Princeton, TO be held at the bowl here
November l3. There have been a num-
her OF changes in the blue eleven since
the Brown game. and Coaches Hinkey
and Shevlin are optimistic concerning
the outlook for the battle with the
Tigers. On the other hand, Coach
SPEEDY" Rush and his band Of Prince
ton moleskin warriors, are out to trim
the Yale boys in mastery style. The
Tiger eleven boys came out Of the game
with Harvard in good condition and are
now keyed up for their final game Of the
year. The probable lineup of the two
teams are; Princeton-Ieft end, High
ley; left tackle. Mclean; left guard,
Nourse; center, Gennert; right guard,
Hogg; right tackle, Parisette; right end,
lamberton; quarterback, Click; left
halfback, Shea right hatback, Tibbott
fullback; briggs. Nale-Left end,
Church; left tackle, Way; left guard,
Kent; center, White; right guard, j.
Sheldon; right tackle. Gates; right end,
Niedcmann; quarterback, Van Nostran;
left halfback, Wilson; right halfback,
ScOVil
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
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Evening journal., 1915-11-10
.SHAD Link FAILS TO
APPEAR AGAINST HORACL

For the second time. Shad Link, the
Baltimore wrestler. failed to appear
for his battle with John Heracl, the
Delaware champion. The bout be-
tween these two grapplers was sched-
uled for the windup at Turn Hall last
night, and the crowd was much disap-
pointed because of Links failure to
appear. Heracl has declared that he
is through with the Baltimorean un-
less a reasonable guarantee is posted
for the next bout.
A surprise was sprung when two
women grapplers appeared on the
floor They we're Mrs. Eva Howard Of
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Cora Daven-
port, of Boston. Mrs. Howard won
out.
Mike Devlin, of Philadelphia, in the
first bout, threw Leo Smith of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Shops in
straight falls. In an amateur exhibi-
tion between two local lads, Young
Hackett won over Mike Lynch in
straight falls.
In the scmi-final bout, which was
arranged on the time limit scale, Gus
Dumont, of Philadelphia, proved the
better over Joe McGrath, of Carney's
Point, holding his adversary to a
draw in the first two rounds and gain
ing a fall in the third.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
ACADEW IN CHESTER GAME.

Wilmington Academy team will go
TO chester tomorrow afternoon to
play the fast Larkin's School eleven.
The Academy boys have been going
through practice for the last two
weeks in preparation for this game.
and after many changes in the line
mp Coach Walls feels confident that
the boys will give the Chesterites a
good run. The following players most
likely viii start the contest: I.ancrty.
Bauman, Carroll. Miller. Donley.
kienly. Fox, Atherton. Brown. Man
love Dolan. Ray, Cunningham, Spade
and Kecfer
Manager Bauman would like To hear
from any fast l15-pound team i'm or
out of the city The boys would like
TO arrange a game with the Chesroolt
Reserves, who are claiming them
selves champions of the second class
football team OF the city.
Manager Bauman requests that all
persons who have reported for prac-
tice at any time with the Wilmington
Academy team will please report at
Fourth street wharf in time TO make
connection with the l.30 boat tomor-
row. Address all communications
in reference to game to A. c. Bau-
man, No 500 West street, Whining
ton Del
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
DELAWARE CRY HoNoR p,,p,, :

special to THE EVENING .JOURNAr'
DELAWARE CITY. Del. Nov IN = -
Inc honor roll OF the puhlic scboa,
as follows: O'o'e'' Is
Ninth Grade-Ernest Hickman Mar.
lory Pordham, Myrtle Collins and Nav
Yearsley. INNS '"u May
Eighth Grade-Louise Beck Mar
garet schaefer and Laura Clark
Seventh Grade-Louise pordham
and Alvna Johnson.
Sixth Grade-Pr Preston Beck. Emma
Schaefer, Rebecca Clark. Ida Derrick
son and Margaret Clark.
Fifth Grade Anthony Higgins.
Wilma Miller Mildred Netsch. Mary
Mccarthy. Mary Adkins. Mabel Meade
and Margaret Davidson.
Fourth Grade-Alice Boyer. Joseph-
inc Haean. Julia Higgins. Willard Nc
Connell. Ralph Pixley and Eva Saxton.
Third Grade-Frank Johnson. Regi-
maid Owens and Harriet Bently.
Second William Derrickson,
Reba Cannon. Margaret Meade. Cath
arine Spicer, Clark Morrow and Ed
win Schafer.
First Grade-William Coke. Clark
Gardiner. Ida Mcintosh, Harold Will
kinson and Mary Clark.
Primary Grade-Grace Berry. Marie
Smith, Edna learsley, Wyatt Bentlv
and Paul Walker.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
"A BASKETBALL Games
ON Delaware SCHEDULE

special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del. Nov. 1O-Manager
bounds of the Delaware College bas-
ketpall team made a report ON a ten
tative schedule for the coming season
dt tne meeting of the Athletic Council
iast night The schedule will consist
Oh fourteen games and of this num-
Der IL all can be secured, eight will
De played at home and six away. The
season will start the middle of Janu-
aIy ana end early in March. The
tentative schedule follows
January 14-Baltimore Polvtechnio
lns1ltute OF Baltimore, at Newark.
January lS-Baltimore City College
at Newark.
January 2O-Albright at Newark.
January 20, saturday afternoon)-
pennsylvania Military College at
ark.
February 9-George Washington
University at Washington Cpending).
February list. Johns of AMMAN
oils at Newark, and Wilmington Com
ference Academy VS.. Scrubs.
February 17-Rutgers at New
Brunswick (pending).
February 1S-New York University
Law School (pending).
February 19-Crescent A. c. Of
Brooklyn.
Newark. al
February 25-New York University
Law School at Newark (pending).
March 3-Susquehanna al Newark
March 4-St. Johns at Annapolis
announcement was made that tba
annual Freshmen-Soph football
game VIII be played on Wednesday
december and students, TO be eIie,
lble 10 play on either team. must train
at least two weeks before the game
Coach McAvov was given authority
70 prenare schedule for the inter-
class hasketbail sHmes to be plaved
some time in December
The annual Freshmen -Sonhomoro
indoor meet was fxed for Friday even
'ng December l..
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
NEW UNIFORMS FOR PARKsIDE.

The Parkside football team will
practice tomorrow and Friday nights
at kirkwood Park, in preparation for
their game Saturday. which will be
played with one of the fast battleship
teams at Front and Union streets. II
is not known as yet which team will
appear here against the local eleven.
In the game Saturday, the Parkside
boys will wear their new uniforms.
which Will be distributed at Friday
nights practice. Manager Booth urges
all his players TO report for practice.
as only those who are present both
nights will receive uniforms and take
part in the game Saturday after
noon.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
What Do You Nani
10 Know About Sport

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
In a game of four-handed auction
pinochle A and c and B and ID are
partners. A bids, b passes. G bids.
d had no bid. A and G claim his meld
is dead because he passed on the first
round. B and ID claim that they are
not compelled to bid, even though they
have pair, providing they cannot
go high enough to try the bid. The
agreement was to bid on a pair
JOHN.
Man does not have 10 bid unless he
wishes TO do so.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
II pitcher is taken out of the box
TO be replaced by another, can the
pitcher who was taken out 20 back in
the game again? B.G.
No. not II he Is taken out of the
game. Pitcher could be shifted from
box 10 right field. for instance, and
then shifted back to the box again.
Once taken out OF the game, he is out
for good, however.
Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
A says that Leach Cross in his
prime had harder punch than Char
ley White of Chicago ever possessed
in either hand. Your opinion OF this
matter will be greatly appreciated.
JIM.
Cross hits as hard now as he ever
did. White has the heavier punch, A
comparison OF the knockout records |
OF the two will show you that.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10

What Leary lacks should be well
covered up by the elusive frankie
Dunn. Willard Ryan. who put up a
great game last year for the Gray
team, is also showing up well during
the workouts. Bill MCGOWAN. who
recently broke into the cage game. is
after guard position on the O'Neil
quintette.
Charley Harkins, the popular Ches-
mar Academy captain of a few sea-
sons back shas been appointed Off
cial referee and assistant coach.
Charley knows the game we'll. and
he will see to. the fact that nothing
but clean playing tactics are re-
sorted to on next Thursday night.
The first game will be called at 7.3O
O'Clock. 1t is likely that the GRAY
team viii start the ball rolling with
the Blue team, while the Red and
Whites are battling.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following property transfers
have been recorded at the City Reg
istry Bureau this week:
Ida II. McCracken to James p
Jones, Jr., north side OF Thirtieth
street. so feet east OF West street
same parties. northwest corner Thir-
tieth and Jefferson streets. S1.50O
1.-TWO lots).
Carroll w. Griffith to Josephine
James. east side of Rodney street. III
feet north OF Seventh street. $4,000.
John 4. Perkins 10 James A. An
derson and wife, north side OF Twen-
ty-fifth street, "a feet south of Tatnall
street, $3.SO0
Edward Donohoe to John J. Nc
Mahon, north side OF Eighteenth
street, rs feet west OF Park avenue.
$3.50.
Sue w. Rogers to Patrick O'Hara.
southwest corner Sherman and Lom-
bard streets, s1.65O.
Margaret Beale TO Walter Windett.
1902 Lincoln street, $3.50.
Charles l.. Van Dyke TO Christiana
e. Schnepf, 8 West Twenty-seyenth
street, S2,95O.
Equitable Guarantee and Trust
company to Woodlawn Company. east
sue OF Grant avenue 100 feet south
oi Fourteenth street. $4,000.
Wllllam Beadenkopf to Harvey l.
DaoSoh' "a. east side of Market street. rs
sSel se 5so south Of Twenty-ninth street.
co9ln1i Salnuel II; Baynard to Mayor and
9,.,'l 1ounvl OF Wilmington. north Side of
~ "sn'y gn second street, 17O feet south
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
PENNSY MEN Will
Make SPORT Hum
Basketball Team VIII Meet
All-StarS in Friends
Gym" Tonight
GLEE CLUB ADDS
TO THE EQUIPMENT

The p. b. and W. r. r. A. A. Is
made up Of real live wires when II
comes to athletic sports of all kinds
Besides having an athletic associa-
.ion thev have in connection with It
trapshooting division that is rapidly
coming to the front with high scores
in breaking the elusive blue rock
Basketball also is one Of the sports
in which the association is real and
tonight they will battle with the
strong All-Star five Of Philadelphia
IN the gymnasium OF Friends School,
Fifth and West streets.
Red" Welsh will be on the floor
with his spectacular playing. He Is
the manager Of the railroad team, and
ali he asks is the support Of his team
and The encouragement Of the mem
bers of the association, as well as OF
the fans. As Il costs much to meet
the expenses OF these games. Manager
Welsh asks that there be a good at
tendance tonight.
The second team Of the railroad as
ISOLATION will play one Of the best
first teams OF the city a. a curtain
raiser"
There also will be a wrestling bout
between Heracl and another OF the
States best wrestlers.
Macs Notes of the Association.
The president was at The bowling |
alleys last night after the scalp Of our
genial friend. McKinsey, but c. r.
was not there. Come on. Mac, and |
quit your kidding.
II was reported that the champion |
bowler and trapshooter was hunting |
Indians in the wilds Of Altoona, Pa.
Jim Donlan, the obliging manager |
OF the r., B. and W. r. r. A. A. base
ball team. was on hand. Handsome
jim as they call him. is an all
round sport and one OF the most pop
ular members of the association.
Mr.. Dnffee, of the freight house
team, is holding back little for fear
of winning all the prizes and to make
his record good. His team made
hne appearance in their new shirts.
B. r. Smith, OF this team. looked very
natfy. lie is a singer OF some note
9. L. Els after him. and soon the p.
W. and b. Glee Club will have new
come out all you singers tonight at
'li'h ana West streets. We are going |
o wake this old town up with our
lew glee club. Bring in your singers.
We need some good basses.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
RROMNSON vs.. PALMYRA.

Palmyra Riverton, independent
champions Of New Jersey. will be the
next opponents of the Brownson quin-
tet at the Jackson street cage on Fri
day night This team has always
been one of Brownson's biggest rivals
and a hard battle is expected when
they meet.
In the preliminary Brownson Sec
Onds will meet Eden.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
S c R A PS

CHICAGO-With Packev Mcfarland
standing behind him. Joe welling has
proved his right to fight the best
ightweights in the game. with the
great Packey in his corner last night
az Gary, Ind. directing almost every
oioW he delivered, yelling proved an
APT pupil and earned a newspanor 40
rounds. 4" teh
me bout was hummer. The hovs
fought themselves out OF every ~.
hackhand wallops We're plentiful Nj
cious elbow jahs we're so numorors
tne reieree stopped noticing them NJ
tne nrst Few rounds. There was 90
much head butting at times tha, 4,
looked like two Bat Nelson's were IN
Yelling had an eye and an on,
turned forever In Packey McFar
lands direction and he followed or
uers so closely and carefully tha
each wallop had the appearance q
having been started from an imaei
nary trigger OF Packey's manipuia
lion.
CHICAGO Gunboat Smith won
slow eight round bout with Joe Co,
pf Springfield Mo. here last night
OSHKOSH. Wis.-Frank Farme
and Jack Dillon, middleweights. vii
box here November Is.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10

Most people have but one answer
TO give their friends when they ask
me familiar question. How can | dis
pose OF secondhand furniture, or find
more comfortable place to liver"
The answer is always:
Use a Want Ad."-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
BASKETBALL GAME.

The champion colored basketball team
of Beaver Athletic Association will play
the fast Delaware Tennis Club on Fri
day evening at Odd Fellows Temple,
Tenth and Orange streets. A large
gathering is expected. Ridglcy, AM
brose, Wiggins, Wilson. Crawford and
Harris will be in the lineup.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
MI. SIT. MARY,S NEWT.

Delaware College will play their
last game away from home Saturday
when they will go to EN-
Md, to meet the Mount st.
Mary's eleven. Followers OF the Blue
and Gold are confident Of a victory.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
RFn MFN,S LEAGTF-

Andastaka team of the Red Mems
Quot League took five straight games
from Usage Tribe in a league match
at the Newport Wigwam last night.
The scores:
Andastaka.. 81 q q 21 Els
Usage. ..... . ID 5 IA Go
Players-Andastaka Draper, King.
Thompson. Frederick. Hanna. Young
and Hainsworth; Usage. Money, Jo-
seph Thomas, NJ. f. Squires and
Stewart.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
P- D. AMI NJ. RnMIINc

The Engine House and Superin-
tendent Of Signals teams were the
winners in the nightly matches of
-'aee p, 3. and w. r. r. Athletic AS
sociaNon Bowling League matches al
the Crescent Alleys last night. The
scores:
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
Dupont No. 1.
DUPONT No. >.
DELAWARE LODGE nv,

win aSs'e ba,s Lodge, No. l. 1. o. o. II
dsv a~an, noau sneii weekly dance on Fri,
Hall Sn'iis. november 12. in Eden
,,'al.,.. r,o,l a special feature win be the
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
A. O. u. w. 1OMLING.

On the Workman alleys last night,
Wilmington Reds defeated American
Lodge three straight games. The
scores.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
Young FRIENDS LOSE.

In fast game at Chester Saturday
night the Young Friends A. A. quintet
Of this city lost to the strong Liberty
five by the score Of 25 to II.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
DUPONT LEAGUE BOWLINC.

DUPONT No. won over team No
in a Hercules-duPon Bowling League
match al the Crescent alleys last /
night. The scores.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
BOXING NEWS
BY BILL MCGOWAN.

Wilmington Jimmy Murphy added
another win 10 his long list Of VIC
tories last Saturday night, when he
trimmed Jack Brazzo. the Hazelton.
Pa, boxer Beating two good men
in a week is not a bad record, eh,
WHAT Previously to the Saturday
night setto Brazzo had defeated
Steve Latzo on two occasions.
Murphy has not been receiving due
I credit i'm his home town for his won
derful work with the padded mitts.
While he is a big favorte in the
Quaker City, Jimmys old Olympia
Athletic Club friends IN Wilmington
do not seem to be his strong up
holders.
Matchmaker Halon. Of the Olympia
A. A., OF Philadelphia. has matched
Jimmy with former champion Ad
Wolgast II is likely that the show
will be pulled off on Thanksgiving
Day.
Leo Vincent, who recently invaded
the local camp. defeated Patty Haley
at the Olympia Club on Monday night
in a third preliminary. Vincent had
the better of the last four rounds.
while Haley was at his best in the
early sessions. Leo was immedi-
ately matched TO box Irish Patty
Kline. Of New York in the semi-nnal
at the National Club on Saturday
night Kline beat Johnny Mayo last
Saturday night. IL is also under
stood that this clever and willing lit
tie featherweight will meet Larry
Hanson at the Olympia Club on
Thanksgiving Day.
For two successive years Vincent
was the amateur champion of Penn
sylvania. He has fought seven bat
Hes in the professional ranks and
won them all.
Jack" Hanley made himself bot
er known to the Brownson boys last |
night Hanley was some hoy in his |
lay, and he will greatly benefit the |
Blue and Gold athletes
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
Clover

8 Carl, 5; Chandler Stet-
ser. Snyder. 2. Foul goals-Thomp-
ion. s; Chandler. 2; Stetser. Referee
Gallagher Timekeeper-Williams.
Scorer-Hollingsworth.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10
Wilmington Reds.
CLOYER Us WALLOPED.

Failing to take advantage Of the
fouls, Glover Academy basketball
team received a beating from the
Young Friends A. A. quintet on the
Friends School floor last night, 30
to IL.
Evening journal., 1915-11-10

Want Ad.-Adv. ~ 'S running a
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w. Monroe Dies mt Camden Hospital

j. w. Monroe Dies mt Camden Hospital
Camden, April 24.--J. w. Monroe,
manager of the Pine Creek cotton mill
Of the Parker merger, who was
mangcd on Friday afternoon by the
Southern train while he was attempt
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for he has made many friends dur
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coming here from Grcenvllle last Jan
uary. He was member Of a prom
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His mother and sister came to visit
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and another brother from the North
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Won TIRPITZ HONORED.
Admiral Decorated by German Empor-

CT.
Amsterdam, April % (via London)
Dispatches from Berlin say that
Emperor William yesterday sent the
following telegram to Admiral Won
Tirpitz, minister Of marine and ad-
miral of the fleet:
"On today's 5Oth anniversary of
your entering the naval service l eX-
press to you my hcarticst congratu-
lations, also my pleasure, that with
Gods help it was granted you to cclc-
CRATE this day still in active service
and full vigor. | embrace this oppor-
tunity to assure YOU Of my warmcst
gratitude for your great services rem
dercd to the fathcrland by the sue
ccssful extension Of the navy. With
justified pride you can look today on
this, your life work, the Importance
Of which the present war has strik
ingly shown.
"As sign of my gratitude confer
on you the Grand Commander of the
Royal House, Order of the House of
Hohenzollern."