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Evening journal., 1920-08-18
HILLDALE COMING
TO TRY HARLAN

Tho Harlan Shipbuilders viii make
another effort to put IN their appear
ance in this city on Monday evening
when they line up against dlne stroe
Hiildole Club, OF Darby. The last time
the Shipbuilders were scheduled 10
play at home The elemets prevented
H. but the fans are assured OF a real
attraction in the oolored ban tossers.
FOR they have recorded victories over
lihe best white and colored teams in
this vicinity.
So far This year Hindale has defeat
ed the best colored clubs. including
Bacharaoh Giants, "Chappie" John-
sons Norfolk All-Stars, BaMimore
Black Sox; and white clubs, Including
SpatS9n, Klein Chocolate, Strawbridge
Brothers and other leading independ-
ent teams around Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
.OLYMPIAS in
HOMER'S DAY
Were Foundation of Life
and Empires of Ancent
Greece and Rome
WILD OLIVE
CROWN PRIZES

The seventh revival Of the famous
Olympic Games being held at Ant
werp. Belgium was originally sched-
uled for Berlin in 1916. but the war
caused a postponement and a change
10 more deserving Rooality
The Original Olympic Games, which
are so celebrated in history, date back
to the days OF Homer. In the olden
days the Olympiads were The greatest
event in the world. They were the
foundation OF the life and empires OF
ancient Greece and Rome, and made
possible the triumph of Greece over
Asia. and Of Rome over the world.
They were Of paramount import
anoe This was further increased by
the solemnity' which attended them
and especially by the fact that the
Grecian method Of reckoning time
was based upon them and their regu-
lar occurrence.
The Greek idea was that the body
Of men had a glory as well as the in
tellect and spirit. They realized that
the vitality and strength of the indi-
vidual body was the base Of the vital
lty and strength Of the state The
empires Of Greece and Rome lasted
only as long as the Olympic Games
no longer.
The Olympic Games were first held
in TIC B. C. The name comes from
the site on which they were held
Olympia in Ellis, not a city but a
small plain in the district Of Pisatis,
nearly surrounded by lofty hills and
bounded on the south by the River
Alpheus. On this plain was the sa-
cred grove. called Altis, surprised TO
have been laid out by Hercules, II
was adorned with beautiful struc-
lures and works Of art, altars. statues
and monuments in great number. m
clud'ng the Temple Of Zeus. TINS
bemple housed the most magnificent
producthon Of Hellenic art, the chrys-
elenhantine STATUE Of Zeus by Phidias.
The games were held at intervals
usually every four years-and con-
tinued almost without interruption
until A. n. 3O3. At first the games
consisted Of a single fort race Dut
gradually other events were. ADDED
until the camcs greatly resembled our
western field meets and lasted aDoul
flve days.
only free-born Greeks of good char-
aefer we've allowed TO compete.
least ten month training
The participants competed naked.
II The nations were at war, sa-
cred truce" was declared TO allow the
attendance Of the athletes and spec
hstors. No women were allowed.
The only reward was a crown OF
wild olive from the sacred grove OF
Arts. which. by the way, was regard
cd as the very maximum Of human
felicity. He who did not win the
highest crown. won nothing.
The most celegrated athletes Of all
the Olympiads are Theagenes OF ina
Sos. Milo Of Cr0tonne. and Diagoras
Of Rhodes. Alexander the Great once
entered the lists, and Nero and Tiber-
ius achieved Victories at Olympia.
After 3o3 Olymp' ads the games we're
discontinued because N the teachings
Of observation-disclosures as it may
Nter a period Of more than 1900
wears the games were revived again IN
1896 by the German Government
which had undertaken the excavation
Of the ancient sites of former glorles.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
SOON OUT
FOR GRDRON WORK

Local followers Of football. in try
ing TO find relief during this last hot
spell, are not being overlooked by
Manager Joe Cannon or his Chesrook
crowd, for preliminary arrangements
are being made for the appearance
of the grdiron champions this fall
Joe most likely will tnot the bows
out about the first Saturday in DC
tober, and from then on. only the best
attractions will be seen over the
Bridge. where the Champs" will play.
Joe's team will meet teams Of the
calibre Of Rex Of Washington. Victrix
Conshohoken, Holmesburg, Moreland
A. c., etc.
All Of the favorites viii be out for
theN positions again this year. Among
them are Reeves a former baekneld
man at Cornell. and Macdonald who
played end for one Of the fast semi
troit.
George Winters will be at the meet
ing place for the team tomorrow eve
nning and all candidates whether thev
nave been approached by Joe or moi
are urged TO come UP to the meeting
and go over the situation with .Ioe
and Coach Kerrigan.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
HUMMER AND HTLLES
WHOLE SHOW HERE

FEDERALSBURG, Md. Aug is.-In
the best game Of ball ever seen at
Federalsburg, the ''Federals" defeated
NE fast Salisbury team TO 0. Hum
mer pitched the best game OF his
career, not allowing a hit or a asinele
man TO reach third base lie str,5cl,
out eleven men and allowed but one
base on balls. Al no stage of the
game was he ever In danger. Onv
one ball was hit to the outfleld
Another feature OF the game was
the hitting Of Hilles. the star 0rst
baseman OF the Milford Club. he
tallied three hits in the same num-
ber of trips TO the ptatc and drove in
erals"
The score.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

" NAANtNAA"ANA
81. Hedwig's vs.. Defiance Third
and Adams.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
2. H. VS.. p. & j., Eden Park,
No. 3.
Penn. r. r. VS.. A. C. F. Co. Sew
enteenth and Spruce streets.
sunday Star VS.. VII. Gas Co,
Rockford No. 4.
Fibre Co. VS.. Harlan, Eden No.
THURSDAY.
Eleventh Ward vs.. Black Sox.
Harlan Field $3.50 o'clock)
st. Thomas VS.. ST. Mary's,
Fourth and Church.
West vs.. w. p. T. Co.. Rock
ford Park.
Elsmere vs.. Marshallton at Mar
shallton postponed Suburban
League game.)
FRIDAY.
st. Paul's vs.. Defiance, Third
and Adams.
(BoN scores on these games will
be printed in The Evening Journal
II brought TO this Office befOre 8
o'clock on the morning following
the games. Teams having twilight
games arc urged to send the infor-
nation TO The Evening journal in
order that this schedule may be
complete from week TO week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

Ruth gives away the balls he smacks.
To thrill the youngsters brain.
More pri1ed than costly Jewels
Sweeter than lemonade
The smiles that kids arc getting
From Socking Jack and Babe.
The bird who thinks that Jack and
Babe aren't a coupla popular guys
with the youngsters doesn't go
around much.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
DOVER LOSES TO
CENTREVILLE2 2 TO |
pecial % The Evenlng Journal

"I,,1I'I "I,TS,71,I,'-I.I = 7 ~ LFtHIHt JOurnaI.
bONhh Aug- iS.-Dover's crack
pas Dall team, Journeyed 10 Centre
Niile, Mu, yesterday and was defeat
ed by a score Of 70 4.
Dover plays at Federalsburr. Md
today Tomorrow, they will play
Middletown, here and on Saturday
another large crowd is looked Tor
when Dover crosses bats here with
fhe Milford team. The rivalry bet,,a- n
these two team sis very marked and
more so now because OF Dover win
ming the game last Saturday at Nil
ford by the score OF 2 to 4.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
ST. THOMAS ON
TOP OFLEAGUE

Winning from ST. Mary's in a Cath
ole League game last night 6 TO ,,
81 Thomas now holds the league
lead.
ST. Mary's led up until the fourth
3nning when ST. Thomas sent four
runs across and in0tted mp the
initial inning with three runs and
aided a pair m the fourth, while 81.
Thomas hung up its first score in the
second Score.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
STAR TEAM ALSO
IN MOURNING TODAY

The Sunday Star baseball team also
Is in mourning today. The printers
went mp TO Claymont last night ex-
pecting TO take a fall out OF the Worth
team but returned home with a A 10 1
victory smeared against them Despite
the trimming the Star is now after
game with that Morning News bunch.
The score:
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
Totals .... 70 % IS "a O
lORE ~ INNINGS-


Morning News ;......2 ix-i2
Evening journal .---.t 0O22 0 o.
Two-base hits-Ileverssy 2. Boden-
stedt. Hopes, Tasker. Double PLAYS
--Bodenstedt 10 Palmer; Heverssy 10
Hyland. Struck out-By Address, 3;
by Franklin, T. Base on balls-lOn An
dress, 4; on Franklin, 4. Stolen bases
-Hyland Palmer, Haverssy, Address,
Mclaughlin, Pond Dickson. Umpres
-lSallaway, Pan0oast and Connor.
Time OF game-i hour, so minutes.
This score is all right as far as total
hits and runs are concerned, hut II
does not tell the whole story. We no
tice the Morning News sports editor
has dropped the name Of Harry SaIla-
way from the batting order. We
therefore wish 10 inform the fans that
every one OF thOSe ~ runs and % hits
credited TO nine Morning News play
ers, was scored and hit by SaIlaway.
INSIDE STUFF OF THE GAME
There Is no truth In the report
that the Evening Journal ball team is
dead
We are stin champs despite our
losing the second game.
Our team consists Of nine players
not twelve
saIloway The ump9 is not young
ster any more. lie suffers dimmed
vision and lack OF knowledge Of the
game. No opposing team can beat
that combination.
Lookout for our lnal game in the
near future We had enough trouble
getting yesterdays game so we had
to let up little bit for the good OF
the sport.
Ofllctsl scorer Jordan quit IN dis
gust In the second inning after the
three Morning News umplres made 70
impossible TO keep a correct score.
Our nrst sacker says the Morning
News did him an nuiustioe in the
box score.
Mutschler hit a corking double 10
center That the box score does not
show. Larosoh had bSVo stolen bases
the score docs not show.
Dickson al third was n tower OF
strength for the Evening Journal.
sHu it was our nrst defeat of the
season.
The hit and ertor column Of The
NeNs team is badly twisted. Guess
SOlloway is responsible. Wen have
10 play thst next game at night so
the ump can see better.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
MAY LOSE PRATT

NTW YORK. Aug. is.-Derrill Pratt.
Yankee second baseman, is consider
ing an. offer to coach baseball and
assist in football at the University OF
Michigan. He was at one time a star
on the gridiron.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
zS}.tE:ENz5SIEI+l] EI+l]ERsH13s{@l

Why Is n that strong aihletes
Are anyways strong for kids?
Both Jack and Babe try hardest
To please the katydids.
The game OF each Is Just to sock.
They do IL, that is true.
But what makes them so popular
ARE little things they do.
Dempsey invites the newsles
All down 10 see him train.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
THERE'S A nEASnN

NEW YORK, Aug iS.-When the
new home Of the Yankees is built II
will be modelled after the Polo
Grounds so as TO have the accustomed
mark for Babe Ruth & co. to shoot
at according to the colonels.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
Signola NBuH)
FlyvOrfhv fYellandl
VINCE MOLYNEAUX
TO TWIRL HERE

Vince Molyneaux, who was with
the Boston Braves when they won
the National League pennant, arrived
mere Monday from California, after
playing with the Frisco club OF the
Coast League. He is a pitcher and is
now making his home m Wilmington
and will be seen in action on one Of
the local teams. The last time Molly
neauX was seen here was when he was
with Frank Bakers Upland Club few
years ago On that occasion he shut
out the Brownson team with two
hits. That was the season that
BrOwnson won the All-VV5lmington
League pennant.
Metal workers and all connected
with .jewelry should use the Want
Ads this week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
SCORE BY INNINGS.

81. Thomas ........--.-.0 4 0 & i-6
s.. Mary's .................3 OO20-5
Z Strikeouts-By Pasquale 6, by Nc
connen q by Taylor .. Bases on balls
ON Pasquale 2, OF Mcconnell 4.
Cmpire-Ogden.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
POOR ERRANn MN

VERNON, Aug. tS.-Eddie Kenna
served the Frisco Seals FOR five years
as mascot. He was a good kid but
was always absent when needed. ~
day he is second ssking catcher for
the Vernon Tiaensa
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League
No games scheduled.
American Leaouc

Chicago in Philadelphia
St. Louis in Washington.
Detroit in Boston.
Cleveland in New York.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
GOOD LUCK. PREX.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. is-The
Pacific Coast League. under the guild
ing hand OF Prexy Bill Mccarthy, is
having one OF its most prosperous
years. He is getting or on the right
foot and hitting the FIRST ball pitched.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
GREAT ALEX SLIPS

CINCINNATI, Aug is.-The great
Grover Alexander's name his son o,n
son. several clubs have Knocked him
from tha -6i1ick recenux. -'''
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
sEAfORD RIANKs MARnFIIA

SEAfobD, Del, Aug. tS.-The Mar
peha Md team lost 10 Seaford YES
terday, 20 O. Almond allowed hut
two hits and struck out A batters.
Iruitt, of Mardella. also pitched a
4lne game. Score;
CFAFopn
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
MOLYNFAIJX AT HARLAN PLANT

MolyneauN a former major league
hurler from Boston, who at one time
shined on the COLLEGIATE world for
villa Nova. has accepted a position in
the Harlan plaut
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
LIBERTY TR7Ms LANDIIT-u

Liberty defeated Landlith last
night 8 to 3. This makes Libertv,s
second trump over 1andlith.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
VANDEVER hrs GOING No,,,

vandeVer, Jrs. defeated Pennsy. Irs
last evening. II to 9. Vandever Jrs
lineup was, c. Callahan, C Bloodweli
p; Erwin. SIS; Propect, ib; Compton'
% Helms, 3b; Masteh, RI: Callahan
CT; Levin, II. ''1' ''''i OIL
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
GgnIfg A NIrTnTTTNTGT ~
.1.Z STtS
RESULTS or YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National Leaque

National League
New York, s; Philadelphia, 7.
Philadelphia, 3; New York. ? (second
game).
Cincinnati. 3: Chicago, 2.
pittsburg, 10, 81. Louis. 6.
Boston Brooklyn not scheduled
American League
Boston, 4: Detroit 3.
Detroit. 3; Boston. 4 second game.).
st. Louis. Z; Washington, 2
Washington, 10; ST. Louis, Q eleven
lnnings.).
Athletics-Chicago not scheduled.
New York-Cleveland postponed.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
SLuRE n INNlNGs

Federalsburg .....OOO2 O-3
salisbury ........ 5000 10000 90.
Two base hits Hummer; stolen ba-
ses, Moiz, Porter, struck out BY Hum
mer, IL, by Guy, 2, by Wright. 4. base
on pals on Hummer, 4, on Wright,
4. Umpire McGinnis
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
National amateur
Hupshooting Championship

The most important the
shooting those
shooting perform the National
This viii be shot
the title
mi o. rle -
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
Total
SCORE BY NNINGS
Sunday Star

Sunday star ....-....O 10000 4
Worth Steel .........2 9 2Ox-ff
HIS on Goodwin, IS; on Stewart 4:
on hosklns, 3. Earned runs-Worth
Steel, y; star, !. Two-base hits-Chal-
tenger. 4 White. 4: Dickson. 4 Three-
base hit-Kulp. Struck ouf bv Cod
WIN; ? by Hoskins, 5. Base on halls
hoskins, q; Goodwin. 4 Number Of in
nlngs pitched by Goodwin. ;. bv stew
ART l. hoskins, :. Time Of game-i 30
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
5000 FANS SEE
P0C0MOKE RACES

'PoCOMOKE. Nd. Aug. is.-The Po-
comoke fair. and races got under way
yesterday in spite Of the unfavorable
weather conditions. More than 5000
turf fans We're present when Starter
Cannon rang the bell for the pa pace
horses TO come on the track.
Ile POcomOke baseball team defeat
ed the Crisiield nine, 10 6. Summary
of the races.
Evening journal., 1920-08-18

The Wants are an important fssto,
OF modern life.-Adv. 4a0'o'
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
PA Class; Purse Ss50

III -'IV IT 10 IT IA II.
FRANCIS was much the bes.. and won
without being hard pushed.
second Race-2.S0 Class; Trot; Purse
Evening journal., 1920-08-18
TWILIGHT BALL
WEEK OF AUG. 16

WEDNESDAY.
81. Hedwig's vs.. Defiance Third
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