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New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
PERSONALS

Harry Protass has returned from the University of Pennsylvania where he has completed the summer course in dentistry.
 James H. Riley of the New Brita in National Bank is enjoying his annual vacation of two weeks at Momauguin.
 Miss Frances McAloon. book-keeper at the filling Rubber Company is on her annual vacation of two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Rossberg and Mrs. Alice Rossberg and family have returned from trip through the Adirondacks, which they enjoyed the past two weeks.
 Harmon HalIoran of the Adkins Printing company has returned after spending a two weeks vacation at Momauguin and Short Beach.
 Thure Bengston is enjoying his va cation of two weeks at East Hampton.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
Financial
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wall street, io;3O a. m.-Rejection of the allied truce terms by the Rus sian soviet Koyernment caused sharp decline in stock prices at the opening of the market today. Foreign ex- change rates also reelected the situu- tion in an acute fashion. sterling fall- ing seven cents. The improvement In local banking conditions reflected by Saturdays clearing house statement was lost sight of in the hurried sell ing of the stocks. In the first half hour losses ranging from to points were general. Baldwin, vanadium. United Fruit. Mexican Petroleum and Pan American were tho weakest among the industrials while Union Pacific, Louisville and Nashville and Lackawanna led a decline in the rails.
 close-Rumors of a change for tho better in the foreign military situa- ton caused a considerable extension of the rally the last hour with short covering large. The closing was steady.
 Sales approximated 1.o5o.ooo shares.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
IS VERY
 HAPPY NOW CAN EAT !
Mrs. James Stark of Conn.,, Informs Those Fl Eat That CINOT Will
 Make Them Eat But Distress Them, M

Many people in this world it means to want to eat but \ ditions of their stomach they go that pleasure. Mrs. Stark
 1T have been a great suhe1 stiapiton and dizzy sick he'd sour acid stomach and terrfhI for six months at a time. v diet and could eat hardly naturally 1t affected my nti1 especially made my heart jul weak. This trouble is now
 all due to the tonic CINOT. q now that I desire, my headac' appeared also my constipatio| spells and l am glad to indors' to the public as the results tn, friends have received are sinll
 CINOT IS BEING DEMONS NEW BRITAIN BY AN EXpI MILLER-HANSON DRUG
 CHURCH ST. It is also for sal by G. R. Byington; in Forestv Pharmacy; in Southington by ( Store; in Plantsville by Geo.
 Bristol by The Madden Drug S tonbury by c. R. Dsnsrnors. as tained at all first-clasA drugSl
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
TO CALL ON HAIR

Coumbus, O., Aug. g. present members of the ( assembly, regardless of D those nominated for meI that body, will go to Ma
 day, August 19, to call ul Harding, who was a men
 Ohio senate and later itI officer. Senator Hardi1| liver an address and pres| cup to the oldest memH earliest general assembly,
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
FALLS TWO sTol

Helen Partyko, aged
 fell from a veranda a distj floors this afternoon, b0j right arm and sustainingj about the head and body taken to the New Brita hospital in the police am
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
Italy is Exercised
 . Over Illinois Riots

Rome. Aug. s.-Commenting on the reports of anti-Italian riots in West Frankfort. Ills, La Epoca designates the outbreak as horrible tragedy" It state that although the American authorities did their utmost to pre- vent it and doubtless will see that reparation is given without delay, this will make the impression in Italy less greater. less sad"
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
Samuel Sirkin.

Samuel Sirkin. aged 69 years, of es Willow street, died at his home this morning. He is survived by a son, Henry Sirkin, and two daughters, Mrs. Max Kennedy and Miss B. Sir kin The funeral was held this after noon and the burial was in Beth Alom cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
Deaths and Funerals.
Giuseppe Donlizio.

Giuseppe Domizio, aged five months son of MT. and Mrs. Albert Domizio of 345 Myrtle street, died late Satur- day afternoon. The funeral was held at 10 o'clock this morning and the burial was in St. Mary's new ceme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
Edward Brouse

Edward Walter Rouse, aged g months. died Saturday night at the home of his parenst, MT. and Mrs, Gustave Brouse of 3S Whitman street. The funeral was held this afternoon at ? o'clock. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
REAL ESTATE IRA
Numerous Exchanges of \
 ported at Office of TO]

Warrantee deeds filed noon show the followind George B. and Al l.. Abraham Rosenblatt. lar1 Stanley street; K.S CT Carmino NazZaro, land at Main street; Andrew Cap Canosci, land on Lawlor well Land Company to Ca oli, land on Hampton sd Haydasz to Sofia Starzyk Sexton street; and the B} Company, to John Lawl| Orchard Heights.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
Auto Thieves Get $25,O00
 Worth of Govt. Whiskey

Toledo, O., Aug. 9.-Thieves broke into a government storage plant here yesterday and stole several cases of government confiscated whiskey valued at S25,o00. Four men with two tracks are said to have committed
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
RACES POSTPONED.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 9.-The opening of the grand circuit races here today was postponed on account of unfav- orable weather.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
How | saved a policenans ife"

EVEN THE esss. WERE TIRED that morning. AND THE coass. DIDN'T FOOL ms one oit
  BUT WHEN after breakfast MY cieARETrE tasted awful IT WAS too much. .... AND A grouch started. AND WALKING to work. [ swoRE on smoking. AND DECIDED to Ire. MY OFFICE boy. .... BUT JUST before I decided. TO KILL a policeman. A MAN passed me. CHOKING A cigarette. AND sAY but the smoke THAT oElrrED back. DID sMELL good. AND [ followed him INTO A store HE THREW down two dimes. AND sAIp 'The same."
 " AND % did L AND % I'm still smoking. AND STILL keep that. OFFICE sov and let that. HANDSOME POLICEMAN ,,v.. AND I'M going to boost. THAT MAN I followed. FOR PRESIDENT or something. FOR REALLY those cigarettes. DO sAr'sEx.l
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

New York. Aug. 9--Sew York Clearing House statement: Ral,nces ,.............. es,os6,4ao
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09

JUST whiff of that spicy aroma of o fine Turkish and Dc nestle tobaccos will make you hungry for this satis- .fy''. smoke. There are blends and blends, but none like this one. Chester fields blend is a secret and it cannot be copied.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-09

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New Britain herald., 1920-08-09

tNew Yorh Stock Exchsnwe auo.- .tons furnished by Richter and Co. members of the New York sto~k Exchanrsl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
PLAY BALL TODAY.
Lorraine and du pont Experimental Nine
Will Met AT Rockford Park.

Lorraine A. A. will play the dI P0nt
Experimental Station nine ~ Rockford
Park so today iicryl Long will do
the pitching, and either Jack Price Or
pierson will be behind the bat Hopeweil.
Benson and "Gibby" Patterson Will
round ont the infeld This will bc FORMER
Captain Pattersou's first appearance III
Il Lorraine uniform this year. Lorraine
will play the Huber Baking Company
ninc III Rockford Park on Saturday.
Manager Hirzel Of the Lorraine s. A.,
will put on second team, known as the
Lorraine Reserve Joe Kuhnsa Rob
crtson, McNaIly Dohcrty, Flynn. Me-
Cardell Ward and several other stars
will be seen IN the lineup. 4 manager
will bc elected within q few days, and il
is run0red that one of the vetcrans of
the independent Champs will be the
selection.
Business Manager Harry A. Rash ls
busy booking games for the Reserves
and any fast out-of-town team wi~hifI
a frst-ciasz attraction can bc accOmm1-
dated by addressing Business Manager.
Lorraine Reserves. 1911 West Ninth
street, or to MIR Rash. 52G West Fourth
street
It is thought that the Reserves wll
play their first game on SATURDAY, Afay
Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
SALES|ANUM WINS
FROM OU PONT HIGH
First Victory of Season Was Won
by West Eighth Street Boys
bV II to j.

~alc~lantim Catholic High first base
bali victory al the season WIS Won ycstcr-
day afternoon with comparative ease.
lu pont High beng the victim hy I
10 store, 1T the Rock ford Tower grounds
The suburban boys managed to gct
Tat three hits from Clark thr locals
httlc lwjrlcr. and two ~ these were such
SLOW infcld hts that the inhc!dcr~ were
unable "a field them fast enough g turn
them into nut-outz
On the other hand Jones pitching had
no effect on the West Eighth street lads.
10 succeeded n driving out twelve hits
besides worrying him into eight passes
hv the walk route.
Clark also outpitchcd Jones IN the
strlkc-out department. hy tanning II
oi tho opposing bat srcn. As compared
to - for thc du pont SALESMAN
Burlcrs un4>~..tcd double plly n he
last inning ol tto game wa accompanied
/ by loud cheering from the Gold and Y huo
supporters.
Tic Sale-ianum BOYS seemed 20 bc
pracGcine for lrack-runuinC en- the bases.
for they stole eighteen on the dn Pont
catcher, while only TWO we're ohtanad
on leerH
Ne~l Friday ~alt~anum Mil eo to
Philadelph,a d PLAY thr fast = Joseph :
Prep team oi hat pIac-.
The Sr3rF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
GRACE TO MEET!
HARLAN SATURDAY
Gallagher's Nine Will Tackle the
Shipworters Saturday After
noon on Harlan Field.

Grace Church. one Of the eontenders
for the Independent state titular honors,
last vear. viii play Harlan Saturday alter
noon. There was break IN the Del
Mar schedule aud Manager OTTO Wagner
aud Business Manager Moore determined
to give Harlan plenty Of work So that the
shipbulders wonldn't plunge into the re-
maindcr Of the league gamcs lacking top
notch conditioning
Grace will Iec the Harlan field several
nights this week TO faniliarze the players
With the surroundings Ingram or Aley-
ers will likely assume The hIring duties,
with Livcrtnore or Pueh behind the bat.
Either Of these battery combinations can
make il decidedly Interesting for the ship
builders
..l,ess Cprtef. Delaware's athlete, will
be found IN fh Grace front II DciaWare
iynt tIisuortiug on Saturday. IS
Mckay. Goyington. Prllitt the three
tars ine brothers and Mitchell are al
doped ~ starters for Grace.
lIarIun showed lasi saturday. against
EIkton, that Il must be taken seriously
m Iocal and State baseball Dick
Iiaqhe= looked bctfer then fair on the
mound, bunting good behind the bat
and. .ith experienced heads ii'se Otto
Wagner. 1911 Martin md Doc Dolan
and Winente - steady tho younger elo-
mem sh9ali round into Formidable ae-
nrrgattau.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
GUESTS OF ]. w. WILLIS.
New Castle Leather Company Foremen
Hold Spring Outing.

The Foremens' Club of the New Castle
Leather Co, morocco manufacturers at
Eleventh and Poplar streets and some oi
their friends. 10 the extent of about 100,
were entertained by J. Writ Willis, vice
president of the company, mt his farm IN
Glasgow, ON Sunday The party left the
plant at Q O'Clock n. m, IN automobiles.
After reaching the farm the visitors were
shown its many interesting points ana
were astonished at its size 1t being one OF
the largest farms in the State. At II
o'clock y camp lunch was served by the
companvs chef, after which field games
were played.
The baseball game between the mar
ried men and the single men, resulted IN "A
victory for the former, after hVc-inhing
contest. The field events were largely
contested. ran off in snappy style ana re-
suited in close finishes There was con-
test between the various departments OF
the plant for the championship banner,
which was won by the wet department
with a total Of % points, the stock room
being a close second, with D points. The
events were as follows;
lo0-yard dash First, Samuel Brainard,
wet department; Corncllous Crcedon, ury
department
Nt1nOin4 DTOdu jump ~,
Crcedon, dry department; Willard Nahis'
stock room.
Bag race First. Samuel Brainard wet
department. Francis Butler wet depart
mCnt
Running broad jump First, Willard
Wahls, stock room; Hans Sadcnwasscr,
maintenance.
Weight throwing First, Willard Wallis.
stock room, Samuel Brairard, wet de-
partmcnt
Thrre-lcgeod First, Frances But
Ter and Reginald Way. wet department
Samuel Brainarl and John fucker, vet
department.
Hunt for stake First, Alexander Dex-
ter, stock room: Willard Nahls, stock
room.
Judges Robert II Hughes Of Boston
William J.. Mason OF New York
Starter William p Rhcuhy, I T. The
athletic games were in charge Of John +
Glenn and the transportation in charge oi
Alfred d. Smith The commlssary was
looked after by Frank White
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
BILLING DEFEATS STOCK.
du PonI Company Departmental Teams
Sage Game

Tae III Pont Companr Billing i1NI-
SION defeated the ~tnoh DIVISION team tsE
au i~-3 score at TWENTY H-nlutb and Mar
kcI streets Yesterday afternoon TIC
~eort Division rlna was unable 10 do
anything Nifh thr m.ching oi Rickard,
combined with ho trport gi.cu him
Hav5 and Wilson # tto Billing nine
pla,sd fast game. IS did kIndeil agd
White Of thc stock nine Hanl',af1 The
twirler 81 rhe stock team was knocked
from the mound IN the fourth inning and
was replaced hy kIndall
This garae Is the frst Of a serie, u tE.i-
light games to be played by lire in'er-dc-
partmcnt teams II the du Pnnt Com
pany Score by innings
Billing .-.. Q Is
Stock % 90 3
Batteries Richards and Moore.
Banzhoff. kind"ll aud White
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
| DEFIANCE LEAGUE
READY FOR SEASON
Fast Organizations Listed Indi-
cate Good Season for Wecca-
coe, Belmont, Third and
Tenth Wards.

Everything is in readiness for the open
ing game of the Defiance Twilight League
next Monday, when the speedy Tenth
Ward aggregation will meet the Belmont
team All the games will be played al
the Third and Adams streets play
grounds and will start at 6.45 o'clock
sharp, Tuesday night $ schedule brings
the Third Ward and Weccacoe teams to-
gcther
The league, consisting Of four teams,
Wcccacoc, Third Ward. Tenth Ward and
Belmont, will be divided into two halves,
the first half ending on July Is. On
completion of the two schedules the WIN
ners Of each will play for the champion
ship of the club II is expected that n
local business man will donate silver
loving cup TO the winning team,
The managers of the four teams have
been scouting around among the members
of the club during the past few weeks
Manager Jimmie Gillespie Of the Bel
mont team has under contract William
Conlcy, Francis Magill. James Clarke
Hcwson I.annan, James Hagen, James
Quinn, Morris Flynn, Thomas Ford aud
James \ Quinn
Manager Fred Warner Of Third Ward
has signed John Recder Michael and
Jttln AftilOA. dNliii vi. ''iilit4tf '>ttit'h
Nayhart. Clarence Lutz, Joseph Nc
Bride, William Mclaughlin Owen Hes
sion. Joseph Tohn and Jerome Calvin.
Manager Johnny lllhben Of the Tenth
Ward aggregation has on h- ro>tcr
George Beelcy Fred Clark Spencer Dll-
lion. James \ Iilnson. Daniel sullivan,
William Shields Francis Lowell PAUL
McC Cnnncl and William Miller
For tho Ncccacoc team Manager
Walsh- ii-t includes Edward Bceley,
Martin Walsh, Andrew Long, .Imcs II.
tllwood Albert Clarke William I.
Walsh. William ieclcy- Joseph Forrest
Alexander Gillespie Ray August aud
Joseph Eilihcn
The popularity of thc-r twilight games
was proven last .JnmCr Wlcn large
crowds attended the contests played under
the Defiance luhs auSpirc~ ] hi- Year
an organized effort has been madr a. pre-
/ sent he fans u thc Tenth ward with good.
clean baseball which resulted ~ I he Tor
nation 81 the league Besides presenting
good, wholesome amusement for the ians.
the league Viii give Manager Jack Nc
Donough an opportunltE q hccpngtms
cyr open for any promising Aanngstet
hat should make Il showing III amy Kind
his immediate promotion tn HE Nll-A H
minCfnn League team hclng assured lie
league Is under the jurisdiction 81 thc ath-
ietic committee oi tie association and al
disputes Will bc disposed ~ hN that bedN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
MARSHALL EXPECTS
TO END PUBLIC CAREER
Not Candidate for President and
Very Tired Of Life IN
Washington.
Special Dispatch FROM Every Evening >
Washington Correspondent


Washington Correspondent
Washnpton. Nav 5. ylce-preeidcnt
Marshall fully cSJecis ~ leave Washing-
ton March 4 neEt 81 certain s. he oi
quitting public hfe 81 that tipe ihai hc
has nadc = contract - 70 on the Chau+
taHqua platform. j BE- NIcc-Preeden'
viii deliver fouflecn speechrs for which
be Wii receive Sli 900 ur - 900 uorr
than he gets Tor . year n srTycc as the
'sccond gentleman be land
%o, ] au noi candidate ior nomana-
tion for President. and certainly ] am not
seeking A chance To do iou more vears
uf service as President. Mr. Mar
hall eald iu an uHtcr.Ic" tDdaY. j
have had enough costs no $40 O0U
"a ve3r to iiyo in Washington. and ( i'r
hutclknopeg were ie-s Herriul, my cr
prnsos wogid 90 .acrablg higher
The Nicc-PFcsideut topk ncca ion u
criticize politicians who arc per-l-tepds
,-ofinQ 1ysiutt thrsr convictions Dceaire
thcv ara tfraid # they gnttG honestly
fhc, fonId not rGue taok ~ " N'sh.ne
tog
There nelancaij aol oi ourag
.moug tuf mcn % Cpagre f1'lay
said tie tIrnpr .den l0y graGp-
81 acu ho.uQ bchnd 'hem g jnr.
4iie bgds nt pi.fe opinion raa 1"t ifDH
tt -saGelr-- fourgr sITtnH2 tncs
want Scores .hgutnd II aD'e
bodied ueu aha Hcyrr ocd ne
.trs. .esjfing fu scr Nhlt tDugrr N'it q.
lrfure they IT. n work #saE ~ ~
everything po-eit. fas tre eS ~
wounded asdlrr, aat tst iH1e me
fbr men 1h4 uaer nt 1nd b
r#F c.f fTB Wert ft fgr,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
RAYMOND WINS BOUT.
Local Poxcr 0utcIassed " illic Nelson in
Philadelphia Last Night.

Rslrh Raymond, local boxer, de-
fcatcd Willie Nelson in q siX-round bout
Al the Auditorium Club in Philadelphia.
hist night. Tic bell saving the Phtadel-
pbian from knockout IL the final round.
RAYMOND led the fight from The open
ing bell and with = series of right la5s
toward the close of the first session had
Nelson dazcd Nelson however c..nse
back strong IN the second and took con
siderable punishment Both hoys stood
toe III toc III the third and fourth and
Suapncl punch for punch RAYMOND
appeared ID better condition than the
Philadelphia boxer and the pace SET hy
the Wilmington lad hogan to tell on Net
son gn The fifth.
Nelson VAS in dezcd condition whrn
he cft hls corner IN The sixth round but
mans 2ed IT, stick c4pclv although he VA
ourriu sod
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
FAVOR BOXING BILL
Circulate Petition Asking for Re
consideration of Murine Bill.
Turned Down by Senate.

The recent action OF the state Senate
in defeating the Murine boxing hll
came in Tor some uppcrcuts and i few
rights Ito the jaw. At the meeting OF the
Republican First Voters Club last night
Whether solar plexu> or a knock out
was administered to the opponents oi the
measure remains to bc seen IN the pro-
ceedingS al Dover IN the near future.
According to sentiment expressed at the
meeting last night. the Senators who
fought and defeated the Murine measure
should be MADE to see the hight or else
10 take the count politically.
The club heard addresses by Senator
HighheId. Representative William Lyons,
Ir.. George T. Lyon. president Of the
Council. and Henry NJ Lang, president
of the Republican Active Association.
All OF them endorsed the boxing bill. and
the action Of the Senate IN defeating II
was condemned ~ q defiance OF the wishes
Of large majority Of the people Of the
State. Il was pointed out that the bill
had the Endorsement OF the Young Men :
Republican Club. the American Legion,
the \ NJ. c. y and other organizations.
The speakers touched Oh politics long
enough to appeal TO the Young men to
take an active interest IN the coming
Presidential campaign, which, II was said,
would be the most important III a genera
ton
A petition was circulated asking the
members of the Legislature for recon
slderation OF the Murine bill
The membership ofthe club IS nearing
the 500 mark, il was announced.
The entertainment committee. ccInprIs-
ing. Edward Abrahams. Jr.. Robert r.
Mink Victor Topkis and W. Clay Massey
arranged program OF boxing and other
features. Those appearing were Young
Johnson Young Hurley, Kid Chadwick
Frank Lewis, Donald Morris Joseph
Allison. George Morrow and Young
Lannon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
PH|LL|ES DROP IN
TO SECOND PLACE
Cravath's Hopefuls Hold Coveted
Honor One Day and Are Dis
placed by Cincinnati Reds.

Philadelphia Nationals remained IN
irst place for one day. for yesterday the
>Icw York Giants and Umpire tyfo broke
the Phlls' winning streak and the Phll-
:.dclphians shipped into second place,
while the Cincinnati Reds regained their
hold on the leadership. Lcbonrveau
again broke into the spotlight. with both
stickwork and his fielding. Cincinnati
won over Chicago. 81. The other Ma
tional League teams were idle yesterday:
The Athletics made their hits count and
took the last game from washington,
ia Slick fielding featured the game.
Detroit won its Second game of the sea-
,on. winning over Cleveland, 2-i- New
York triumuhed over Boston. 6-l. IN
which Hoyt was bumped for his first defeat
Of the season. The st. Louis Brown.
went on a batting spree. garneung i
safeties and defeating Chicago, FL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
CLOSE ON EASTERN SHORE.
(soldsborough Leading Robertson by
Only a Dozen Votes.

Salisbury Md. May : 4 81 JACK
son. who vas the campaign nanag
of Hilton " Robertson. candidate ior
The Democratic nomination for s'Jugre4s
jn the First district ID the primary IN
Monday, IS not vet willing 70 coucode Mr
Goldsb0fough nomination iIe said
last night
Only u eiozcn VOTES separate Mr.
Goldsborough and Mr. Robertson n
the vote IN the district 81 thc primary
Yesterday The returns will not b. do
ilnltelv known until the returns shall bavr
been officially caugassod Ihurs6l8H.
Robertson carried NIromco orc~
Goldsbor0ugh bv 569 majority
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
WINS BOWLING HONORS.
Emmanuel Team Takes Match From
Grace by Margin Of Seven Pins.

Emmanuel r. T. Church bowling team
Won the championship of the Church
Bowling League, last night when they
defeated he Grace N j.. earn Oh Grady
alleys by seven pins Geary made a dif
fcult aplit III the thnG game and won the
game by ter pins lnm4uuci VIII play
Grady AD-S,ars Friday night ~ the
Crescent aIicy. ri 80.
Tho scor..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
-. Hcdwlg'r
PENNSY TOPRACTICE.

The Pennsylvania Railroad -Independ-
ents will practice this evening on their
diamond st Seventeenth and Spruce
streets for the game on Saturday with
the Christ Church team, Of Philadelphia.
il that city. Manager Wintrup has
gathered fast nine that will be pennant
contender this season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

NATIONAL LEAGU +.
.(cv York. ); Philadelphia, !.
Bronklvn ut Boston, ram.
inrinnan. ): Chicago, !
other teams not scheduled.
AMERICAN liz A';UF.
,thl,tics. i: Washington, 1.
New York, &. Boston, l.
St Louis. -. Chicago. !
Detroit. >: Cleveland, /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
FRIENDS LOST THIS ONE.
Defeated by Ridley Park nj Baseball b,
Score of III 10 4.

Timely hitting nv the Ridley pnrk
players, coupled with ragged fielding by
the Friends nheld, were responsible for
the defeat of Friends by The Ridley Park
BOYS yesterday afternoon, 10 to I. Nine
mIscucs were chalkod against the vii
mlngtonlans,
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Union 4. {. Afler Game..

Union 4 6. With PLAYERS y 10 II
wears old. will play Salcsianu,u Freshmen
m Second and du Pont streets FRIDAY
afternoon At / clock ninn \ would
like ia arrange games with tpam- of their
age Nddres> Lawrence Collins, manager.
600 Met lain street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
COUNCIL VS.. RECORDERS OFFICE

The recorder OF deeds office baseball
team viii match their skill with / City
Council nine at Harlan Field in short
Tinc George. f. Lyon, Lsesident of c.ity
Council has received Il challenge from
Iurman g. Gole recorder of deeds The
proceeds Of the game will b. gwen 10
Siairty.