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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-02
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Henry Schuch. Emil Schuch,
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
Getting PARK IN SHAPE
FOR POWDER MONKEYS

With but fifteen days before the
Wilmington Atlantic League players
report for practice. the Front and
Union streets grounds are taking on
a more business like atmosphere. or
Tommy Bardon has been busy there
for some time. but yesterday when
the rain had started he had to lay on.
The wind of yesterday that fol-
lowed the rain kept the ground keeper
busy keeping an eye on the fences
surrounding the diamond At numer-
Gus times 4 looked as II portion of
the fences would fall.
However. Bardon said this morn
ing that he would have the main poles
along the line re-enforced so that he
would not have to worry any more
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
ENRICHT TO PITCH
WILMINGTON Opener
Greenwell is After Bourland
as Regular Twirler
With AtIantiCS
ERICKSON ALSO
MAY JOIN CLUB

Manager Ernie Groenwell Of the
Wilmington Atlantic League club.
went on a scouting trip to Chester
town, Md. yesterday to see the Wash
ington College -Ursinus game. Green
well is somewhat tickled that he made
the trip. He saw a grand exhibition
of baseball and had the opportunity
Of looking over some classy material.
Coach Tommy Kibler, the former
major Lacquer. who has been playing
with the Upland club OF the Delaware
County League. had an eye on Green
well. fearing that Ernie would steal
some OF his best men before the col
lege season is over.
However, he finally consented to
give Greenwell the helping hand. Jack
Enright, who halls from Fort Worth,
Texas. and who helped the Upland
team win the Delaware County League
flag, will pitch the opening game for
the local club He performed in great
style against the crack Ursinus Col
lege team yesterday. trimming them
by a . to l score. allowing but two
Nus anu AuMMAMk AuAA NNNh hANNtAN AA'
Enright without doubt. is the best
pitching prospect in this section. He
comes highly recommended by Frank
lin Baker and Coach Kibler. He will
ioin the New York Americans later
Roy Bourland. another Texas boy.
showed up we'll. and will surely land
an outfeld berth with the Powder
Monkeys. Bourland is very fast. a
good hitter and carries a big league
whip.
Ambrose Erickson. star of the
Washington College club, has re-
ceived several fattering offers from
Eastern League clubs. and IL they
meet his terms. he will probably join
that organization. While on the
other hand. Greenwell will go the
limit with his bidding 10 land this
sensational ball tosser Erickson has
major league calibre. steps around a
la Ty Cobb and should come close
10 proving a star in the Atlantic cir
cult. He is considered the fastest out
fielder i'm collegiate circles. During
! the 1914 season he created a yOum
riot throughout lower Delaware by
his great all-around work. Should
Greepwell land Erickson, he viii
have made long step toward th'
championship.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
FAIRFAx LODGE INSTALLATION.

Deputy Grand Master George n
Bailey and suite installed the newly
elected officers of Fairfax, last night
as follows: James Simpson. noble
grand; II. B. Taylor, vice grand; J.
A. Barlow, assistant secretary; c. NJ.
Dawson. warden: Joseph Barton. con-
ductor; James Sayers. chaplain: r.
G. Denlow. r. s. s.; II. s. Livergood,
L. S. s.; Edward Kelley. r. S. y. G.;
George Cooper, L. s. n. G.; w. w.
Pierce. r. S. V. c.; W. Sharpless. l..
$. V. c.; Thomas Brannock. inside
guard; II. Seaman. o. s. Guard.
The noble grand appointed a COM
mittee Of three TO DO the entertaining
for the next six months. The COM
m'ttee comprises W. w. Pierce, II.
Seaman. Oscar Burns. After listen
ing to speecl es from the Grand Lodge
officers, Past Grand Master John T.
Magee on behalf Of the lodge pre-.
sented 10 Willard T. foreman. the re-
firing noble grand a watch chain
The members were then escorted tc
the banquet room where the enter
tainment committee had prepared a
banquet. The entertainment commit
tee was composed of l.. Buzine. D.
Cowan, G. Snyder. r. Turner. ]. w
Turner. T. Brannock, e. Solomon. L.
u. Pierce.
Past Grand Buzine is the new di-
rector OF the orchestra.
Fairfax is getting things in shape
to receive a class of so candidates on
May 5. Maxwell is captain Of the
white team; Sayers is captain Of the
pink team; r. Turner is captain OF
the blue team. and +. Kelley is cap
tain of the red team. They are work
ing hard to see which team will bring
in the most candidates.
Fairfax degree team will visit
Asylum Lodge, No. % on next Thurs
day and confer the third degree on
class of ten.
Fairfax degree social, which was
organized some time ago is still Wis
iting the members homes every Wed
nesday evening and on last Wednes
/ day they visited the home of l.. Hodg
/ son. No 532 East Serenth street. OF
next Wednesday they will visit the
home Of George Casper, No. 62l Madi
son street.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
ALL.WILMINeToN UMPIRE sTAFF

Announcement was made today OF
the following umpire staff for the All
Wilmington League:
Robert Cunningham.
Robert Jamison.
Joseph Schabach.
Eddie Abrahams.
Cunningham and Schabach were on
the league stan last year. Jamison
ofliciated in the league several years
ago. Il will , Eddie Abrahams' first
year as an umpire. Jack MCGOWAN,
who has been the league chief for
years. will continue to serve in that
capacity.
The league will open its season on
leXt Saturday.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
GOLDEY ALUMNI TO
HOLD field Sports

Men bers of the Alumni Association Of
Goldey College met in the college rooms
OF the old Coldey College last night. 1t
marked the last meeting that the assoc
iation will ever hold in the old school
as the neNt meeting and all thereafter
will be held in the new building at
Ninth ami Tatnall streets
Il wa, announced that the association
would hold another field day this year,
the time and place to be- announced
later The following committees were
ippointed'
lramsportation-ll b. Warrington, c
A. Darby and u. p. Gunby.
Ladies' Sports--Constance Wynands,
a. J.. EllWanger, Pauline kolch, HeleA
Nickel, Florence Cooper and Ellen Er
fickson.
Mems Sports-A. n. Kalmbacher
William A. Brooks. Maurice Braunstein
Oscar Steigler, Frank Carpenter and
". Vernon.
Baseball -Aumon Lvcrmore, II. r..
Barteuslager. r. Y. Criswell, j. Homer
Day and j. u. Vineyard.
pom motion IL was decided 20 COM
binc the May and June meetings, hold
ing same or May 10. which will be the
last meeting until September.
After adjournment of the business
session a pleasing program was present
oil cousislinrof Instrumental and vocal
music and games ina which all partici-
patcd. Refreshments. consisting OF
lemonade. cakes and Easter eggs were
then served and dancing concluded the
evenings entertainment. music being
furnished by O. T. Shorter.
The entertainment for the May meet
ine will be by the following; NJ. T.
L,nam. IT.. Virginia Cohee, Emily
Anderson. Constance Wynands. \. y.
Kalmlacher, G. G. Watson and George
l. SNYDER.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
REpORT REID Will RESIGN.

While it has been reported that vii
fred Reid, the professional golfer at the
Wilmington Country Club. contcm-
plated leaving the club. officials of the
club say hc has not expressed any i'm
teniion whatever of leaving here. Mr..
Reid has been here a few months The
report had il that he would succeed
"Alcx" Ross at the Bme Burn (Alassa
chusettsl Country Club.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
M. II. S..REACOM GAME OFF.

w. H. S. and Beacon B. c. baseball
teams will not play because OF mis-
understanding between the managers.
The game has been postponed to a
later date. which will be announced
soon.
The game with the DUPONT II. s.,
however. will be played on Wednes-
day. April 19 II is hoped that a large
number OF rooters will help the
Cherry and White win.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15

be returned quickly enough to head
of the man who is running to FIRST
Make each peg be accurate.
Before you throw be sure you will
head the runner off. Practice hand
ling low balls. A clean pickup in
variably retlres the batter.
A long reach is a great help to a
first-baseman. II Is sometimes hard
to gauge a long throw. stand with
both feet in front OF the base so that
the position may be easily changed
from one side TO the other. according
10 the course oil the ball. Watch for
the foul flies. Practice sprinting. Al
ways be on the alert to grab popups
Don't wait for the ball to come C
you. Go after Il.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
MTRCHS COLTS WIN.

Murch's Colts defeated No. .
School by the close score Of II 10
10. The feature of the game was the
hitting OF Lynch for Murch's Colts.
Batteries-No. 9 School: Pusey and
Thornton; Murchs Colts: Lowell and
)'Brien.
Murchs Colts would like TO ar
range games with any 10 TO 1S' year
Did team in the city. Send challenges
% JOSEPH, Lowell. No. 1908 W. Fourth
street.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
PLEASED WITH
WAR RELIEF sALEs.

Judge David T. Marvel. chairman Of
the State committee for the Belgian
Relief. expresses himself as highly
gratihed with the result of the Bel
gian Bargain Days. held on Wednes-
day aud Thursday. by local merchants
for the benefit Of war sufferers in Bel
gium and Northern France. Most of
the stores entirely sold out the goods
they had allotted for this purpose.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
MeowAN Ar cHEsrERrowN.

Bill McGowan umpircd the Washing
ton College Ursinus game, at Chester
town. Md. yesterday. Washington Col
lege won, , 20 /.
Bill will umpire tho Penn IIaverford
game today.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
c. W. DAY FOR LEGISLATIVE.

Charles ". Day has announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
tion for the lower branch OF the Leg
islature from the Sixth district,
Brandywine hundred. Mr. Day is a
farmer living along the Concord turn
pike.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
EAST END VS.. vANDEvER.

The East End Athletic Club will
play Vandcyer, at Seventeenth and
Spruce Streets. this afternoon. Am.
bitious players desiring trial will be
given n chance 10y reporting to the
teams at the grounds this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15

The grounds have already been rolled
and await the tramp OF the recruits.
Manager Greenwell was out Of the
city yesterday looking over a couple
OF college players. Ernest would not
say n he had signed the players for
his Powder Monkeys"
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
FIRST BASE.
by JOE TINKER, JR.

The first baseman should be the
surest catcher on the team. as a large
percentage of the balls thrown go TO
his station. When the bases are empty
play well into the field for hits that
would otherwise go safe. Make your
pitcher cover first base on plays OF
this nature. Don't make swift over
hand throws which are liable to be
muffed
Keep your eye on the batter IL first
is occupied. II he bunts toward first
run in and get the ball and peg Il 10
second. taking a chance that il will
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORT
GOLF BALL PRICES
TO BE SHAVED NOW.

Bargains in golf balls are now
in order. The Haskell patent on
balls has expired. after a reign
OF IL years. Competition has be-
come keen and as a consequence
there has been a drop in the
prices. With the expiration Of the
Haskell patent Il will be largely
English-made balls that will be
sold here. The Haskell patent
does not cover the liquid core
balls. They come under the old
Kempshall patent which still has
two more years TO run.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
T0ME TRACK ENGAGEMENTs.

Special TO THI3 EVENING JOURNAL.
PORT DEPOSIT. Md. April 10
The Tome School track men are prac-
ticing steadily in preparation for the
dual meet with Lawrenceville on
April %. The real strength Of the
Tome team is not known as they have
not yet taken part in any competitions.
Their main weakness is a lack OF all
around material. There are no sprint
ers nor field event men, but the dis
tance runners and weight men are the
best Tome ever had. Captain George
X. Matthews OF Richmond. has added
several events 10 his main one. the
broad jump. and is running 22O and
40 in great shape.
The other engagements for the
track team include the Penn relays,
April %: Maryland Agricultural meet
at College Park: Lawrenceville Inter
scholastics. May G; Delaware College
Interscholastics May 13. and the
Tome tenth annual interscholastic
field and track meet. May 20.
Evening journal., 1916-04-15
MERCANTILE sECTION MEETING.

The mercantile section Of the Cham
her OF Commerce will meet on next
Wednesday evening.
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for the Boston Americans. He was
on his way TO Portland, ore, by way
of Phoenix and Los Angeles.
United states District Judge John
GALLEY TWO--SANTA FEE soc
{. pollock and daughter left on
Thursday afternoon for their home at
Kansas City.
Ralph McFie, secretary of the New
Mexico Bar association, after spend
ing a week in Santa Fee, left for mis-
present home In Gallup on Thursday
afternoon
COZ. f.. e. Abbot has returned to the
border at Columbus, where Mrs. ABB
bolt and daughter Jane are with him.
Captain b. f. Ristine is home from
the border on a ten days flrlougn.
Adjutant General Harry +. Herring
has gone to the border for several
DAYS.
Miss Grace Sissons is visiting with
Miss Clara True at the Pajarito
ranch, gathering literary material
for Golfers.
John K. S. Walter as quarter back
for the Hollywood, Cal, Junior COL
lege eleven, was one of the star play
ers, according to the Los Angeles pa
pers this week, in a game with the
state normal school at Los Angeles.
w. Fl. Hahn after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. +. T.. Nuding for a week, left for
Albuquerque on Friday afternoon and
from there goes to his home in Ilol-
IvUppH Gal
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TO ENTERTAIN BANKERS

TO ENTERTAIN BANKERS
The aSsemhlage here this week Of
the New Mexico bankers convention
will he the occasion of Two delightful
entertainments in honor Of the Wis