Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-02-19
FOOTBALL
BOWLING
Keystone Field { ub Notes
BY THE FOUNDERS

By THE FOUNDERS
well fellows. another big jolli1ca-
ton on saturday q ght-another big
porker is booked 10 bite the dust
Everybody on hand al O'Clock.
we took nrst blood from Pastims
One more game and the series VIII D.
over. We are after Hasley. Get To-
goiher and arrange a series
dupont shotgun must think they
cont Of the bowling trust II they re-
member they wan ed nothing but TO-
tai pins 10 count and when lhey losl
two games they were satisfied. bu'
when they came back and win three
games they cry Well we have them
1 games TO 2 Come on. dupont Don'l
be a bunch OF babies When you make
an agreement. stick 10 II. We wonder
what you want 10 count In that hnal
match.
KID Reeves has become local
preacher and delivered his arst sermon
on saturday afternoon at the Cresce 1t
Chapel. His text was Herman came
empty handed and received a wonder
ful blessing from 8 fellowman."
Curt Doelze. Ray Allsover and Nor
man Carsen were hitting them on the
head. The men say just walt until
March 4.
Our old friend. Harry Powell. just
back from over the sea. attended the
meeting on sunday and delighted the
BOYS with some wonderful stories from
over there. Welcome back. Harry, Old
liner.
Tommy Texas and Edde Novenls are
raining every night 10 DO In shape for
heir comins bout.
Everybody on hand tonight, as we
IRE going 10 have good entertainment
or the fans.
Big Joe Alison journeyod 10 Chester
On Saturday He Issued a challenge 10
Jim Logan, the heavyweight OF The sun
5hipbu ld.ns Company.
Joe Jacobs Is getting into shape for
some bouts that are 70 take place In
the near future.
That boy, Malcolm Mccoy Is certainly
going to be wonder II the fans only
keep from patling him on the back
Remember, this one thing has been the
turning point OF many a prom's ng boy.
our basketball team certainly car
ried a large crowd 10 New Castle. That's
the spirit. fellows; follow the crowd.
FOR the benefit OF those wrestlers
~%ho have been using the paper 80
much OF late we wish 10 state that we
viii donate our mat any evening they
wish 10 get together.
Come on. Pines and stroh. Why don't
you eet together? With only pound
separating you. why holler so much
about the match. at 1922 poundsg Both
or you would look like couple or skel- |
etons and a match between you al
that we CHI would resemble a couple
Of starved hounds looking for a meal
Get together or one OF you admit that
you have ice bags hanging on your
hoois.
Jack Cubb'ns and Lee Franklin made
favorable report concerning the coal
box.
Otis Currie is a regular uptown SEQ
relary. He certainly puts lot Of PEP
IN his work. With more men OF this
type we WIN soon be where we belong
lin our own club house.
Bobby Graham and Hackett issue
challenze to any two men in the CLUB |
at quoits.
That was a handsome picture Joseph
Caufmsn presented to the club. He
was the FIRST Keystone man 10 enter
the war.
What has become OF our old friend.
Ricketts,? Is he on the sick listl n
Sc, old boy. notify us, and we will be
at your side without delay.
Big Bobby Gesrs. known as the Jess
Willard OF the club. Is going s-ound
wfta.s chip on his shoulder Better be
careful or someone IS liable 10 knock
it OF. big boy.
What in the world has become OF K.
0. Harry Baker? He must have forgot
ten where the club Is located.
Lew Weldin is hard worker for
The club as Il Jimmy Gibbons. Keep
The good work UP. boys. More power
o you.