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EARLY PEACHES ~ MARKET.

l t-.,t,..-pau.I.uc, at Fvcry Fvcuing
t...rqat.,,,n II,ly 1o 4 rIv poachcs,
S, s....tt. e.a,lfr luta ar narkct
,,.t fso iats arc nndlur rcad>
4, s.,,. n,r br-krf uc (uut
@ 4..i fa.r. s great demand
NJ Il S4tf tae llf,, crop vail hr
r,.s l,rr,rtdtn tl.r ,.il> one ami tndl-
cst - hf~ ttf1r 3r' ihai 'l'H It"'
WI he ml-h lmtter
s., aitt.r ana hna beans arc
h..s- f,r,.tssf Is Il, thr l4rncr, md
t8 af. iem4nd i'f id,H' 4' n
,.,, ..n +. plrsha-cd tnr Is
... I,z.a. .t- Natle hlcNicl.crrtc~
,,,~ inn Il ln cont, tbr 9uart box
o.,... .IrR u4,lurf sui jhe short
I.s.,r III fh, faulrS t,,w hugh lc-
j,rg4te- re isur pt ked
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
SHOWER ron LIBERTY hIrcHE n.

special Correspondence of Ever, Evening
MIddletonn. July u There Is to be
4 Kitchen shower 1T Tn Liberty Kitchen,
Maiu and Broad streets, tomorrow after
noon. from to ; 0 clock TIE affair
Is to be held under tire auspices at the
Homc Economic department, Women 5
Counmittcc, state Council of Defense.
Many invitations have been ISSUED for
the event and large attendance IS an-
ticipated
The equipment needed for the kitchen.
and which viii bc gratefully received
hl the workers are saacepans, double
boiler, food chopper, pairing knives,
bread knife, case knives, FORKS. table-
spoons miHng spoons, teaspoons wooden
spoons can opener, egg beater, eolander,
wire ~tralner. -four sitter, grater, lemon
squeezcr irving pans. bread pans, muffin
pans, cake tins, eustard cups. dish cloths.
dish towels and hand towels
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26

mington are visiting the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar w Ingram.
Mayor James +. Thompson began en-
forcing the automobile ordinance, sun
day, when he had 20 automohihsts held
up for not blowing horns Mt crossings.
The fine for the first offence is ~. The
horns can he heard very distinctly now.
The annual picnic of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school was held yesior-
day in David r. Streets woods, about
three miles from town.
military dance was held IN the Audi
forum. Wednesday evening, and was
largely attended by the boys from the
Base and the Prnirie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
STRICKEN RY PARALYSIS.

Georgetown. .Iul, 26 Matford Short
= vcl-hnowu farmer residing about 1--WE
ana anc-haN uiic~ from town, suffered a
stroke If paralysis, according io reports
reaching here YESTERDAY morning. and Is
now couhncd 10 his he'd. unable 10 talk.
The FIRST information obtained relative to
hIs illness camc from hlS son last night
0hcn hc drove here for 2 physician stating
shat hls father was unable to speak
Mr. Short for ycars has taken au active
part IN Democratic politics IN tins dis
1rjct and served term IN the House oi
Representatives Of thc Delaware lcglSla-
tEIrn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
DEATH OF MRS. LEAH ELLIOTT.

Laurel. July &c. Mrs Leah Elliott.
aged ~ wears. died at the home Of hcr
daughter Mrs. Joshua II MarWl of III.
on West street, Wednesday evening. from
heart trouble. complicated by physical
infrnlties due to her advanced age She
was the wife 0f Joseph v Elliott who
Is more than so years old, and has been a
helpless invalid for about two wears A
short service will be held at the home Of
Mrs Narvil this evening Al 7 . clock in
charge of Rev Frank i Carpcnter,
pastor of Centenary NJ 4. Church
Saturday morning the remains viii be
taken to Summit Bridge, which for many
wears was the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott. where the funeral servlces viii be
held at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26

spending two weeks here with her parents
Air and Mrs James II I5ecates
Mrs Curtis T. Davis accompanied b
lsr daughter Frances. is making short
VISIT to PhiladcIphia
Mrs Charles NJ Smth formerly Miss
Nina Henry WHO ia. been spending some
time il, the East has returned 10 Laurel
lor few days. preparatory 70 her de
lart1re on Monday, Ter her hoIuo IN
Kansas CITY. Mo
Mis- Minnie Robinson IS visiting her
sister, Mrs DAISY Cordy At SharptoWn.
Md
Frank Gordy. Who vas seriously ii with
IN attack # acute indigestion las re-
covered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
" Is 1 rlNE ENCLRsINN.

>i..fal cor, -raHdoucr "t Every EVENING
>o,a,L III, ,6 lIare than 100
p1~aus went ~ Nl-l-fln' ler' N'H-
1e. Iay nn 81 iaoma. "ur'h
sunday srba,l rvrrSl'r lae trlp was
m4., III alton ,bd truehs ami tncr'
,,.,. ,,.,4 ~, ...l.I,Dt - mar thc 1ay fAg
bathing WAS t3ne and nearlv everNano '"'h
advanlage II the opportuu.ty lnr dip
IN the Delaware
ate in the afternoon orc e TIE rlVcr
patrol boats anchored Sevctal iWndrod
wards off shore and tho sailors lumpcd
overheard and swami ashore They were
taken "a the picnic grove hN the n hom-
aS cNcu, sIonistS and treated % lce cream
and cake
The eNCursl0n vas arranged hN heV
Walter & Haupf rector # the church.
Mrs. Charlie N Cnjmcrv superintendent
of the SUNDAY school ami David koso.
s. vesffvTnar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
WILL GIVE THEM A sEND-oFF

Dover. july q The q Negroes
ordered by the Kent County Exemption
Board To report here August ] and en-
tram FOR Camp Upton. y } sill mob
illze 81 the State ArmoIy al 5 0 clock on
the morning Of August ! Where instruct
ions Will be given
4 dinner Viii bc served thc men. aud
later they wi march from the armorl
or local headquarters. % the railroad
station where they Will take the ] 81
train for Camp pton The local coicred
people propose To give THE boys
q rousing scuo-of
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DEATH CAME SUDDENLY.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City, July 26 Mrs Eunice
HAYES West 2i years of age, wife oi I. t.
West. died suddenly yesterday Mt the
home of her parents. MIR and Mrs John
HAYES. living on the Winchester farm,
near Rcybold Station. Mrs. West had not
been we'll for some time and was preparing
to 90 to the hospital when death came.
Dr. Bravshaw of thus place was called and
arrived at the house about five minutes
before her death
Mrs West was married about ono year
ago to &. I. West, who IS employed as a
chemist nj the Bethlehem Steel loading
plant nj New Castle She was very popu-
lar IN town, especially among the younger
SCt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
ASH FOR 4 NURSE.

Crarp,tovn Jul, 20 N meet
lug 1t the local BOARD of Health ycstcr-
day afternoon X was decided to a,k pr
s + I.rantz secretary ot thc state
BOARD ~ Health. t. procure 3 suitable
nurse tor the smallpox patients here
According to adv,ees. All 81 thc patients
AZ this time arc getting along rs we'll rs
couJd l,o expected and i i believed tho
officials viii hc ahlc to keep the disease
cnnhncd IL thr lIMaramtlnei dleinct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
CONCERT FOR CoNsCRPTS.

SPECIAL Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark laly PC Frank IluSS. sooiSt
~ Wilmington accompanied In Miss
Edna Brad 'cld zIoInl~t UlH give an
entertainments IN the \e0 Century
Club room tonight, one Of series ct
entertainments for consrrlpt soldiers ie-
Gated here who are taking an Industrial
course at Dcl3Warc ollece
Miss Mabel Iialcy. marlSt. Of Vii
nipCion. will lie the aconpanist and viii
pl4E several selections
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
Best Home Treatment
for All Ia ry Crowths
The Modern Beauty

Every woman should have smaH
package II deatone handy far its
timely use Will keep the skin free from
beautV-marring hairy groWths lo
remove hair or fuzz, make thick paste
with some Of the powdered deatone and
water Apply to hairy surface and after
, or minutes rub off, wash t he skin and
it will be free from hair or hlcmish 70
avoid disappointment, be sure you get
real delatouo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26

summer ;. \5tt.'I' k
Mr. an4 et-- a
Mss I.r re Spreading @ a Mer ~
the bias AIa- tH.
~s5.-h.-r 5.. Gu ra aur-
chased III. Ma Nlsry E tr..na home,
Is t4..s4nr.l. Gltl. t- fs ~e ~ tae
superintendent p >.a".t
Warren - tt.a.lt
Il ,t.gI rtr.-e. .nl-i# tte i#t
sa.i IS now aNat t.l Fl. "..-i
,ail ~ carried 1E AIr i5.I.,-ra '.nT.
Iarr 6 Iiat'-ea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
ARRIVED IN FRANCE.

Dover JULY 70 y A Downes aud
other friends of GeorEc " Walls for
several ycRrs an operator with The Posta
Telegraph &C iu tins town Ycsicrda.
received word II hls aTuval IN France
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NEWS OF LEWES.

Special Correspondenca Of Every Evening
I.cvcs. Julv 26 Robert II Orr. pay
master IN the | : NAVY. now stationed
Al Norfolk. Is spending lew davs hero
with ms brother )r William 7 orr, .lr.
Henry Rowland and family ot Edge
Moor formerly Of this town are visiting
Captain and Mrs lames Rowland. -Ir
Revenue Collector John Titus OF Vii
mIngton Is n town. checknC up the mcr-
chants
Mr. and Mrs Wilson Ingram Of VII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Dover. July &c Register ii wis
f b Raughley has lsslcd letters Of ad-
Ininistratiou Is follows
Estate Of Annie q Burton 10 John B
Dcrrickaon. Bertha y Harrington to
Lilrc Harrington. Ellen h Tomlinsou to
Elizabeth r. Collins, Elizabeth r Yer
1nIlNc to Elva i. kecse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel Juiy d Mrs Manon Hay
ward 81 New York Cit> is spending Il
week ii town. 4 guest If relatives
Miss Grace l-ecate-. vito has been IN
training slnsc last September al the
Bellevue Hospital Ncw YORK City is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
GAVE 4 LINEN SHOWER.

sn-,al Correspondence. II tNors E'cninF
D,v,r. Ialv Is Mr. q Eorton
AMI Nrr, " u rrettmtn ii Bradford
str,,t cnt ,rtalnci Inst .vcnug. ~ hen"r
- Nj. Molhe jlfo0- with ln'n
lptt..f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26

appeared and your Vegetable Compound
has made me a well, strong woman so
] DO all my own housework. / cannot
recommend Lydia Z. Pinkham' s Vege-
passing through the Change of Life.''
Mrs. FRANK HENSON, 1916 5. Orchade
st. Urbana. Ill.
Women who suffer from nervousness,
heat flashes, backache. headaches
and the blues should try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
MAY be the Ford Of England.

London, July 20 An English airplane
factory proposes after the war to manu-
facturc a standardized airplane for popular
use, which It expects to be able 70 put on
the market at i uniform price Of $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26

nad an attack of
grippe which lasted
all winter and left
me in a weakened
condition. / felt at
times that ] would
never be well again.
] read of Lydia z.
Pinkham 5 Y e ge-
q Bile Compound
and what it did for
women passing
through the Change
of Life, so / told my
doctor / would try
il ] soon began to
gain in str rength
and the annoying
Ez-v,7 r4,r, n;
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a-dnr rhant,.

-H H.nE tLr
.-..r..- t,r a.t NuGa. +e.e.. ul
tae BEAD .u. 'orl -a- lsr -
-nv rr.rur nrrHavrwaI sa -sS #.
m..a.rG \.r- EuE.rn hi..' A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26

Miss tuc ncan N4H. -t.r
..u4 .rr .saatier "tH
Mrs tr.j,r.e. - +. .3er :. tI,.
'I-, Edwin l, fr- 3n.t-
N..,@ra- n3 Nlct ~
a.n.fea e H. IS .s-.ra r.-lt.r- Al-
Edward 'I.-.ar krau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-26
uunEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
Need Help 70 Pass the Crisis Safe
ly-Proof that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Can be Relied Upon.

Urbana. III" During Change Of Life.
N addition 10 its annoying symptoms. /
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Pest ta~d1r- grade Far-a.rr 7r"
vide. Meat designs. a)- a.ue, %
f3r ...-...-... [O2C
The evening world., 1918-05-10
A LOT OF MEN LOSE THEIR
SPEED AS SOON AS THEY REACH
THE TOP or FOOLS HILL
Barney OLdfeLd
Wants to Enter
Hardness Race

Barney Ol1hcld Is ready 10 retire
from tho'tutomobile racing game, but
no plans to make a farewell tour this
season IN an cndeavor 10 redeem his
Disappointing showing OF last season.
Bill pIckcns, lifetime friend AND
manager OF OiiHeld, last night wired
William ~. Wcllman from Chicago.
asking the local promoter 10 name
"t' terms for Oldhold TO Opmpcte I'm
a. Hardness IiandiCap. 10 hc run M
,l' Sh"cpshead hay Speedway on
Decoration Day. Mny 30. Wc.lman
VIII telegraph pIckcns his answer
ono time to-day.
O'dtloid. according To- stories cman-
'ilng from the West. fclls kcenly his
poor performances around the circuit
I'St season. He usCrihcs his royersal4
To n of form and his inability TO
AVOID MINOR mishaps. barney is said To
nave gone through a course Of riror.
GUS training the past winter In prem
afatlon FOR a strenuous campaign on
the FpccdNvays and dirt tracks.
Wellmon is stilI waiting Tor Dari,
lt'sltS decision about returning 10
I've track FOR an active racing season
Ih' speed king ~ lJlJ-l9l6 has been
WORKING u in secret on the Sheeps.
mead trich the past two weeks. but
l.aN not set made up his mind about
whether he intends 20 start in the
Hardness Handicap. which Will b.
the feature event, at 100 miles. Of a
monster track and air speed carnival
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far In advance. for the mino sweepsrs
are likely To- receive a call any houI
TO hustle over to the other side and
help clean mp the mine-strewn waters
around Great Britain.
The success Of tho mine swcepers
In sports has beef made possible
through the interest and encourage
mcnL Of Lieut.. Commander e. VI.
Keen, in charge Of the base. Com
mander Keen has had seventeen
years sea experience II fully ap-
preciates the value OF athletics Tor
mis- men ~ the best means or on :
setting tho strain and h%ardships OF
the pcrilous mine sweeping and mine
laying duties.
Associated with Commander Keen
Ia Lieut.. Mcnandct, a veteran OF cN-
pcdltions into the Arctic regions, who
also goes out ~ his way to see that
the men at the base are receiving IA,
proper amount Of athletic recreation
This spirit OF C~UmradeshtD between
officers and the ranks makes the mcr
OF the mine sweeping division fee
perfectly willing and anxious To take
n chance on anything that comes
their way above. on or below the seas
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THREE CHAMPIONS WIN
IN N. Y. A. c. "PRElIMS.

In the preliminary bouts Of the tour
noment held under the nusplce' or the
New York A. c. three amateur cham
plons came through In fine stvl". CHAR
ley PlkIngton Of the Union settlement
A. c.. the New York state title holder
In the 1870 pound class. scored the most
decisive victory when he stopped Ah"
Slyerman. unattached. IN tn" hrst
round. Dave Kamins. NJ Clark House
the iOs. pound METROPOLITAN champion.
won the judge5' decision after three
hustllng rounds over Sam Nable. "a cluh
mate. The other champion to come
through was Arthur Schiok In the 1870
mound class. lie Is the present i25 mot
ropolltan title holder, He won the
,,dpes' decision after three rounds from
! Able Stollack. OF the Union settlement
A. G..
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SPORT WORLD NEWS OF ALL XII
PATRIOTIC PlZEN.

PATRIOTIC PlZEN.
The qs that comes from baseball benches
Would empty all the German trenches.
The mos, aIoctous news cmanaung FROM rimnco o tr is %" ''o.
nation that n took a Cudgel to beat omar khayynm.
tt OF Mssoutdns troud hare 10 see q dh IN baseball 'rg,S
before yu coud couuiHce en- hht Bt.yhoUuh'n has 70 Hddiorh "h"'
the plate
National League maguates cannot SEQ tho Idea Of sending Matty ,o
France ,s long as John McGrow isn't crippled
THE BIG STITCH.
An ambitious young tailor named Flame
Had q hunoh he could win diamond Tame.
Said he to yo ed,
With my needle and thread
could 70 up most any ball game"
So,horon exposure o me ball
Il il, hard TO believe the information that within the next few days
Jack Barrys ball club will be At sea
After Jimmy Archcrs legs go back IN him he won't have TO leave the
game II they'll let him catch in q rocking chair
FROSTY FICTION.
An Ieemar named Hoo Wantum hess
Thought his speed IN the route would suffice
For q Job with tho Giants;
said he, 81 70 got the science
That puts baseball games on tho ice"
p,.tden, Tener would like to soc Umpire Moran get along with tho
I,r,yora nut the Phnres would like to see him consult an optcau.
p.rdu, faculty declares star pitcher ineligible for keeping his studio
we'll scattered.
rl, YEA mrv sap mat ne wa , has taken the ,rri ont OF me
Yale GcU: last Der u cas- "tn 90
eo L.sous astronomers have begun To aim their telescopes the othe
NV They contend a lot OF stars arr. found IN the bushes.
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old rushing assault and before IL was
over they had hammered home three
runs and had the game practically
safe. Their exhibition Of frst ball
hitting was one OF the best OF the
year, and this system OF assault APP
pears TO be Irresistible. The Phils
might have stopped the attack mort
OF three runs had not Fitzgerald fail
ed 10 hold a fierce line drive of VIII
hoit's bat during the sixth inning
rally.
Tho hitting OF r. Hauf really
turned the tide. lie made three safe
blows, one of which started the added
load OF woe for the slipping pills and
his third slashins mn in the seventh,
following Ross NQung's double
against the left field fence brought
home the other.
The game was hard fought all the
way, brilliantly played and the
Giants simply won on class and speed,
combined with the system OF attack
against which the weaker clubs APP
pear helpless.
The evening world., 1918-05-10
Many Famous Athletes in
Dangerous Mine Sweep
ing Division Stationed at
Tompkinsville, S. |.
BIZ William abbott.

A MONG the picked men selected
~ for the mine sweep'rs' division
that branch Of tn, American
Navy which goes to sea IN fran boats
I'm all kinds Of rough weather IN seaich
OF the deadly eggs laid 10y proving
L boats-dre many noted dlh',''''
This service, one OF the nos Jan
Etrous sailors are X 10 perform
has special appeal TO athletes, ana
they have responded by the huhdItus'
In the mine sweepers staNlon a.
Tompkinsvillc are athletes MhoS'
names are in the record books. Hugh
Mueller. New York A. G. man, former
Junior national broad jump champion
an oarsman and CraCkcrjaCh swim
MGR: Arthur Lyons, Trinity; Tasnan
Brown. GLADDEN., Stamford they
could be counted in dozen lots. WIN
so much star talent available AT Tn
base, IL isn't altogether surprising ina.
the mine swecpcrs have been turning
out championship teams.
They rounded up a btsketbdII com
bination that rammed and SANK lh'
homes OF the other navy teams. The
mine sWcepcrs met the tars from iht
Pelham BAY Training station IN th'
deciding struggle for the navy cham
pionship. and the Staten Island lad'
| swept those Pelham opponents 10 on'
side like so much drlftwuod INA
would get IN the way Of their pdlro
boats. Husky fellows, tIos" mih'
sweepers, and their basketball team
| could have given any bunch through.
out the country a run for their whIt'
alley.
Now the mine swecpcrs are turnln'
their energies to the diamond. wa
r large number Of candidates on ham
they got right down 10 business; NJ
Southern training trip Tor those h'rd.
They are going To open 'holr bdsch
season tomorrow afternoon ON On
Curtis High School Field on state
Island. with "a team from |, y
Amphltrltc as opponents.
The mine sweeping ball ioSsefs *
pect to duplicate the success OF IN
bases basketball team and plan I
cut loose right from the start. I'm
less they bring a formidable team II
going TO Doe turbulent sailing Tor IN
Nmphitrltc crew when ih"v ming
with the Tomkinsvi,l- squad TO" gu
mine swecpovs have % great array
pitching strouEth-TJ~m1n, torurrI
Of brown University ana NIAod''
who used 10 hurl some fn~l ones u
in Stamford before switching 70 "
llfo OF the sea.
Arthur Lyons, another college nti
The evening world., 1918-05-10
Box Scores of
Games Played
BY Local Clubs
PHILADELPHIA.

NEW YORK a. /

'Rattel Tor adams IN ninth lAhlhs'
tRAA FOR Perkins 10 ninth luulus.
New Yors ....... . o o o o o ! %
rhu.delphia 800 o o o 0 0 o 0 %
Runs-Nlasans. perldnNuSl ~. BSllr, Mo.
tal' Hannah, Jamie-1n. kpip, Walker. lSl-
Bass lits-lratt. Ma-slnH, Jam.eson, Dlsal.
Three Base Hltr-pe.RuIaugh, Gardner. dome
Run-Mluer. Double p.lgB Baker, prntt and
Hpp; D4gAn, Davidson aud Bllns AIams, Mn-
AToy and Buma. lsit on BaBr-New Igsa, o;
PMiAdeiIhia. Z. INST Bts' on Error, New
York, .: Philadelphia, I, Flint Has on BALI
OF Russell, .; ~ Gfrsg. .. of Aaauh. =. base
Hts-On hissel, . none out IN first nnlIg;
a. Thormahlen, d In u,ne iuniug,; ~ cree, s
IN one and oue-third iunings 81 Adams, . IN
Thormahlen, 5. ~ Gress, 1; by. adams, = Wa
ming PitcheTLThouah.en, Losing Pltcner-
GreA.
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THE YauNs celebrated the evo Of
i homecoming day by whipping
the Athletics. and the encouras.nr
thing In n game was n return OF
Marsans 90 the uuthcld, VICE Gilh."-
ley. who has not been hitting. Mar
sans celebrated his debut with three
hits. and Peck tied him with three
others, which. combined with Millrr's
long home run, enabled the lanks 70
come from behind ana win, Z 10 .,
AFTER Russell had failed in his effort
80 pitch and given the MacNmeh a
lead of three runs in the first round.
Eussell's showing is not encourage, z
To- the Yank hopes, but the warm
weather is bringing Huggins's pitch
ers into shape fast, and with the long
stretch OF games on the Polo Grounds
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the pills, making
nine straight vic
for them and
and nine straight
defeats for Mo-
rams team
The Giants, spot
ting the pills a
run 10 start with,
seemed stalled by
Mayors clev e r
pitching and the
neat work OF the
pills behind him,
but in the sixth
they started their
The evening world., 1918-05-10

from Trinity, is captain OF the nine
lie can't see nov any other navy odt-
III will have a chance with his men
on the diamond.
ON May 10 the mine swccpcrs VIII
come over 10 Brooklyn and prepare
&C. clean up the Crescent clubs min
The following saturday they viii
tackle tho team from the y. Y. A &.
The schedule cannot he made up too
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THE Giants. having

THE Giants, having won eighteen
L and lost one game. probably
have set a record for modern base
ball. Never before has any club had
such a winning streak early In the
season. II is extremely rare for any
club TO show consistent form this
early. and the fact that the Giants
are going almost as fast as they Will
at any time ~ due to a rare combina-
ton Of circumstances. First. the
weather conditions during the spring
training were better and the condi-
ton OF the team much better than in
average years. Second, the weather
since the opening OF the season has
been better in the Atlantic district
than in any spring for nine years, en-
aiding the team to maintain It's high
condition.
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DROOkLYN perhed up mud beat
u Boston tho final game before
starting West, and the Superoas real
may reasonably be expected 20 give a
better account OF themselves in the
Western invasion than they have done
in the East. The coming into form OF
RUDE Marquard Is hopeful. Marquard
has been pitching himself into condi-
ton and getting better with each
game. so yesterday no was right and
kept the Braves hits we'll scattered
and won, although Filligem, a young
stcr just imported from tho minors.
pitched Il cracking good game for
Stallings.
with Wheat back IN the lineup,
the team will possess more punch and
make more trouble for tho Western
clubs.