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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edmunds. of Bozeman,
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Of Smyrna.
Miss Bertha Smithers spent a cou-
pie OF days this week in Philadelphia.
Miss Annie W. Sutton has returned
home from an extended visit in Ches-
ter. Pa. and New York.
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24

too far. It's so really unsettling for
ones social engagements, don't you
know. and for the life Of her. Lady
Diana can't remember whether her
date with Lord Percy is at five o'clock
winter time or summer time. Verify
tempting Fate is as nothing to jug
Cling Time.
The two men whom Z took to per-
sonally adjust Big Ben's hands across
his startled face. undoubtedly felt the
truth or this original aDhorism the
like OF which always have on tap on
time.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24

ments tc tie building in the near
future
Miss Maiorie and Louise Pordham,
who have beer visiting friends In
Philadelphia anG Camden, have re-
turned to their home near here
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
MISS KITE SPEAKS ON
FEEBLE MINDEDNESS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Nov 24.-Dr e. V.
Vaughn, Of the department OF history
of Delaware College. is attending the
National Municipal Week exercises in
Springfield Mass
Miss Elizabeth Kite. OF Philadelphia,
gave a talk before the New Century
Club this week on the subject, Feeble
Mindedness in Delaware" The club
has offered It's new club house, which
will shortly be finished, free OF
charge for community meetings. Pro-
lessor Pohl. of Delaware College. will
give lecture on Bernard Shaw and
some of his plays at the meeting Of
the club next week.
Women Of the Guild of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church will hold bake in
the Opera House building tomorrow.
The host xvav 70 huv a secondhand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Bassford Has Scheme Which
He Ayers Will Do Away
with All Foot.Fault
Trouble.
By JAMES &. O'NEALE.

Entries for the womcn's indoor ten
mis- tournament at the Heights Casino,
Brooklyn, close to-day. The draw will
be made this afternoon, and play will
commence on Saturday. II appears 10
be a cruel thing 10 make the draw
three days in advance Of the tourns
mcnts start. for the player who is
picked TO play against Miss Molla
Bjurstedt will have long time TO
think about IL.
II will be recalled that many OF Bob
FIZsimmons's opponents were almost
IN state OF collapse after the crafty
Cornishman allowed them 20 sit ~ their
corners. facing the crowd, for al hour
before he himself came TO his corner.
Speaking OF mental hazards, that is
the term Abraham Bassford. r.. the
Ilartsdalc player and presidcut-'csterer
o. the tennis Chimney Corner club.
gives 10 the servers fear that he will
be foot faul.ed when an cagle.cyed
Judge is watching closely. At the an
nual meeting Of the national association
last month Bassford told Of his plan
% do away with this hazard and all
foot-f fault trouble.
I'm utmost simplicity, Bassford's
scheme ~ 10 have line marked out
on the cour, foot back Of each bacS
line. lie would compel the server 10
keep one foot on this line. but would
restrict him IN no other way. There
wa some discussion Of the matter, with
$. Wallis Mcrrihcw, most fearless OF
them all at picking the psychological
moments TO call footballs. taking
leading part. Bassford's suggestion
was viewed with some favor, but no
action was asked or taken.
Now comes William Cunningham.
father Of ". Dickson Cunningham. and
himself known everywhere for his UNI
pir.ng ~ tennis matches. Cunningham
proposes What he terms the ribbon
serve" That Is. he would have the
line foot and half back Of the basc
line. and only an inch or two in width,
20 that the man on the other side oi
the net could not fcc n. and thus be
mislcd into driving tis shots out
Cunningham server would be TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01

same moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
nooin's Nine Defeats
Team Led by McGraw in
First Practice Game.

Marlin. Tex. Feb. 29.-Home runs By
darlington and Kochcr featured the
first practice game Of the season here
TODAY. Picked teams, captained by
Manager McGraw and Charley Doom,
played five lively innings before 200
spectators az Emerson Park. The score
was s 20 8 in favor Of Dooin's team.
The weather man handed out an
agreeable surprise when he favored the
Giants with a clear. hot afternoon. Last
nights "Norther" fingered while this
morning and the Giants had to take
their morning workout bundled up in
sweaters as a cold wind was blowing
They did not really thaw out until this
afternoon.
The temperature had climbed SO far
By o'clock that McGraw suddenly de-
cided TO play game TO give his rockies
a chance 10 forget their aches and
pains. Pitchers are scarce, 30 Doom
and the manager did the hurting them
selves. A total OF twenty-five hits does
no. speak we'll of their ability TO de-
ceive, but the game was huge sue
cess, inssmuch as it was designed 70
provide plenty Of action Oh the bases
and in the field.
On the two teams only one man
played out o. his natural position. The
lsmeness Of Fish, who laid of a. moor
with a sore heel, forced Doom 20 play
LEV Wendell, a catcher, At third base.
Although the hitting was lively there
were few errors.
McGraw and Doom we're hardly IN
r1id-seasOn form. but they managed 90
get the ball over the plate a. times,
and their felders did the rest. The
EcGrsws started out like winners when
they punched three hits for run n
the first inning. In the third, how
ever, Dooin's entire team faced Nc
Grav with q net result OF six hits and
FIVE runs. That splurge settled the
game.
Doyle made a single, double and
triple IN three times Up for the Nc
Gra9s, b.. was poorly supported.
Doom and BsbbiuPton each garnerrc
three h;ts for the winners. Both home
~AIas were delivered in the big inning.
Two double plays by the McGrsws
ID tao long throws from right field
taird base b. Nerwin jacobson we're
Yhe vTettlest fielding gems. Jim Thorpe
made HE debut "a q left-hsnded batter
~ this contest, but he might as we'll
have clung % his old style, a. he was
Up ttree times and did not get hit.
There will be game each afternoon
- long a. the weather remains favor
so'e, and By Saturday the Giants should
1e IA fair shape % give the Dallas team
trimming. Emilio Palmero, the Gu
ban leit-hsu1er, probably Will pitch ~
Dallas, a. ne has not been out Of train
sn2 oil winter. Pslmero and Rodriguez,
another Cuban, we're due here to-day,
bot failed " snow W.
Astty took u easy, appearing for
| only a few moments in the box this
y morning. lie vas stiff and sore from
his ezertlons the first day, but declares
his lei, shoulder iss not bothered him
yet, Today batting order and score
follow:
a., Da1ks--fss. E.'rs.l. mp.
yErf p. Lsfstf 1lf ns~H I,
49,. D>y.,. .. KDelef. O.
~. 1. Z. J.sssl p >, aisss., = f H
~''-'' 60 >'siasr. a. q, Npns .
nns s;.,:..' ............. ssaf =
."s.,sss - -L,q'. Hlas, sl.sasf r.s..
Z" unsss-Noh.sssE ''' "''''''1'"' '''.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Veterans Arrive at Macon
and Seem To Be
in Trim.
WALTER PIPP HAS
ADDED FEW POUNDS
Muddy Field Compels Donovan's
Men to Abstain from Usual
Practice Stunts.

Macon. Ga. Feb. 99.-The Yankee
lineup Of the 1915 campaign was easily
recalled tonight in An inspection OF
the register Of the Dempsey Hotel.
There one might read the somewhat
,llustrious names OF Maisel, PeckIn-
psugh, Boone. Hartzell. Pipp. Fisher
Shawkey and others who battled for
Bill Donovan in 1915 and hope to battle
again. despite the numerous obstacles
M. in their path through the acquisi-
ton OF minor league stars, a few REQ
eral Lesguers and Home Run Baker.
The veterans began TO arrive early IN
the afternoon. just after Donovan mao
left the hotel for the ball PARK. On
the same train came Lee Magee from
Cincinnati. Roy Hartzell from Denver
Roger Peckinpaugh from CleVelahu'
Walter Pipp from Grand Rapids :, aho
frank Gilhooley from Toledo. inns
list alone would, seem 10 disproVc the
Oft repeated assertion That the ViIisge
turns out more ball tossers Tor the
major leagues than do the cities.
This evening the squad was further
augmented when the train arrived from
Ncw York with five more athletes IN
charge Of Harry Sparrow. The players
in this group were Fritz Mslsel' Lutte
Boonc. Bob Shawkey. Ray Fisher and
Gene Layden. the last named recruit
outfelder. some scribes we're also IN,
Guided in the New York delegation, and
Inc Yankee party now al the Dempsey
numbers shout siXty-tive.
Judging from the appearance OF inc
newcomers. none will have to waste any
time at the task of weight reducing
which is a necessity so often in the
sprinr campaigns. Walter Pipp alone
appears TO have added any flesh during
The winter. ard he is ono member OF
the Donovan troupe who could add !,
few pounds without suffering any Ill
effects. The thin face OF a year ago
i no longer part OF Pipp's make up. and
the change makes him appear FAR more
powerful than when he first joined the
Yankees. Walter says he is nct more
than five pounds heavier than when he
reported at Savannah year ago. but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
EXCITING FOURSOhES
IN AIKEN HANDICAP
Miss Phelps and L. a. Thomson
Win from the Tappins.

Aiken, s. G., Feb %. In the second
round Of match PLAY in the mixed
handicap foursomes for cups presented
by Mrs. {. Oliver Iselin to-day at the
Palmetto Golf Club. there were several
exciting and close matches. the one be
tween Miss Phelps and T. A. Thomson
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Tappin finish
ing on the home green, the winners
holding out puts to win.
Miss Christine Biddle and Henry
Morgan and Mrs. Harry ". La Mon
tagnc and +. ". Jcwett. who tied on
the nineteenth hole, will play of the
tle tomorrow
summary:
Mr.. clifford \ Cochran ,nd J. Gordon Douglas
lsor-irhl defeated MIS- Porcr AID g Temple
Emmett ll. . ~ ard ~ play. Mss Eleanor
lieIpl and Thomson 80 dcfesiel 81 AMI
NJ = 9 I~pPn 80. ! W. Ms Harry W la
Noniagne and T.. IS. Jewcff ~ tied With Ma
Christine EilIle AMI Henw Morgan 90
w. Jo.lah e Ilsr and Prescott Meic.f ~
f'caiet VIZ. Il Zen and Irrd Mclaughlin 90.
ifstfm-fcr nlI defeated Mr. . Z clark r.
AMI John Mage l0l. J. W. N.. Philip v Liver
more ami Z Taimsdge 10 defeated Nfs & Oli.
- Isciin snl William Il. Vanderbilt 90. up.
Mr ant Mrs.. J =. Davis l2l AMI Mrl J. T. Hyers
aud ~. NJ BddIe IU tied Mrs Oli,cr
Perrin snd J. A. Stevens f9I aon ~ default from
Nj AMI Mrs 4. S. IfOsn 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Baseball's Cost.
ships AT stake.

Tho league baseball We
and Colonel Rupper Yankee
$4,000 players over
thirds Of who will be TO
rent the year : $4,000
added will be least $4,000
Training camp will be another
including office
pwhch isnt nde will &c another $4,000 a least
Total you
MATE OF 900 n ncighborhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

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Transport line wi.h mdss. Bar. so N.
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Newport News Sac'id Houston. sac Pal0 iBrszl.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
WOmen'S Tennis Tourney
Entries to Close TODAY

s'rcted only to the extent of having a
part of his foot touch this line at tho
moment of delivery. The foot. lee.
knee or any other part Of the anatomy
OF the genus homo would be permitted
70 wander where il pleased, in front
OF the back line or into the ne.t court.
AZ least, that's the way we under
stand the inventors enthusiastic de-
scriplon as We try 10 recall Mt this
late hour o. night. If it's wrong we'll
hear soon enough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
he looks as if he had picked up at least

he looks as If he had picked up nt least
fifteen pounds.
The Yankees practice was cut in hall
to-day as a result of the heavy Gown
pour of the night before. and the one
session produced only limited &C ivities.
owing 20 the muddy field. Donovan
called off morning practice. but ordered
all hands 10 report at the park early
in the afternoon. The sun made its
appearance shortly after noon, but not
soon enough TO dry the park. There
was no batting practice at the plate
and no infeld work or fungo hitting
The players divided up in groups and
exercised at fielding hunts. After more
than an hour OF this work, Donovan
ordered all the Youngsters 10 take a
mile run over the racetrack course
Bill excused the Board Of Strategy,
consisting Of himself. Duke Farrell.
Joe Kelley and Germany Schaefer, from
the distance running.
Donovan announced to-night that
Roger Peckinpsugh will again act as
field captain Of the Yankees. Peck
has held this position for the last two
seasons. having been appointed first
when Frank Chance was manager OF
tie club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
GARDENER Married. excellent reference no,
house. glafs frames vegetables. fruits, rowers
lawn. wife make butter an board help. Cargcn-
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Female.
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years reference k.. Miss Hoimaycfs Agency. 10
last "a st. thlri foor Tel SaiI-Mursy mn
A lIot sEWORkLR Young Irish sir. ~.
cciieni Ueol references no laundry. Mac Mis-
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Tc spii MURRAY mn
COT PHI butler generally useful man wife cham
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lent reference country preferred. wages x5e MIS-
Shaughucasy'a Agency. ~ West go -.
tOtrtI Swiss. butler valet. useful. psrlormsnl
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Asrn.,. u Wet 80 49,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.


Malta FEB -5-chAriton CGrcebl. New York for
Meaieriieo. Feb s'-yauOan tBrl. New York via
:, Miriaes. Feb IS ocamo tBr). New Ycrk for
Genoa nr previously
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via = Lucia AID vaii.is
Nap.c. Feb 25-Casers liaN. New York.
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Liverpool. Tcb 2N-hyleness lBrl. Baltimore.
Bahia. Feb 2S-Aliuas Geraes Bran. Nes York
London ,'i p' Fc5 ss-N.csinsr CB0 Philadelphia
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N,spo-t News via St Lucia. Por' Natal. er
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Darlington and K0cher
Make HOn1erS for Giants
Forsakes Campus
For Marlin Camp

Hanover. y. IT,. Feb. 29.-Henry
W. Wacker. of New York. member
Of the sophomore class Of Dart
mouth College. gave up his studies
to-day TO join the New York Giants
on their spring training trip.
Wacker pitched for the Dart
mouth freshmen last season. but
was ineligible for the varsity team
this year because of semi-profes-
sional baseball which he played last
summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
NO FREE RIDES TO
COAST GOLF TOURNEY
Association Directors Withdraw
Acceptance Of California Offer.

Palm Beach, Fla. Feb. % +. II.
Bsnkhead, jr, secretary of the Vest
ern Golf Association, tonight an
nounced here that by a mail vote di-
rectors Of the association had reversed
their recent action in accepting the
California offer for free transportation
20 the annual tournament there.
According to Mr.. Bsnkhead. the Of
fer was accepted only tentatively, and
the directors reputation was basel on
the fact that acceptance would be a
direct violation of amateur rules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01

Guam AMI Philippine islands via san Fran
c.scol tclose a. II 80 MT ;-ans-
port 40 nay
Japan. Corea. china via Seattsl tciose al
5 80 . ml-Ava Mar. .......... 49,. hcn :
Hawaii. Philippine Islands via San ran.
ci.col frose al II 80 m)--Niheluins Men 5
Naval Japan. Corea. China Philippine Isl
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
RUPERT BUYS TWO
FAMOUS ST. BERNARDS

Jacob Rupert has just purchs ed
from Taller Messenger. one of the most
successful breeders IN England, the two
famous smooth-coatcd ST. Bcrnards
Champion Marck OF kcswck and Paul
OF keswick. which he expects TO arrive
IN this country within the next two
weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
CARTER A VICTOR
in GOLF TOURNEY
Wins Gold Medal for Best
Score at Pinehurst in
Qualifying Round.

Pinehurs:, y. C., Feb. 29.-The sec
ond eighteen holes OF the thirty-six
hole qualification in the twelfth annual
spring golf tournament was played to-
day Phil. Carter won with ease the
gold medal for the best score IN the
qualifying round. His card wss rs
over Course 40. yesterday end so
over No 2 to-day. for 4 total % lj6.
Is. T. Mcrriman. the former Coanecti-
cut state champion, vas second, twelve
strokes behind Carter.
spencer Waters and j. y. Arm strong
tied 81 ia for last place ia tire first
division, Waters winning on tho play
Of. Those who qualified in the first
Two divisions follow:
FIRST SIXTH. THIRTY SIX HOLLIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-01
Savior Shows Improvement.

Indianapolis. Feb. %. Milburn Say
Tor, the lightweight boxer. who has
been seriously Ill with pneumonia ut
his home here, passed through the crisis
Of the attack to-day. and tonight was
slowly improving. Physicians said he
nrobablY would recover.