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Evening journal., 1916-06-02
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
BREAK -FOUR RECORDS
Harrington, Sproul, Loose
and Mcdonnell, Set New
Marks in Field and Track
INTER CLASS MEET
IS WON BY JUNIORS

The Wilmington High School juniors
won the annual inter-class field and
track meet at Wawaset Park yesterday
afternoon. in which four previous rec
ords were broken. The juniors scored
~ l-s points, the seniors were second
with 80 l.S points, soplou. ~l
with p Is, and fre,hno
l.3. The meet attra,
crowd. 4. C.. Keycs, track coa,n az
Delaware College, was referee.
Joe Harrington WAS the individual
star of the meet winning the cup for
she highest individual point winner with
II points. lie won the 100 and 220- yard
flashes and iuished third in the 220-
yard hurdles harrington rim the 22O.
yard dash in 23 seconds, establishing a
new record The former record was
23 l.5 made boy j Draper Brown, Jr,
in 1909.
Captain Sproul broke his own record
oi 4.iG in the onc-milc run when he
made the mile in iil -. Mcdonnell
broke thc pole vault record OF 9 feet @
inches. made 10y Edgar Goldberg i'm l00S.
Mcdonnell cleared the bar at 10 feet
] inches. llc recently broke the rec.
ord IN this event at Delaware college
and Tome Institute.
lc fourth record broken was the dis.
Gus Harry loose was the one 10 cstab-
lish n new record in this event. Loose
made record ol los feet last year and
this year he Increased that 10 II g -.
lhe meet was great success. In the
grammar school relay race No. "a won.
40. IS had already won twice. and had
they finished first yesterday the trophy
would have been the property Of that
school No - spoiled their chances
however. The summary follows:
Summaries.
lO0-yard dash-First heat Har-
rington II. first; Fisher. 10, second
Time. 10 As seconds.
Second Walker. 'l6, first: Ell
liott. 10. second. Time. 10 4-5 Soc
onds.
l00-yard dash final Harrington.
~, first: Elliott. 10. second; Walker.
'16 third Time. II seconds
One mile run Sproul. rs. first
Siowell. rs, second; Goldstein, rs,
third. Time. minutes, Al 2-5 sec
onds
--N-NdIu utNU -fAdiIANklnNf
first; Walker. 'i6 second Silver. H.
third Time. % seconds.
l40-yard dash Silver. 16. first;
Kite. '16. second. Time. Sc seconds,
22O-yard low hurdles-hrst heat
Nintrup. first: Almond. second
Time. % Is seconds.
Second heat Wnningham. FIRST;
Silver. second. Time. 2S As seconds
Third heat Harrington. first: VIII
iiams. second Time. "a seconds.
22o-yard low hurdles finals Win
nineham. rs. first; Wintrup, II. sec
ond' Harrington. II. third Time. 20
seconds.
Sso-yard run Sproui rs. first; i;
Topkis. '16. second McMullin. II.
third Time, . minutes. s AS sec
onds
Shot-put-L Loose. 10 first. 81 feet 5
inches: r. Mcdonnell. ~. 33 feet s "a
inches. second; Crawford. IS. 33 feet
s "a inches. third
Pole Vault. Mcconnell. ~. iC
feel 4 inches. first: A. Allison. ~. II
feet inches. second; T. Mcconnell
~. 10 feet u inches. third
High jump. Mcconnell, ~,
feet inches. first; Wintrup. II.
feet inches. second: France. 'l9
Sidwell. rs and Smith. ~ tied TO
third. feet 10 inches.
Broad Jump--Walker '16. 10 fee
sis inches. first, Wintrup, ~. 10 feet
Evening journal., 1916-06-02

game. too. batting $50 in each game
His work seemed to turn the grand
stand fans against him. Don't mind
that, Joe Boy. keep the good work up.
Regan swatted the old pill fre-
quently.
What it takes to peg them to the
sacks that old Fishback child has got,
eh, bol
Pennock played the best game Of
his career at the hot corner. having IA
assists with but one single error The
kid got the glad hand when he picked
one off the fence, injuring himself
from the fall
o. T. Wrecking Crew in the eighth.
Duffy doubles, Pennock singles.
scoring Duffy. Gray doubles. Reasin
doubles, tieing the old score. That's
the stuff
Herrlck expects to take pair of
stills with him on his next trip to
Milford He's going up
Duffy led in the fielding with nine
putouts and cutting off two runs at
the plate.
Chick put one over in the fourteenth
inning OF the l6 candle power variety.
which broke mp the old game. All
the way from Norfolk, "eh Chick"
Jake took third bag for pillow and
fell asleep. boo
Yorklyn next Saturday, boys.
Evening journal., 1916-06-02
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORT
PENLYN AT ELKTON.

Penlyn A. A. will go TO Elkton to-
morrow to meet the team Of that
place. Since there is no Del-Mar
League this year the Gretna Green
boys have been playing independent
ball and have been putting up an eX-
cellent game. defeating all their op-
pOnents.
The regular Penlyn lineup Will
take the field with Watkins, Horn, as
catchers; Boggs. Carter, Okeete
Sharpe. Mckay, White and McCarden'
infelders. and Simpson, Follmer,
Raughley. Robinson and Stetser' out
fielders. Pugh will probably pitch.
Evening journal., 1916-06-02
What Do You WanI
10 Know About Sport

Sport Editor EVENING JOCRNAL
% What major league team has
won the most games straight and
which team broke their winning
streak? (2) Who is rated as the best
pitcher in the major leagues? co Who
is the best all-round player in the
major leagues? A.
(D Greatest number in National
League. Providence, 1884, 20; Ameri-
can League. Chicago, 1906, 19; great.
est number of consecutive games ever
won. Cincinnati, 1s69-7O, 81. (9) John.
son and Alexander. (3) Matter OF
opinion.
Evening journal., 1916-06-02
lard FIBRE AT CLAYMONT.

The Delaware Hard Fibre team will
journey to Claymont tomorrow where
they will clash with the fast General
Chemical nine. Manager Hawke urges
all of his men to be on time to catch
the 1.30 Darby car at Front and Mar
ket streets tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1916-06-02

public prints that
all the neck the bench which the
contention his
simultaneously with the diagnosis Of the Of the ament the
to call N a
in
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sleeping a raretr treatfo
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little revolutionary
n
Evening journal., 1916-06-02
CHURCH LEAGUE MEETING.

The Church League will meet in
THE EVENING JOURNAL Office at
7.30 o'clock tomorrow Saturday
night President Collision urges all
the managers and league umpires to
be present.
Evening journal., 1916-06-02
GET A BOX OF
"AMERICAN NAVY"
Twelve Juicy Cuts Wrapped in
Foil and Packed in a
Handy Carton

"A new and better way to buy your
chewing tobacco has been introduced
by that famous plug brand-American
Navy. A dozen tasty Scent cuts
of American Navy can now be OBJ
tained in a carton. Each cut is wrapped
in foil. While you're using one, the
others are kept fresh and juicy by the
protective sanitary covering.
Evening journal., 1916-06-02

at Hoboken; November 4, Dickinson
at Carlisle; November II. st. Johns
at Newark; November IS. Galladey at
Newark, and Thanksgiving Day, Mt.
st. Marys at Newark.
Evening journal., 1916-06-02

second; Fairbanks, ~, is feet 1115
inches. third
Discus throw-Loose. 't6. III feet
6iL inches. first; McManus, rs. 90
feet inches, second; Fairbanks, II,
Sc feet inches, third.
Grammar school half-mile relay
No "a first (Gunsolus, Keen, Brough-
ton, France); No. 2S. second ovation
Gibson, butcher, Heyle). Time,
minute, 55 i-5 seconds.
Junior half-mile relay-B Middle
first (Sidwell, Middleton. Lynch,
/ Wise); Junior. second Crawford,
Sdwell. France, McClaiferty, Ayerts)
| Time, 1 minute AZ seconds
Senior mile relay-A senior. first
/ (Gordy. Campbell, Anderson. Walk
err r senior, second (Allison,
Downey, White. Chandler); c Senior,
third &c. Williams. II. McCaughan. A.
Hemphill. C. Allmondl. Time, min.
utes 3.5 seconds.
Evening journal., 1916-06-02
FREMONT BINGOS

fremont lost two fast games 10 the
fast going Caulk Club, OF Milford. on
Tuesday; scores 9-S and Al; the first
mill going IA innings.
fremont would have been shooting
that old pill over the pan yet had the
boys not inhaled the fumes Of those
chicken croquetts
fremont connected with everything
but the train
Eddie Mason. formerly Of the Park
side Club, of the Del-Mar League,
started the first game for the down
Staters. and was given ragged sup
port. which netted four tallies for
fremont
Hats off to Umpire Richards for his
good work
Johnson was in fine form for the
afternoon performance. keeping their
few hits well scattered
Bob Gray got another one Of those
old time circuit drives over the center
garden fence.
Joe Boy Briscoe was in that old
Evening journal., 1916-06-02
"WTLD BILL" IS SOME DEMON DOCTOR
ROSS OF YANKEES PUTS UPHOLSTERED CUSHIONS
BENCH TO WARD OFF TONSILLTIS.

Upholstered cushions will
WildBl Donovan doubling
Chris Columbus has and dis covered something
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
WAR PROSPERITY
INITIATES JAPAN

sNN FRANCISCO. March : rhat
Jbpan is polonislns and apparently In
tends iu retain the South sen islands cap
'urrd dutins The pfcscn, sar from the
grfmsrf was the statement msdu here
d, ~ Frederick STAR professor " sn-
ihtrrnips, unl,rrsil, ~ ChlrAsn who
vas rntpuis ~ rhicern Monday hom the
orient after ss months research vufs In
lpran aud Korea
iapsn said ut starr hss no Ben.
trntinn " lithdrfNinr trpm The -.
dfuns nf Nsfshall Islands Witch sh' has
iakyn from GERMANY. She has slfvsd,
undertaken r,psnsi,c schemes With ref.
ef,nrr tn the p~,,l service. ,rlssrsphs
and gslirs ~ these rrsss ssirns She is
srrilns SETTLERS In lurnt,, h. them
since the war began In Europe ynn
iinusd ~ S,ati more than iono NEW
rtiiinnsurs have tssr made IN Japan
t,itn,atant ideas have TAKEN puss-s
sInn " tho iarsnsss nsiirn and wsvs
nt speculation is sweeping o,et the soun
ifA
pf STAR ssid also that lspsns trade
with lrdis had Increased snnfmru.l, since
ihr est and that w This development
.isI Tho rrssiidIi, uf tnnp,ii.nn ri'h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
ACC0MPLICES SAY
PIRATE IS CRAZY

NEW YORK Npril one ~ the thre"
men named ht Ci0r-re Reginald Ilud-
.on. alias Ernest schiller A. his NJ.
.ir'ants In an alleged con-pirao, 10 blow
M tho CuBri liner lNnnUnia. d. siili
NJ liberty hut tho police say they ~.
pect to arrest him hcfnt" mght Hudson
" the man vino captured me Rr''lsh
ship Nstoppo ~ sea and Rwed h"f crew
~ nf,N ,rit mon Nv di-Tlav ~ r..
NulVcrt
Ucorse Hallor and otto Milleder. M.
rested SInda, nlEm AMI held unfe'
minor charges ~ Hudson fellow cor.
splp,ors Ndmrt-d Monday they had
frcpuer, conferences With Hudson con.
corning his plans 10 blow w british NJ
French vessels Wing ~ piers here. They
said the, hed received money fr,m HIM
~ buy d,ramltr motor boat rcvolv'rs
aud other suTFlirs hut asserted that
the, spent his money for their nSn h"nc.
'ii and pbVnei r"NoNcrs hv bought Tor
them
= was WORKING Schiller tof an could
get" said Millcd-r got about 80 out
~ him 10 bus dynamite hut ! slent the
none, IN myself lIc told me about HE
scheme ~ blow ur shlps Nins NJ tho plsrr
NJ the JunHrd nnd Anchor lines
thought he wa rtaiv and decided tn
take hr none, dd not tr, tn huy
any dynamite
Mtllcdcr Nid no ven, With hudson H.
lonk over the vessels NJ the picts ~ tho
Anchor and Cunprd lines and that ilui
sun said he wanted To iniutc only Eng
lush shire
llallc' said Do, proposed these thing
to him fow minutes after the, had
mo, We said Hudson planned IN rrW'
M, HN,r ffom linbokrn W huu,h.
| tiiuth alnatd the steamers carving d,.
mantle and whom tho seom,F was ont
I side Ssri, hroS. hold az the captain
/ blow up ,h' -'saprr snd escape n M
hnats
/ We to. liudson ,o he cts,, sait
I iialIef rd derif-,i IN sci what none,
I there vss IN " lle told NJ IN x-t Tho
n,sury from young woman IN Salem
Nsp ~ wrote her and ind her 'hp'
| hudson Nss lcrksd ~ sui that
wanted 80 she scnt " y, spr,ial ds
livery I wrote Rssln iof ~ hut she 'i
not send 4,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
FORMER PREMIER
RENTERS CREEK
POLITICAL FIELD
N. VenIzeIOS Replies to the
King in Statement on the
BuIgar Situation.

NTHENs. Nrril l,ia rnrs. April -
y Premier Neulsrios has resumed
nctiv. participation in creek politics hS
replying SUNDAY iu the Herald. his per
sonal organ. 10 King jourttutirc's recent
interview published iu the H'fliuer Tagr-
hmii
The article u,rupvlug lu entire page.
reviews completely the position ~ tho
Greet monarch since the dissolution ~
the last chamber NJ deputies aud calls
attention iu What tho 81 premier terms
the hsIples-ugsy NJ the straw men, IN
th, government
" Vrutslos ir communicating 10 ths
Associated Press tho icNt " his article,
said ~ WIS The first ~ series dealing
r,hnust,rb With the present situation
" Greco. with rrsard iu y possible
change w 'hc political complexion ~
Grcccc hc said that he could see NO pros.
Pee, " ANY alteration In tho present gov
eminent without immen,c pressure
through public sentiment
N NenlS-lus lsNs great stress on the
bulgarian peril for Greece. pointing out
lh,i the utmost to hc g,iuSd from the
present uuli,, would hs ~ leave Greece
the same ptc. white bulgaria flushed
with Nrior,. trained b, var enlarged
b, the addition " Srfhih aud Macedonia.
and allied With the Turks would not
wait long hriofr Rlhug upon IN south.
err urirhhur
with reference 10 the ro,al thesi. that
German, guarantees RulgNrs will eynru-
ate GtceUr. Macedonia N Nruitrlos i'm
ps,rs that government OF the horns oi
. tho dilemma thu, " Gefmanys assurance.
we're formal and binding Greek moblli,a
ton wns never necessary while " tho
assurances ate not trustworthy mere
passive armed watching bulgaria m.
erase IN sire and resources would b,
wholly insufficient tn save Ctrrcy FROM
the uulgatian peril
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

0l'.u. to conduct somlns section ~
the convention IN national defense called
fur Chattanooga Jun" % Mayor Jesse VI
Ltilcton. OF this ,ify announced SUNDAY
stat" chairman u' the Vumrn.s section uf
the National Security league IN Trnnss.
s"o T"Ss. Colorado khuss. Missouri
Illinois. Kentucky and other southern and
western Ttttrs p' expected p attend
rnd appoint delegates
The ,ul Tor ,h, convention Issuef
SUNDAY urged mayors ana count, iu.tF,,
~ fourteen s'atos i1 send Delegations 10
she convention
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
AsoUIrs LEAVES ROVE.

ROME Nphl {: lyir Parts April :.
. 80 q IN The visit of the British
prime minister. Herbert n A,qui,h 10
Rome ended todaj ana Hr nluith lcft
The capital amid the ohocts ~ thou..
snds Of people Premier Salsndta. ss,s
q luncheon In he honor at which toast,
were exchanged further emphasizing the
union NJ the sllies and their determine
iion TO attain success In the name N
civilization and humanity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
PREPAREDNESS

Prepare 'm nss, veshds, b, ussins
hr,ns ned Ctss psn pius Nsk IN,
s,ci stccsr red vrss Hsli nipr im
part. clear white. makes ,uu smile
phsn ruu ssr the beautiful snow, whit.
iaskst ~ clothes Rcd Ctrss the Wu,
fhai.t tu, blue Al,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

crest Rriain which might ondhnE"r the
friendship that nov exists between IN"
two nations
lie Niid tho japanese treated him with
the utmost frcndlincrs and that they
looked upon the United states a. friend
TOO busy making money n take s"'ious
mart IN world movements
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
W0MeN'S SECTION or
DEFENSE MEET URGED

ruATrANoosN Tenn Nrfl Mfs
I indrn nai~- ~ Nr~ Nutk. chairman ~
M, wnr,an's section " the National se.
rufu, league. has been asked y, the
ms,nfr " foft, suuthstn and western
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03
KING BOOSTS TREASURY FUND.

LONDON. Aprll King Gcorg, has
placed foo. non n the disposal ~ the
treasury \ letter ercompan, ms the de
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

nomination said " - the kings wish
that this sum which he gives IN con.
sequence ~ the wsr should BE- applied
in whatever manner deemed best In ths
opinion ~ his mnl.stv's government"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

uf uf unusual pi,asnfr sni charm VS.
ihs evening fi,sr saiutda, b, the mem
hffs W thr svastlks Study ,mb n honor
" ihsu husbands. ~ ,he hnmr NJ NJ
and Nfs 7 4 nNan Rcd aud white
carnations Decorated ihr reception hail
and dinInr fuom Nhils the U,inr tonm
pas 'tatrari suh tho perfume " lnars
and sees, rras which wefr used In rfn.
fusirn The nlst.siins program vss
~ts.n.i NitN The nussr, Guns ht ~
iApin iund. ehn save as rnunfss NJ,
Mother. itHsaft. aud 4 inu, nn Of
tleav~n N- 4 " uhtnih ftsi .
clever l,srs, Which had numerous take
uifs" ~ tho hohhlss - Tho ,iuh m~rf.
b.fs snd their russis little Miss NAY
w. bee vsd Nsnss ~, loves rhnd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

,n sort. NJ amusing ana unexpected
stunts" featured N. evening" enter.
tbirurut gwen tu the iucmls - tho
Jf.,u Meadow Nccdlocrpri club hv their
husbands Saturday evening NJ m, Home
~ Mr. aud Mr. ilRflHnd MotrHu The
w"u took advantage ~ the dn, h"ing
Nprl lnul IN rp, many practical 'nkos.
Hul iu the supper served NJ tHv close ui
tHr evening the ladies seldom knew What
iu expect newt The latter were M
seated wi one 'unr table decorated Win
plrA aud vru, carnations while the
men served. nnd the menu surprises dis.
closed she u,lad IN tho center of % ru,nH
me sprdwl,hs. and sprfrcinu- contained
w two large ,phhnrr heads phih h de-.
ofat.d ,ns tables the rslish.s w. iosrd
iu nnr large cucumber. the ulyeS In IN"
center NJ Fnslish walnut shells and tho
leo cream In flower pots beneath grow
! ins flowers There were many amusing
samca FOR the evening. hin. and s-y.
rtal musical numbers we're si,cu by Mt
aud Ntr licut, Ossvnkpp and Nfs liht-
laud Nbrr1u we're enjoyed additional
guests ~ the evening were Nrssfs and
Mines ~ V Nntihriseu. Samuel Nghl.
SON y Eivptis and Misses Grriui,
ward aud Ellru smii.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-03

Nr rud Wf. y pfNtU Nusn rnirf.
i8Hri ths ssiUfis, NiGht IIstsfs Sai
utdst evening. hs,inE s'su sa guests ~
sni Nfs " T. NauVIn ~ sni Me-
irh nah stufrf utfr made ~ NJ
Ir.uish ana NJ Iieatd ur Ths rlub
Win D. snU UfisirsI trsi sstftdat rtrrlnr
ir VT ant Wrs utt