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Evening journal., 1916-06-09
1861 Gun CLUBS
IN united States
dupont Company Estimates
That I98,O5O Men Enjoy
the Sport Alluring
PENNSYLVANIA
HAS MOST CLUBS

The DUPONT Company has just is-
sued a revised gun club map nt the
United States II shows the location
OF all towns containing gun or trap
shooting clubs and gives the total
number Of clubs up 20 January /, 1916,
as 1861. These clubs have various
memberships. but q conservative esti-
mate would allow fifty shooters 10
club, or total of l9S.050 trapshoot-
ers regularly engaged in the sport.
or course the figures do not in
clude trapshooters not members Of
organized clubs. such as private
clubs. farmers clubs or hand trap
"hends."
The latter class are increasing
daily They reply on a hand trap, the
latest and most practical device for
throwing targets. Il weighs but six
and one-quarteA pounds, costs only
81, and obviates the necessity OF
erecting permanent traps.
Including all classes II Is estimated
that there are over 100000 trapshoot-
ers in this country. The sport Is
growing rapidly. the ten leading
States showing the following number
of clubs Pennsylvania, 492; New
York 3f4; Illinois. 2S7; Iowa. 220 ;
Ohio, 1877 Minnesota, ia; New Jer-
sey, les; Wisconsin, 164; Missouri,
142; Michigan, 1873.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
MADELEY SLIPS
Banana Splits.

Kid Baylis says that anybody that
tried to steal Saturday had better
get an early start for he is going to
nab them all.
Boys, look out for our Giant Sat
urday He is 6 feet II inches high
and weighs 800 pounds. lie spreads
like shrapnel, curves like the Read.
ing and controls like Teddy in the
jung os. This is Ray Arrants of Elk
ton, who has put his name in Big
Six Wintrups kit.
Hick we are going TO look for you
at the Tower for everybody says you
can put It in the top of the Tower
Midget Mclaughlin is expected to
show up Eddie Collins at the Tower
Saturday,
Jack Ruth have a heart when you
throw them out at first Don't make
everybody look as though they have
not started to run yet
Raj Smith says he is going to steal
more than bases this Saturday, and
Is going to get any old thing that
comes u third.
Well, boys. here's to the outfielders,
Brodley. Stewart. and Carley Some
combination in the garden, all batting
over 800 and fielding o. Il. Linthi.
H. A..
Kid Wintrup says give him a new
pair of legs and he will show any of
them the stuff. He has run five miles
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
Military

a double-header at the Military
grounds.
In both leagues many new players
will be seen.
Frank Hohecker, the former Del
Mar and Blue Ridge League pitcher
will twirl his first Wilmington
League game with Brownson.
The Atlantic League is not sched-
uled for a Wilmington game tomor-
row. In their absence the Brown
son Eden games will be played at
Front and Union streets.
The Vandever-Pioneers game will
be played at Eden Park.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

every night. Rain or no rain, Bill
makes dust
Lyric Tenor Porter will lead the
singing at the Saturday game. Some
voice.
Tinsman is in fine form. He did
not pitch three games this week and
expects to hit I'll en- hard.
Star Rotters Preacher Collins, Bald
head Montgomery, Sayers, Cochran
and several others will be there with
voices and hundred kids
Last PVT not least. Hook the
Kaiser was just married. Go get Eddy
for Mt. Salem.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
HASTINGS Is cHIFF UMpIRE.

Phinney Hastings, the former Del.
Mar and Wilmington League um-
pire, has been appointed chief Of umpires
m the Church League, and will work his
hrst game in the league tomorrow
Many fans will be glad to see Phinncy
eenind the wind pad and mask again.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
EDITED BY DAVE.
BIC SATURDAY FOR
The LOCAL LEACUERS

Tomorrow will be big day for the
All-Wilmington and the Church
Leagues. In the Wilmington
League two double-headers are sched-
uled between Brownson and Eden and
Vandeyer and Pioneers. The Church
Leaguers Will play one game all
around, Notwithstanding announce
ment in these columns yesterday that
Bethany and Edge Moor would play
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
Firebrands From the
Camp of the Fire-EaterS
BY +. c. NJ.
BY +. G. NJ.


wenl Welt Six straight and still
going. Make II seven.
Stoney August Is the right kind OF
q sport Before the Eden-Brandy-
wine game he met Prince Mousley,
shook hands with him, gave him and
his team welcome, and after the
game admitted that Prince had the
team Sure, Stoney. we have the team
and admit that the Eden boys gave
us a good hard tussle for last Satur-
DAYS game
Crouch had sore forearm and dis
covered something new that we are
not letting out We keep our secrets
in camp for the purpose of using
them at other times, and Saturday is
one of those days.
Great dope Brownson, that about
your beating Eastlake-Vandever, etc.
by such and such a score hut Bran
DIVINE put it all over you, and we
will repeat as all other historical
events. Get raedy for the drubbing
for the time is coming.
Prince Mousley wants to establish
&. the All.Wilmington League what
the New York Giants tried to estab-
lish in the National-the only differ
ence being that the Giants have stop
ped. while Princes team is still go
ing.
Ha! Hal Laugh. but our record Is
what makes our boys smile.
Everybody In Brandywine and
great many others in the city viii
see the Eastlake-Brsndywine game
Saturday at Twenty-ninth and Mar
ket. If you 20 In to see the Prepared
ness Parade. take a trolley and come
out and see how Brandywine has pre-
pared for this game.
Everybody is now fully convinced
that Jack Logue was born In Mis-
souri, for the reason that you have
10 show him. especially If you are
from what is known as Eastlake.
Austin has his eve on the ball. Bat
her cut boy. Bat her out clear 70 the
woods next Saturday
Another record for Crouch. What
was ito WHY a shut-out Of course.
Goose-egged the other fellows. II Isl
the first but we expect many more.
Doggone the streets cars. and the
new bridge for they helped to keep
take Look Mannering" from reach
ing the Eden diamond for nearly an
hour after the game started.
Fans. friends and rooters get TO the
grounds early II you want to see the |
big league stuff played by little league
players.
Harry Bradford. though a cripple. /
played two innings at FIRST, accented /
all chances and held the first sack /
down to perfection. Then he got two |
hits also.
Jimmy Rainey, our second sacker.
is going to make all the other bows
playing that sack go some TO keen
up with him. He Is playing a num-
Der one game.
II Doc Dougherty keeps on improv-
ing the big leaguers will be after him
OoN - HtdNAh6 lut bdillc Hdfh ana
making good.
Hal Don't forget our strawberry
festival on the 18th and 18th Butch
Kindill will be on hand to dish out
the berries. while Frank Sweeney,
Harry Smith. Fred and Elmer Mar
tin. Ned Raymond and Pat Perryman
will distribute the homemade cake.
Tim Tully. Jake Stafford and Fred
Martin have sent their carrier pigeons
TO North Carolina for the 500-mile
race on Saturday.
Manager Mousley has signed a
couple of new players.
Years ago we went cunning for yell
low legs. Now We are on the field
after blue legs.
We are going into the game with
Eastlake Saturday with all the conf
Evening journal., 1916-06-09
EDGE MooR vs. cHEMIcAI

Inc Edge Moor Iron Company will
play the General Chemical Company to.
morrow at Claymont. The locals will
leave Wilmington on the 1884 car
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Whether you are a loser or a finder
use the Lost and Found Column ana
you will get back your goods or have
a clear conscienee.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Fred Martin and James Stafford
have issued a challenge TO any mem
ber Of the Brandywine A. A. who
thinks he can eat ice cream on June
16. Come over and see the fun. We
have ordered a doctor for the occa-
sion.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

We would like all the ground com
mittee to be on the job Saturday. as a
big crowd is expected
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Hope you have read the Eden Pick
ups Some sportsman. Stoney. A les
son for us all.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

We are going into the game with
Eastlake Saturday with all the conf
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Come out tomorrow and see Brandy
wine and Eastlake Remember the
nineteen-inning game and the worlds
record.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

dehc that team can enter a game
and we are going in to win. Put that
in your pipe and smoke it, Uncle Dan
Schuyler, Riley Bullock Mitchell
and Mannering is a combination of
helders that is hard to beat.
Some people may have been bull
headed on Decoration Day but the
Fire Eaters will not be that way
saturday You will have to keep back
Of the foul line. Give the players a
chance, Who wins must win on their
merits
Austin had his eye on the pill last
Saturday for a single and a double.
Or all the hits that roam the air.
Bradford's are the longest:
OF all the arms upon this earth
Crouchs is the strongest.
Hay King. Dougherty. was back
with us Saturday, putting up his
usually fine game.
Schuler met the horsehide on the
nose for a single He also got two
putouts and two assists. Some game
for an old fellow.
Don't cry. Skinny ifs never won a
pennant. Two runs, two fouls, too
bad.
We would like all fans to be on the
job next Saturday at Twenty-ninth
and Market streets. II you wish TO
see a record-breaker Crouch has
pitched twenty-five innings without a
run being scored against him.
It's always Rainey with Brandy
vine, even If the sun does shine.
We are thinking OF having lights
installed so Riley, Mitchell and Man
nering can play all night.
Notice that whenever a fly Is hit to
Bullock the fans have the habit Of
saying. TITS dead" I'm the sewer
for he's fielding 1000.
We would like every man, woman
or child that has a dime to come to
our strawberry festival June is and
16, at Twenty-ffth and Market streets.
Come ff,f ton,or,.ovv ard eco prand,--
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Years ago we went cunning for yell
low legs. Now We are on the field
after blue legs.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Manager Mousley has signed
couple of new players
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

We would like every man, woman
or child that has a dime to come to
our strawberry festival, June 15 and
16, az Twenty-flfth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

wenl Welt Six straight and still
going. Make II seven.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Tim Tully. Jake Stafford and Fred
Martin have sent their carrier pigeons
TO North Carolina for the 500-mile
race on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Notice that whenever a fly Is hit to
Bullock the fans have the habit Of
saying. ITS dead In the sewer"
for he's fielding 1000.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Hal Don't forget our strawberry
festival on the 18th and 18th Butch
Kindill will be on hand to dish out
the berries. while Frank Sweeney.
Harry Smith. Fred and Elmer Mar
tin. Ned Raymond and Pat Perryman
will distribute the homemade cake
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

denc that a team can enter a game,
and we are going in TO win. Put that
in your pipe and smoke il, Uncle Dan.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

II Doc Dougherty keeps on improv-
ing the big leaguers will be after him
Doc is playing the game hard and
making good.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Crouch had sore forearm and dis
covered something new that we are
not letting out We keep our secrets
in camp for the purpose of using
them at other times, and Saturday is
one of those days.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Everybody is now fully convinced
that Jack Logue was born in Mis-
souri, for the reason that you have
10 show him. especially II you are
from what is known as Eastlake.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Jimmy Rainey, our second sacker.
Is going to make all the other boys
playing that sack go some 70 keen
up with him. He Is playing a num-
Der one game.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Harry Bradford. though a cripple.
played two innings at first. accepted
al chances and held the FIRST sack
down to perfection. Then he got two
hits also.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

We are thinking OF having lights
installed so Riley, Mitchell and Man
nering can play all night.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Great dope Brownson, that about
your beating Bastlake-Vandever, etc,
bv such and such score but Bran
dywine put Il all over you. and we
will repeat as all other historical
events. Get raedy for the drubbing
for the time is coming.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

stoney August is the right kind Of
sport Before the Eden-Brandy-
wine game he met Prince Mousley,
shook hands with him. gave him and
his team a welcome, and after the
game admitted that Prince had the
team. Sure, Stoney. we have the team
and admit that the Eden boys gave
us a good hard tussle for last Satur-
DAYS game.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Another record for Crouch. What
was IA? why a shut-out Of course.
Goose -egged the other fellows. II is
the first but we expect many more.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Hal Hal Laugh. but our record Is
what makes our boys smile.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Austin has his eve on the ball Bat
her cut bow. Bat her out clear to the
woods next Saturday
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Doggone the streets cars. and the
new bridge for they helped 20 keep
take a Look Mannering' from reach
ing the Eden diamond for nearly an
hour after the game started.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Fans. friends and rooters get to the
grounds early II you want 70 see the
big league stuff played by little league
players.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Everybody in Brandywine and a
great many others in the city will
see the Eastlake-Brsndywin game
Saturday at Twenty-ninth and Mar
ket. If you 90 in TO see the Prepared
ness Parade. take a trolley and come
out and see how Brandywine has pre-
pared for this game.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Prince Mousley wants to establish
&. the All.Wilmington League what
the New York Giants tried to estab-
lish in the National--the only differ
ence being that the Giants have stop
ped. while Princes team is still 60
ing.
Evening journal., 1916-06-09

Schuyler Riley, Bullock, Mitchell
and Mannering is a combination OF
helders that is hard to beat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03

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ltaaoe 9ean0crt lperoeu, bic gan5e Mnselesenheit, ip,ueit es
bic @tienbaIuen nb hcren Nngcitclten atbetrifft, put ether
&pnmiiipr, bic ppu benz Graiibcnten eruanl1t mirh, utter
indDt mn seregelt miro. giclelbc muB jeopdl oerartig len,
oaB ,lan ibren l~lrtbeilen sufmerfiamfeit uo ahtung idenz
fen nnB. Sas llrtbeil elmer berartigen &onlnliIion ipiirbe
cine biilfreide o5rluolaae fur frieolite @eileauug 1ein, uno
cine lolfe scicRgebenoe &1rperldoft als intelligence, Dffentz
l1he gtclfuns, Die 10 informirt lit, fDrnte Toroerno pirten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03

i'm Sntcre77c Scr Sefieatlidfeit semadt nIroen, miiroe
unter auen %llmltdnben ithaolid] einpirfen.
Sc unsebeure @irfuna anf bic SnbuItrien bcs 2anhes
MS en Gauges fam iett audl nodl ,tidt annabernb abse=
id,att ucrncn; mir lHn1n1en nit Dem ipeitberbreiteten 9ub~
litlm iber ou grllr Der Gage uo Ben Splgen zines 9adz
sebcns Ser @iIenbabnen III oieen1 ~siotbiale therein.
Sn herIclbeu @eiie lit Der @eoalte an nniere gera1tz
nprtlidieit, bic Sransportatipns : srtcrien in oielcnu 2anoe
aufrcdt II. pfen 5u balter, 81 tic bas 2ebensblut oes Sun~
nels inn, ms ppltomr1en bcpubt. SSir t1n1en ms oe SOL
gen %porIteaen, Bic ld logan ols temporarer l1ntcrbredulng
bcs @ilcnbahn Z SicrlteS eracbcn lpiiroen, nber ne gegen=
martiaen MniprHd1e iina pcl nnb unl su hpd) seneat, lluo
Sic @crantrprtlidcit fir Sic idiucrcn Nolger, Sic i6 err
aebet, lpiro auf bicienigcn fallen, neldc Sen Ylan III Sic gSez
&c aeleuet hubcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03

(a) Sic Gienbabnen reroen bonn 1. geptcm6er 1916
ob bie 3it aacr snselellter, ipelde III Oieler 8epeeuna
tertreten lino, auf elmer a6t : Stunben @aHs bolten.
3urd) 1eparate &onten miro ieoer arbeier n1pnatid einen
Neforo in benz Inter dieo 8fpiiden Dem in 8irtlidteit pere
bienten 2obn amf Der 9eaenudrtiaen goli5 uno Dem @etras,
meld)cn ct ulf elmer Idt : Stunben : @ais perbient bate,
erbalten. Sic aelciltctc lleber8eit miro auf seocr gaii5 oui
bic gleide @eiie lpe Bic anoercn grbeitsitlnoen be5ablt
lDerDen.
9erartis ee5eiste setrdge ireroen Ser Gntideiouns Ser
aprunillpn, Die in Naraerapb 6 oieies Men1nranprrls por~
seleben lit, lnterltebeu lno limb 5ablbar in gaar, penn es
Die &pnmillipn in ibreu Seitirellnsen umo in ibreml Cut
1dluB beltrnlt.
TO- Sic 3piidenltaatlide 5anbelsfon1niiiio1 ldl Sic
gufT6t iber niele aonten haben uno sic erbnbten Soften Der
Ibt : Stlnoen @aiis nah einem 3eitralm, lpabrenb oen1