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Evening journal., 1920-07-15
HARLAN AFTER THE
REAL CANDY NOW

Harlan Shipbuilders will meet the
strong Franklin Sugar Refining team
at Harlan Field this Saturday after
noon. The Harlan MANAGEMENT is ex-
tremely lucky In securing the Frank
lin team 10 replace the sun Oil game
which was oanteled at the last mo-
ment.
The Sugar boys are sweet" ball
players, and have lost but one game
IN eight starts. having wins over
Whitford, Frankford A. A., German
town, American sugar Refining OF Jer-
sey City and West Moreland
In their lineup are Daily and
Thompson, formerly the star battery
OF the u. G. ]. team, which is now
leading the Industrial League Of Phn-
adelphia. In addition 90 these they
have Adley and O'Neil, pitchers; Stein.
one Of the best scholastic players IN
Philadelphia. and a product OF SOUTH
crn High school. scott, formerly COW
vered the keystone sack for the At
lantlc Refining Company; McEntee
was seen at short stop for the Fra
linger Club; while McAulhffe took
care OF third sack FOR the Forty
| eighth Ward team earlier In the sea
son. In the outer gardens are Ship
ley from Mt Carmel, Schaeffer from
/ Hog Island Of the Shipyard League
and Wiley Of the Frankford A. A.
I These teams are foremost In inde-
pendent baseball in Philadelphia. and
the combination has proved a win
ming one for the Refinery Company.
Otto Wagner Will send his pitching
ace. Dick" Hughes, who has turned
In four Of The Harlan's six straight
wins. 10 take the measure OF the
philadelphians and the balance OF the
club Will be pdactically the same as
seen with the Shipbunders during
their last few games. Last Saturday IS
crushing defeat Of the Harlan Giants
shows the class that has been gath
cred together by Wagner. and should
give the Refining team a battle.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
RAYMOND WITH O-DOwD

Ralph Raymond, WeliorWelghl maui
ct, left yesterday for New York City
where he will Join Paddy Mullen,
who will handle his affairs pugihst-
Rally for the time being.
Raymond was ilghting under the
colors Of Marcus Williams lately, nut
turned over 10 the Mullen stable,
following a conference with the New
Yorker last week In Philadelphia,
Mullen is the manager Of Mike
Opowd. the dcihrOned middleweighi
champion and Raymond will start
training with the lighting 'Harps' as
soon as he relurns % New YORK.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

Although Americas two gre8tesi
hopes In the coming Olympics each
weigh in the neighborhood of 210
pounds. they have the feet and legs
OF sprinters. This proves that all
puolicemen don't have The famous
big Nat feet" Very little Of the
weights Of either Is concentrated be-
low the belt The poundage comes In
thcir massive chests and shoulders.
They give the appearance OF being
iOp-heavy, but small agile legs are
even more necessary 90 weight men
than 10 a sprinter. A real weight man
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
MANY ENTRANTS FOR
BICYCLE RACING

Announcement Is made by Joseph
C. Berger physical director OF the
Wilmington Community Service that the
entry list for the flve-mile street bi-
cycle race 10 be held Saturday after
noon, would close on Saturday at
noon. This will mean keeping the
lists open for the entrants until the
last possible moment before the race
is held and Is being done at the re-
quest OF a number or prospective
contestants.
J. H. Nnnnidk. one-time bicycle
racer, and now a dealer in bicycles
and motorcycles, announced yesier-
day that the S gold piece he has
offered as a prize will be given %
the person making the best time in
the race A prize Of bicycle tire
will be given 10 the one making the
best time In each Of the three classes
into which the race is divided.
Through Chief OF Police Black the
Community Service has been prom.
ised the cooperation OF the police
department in keeping the streets
reasonably clear for The contestants
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

and 1903 without success.
Shamrock ~, termed the most dar-
ing OF the modern yacht building art,
was designed by c. +. Nicholson, de-
slgner Of Fife. Watson and numerous
other famous yachts. lie is said % be
the brightest light in British yacht
ing circles and In Shamrock " mas
designed what Is said TO be the SUI
premc bid OF the old world.
Resolute. the cup defender. is owned
BY a syndicate composed Of the nag
officers Of the New York Yacht Club.
She IS a HerreshOff slo0p built In 1914
as a defender candidate In the races
that were called of because OF the
The cost Of each is not known but
it is estimated that each represents
the expenditure of at least $4,000, the
cost Of Reliance. which beat Snam-
rock III in 1908. the last race OF the
series.
Shamrock " viii be sailed by Cap
| tain William p. Burton, vice-presldent
Of the Yacht Racing Association OF
Great Britain. one Of the most famous
amaieur shippers OF Europe, a veteran
Of 1000 races but a newcomer 10
| the ranks OF cup shippers.
10 is a rather strange coincidence
| that although the challenger Is on
| Irish sloOp there will net be an Irish
man aboard her. Her crew Is en-
/ tirely English and she Is English
built and designed. Two OF the crew
are Cornishmen and the others are
an from Essex.
Rear Commodore George Nichols
OF the New York Yacht Club, a cot
ton merchant In private life, will sal
the ResOmte. He has sailed racing
yachts for twenty years but neVel
has handled a cup defender before.
He sailed Nanitie In the trial races
for the selection OF a defender anC
when Resolute was selected he wal
appointed the skipper" In place o.
Charles Francis Adams, who handle,
her against Nanitie
The crew Of Resolute will consist o
a picked number Of sailors from boti
ResOlute and Nanitle.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
ST. mDWIG's on GRIDIRON

st. -Hedwig's A. A. held its first
= meeting last Monday night. After
discussing his plans with the boys,
Manager Biroski got thirty-hree ~
tryout for the football team These
- men are 10 meet each week for g
blackboard talk and will have field
practice as soon as weather permits
Manager Biroski Is a we'll known
= coach, having coached two OF the
largest Polish Colleges in the United
States. For two years he served ir
the Army over seas and was manager
: OF one Of uncle Sans teams.
Among those wishing tryouis fOl
the football team are some Of vii
mington's best gridironers. With as
= poets OF these, manager Biroski ex
poets 10 down such teams as Park
side, Chesrook and lie Belle.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

has 10 move swiftly and from his legs
he gets the momentum that adds TO
the strength of his arms and should
ers McGraih Is the a6-pOund weight
champion and Ryan throws the ham
mer.
Both spend mu-h OF their time
training In running around the cinder
path. and they aren't slow either,
Ryan Is Che more superhly built o'
the two. he Is a typical Irish giant
McGrath has been forced 90 allow
soma tat 10 accumulate while he is
taking care OF his dlsloCaled rib.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
CHEsnOOK TALKS FOOTBALL.

Manager Joe Condor has called a
meeting Of the Chesrook football
eleven for Friday night at the store
Of George Winters Everyone inter
ested In the ChesrOok team Is in
viied 10 attend the session which viii
he "A get-tOgether meeting OF both
fans and players in order to start the
haU rolling for a strenuous year.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
SOMEONE HAD TO LOSE.

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de-
feated Advertising Chemical %. at
the dupont Country Club grounds
yesterday, Z TO 3.
score bv innings: R.H.E
Admin.-Treas Il 0204x- s .
Adver.-Chem. co O2i0Ooo-1 4 2
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
LIBrRTY MAKES WRONC BARK.

Richardson Park independents
would like 20 hear from Liberty A. g.
Despite statement i0 the contrary
the Park Independents have not play
od much less been defeated by Lib
crty. lf Liberty wants a try al the
luck they will be accommodated.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

perched on the highest rock OF
Cooean's Bluff. which Overlooks the
polo Grounds in New York, was a
tousled-haired boy who couldn't have
been over six years old.
He knew the name OF every player
on ihe Yankee baseball team and he
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
M MORE AIfTOC

NEW YORK, July i5.-Miller Hug
gins and Colonel Rupert held a con
sultaliOn Immediately after Ruiz
escaped injury In an automobile ac-
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
FRIDAY "POP" AT Y

The first pop" for working boys
OF the division Of the Y. VI. C. A. viii
take place tomorrow evening. Vari-
Gus entertainments, including motion
pictures. group and mass games, will
form the program. These entertain
ments will take place after the swim
each Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
SPORI'TtIlORTAL

yelled 20 the amused crowd of rail-
birds what happened in every play.
But he didn't know the name or
both presidential nominees.
The slogan Of Young America in
these DAYS apparently is: I'D rather
be Ruth than President"
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
vANTIE's GHOST.

NEW YORK. July i3.-All that re-
mains Of the once gay Vanitie IS the
emntv hull. II Is beached az City Is
land where her bronze makes a
iempting morsel for bidding iunkmen.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
SpFcTACLE BOYS

PHILADELPHIA, July t3:-Lee
Meadows. OF the Phillios, isnt the
only ball player who. wears glasses
A Jersey City third-baseman ana q
New York semi-pro catcher use hem
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
A. hi. MEETs TONIGHT.

The weekly meet Of the All-Wii-
minglon league Will be held tonight
40 the parlors Of the Keystone Field
Club. The league head has extended
a special Invitation 10 the managers
Of Sllverbrook Nelghborhood and
Parkside 10 be present at this ses-
sion.
Besides the business session tags
will be distributed and umpires as
signed for the games Saturday.
SATURDAYS SCHEDULE.
Ninth Ward vs.. Eleventh Ward, at
BrOwntOwn.
South Slde-Eden vs.. Psrkside, at
krkwood Park.
Neighborhood VS. Defiance, at Con-
rad street grounds.
Silverbrook vs.. Keystone, at Eden
} Park
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
RUTH AFTER sIsLER.

ST. LOUIS, July ii.-Battering
Babe Ruth Is creeping up on the
wonderful record being set by George
homers he's getting safeties.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
CATHOLIC TWILIGHT LEAGUE

Tlrco E1mes are Scheduled Tor tO@
night In the Catholic Twilight league.
kIrkw0od Park will be the Some of
the st. Hodwig-BrownsOn contest
and this fracas should be a corker as
both teams have been batting in
great form lately.
ST. Anne's will take on the So.
Mary ouint ai the Water Tower
while ST. Thomas will buck up
against the 81. Elizabeth team at
nrnMnlnMn
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
MAS HE H.Y7

COLUMBUS. July i3.-After the UNI
pire had thrown out two dozen balls
and delayed the game a couple Of
hours, he decided, that Pitcher Dan
forth OF the Hens wasn't doctoring
the ball
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
HERE'S YOUR GAME FELLOwsl

owing 10 a cancellation Worth
steele, Of Claymont is without a
team can he accommodated upon call
ing Mr.. Gallagher, 50 Holly Oak.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
CRIFF,S RFSOIVF

WASHINGTON. July i5-Clark Grlf-
nth has resolved never 20 go on a
transforming expedition again with
his Mats during spring training. Lasl
sprfng cured him.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
EVERYBODY GOES.

TOLEDO. July i3.-nhe Mud Hens
have played 10 home crowds number
ing $4,000 in 36 days. It is expected
that the seasons attendance will go
over 10000.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
AROIlT HnNIE RUNS

AKRON. July i4.-In spite OF the
fact that Akron holds the record Of
home run drives In the international
fourth place in the percentages.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
NOT ron WOMEN.

SAN FRANCISCO, July i3.-A wrest-
ling match here between two women
failed 10 arouse much enthusiasm
The referee called 10 a draw, being a
student OF Giadstone's diplomatic
school
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
-FOUR is PLENTY.

SAN FRANCISCO, July i3.-Ihis
town Is a four-show proposltloh a
nth fSht club Is trying 10 break mo nv
me roy, 4 but ,, Is proving pe9n i5e mszSma rS1Sa
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
FFWSTFR GAME.

NEW YORK, July ii-ln spite OF
doctors orders Chick Fewster Is dip
ping into the game for the crippled
Yankees. He wears a special head
niece al bat now.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
DOVER NOW ON
LORRAIVE'S STRING

Lorraine yesterday added Dover 10
It's list Of victims when they invaded
the Capitol City and defeated Manager
Wharton's club. 6 10 3. The score.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
RACK TO TAMPA

= WASHINGTON, July i5.-The Mats
will again train at Tampa. Fla. next
spring Grif intends 10 play most OF
the exhibition games in the ever
slades state
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
WuO WANTS TuIS GAME.

Port penna A. A. would like 70 get
game with some olty team for Satur-
day. Any team desiring game
should call S5-R p Delaware City
after o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
WANTS HARD ONES.

BOSTON. July h.-Johnny Wilson,
the lad who knocked OF Mike
fellows. He doesn't look like Stan
ley Ketchel, but nes good.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
eIpInpAN LEAGUE BULLETTN.

President Leroy steele has approved
tho following Suburban League cqn-
tracts and releases:
Contracts.
With Marshallt0n-George Price,
NTH Richardson park. w.
Fletcher. c NIL
man iellglble 10 play July 2A.
With Eismere-Richard Ramsey, G.
"A. Foulk, Arttie Lawson, William
With Stanton-Charles Tasker, Al
fred Grove.
Releases.
BY Standardization, Powell.
BY Krebs Company-uann,
BY Richardson Park-Ilnsman
Meredith, Richardson.
/ BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Get the habit OF telling your need
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
&TTl .NlTMIJTTg@ @
D'l.E.H q 1STETt6y
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL RESULTS
American Lnanue

American League
Cleveland, D; Athletics, B.
81. Louis, {; New York 3.
Washington, &; chicago, 4.
Boston. 6; Detroit, D.
Boston. 4 Detroit, 0 second game.l
National League
Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia, 2
Pittsburg. q Boston. 3.
New York. Z; ST. Louis, 4.
Brooklyn. 3; Chicago. 2.
Brooklyn, 4; Chicago, second
game).
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
ec0RF m TNNINGs.

Lorraine ..-...-...l
Home run. Hughes; thee-base nit
Slaughter: two-base hits, Hughes, g.
Hardesty, Ennis, Lilley'; sacrifice ms.
.C. Hardesty, Scott, G. Patterson,
Armstrong: double plays, Lilley and
q Hardesty: struck out, by. Hughes;
10: by Ennis. 3; bases on balls, on
Hughes. &: OF Ennis, q; stolen Dases'
price, Patterson, 2; slaughter, Sco,uii'
Gilbert, Ennis, Raynes; umpire VIII
llams; time OF game ioo'
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
S5O.OOO DERRY.

NEW YORK. July i3.-Leadlng
American turfmen are planning a
$4,000 derby for Belmost Park next
year Joseph r. Widener strongly
advocates rich stakes.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

once a woman saw Babe Ruth make
a hOmer-that is, she saw him swing,
hecrd the crowd moan, felt an aWpll
conCvsSiOn, but forgot 10 watch
whore the ball went
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

What escort ever took his hearts
desire 10 a ball game and never heard
her say: What kind Of ties does Ty
Cobb wear2 What makes Altrock
part his hair? What color Is Babes
eyes?"
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

When anything really good Is pull
ed the "wimin' folks are generally
chewing the corners Of their pro-
grams q studying millinery displays
in the tsxes.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

They don't always clap their hands
and holler at the right time, but no
body's tehcnique is exactly perfect
Evening journal., 1920-07-15
now THE CLUBS STAND.
National Lcnnne
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.

Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
ST. Louis at New York.
Detroit al Boston.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

Every day is LADIES' Day at the bah
parks this year
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

He took his darling wife
To the big league park one day
To see the New York Ianks
And rival athletes play.
she munched on peanuts as
She watched the stars cavort;
And then assuaged her thirt
on pop-about a quart.
She seemed 10 understand
The game and did not ask
Why Huggins hollered loud
Or Walters wore a mask.
She did not want 10 know
Why Peck or Pipp or Pratt
Should treat the pitcher so,
or anything Ike that.
in baseball, twas a cinch.
She'd cut her wisdom tooth;
She gazed in silence till she got
A closeup OF Babe Ruth.
"They call that follow 'Babe'r
She cried How can they, Jim
-lnd aren't you delighted that
Our babe don't look like himT
Many a man has resolved never 10
marry after spending a matinee at a
ball game with a danrse.
Every day is LADIES' Day at the BAN
parks this year
They don't always clap their hands
and holler at the right time, but no
body's tehonique is exactly perfect.
When anything really good is pull
ed the "yvimmin" folks are generally
chewing the corners of their pro
grams q studying millinery displays
in the hSXes.
Once a woman saw Babe Ruth max,
homer-that is, she saw him swing
hecrd the crowd moan, felt an aWpl
conOvsslon, but forgot TO watch
whore the ball went.
What escort ever took his heart.
desire TO a ball game and never hearC
her say: What kind Of ties does Tl
Cobb wear2 What makes Altrocl
look wise? Does Walter johnson
part his hair? What color Is Babes
eyes"
Probably the greatest shock mos
Of the mothers get is seeing for thi
first time the massive form Of Bah
hud come up OUT OF ule 0ugOul
Their impression Is that the Babe
just a bOy-and they are right. He is
I heard woman remark as shl
was leaving me exit gates the othe
day: "Christy Mathduson sure pitch
ed a nice game didn't he?" And h
sure did 20 years ago.
This Is a better one, though Il jus
think Nick Altrock Is the hsndsomes
man. I wonder why he doesn't pla,
some other base besides Just OF
nrsten
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

Many a man has resolved never 10
marry after spending a matinee at a
ball game with a danrsel
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

Get the habit OF telling your neecs
through The Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

National League
Phillies at Cincinnati.
Boston at pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at 81. Louis.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

Probably the greatest shock most
Of the mothers get is seeing for the
first time the massive form Of Babe
Ruth come Up out Of the dugout.
Their impression Is that the Babe Is
just bOy--and they are right. He Is.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

heard a woman remark as she
was leaving me exit gates the other
day: "Christy Math6wson sure pitch
ed nice game. didn't he2' And he
sure did 20 years ago.
Evening journal., 1920-07-15

This is a better one, though II just
think Nick Alirock Is the hsndsomest
. man. wonder why he doesn't play
some other base besides Just on
nrsten
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-17
INTENSE PAINS
Of RHEUMATISM
HAVE LEFT HER
Vermont Resident Regains Her
Strength After Treatment With
DIR. Williams Pink Pills

"a severe attack of gastric fever
weakened me so that my blood was
thin" says Mrs. Eugene Sullivan, OF
No. Ia Park street, Barre, VT. ut
seemed as though would never re-
gain my strength. My nerves were
nnstrung and was upset at the least
little noise. ] suffered from neuralgia
in my head and had rheumatism in
my legs and ankles and nothing that
tried gave nue. any relief. l ate very
little and that little didn't give me
any strength.
III read about DIR. Williams Pink
Pills and decided to give the remedy
trial. 1t was fortunate decision
for me, for felt better in a few weeks,
My appetite improved and gradually
my strength returned. As my blood
became richer the neuralgia pains dis
appeared and finally l was free from
rheumatism. | owe my health to DR..
Williams Pink Pills and can certainly
recommend the remedy to others"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or direct from the DR..
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
N. X, at GO cents per box, postpaid.
Write today for q copy of the free
booklet, "Bullding Up the Blood"
containing.a special chapter on rheu'
matism.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-17
NAUGHTY. REAL NAUGHTY
Show Coming to the Opera Hous,
Next Tuesday

"The Naughty Wife" is very
naughty wife indeed. But she has her
extenuating circumstances, chief of
which is the neglect OF her novelist
husband. Therefore, when she elOped
at the Worcester Theatre, last evening
one was quite sure that the husband
would wake upand do the right thing
to bring her back repentant. Aud so
1T happened, but because OF the fact
that it was farce and not melodrlna,
the way he took to bring her back was
so unique as to be exceedingly humor.
Gus, and 10 be seen and heard rather
than described.
Although the method was not such
as would be prescribed for the gen.
eral run Of husbands whose wives are
about. to leave them, ii worked so well
that perhaps it might serve as an an
tidote for the divorce court. How
ever that may be, IL is good farce
fooling.
The company presenting the l.ttle
play go about their work with taste
and the eprnestness which Is the soul
of farce. Gordon Eldrid is especially
effective as the husband Miss Reeva
Greenwood is rather fetching as the
wife and Miss Gertrude Walthers
puts much breeziness into her role as
a widow
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-17
SOUTH SALISBURY

Jay Mattison is confined TO the house
by illness.
John Hill, former resident, is spend
ing the week in town.
Mrs. Helen Eddy of Troy was a
guest at T II. Dunlap's Tuesday.
Miss Mary Hastings has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. r. N. Hawkins.
Mr.. Cornell is seriously i'll at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Abe Beck
er.
Michael Burke and Miss Gertrude
Hodges of Bennington spent Sunday
al O. l.. Lawrences.
Miss Bright Cooney of North Adams
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Myles Rice
The following were in Bennington
Saturday: Mrs. Carrie Bugbee, Mrs.
Fred Dunn, Mrs, Arlie Green, Mrs.
David Gamsha and daughter Marble,
Miss Vera Fleming, Mrs. Albert Har-
wood, Mrs. George Coolidge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Harris and Irwin Mattison.
George Waite has moved from Main
street into Fred Montgomery house
on Cleveland avenue.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-17
missioner OF highways.


Iiov. J. Alex Donald of Poultney oc-
cupied the pulpit at the local Baptist
church al both the morning and even
ing service lase Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraah Crosier return
ed home Saturday from Griswoldyille,
Mas, where they have been making
an extended visit with Mrs. Crbzier's
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. b. A. Stowe.
The Filodramatic society held a five
act drama entitled "Genoeffa' in
Masonic hall last Friday evening.
Mus c was furnished by a local string
orchestra accompanied by the piano.
A birthday party was rendered Miss
C0rina Barber at Eage hall oon Tues
day evening by large number of her
friends. Refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served, Everybody re.
ported an enjoyable time.
DR.. Frank A. Walsh was signally
honored asst Saturday by being
notified by the executive committee
of the North Adams hospital that he
had been elected as an nonresident
member OF the med cal and surgical
staff OF The North Adams hospital
The Wilmington high school girls
basketball team were in town last
Saturday for game with the local
high school girls, which was played in
Eagle hall. The final score was q
TO 10 in favor of the visiting team.
| 1t is planned to have return game
with the Wilmington girls in the near
I future.