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Evening journal., 1916-03-20
P, B. & ". CLUB TO PULL.
SPORT CARNIVAL MAR. e.

Next Wednesday night. at the Ma
tional Athletic Club, Philadelphia. the
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
ton TraInmen's Association will stage
an athletic carnival. which. for vari-
ETY.. will excel anything that has ever
been attempted in this line. In con-
nection with the carnival the club has
arranged hyc bouts. which assures a
real night of boxing.
In the star bout Of fve-number
program. Tommy OKeefe, the clever
Southwark lad. will meet a territorial
rival in Stanley Hinckle, while in the
semi-windup While Harmon will ex-
change punches with the rugged Joe
ONeil. Of North Penn. Then comes
Bobby Mccain. the nyweight cham
pion. and JOHNNY Bossoe, Of Baltimore,
Ritz Walstre. the seashore slugger
will start in the next bout against
Pete Malone. the pride OF Gray's Fer
ry. The show will open with two
fast little fellows. Danny Buck and
Billy Hines. I'm action.
The association conducting the car
nival has made arrangements for a
special train TO and from Whining
ton. and a big crowd is expected. A
number of features have been added
by the committee in charge Of the
affair
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
Slandlng of the Teams.
REACH,S 1916 GuInE.

The 1916 Reach American League
Guide-the official handbook of the
great major league, presided over by
famous Ban JOhnson-has Just made
its ever-welcome appearance. thus
ushering in one more baseball season;
function which it has fulfilled each
Spring for "a consecutive years. This
long continuation of publication alone
has served to make the Reach Guide
the standard annual publication Of
the baseball world without consider
ing the merits of the contents of the
book. which is edited by Francis c.
Richter, the veteran baseball writer
and authority. This year the guide
has been rearranged. being grouped
into four distinct sections, a method
that makes it especially easy TO
search out matters Of reference and
record. Probably of equal importance
with the new arrangement Is the ar
ticle dealing with the settlement Of
the baseball war and the return OF
the snort to its old stable basis.
The book gives a complete review
of the American Leagues fifteenth
eventful season as a major league;
complete records and averages Of the
American League 1915 race and
players; a graphic story Of the 1915
Worlds Series between the Boston
Red Sox and the Philadelphia Ma
tionals; a synopsis Of all remark
able American League feats of the 1915
season: and a general review of all
matters affecting the American
League during the whole of 1915 and
up to date Of publication.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
GREYsTOCK TO PLAY BROwNsON.

Greystock, champions of the Eastern
League basketball league, will be here
on Wednesday night 10 tackle the
Brownson quintet on the latter's
floor. The locals will be given one
OF the greatest battles Of their life
when they face the brawny Philadel-
phians, as the champions compose
about the fastest basketball team that
has taken an Eastern League PEN
pant.
All during tRe season Greystock
has held a commanding lead over its
opponents. At the beginning of the
Eastern League race the champions
started off with a rush, capturing ten
out of the first eleven games played,
and established a record by going
through the first six encounters with
out a defeat.
The coming of the Greystock team
will mark its first appearance at
Brownson Hall. and probably the first
time that this five has ever played i'm
this city. The BrownsOn management
considers itself fortunate in being
able to bring the champion Eastern
Leaguers to Wilmington at so early a
date as the pride of the Quaker City
will shortly begin a transforming
trim. and previous to this trip the
Greystock management has a number
of other games booked.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
DRAAK Wants ANOTHER
match With HERACL

Sport Editor EVENING JOURNAL:
would like to issue challenge
through your paper for a finish match
with John Heracl, the Wilmington
strong man. / don't think ] was treat
ed fair the last time met Heracl.
for he deliberately fouled me and
then the referee gave the decision to
Heracl.
! am willing 10 meet Heracl again,
winner take all. and no holds barred.
I read an article in your paper the
other day that Heracl challenged
stranger" Lewis. II Heracle will
meet me again I will show Whining.
ton fans that he is not as good as he
thinks he is. ] have never refused a
man match and since Heracl thinks
he is good enough to meet Lewis. ]
think he should meet me first. I am
booked solid until March 25. but will
be willing TO meet Heracl anytime
after that date. Kindly publish this
/ challenge and the fans will know If
Heracl Is game enough to meet me
in a finish match. Thanking YOU in
advance ! remain
Very truly yours.
TOM DRAAK.
Belgian Champion
New York, March is.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
eleventh ward TEAM
wins c. 0. P. Series

In the Republican City Quot
League Saturday night the Eleventh
Ward took four out of five games from
the Eighth. the Ninth Ward thereby
winning the league championship. Up
until Saturdays games the Eighth
was in the running. but their decisive
defeat az the hands Of the Eleventh
Warders all but pulled them out Of
second place. Saturdays scores fol-
low:
1ith Ward. ..21 21 n 10 Eli
Sth ward.-.,.19 10 IL 21 12-1
Players Eloventh-James Duncan.
captain; William Hartzoll. II. Hen.
derer, Elmer Booth. Eighh-John
Moore. captain; l. Cox. S Jackson.
r. Donnelly NJ. Mcintyre. Referee
f. Hanesworth. scorer-Elmer Hare.
A special meeting or the captains
of the various teams in the league
will be held at the Y. NJ. r. C. to-
night at 7.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


NOTICE.. THOMAS n. CONCANS0N.
~ tho tenant and occupant Of the house.
situated al No. ia East Fourth street. In
the Fourth ward Of the city Of Wil-
mington. county Of New Castle. and
state Of Delaware. IN compliance with the
requirements OF the acts Of tho General As
scmhly. In such case made and provided.
do hereby give notice that ! shall apply
In writing 10 the Court OF General Sessions.
Of the State Of Delaware. In and for New
Castle county, on Monday. the first day Of
May. A. d. 1916. being tho next term
Of said court. for q license for said house.
IS an inn or tavern. for the sale therein Of
Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart. 10 be drunk on the premises and
iho following respectable citizens q said
ward. az least twelve Of whom arc snbstan.
tial freeholdcrs Of said ward. recommend the
said application viz.
Martin " Farrell. Charles H. Dawson.
Michael Palese. T.. A. Knots.
David ~ Scher Chas r. Mcconnell,
Henrs Carr p. A. Bugkmsster
Abe Bachrlch ID. ID. s..
r. D. GOLDBERG Chas III. Greaves.
W H. Hnrtlose. James r. Iebley.
Louis Brown Walter A. Green.
II g. Buckmaster. Fred n. Cobb.
NJ D. james A. Gold
Hugh DUFFY. A. T.. McMullen
WIN. ! Shiles William u. karr
Wm. T.. Windish Joseph Hughes.
p. D Murphy. Frank r. Hyland
James Kane Thomas J.. Donehoe
mari sat THOMAS II. CONCANNON
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
DELAWARE HORSES ENTERED.

Three Delawareans arc among tho
nominators in the Fifth Avenue Horse
Dealers Sweepstakes for trotters eli
gible to the 2.30 class; the Belmont
stake, for 2:16 trotters, and the Key
stone Stake for 2.17- PAGERS, 20 be
raced over the Belmont Club tracks at
Narberth. Pa. on June z. a total Of
So nominations was made for the
three events.
In the Horse Dealers Sweepstakes
for 2.30 trotters l. Raymond Sned-
eker is the only Delaware nominator.
In the Belmont Stake for 2.16 trot-
ters. Garden Farm, Mat. f. Hayden
and Snedeker are the local nomina-
tors.
For the Keystone Stake. 2.17 PAGERS
Snedeker also has nominated.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
TWO TARGETS swing
VICTORY TO DUPONT
DelawareanS Roll Up Early
Lead That Camden Could
Not Overcome
DECIDE LEAGUE
EONOR LAST DAY
Points Targets
G..-.I n-,frnu

The championship Of the Philadel-
phia Trapshooters' League now rests
upOn the final shoot of the season,
when the Lansdale and S. S. White
teams clash at Holmcsburg Junction,
April 1. II the Whites win they will
tie Lansdale for first place. but If
the visitors triumph il will give them
their first championship.
In Saturdays matches the two
clubs fighting for the pennant won
as was expected. Lansdale proved
too clever for Clearview at Lansdale,
winning by a score Of 400 to 404.
while at Holmesburg Junction Glen
Willow was just So targets shy OF
equaling the 46S breaks the Whites
made.
The nip-and-tuck race for third
place between DUPONT and Highland
was continued by both teams win
ming. DUPONT had a most narrow
escape from defeat at Camden, win
ming by $50 to 44S. while Highland
had It rather easy with Meadow
Spring by scoring a 3SS-345 triumph.
In the other test West Chester finish
ed 10 better than Chester. walking
away from the latter town with a
453-443 clear-up.
The three-cornered fight between
Harry Fisher, OF Clearview; Percy
Phegar. Of Lansdale, and Charles II.
Newcomb. OF the S. S. White, for the
individual high gun honors of the
league enabled the latter to gain on
the other two. for he cracked 40 out
of his so. while Phegar broke AZ and
Fisher as.
In one Of the prettiest races OF the
year, Camden lost to DUPONT by the
narrow margin Of two targets in a
Philadelphia Trapshooters' League
match. at Camden. Saturday after
noon. The score was 45O to AS
With a squad numbering over half 2
hundred the Delawareans got a gooC
lead in the early stages OF the mattel
and until we'll along in the shoot 4
looked as though the visitors had u
clinched by a good margin. Camden''
best men got into the fray well alonl
in the battle and cut down the du 'oni
lead until the result hinged on tho
last sauad-all Jerseymen-to face
the trap.
In spite Of the fact that he used
strange gun. his own having beer
lost i'm a railroad baggage room. l.
u. Lawrence. of Haddonfield, shared
the high gun honors for Camden, h'
and Downs getting AZ each. A lik'
score was made by Marshall OF du
Pont. only two men broke straight II
either of the events. Downs. OF Cam
den. getting them all in his first ap
pearance on the cinders, and Martin
of dupont, coming through with
clean score on his second trip up
Summary.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PERSONAL
Il PROPERTY
The undersigned viii sell at public sale "a
.he auction rooms of stidhnm & son. No. III
East Fourth street. Wilmington. Delaware. on
Wednesday. March 80. ut 90 clock A. NJ.
the following personal property;
4 combination billiard and pool table balls
and cues. I Stoddard- Dayton automobile.
o si 900 bonds Colorado Gold Mining and
smelling Co. $1,000 par value stock Colo.
shares stock Imperial Coal and Coke Com.
pany 10 shares stock Trenton Sonora
Company. 40 shares stock villa Novn
Realty Company. ] share stock flks Home
Building Association.
JAMES ! FORD.
Trustee iu Bankruptcy for Robert s Baird
WILLIAM s. HiLLES. Attorney.
mnr1GIa2O9l.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
ALUMNI Ms EASmY.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MlDDLETOWN. Del. March 20 --
The Alumni Of the Middletown High
School easily defeated the High
School quintet in a cage game here
Friday night. by score OF 35-19 E
Vinyard. Of the Alumni. starred with
field goals and foul goals.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
teams IN TIE FOR
Y. N. c. A. CAGE HONOR

BY defeating the Helmets by 80 to
IL score on Saturday night the
Rufums went into a tie for first place
with the Darts in the Y. NJ. G. A. bas-
ketball league. Tbe league was TO
have closed on Saturday night. but
with the tie TO break. another game
will have to be staged on next Satur-
day night, to decide the winner. The
Comets defeated the Darts. 22 to 10.
putting them back TO the tie with the
Rufums.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
GRFENHILL SHOOT.

Over the Crecnhill Club traps, II. L.
Morgan was high with p breaks. j.
Kaiser was high in Class \ and r. Bon
sail in Class B.
Both the Greenhill and Nemours Trap
shooting clubs. who are shooting every
Saturday at the Greenhill grounds, have
become affiliated with the American
Amateur Trapshooters' Association and
Miss Hammond is the first Wilmington
shooter TO shoot for one of the A. A. T..
A. medals. She made both her shoots
yesterday making 20 and 10, and if
she is as fortunate on her next eight
events of 25, she will win one Of the
bronze medals given 90 women shooters
VINO are members Of the A. A. I. A.
Scnres follow:
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
W. H. s. FOOTBALL SCHEDULES.

Following is the W. II. $. footbaI
schedule for 1916;
September 23-kennctt Square High
at home.
September 3O-Downingtown Higl
School. at home.
October Central High School, away
October l4-Cheltenham High School
at home.
October 2l--Lanoaster High School, nj
home.
October 2s.-Trenson High School
away.
November 4--Baltimore Polytechnic
Institute, at home.
November n-Lower Merton High
School, away.
November lS-Chester High School, at
home.
November 25-Collingswood High
School at home
November 3O-southern High School
at home.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20

Lee Fohl refuses to accept the 1916
cellar championship OF the American
League. Looks like Connie Mack is
in for another tough break.
The bill to legalize boxing in Ken
tucky fell flat. thereby limiting sport
in the blue grass country TO hoss rae
ing. draw and three-fngers.
Phillies working hard to win an
other pennant," is caption on a photo
sent from the south. Chief Bender is
shown pounding his ear in a touring
car.
Il has been said baseball hastens
civilization. COmiskey once took his
White Sox 10 Mexico.-Now look at
the place.
Chief War Eagle has turned 'rass-
ler.' He will specialize in use OF the
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
Camden.

J.B. McHugh and J. r. Robertson won
spoons offered by the DUPONT Club in
Class A. The result in this class follow
j. B. MclIugh, as; }. I. koberson' ioi
]. W. Anderson. IS; W. Edmondson, 40;
L. r. Beauchamp. IS; W. Simonton, A;
II. Crawford. 43; William Swaync, a..
G.. Marshall and r. Wills were spoon
winners in Glass b. The scores made:
G.. Marshall, ~; r. Willis, i5i T. w.
Matthewson, 43; w. L. Jensen, 80; Dr.
Belts, 40; ID. 5. Wood, IS; II. J. Carbon,
a; r. Kcithlcy, 40; c. T. Martin, A; C..
Walker. IS.
In Class c, William Robclen and C..
Leedom were winners. The other two
shooters in this class were j. kOerner'
"a; /. Turner, ~. In Glass ID. j. SNOW
and 4. Dcnnison won. G.. Moore made a
score of "a. In the Ineligible Class II.
Albaugh with alb reak of II with ten
added, was the spoon winner y. Gal
vim broke ll and w. A. Joslyn broke y.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
p. B. q W. SHOOTING.

Twcnty-siN shooters faced the traps
and shot at the clay birds at the weekly
shoot of the p. b. & w. X. Il. Athletic
Association ON saturday. j. T.. Gcore'
broke Gs -. A. Worthington broke
43 so, and b. T.. Cornog had a run of
- -. Scores follow.
p b a W. Shooting Club.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

- - ~. -
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ "The Mayor and Council Of Whining
ton through the Board Of Directors Of
thc Street and Sewer Department. viii
make application 90 the Honorable Herbert
T.. Rice Resident Associate Judge ui The
State of Delaware. within New tartle
County. on tho eighth day OF April. A. d.
Chambers. IN the County Court House a
Wilmington for the appointment OF Eve ga.
dcious and impartial frceholdcrs Of said
county 10 vacato an that portion of The bed
OF Friendship street liormerly called Ham.
ilton Court. a. laid out ON the map oi Tie
City Of Wilmington, more particularly de-
seribcd as follows
Beginning at point on the northerly
side of Friendship street. distant ninety fve
feet eight Inches Oastcrly from the casterly
side Of ratnall street. thence easteriy
along said northerly side Of Friendship
street. sixty-hye feet eight inches 20 tho
thence southerly. along said side Of said FL.
ley and parallel 20 Tatnall street and scross
the end of said Friendship street. thirty icct
10 the southerly side of said Friendship
street thence westerly. along the aouthcrly
side of said Friendship street, sixty-hve feet
eight inches. TO r. points thence nerihcrly
nud parallel 90 Taiuai street, crossing the
bed of said Friendship street thirty feet &c
the place Of beginnings
4 tho said Friendship street being public
/ street Of the said city % Wilmington and
/ public road In Wilmington hundred.
I BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THr
sIREEl AND SEWER DEPART
Byi GEORGE W. SPARKS. President.
Attest; HENRY q. TAYLOR. Secretary.
mar7-30t
Evening journal., 1916-03-20

OuD pllcnlne Sldus yet shakespeare Is
managing to save his Bacon.
The 1000 bOwlers gathered for the
A. B. c. meet at Toledo ought to make
great headway against villa II the
dodo ball were legalized
Manager Tinker plans sending in
Shortstop Mulligan and Outielder
Mann for today's game with Pat
Morans club at Tampa. They will
fill gaps caused by the temporary
benching of Schultz and Mike Doolan
Steve O'Neill. Indians veterans back
stop. showed his class in Sunday's
game with the New Orleans Pelicans
at New Orleans by cutting down four
runners who tried to steal second.
Hank ODay. the veteran umpire, is
i'm mid-season form. During a prsc-
tice game at Hot Springs, Altenberg,
Pirate rookie outfielder took viO-
lent exception to a decision and start
ed belligerently for O'Day and then
stopped. Don't stop half way," yell
ed Hank. come on over"
Iris Speaker became a hold-out to-
day. no word from the Texan having
reached Manager Carrigan at Hot
Springs. Duffy Lewis was shifted 10
centrefeld in the practice games and
will probably remain there If Spoke
fails to sign.
A Houston. Texas, halter is send
ing out of town today for a man
bonnet a foot in diameter at the hat
band. The wise ones figure It may
be for Benny Kauff. Benny got his
first hit of the season yesterday.
The melancholy days have come. II
Ask any Yankee. Manager Donovan
| is giving them the "Once over" hard
at Macon these days, getting ready
TO apply the tinware. The Hank
hears cans rattle whenever he steps
I Forty-three in the squad now and
/ only thirty to come home.
Connie Mack ordered full steam
/ ahead at Jacksonville today for the
! series with the Boston Braves on
! Thursday. His. sea-going infelder'
I and outfielders arrived during the
morning. a few hours after Larry
Lajoie and Third Sacker Pick check
ed in by rail.
Half OF the Phillies crossed the bay
from ST. Petersburg to Tampa this
morning to take another fall out o
the Cubs this afternoon. The re
I mainder will chase flies at Coffee PO
Park Shortstop Mike Doolan Ii
here now fifteen pounds overweight
Grinith's hurlers at Charlottevill'
are to begin curving them this week
The old fox wants to see what SOM
Of his wonders against straight bal
pitching can do against the rea
thing Gallia. Johnson. Ayers ant
Shaw are ready to show Rookie slug
gers up.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
TRAP SHOOTING
BASKET BALL
CORKRAN HEADS
GOLF AssOCIATI0v.

At a recent meeting Of the Middle
Atlantic Golf Association. held in
Washington, ID. c.. B. Warren Cork
ran, Jr, of Baltimore. Nd. was elect
ed president TO succeed J. Ralph
Baily, OF this city.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
Stnndlng 0f lhe Tenms.
YISCOsE 3. MII..EnGE M0On 0.

MARCUS HOOK, Pa. March 90 -
Before a fair attendance the annual
benefit game OF the Football Associa-
tion OF Eastern pennsvlvania and Dis
u'ict was played here ON Saturday. be-
tween the Niscose eleven and the pick
of the Wilmington Wanderers and
Edge Moor. the silk workers winning
out by three goals 10 none
NigcOgp Wilmington Edge Moor
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
MAsOuRRADE suITs.

MASQUERADE SUITS AND WIGS 10
Afl hire. FRANK BfESfNGER. Corner
Fourth and Walnut streets. d. ; A. Phone
6250-W. saD1o-tf
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
SANITARY WORKERS

NJ X. kELTER--SANITAhY ODOh-
Nl. LESS EXCANATING.
Ohce, s. ". Cor. Fourth and West Sia
y. & A. Phone. 51ts. oet2l-d.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
TRANSPORTATION
Pennsorove Ferry

Winter schedule: Leave Wilmington 8 so
2 90. 90, 3. 90. 10. 90. 90 A. NJ. IA
clock noon, 1 90, 2. 80, 8 90, 400, 90.
g. 90. 8. 90, 10 30 and IL 90 p. NJ. sto.so
Leave pennsgrove 7.15. g. 90. 3. 90. 1000.
IL. 90, A. NJ, 1900 noon. 1. 90. 2 90, SIS
4. 90. 8 90 500. Z 90 o. 0Ox, Ills p. n.
and 1a. as A. NJ. xs.45 p. ". Sunday.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20

The brood mare Eula c.. by Preton-
der. that died recently at Roslyn
Farm. Chestnut Hill. al the age OF
20 years, was the dam of Sibola and
Miss Eula. both by Potential Cut
chula and Roslyn Gem, by Straight
Cut; Uncle Lew. PAGER. by Waponee.
2.13 IA. and Eula Dewey, by Ad-
miral Dewey, 2.04 "a.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
WALL PAPER

DOoMs PAPERED s2.25 AND UP. WORK
III guaranteed H. Shames. i03 North Jack
son st. Phone 4321-J. marif-tf.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
NOTES FOR HORSRMEN.

Harry ]. Stoeckle failed 10 make
entry in the Keim three-year-old
stake. although he had Signola, b. c.,
3. by Echo Todd.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20

Manager Tinker plans sending in
Shortstop Mulligan and Outhelder
Mann for today's game with Pat
Moran's club at Tampa. They will
fill gaps caused by the temporary
benching OF Schultz and Mike Doolan
Evening journal., 1916-03-20

The 1000 bowlers gathered for the
A. B. c. meet at Toledo ought to make
great. headway against Villa II the
dodo ball were legalized.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
scalp-lock.

J. Bradley Hogg lost his job on the
Cub pitching staff. yet Shakespeare is
managing TO save his Bacon.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20

ELORA JOHNSON sTRADLEY. NO. eo1
~ Market street Graduate OF Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns Bunions fngrovn
Nails, Etc. Evenings by appointment. d.
a A.. 26t7. ianoo.if
Evening journal., 1916-03-20

ELIzABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler 4 Hams, Ltd. Chiropody and
No oOU ADAMS ST. ID. a A.. zoos. Evsn-
ing by appointment. msr2e.f.
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
CHIROPODIsI's

IT4RTfS BRAUN. cHIRoPoDIsr SIS
4il Market S.. treats al ailments peculiar
20 tho feet most scientifgally. Phone. 627f.
Open evenings feb29th
Evening journal., 1916-03-20

Pitcher Fortune oughta stick with
the Phillies Il he has any kind Of luck
Evening journal., 1916-03-20
vi Il. S. FIYE RESuLrS.

The W. II. $. basketball team has
led its 1915 schedule. The result OF
Evening journal., 1916-03-20

steve O'Neill. Indians veterans back
stop. showed his class in Sundays s
game. with the New Orleans Pelicans
at New Orleans by cutting down four
runners who tried to steal second.
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BRITISH SHIP SHELLED
BEFORE TORPEDO FIRED

LONDON. luly y The British
steamer Virginia. which wa, sunk by
d German submarine several day, ag1.
va. first shcllcl %, ,hc submarine u
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dress. and 'ner W.'l send for YOU when
they are 30 need OF your type"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-21

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