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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-01-01
CENSUS TO START SOON

: The census enumeration =
& starts in Curry County on Jan. !
= 2. 1t is very essential that !
= full count of ali the inhabitants !
= Of Clovis as well as Curry Coun- !
: ty be secured. To secure a full I
= count II is going to be neces- I
= sary for everyone to cooperate !
= with the enumerators. 1t has !
: been suggested that in Clovis all !
= who are living at boarding =
= houses or rooming houses leave !
= their full name, place Of birth, =
= and other data so that the enum- I
4 ator will be sure to get all who I
= are away from their places Of !
= abode when he calls. I
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-01-01

Clovis merchants and their clerks
have been a pretty busy bunch this
week. Most all Of them are taking
stock and getting ready for the new
year.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-01-01

Miss Mary Sullivan Of Amarillo
spent Christmas here visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Lyons at the
Antlers Hotel.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1920-01-01

Mrs. s. B. Mersfelder will leave
this week for a several months visit
at iufkin, Texas.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
TALK LEAGUE BALL
FOR OLD TOWN AGAIN

Possibility OF Wilmington being in
cluded i'm a minor baseball league,
which would embrace several old Tri-
state and New York State League
Clubs. has aroused comment in local
baseball circles.
A local sportsman. eager to see pro-
fessional baseball In this city an
nounced last night that he would fur
nish a plot OF ground within a half
mile Of the Public Building. measur-
ing 700 feet by $50 feet. The site
however, would need considerable
filling in.
Wilmington fandom wants flrst-class
baseball. as was shown last season
when thouands Of fans flOcked 10
the sand-lOt games at every oppOr-
tunity. The All-WilmingtOn League
drew from 6OOO TO 1000 persons daily
at their attractions and should these
baseball enthusiasts be served with
Glass b ball, it is an assured fac
that the project would be successful
Next season will, according TO pre-.
dictions, be the biggest in the history
OF the national game. The game does
not only furnish the sport-loving fan,
with amusement, but is an asset tC
any city and plans are now undel
way by several Of the local promoters
to interest the Wilmington OF Com
merCe.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
Ohio Stdte-HIiROiS the
Big CIidirOn Noise Today

place in the Eastern race. takes on
Brown, ihe worst stumbling block in
these parts. Dartmouth is pointing
for her intersectonal match with
Washington University IN Seattle and
with Captain Robertson back in the
game. should Win.
It's Syracusc's turn Tor a good
game The New Workers. who have
been on-ag1in and on-again on alter
mating saturdays. are expected 90 win
from Colgaie. The pcnn-COlumhia
game is New Norks gala attraction.
All kinds of honors will he hoapcd
upon The sagc who predicts The win
ner OF that game or the size of lhe
score.
How much OF The Notra Dam,
eleven consists OF a Gipn viii De
shown when the fast H0osiers NEE
+ Northwestern The star halfhack D
out OF the game with a broken cola
bone. Nolrc Dame should cas-
through with a victory. however.
GeOrgetOwy and Washington an
Lee probably VIII stage The best bal
ile In the South. as Tech Is idle am
centre has a sel-up In Virginia Poly.
The feature attraction OF the pacin
| Coast is the battle between California
and Stanford.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

oil In ihe football lamp is running
low. Just few more puns and
nlckers and the light VIII go out for
1920
Most OF The brilliant flares OF the
season have already nared. but a Few
bright spots shine on todays card
which is practically the end OF .he
season.
The brightest rays OF lhc day Will
shoot westward on the campus az Ut
hana. where Ohio State and Illinois
come together for the second time In
successive years TO battle for lhe
Western conference championship.
The mulh-cOlored lens Will Doe To-
cused on the YALE bowl, where Har-
Vaul and Yale deploy In line OF skir'
miches for their twenty-lhird annua
game.
BRILLIANT as a spectacle with AN ib
| traditions behind 30 and with a crow
of about 10000 looking on. the Yale
Harvard ssito lacks "a tlilc at slak,
] which makes the Ohio Slaic-lllin0i
/ battle the premier event Of the day.
Undcfcalcd as she Is. chic Is ia
VOred over Illinois, but the most ar
dent Buckeye hackers still have
recollection a Ia nightmare OF The las
nfiy seconds OF last years battle
when the skillcd-toed Fletcher bOoie'
goal for Illinois and won the cham
piOnSlip
Harvard Is being figured for a two
, touchdown margin over Yale. hu
many experts are figuring the gaml
even closer. not That Yale has a chance
on form, for form is not worth
German mark This year
Yale viii fight as was shown las
week and Harvard is fun OF conf
dence
For a real honest 90 gosh battle. th'
/ Lohigh-Lafayeiie game should be on'
OF The best OF the day LehiHl, which
scared Penn Stale last week. is con
sidered the fayOric
narlmonlh. scamnerlng after secnnl
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
FOUND WILD BUFFALO
In CANADIAN NORTH

EDMONTON. ALTA. Nov %.
United Press. )-Thc phantom herd
OF the north has been found. For
years a tradition OF a great herd Of
buffalo somewhere In the Mackenzie
river basin has fingered among The p
fur posts Indians told of sighting =
70 blackenIng the Wild pastures OF s.
mote valleys. No while men n ad seen
ii. But irappcrs had chanced upon
Ns iramplcd trails and ten yCin-s
ago. two mighty bulls. that had slrag-
gnd FAR from their follows. were
Killed
p. II. Kllto. engineer o. the Natural
Resources Branch OF the Department
OF the Interior. who has returned from
Tive months OF explorations In the
Mackenzie country. reports that acl
saw The herd and estimates 10 al Zoo
head. ne received reports. he saYs.-
from Indians Thai another herd equal
iy as large exists farther north
Canada has me largest bison hfrt
| in the world IN the national park az
/ Wainwright Alta. ON January 4. II
numbered i,33S. With the exception
of ninety animals that stin live ID
unlamcd freedom In the north crn
lfasincs-cs of Yellowstone PARK. The
b Mackenzie river herds are the only
Wild buffalo lffi on the continent
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
EVERS WELCOMED
BACK TO CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Nov. 20.-Iohnny Evrrs
was welcomed home today The new
manager OF the Cubs returned io The
lot where ho nrsl became famous in
the Tinker TO Eyer 10 Chance" com
binalion. To- take charge OF Chicago's
National League Club
Evors has been in Cuba with team
of the New York Giants During the
last season be acted as John Me
GraWs assistant and much Of the
succass was ATTRIBUTED tO EVers' work.
IN coming back 10 Chicago, EVers
will find a warm spot In The Cubs
fans hearts lie has always been a
favorllc here. Tie was manager OF the
Cubs for a time following The regime
of Frank Chance. but LETT TO play
second base for the Boston Braves
The rroian'- nghilng qualities has
made him many close friends, and
many bitter enemies. llc Joined Tho
Cubs Nh Doe was only A. years O
age and has been known as one OF ih'
greatest players the game ever pro
| duced.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
HERCULES FELLOWS
UPSET THE PINS

Bowling is now occupying the CEN
ter Of ne sports stage for the Her-
cules Club OF Wilmington. an organi-
zation to which all the men MEM
bers OF the Home ONCE OF the Her
cules Powder Company belong Six
teams have been organized as fol-
lows.
Bulrseye-J. r. stein, captain; +.
W. Staais, W. l.. NannersOn, l.. e..
Wolfe, p. l.. Day, 4. l.. H3rdwick, J.
NJ McNey, ". p. Mitchell, g. NJ Pip
pm. r. r. Free man.
d. Lynch, W. W. Tonking, l.. +.
Drake. Henry Glaeser. A. :. McKaig
c. f. Eastman, G.. ;. r. Weldin, Harry
Whitaker, +. +. Meter.
Hivel-C. +. Mckay, captain; VI. J.
Walsh, II. VI. Lynch, II. p. Punte, w
II. Killer d. C.. Plank. g. b. Hadesty
W. II. Tucker, r. W. kumler, j. W.
Cooper.
Infallible-L. +. od,captain: Ed,
Thatcher W. 4. Aver, C. w. Hymer
+. b. Massey, W. l.. Hewes. NJ. d
Pugh.
Red H-S. p. Toadyine. captain
Horace Carl II y. Marsh, r. \. Me
Adams. W r. stevens. y. A. TruslOw
q. NJ. Norman. Joseph Stuart. 2d
SharpshOoter-J. b. Flanagan. cap
tain: Joseph Thomas, G.. r. Robinson
George Whitehead, r. L. Pyle. w. r
Hance, J. b. Roe. William Harkins
| George BOrem.
Wednesday is the regular bowling
night for the teams. who roll al
Grady's alleys. At the present time
the lnfallible team is in the lead viii
sixteen games won and eight game.
| lost.
one Of the bowling events sched
uled in the Hercules Company foi
this winter is a telegraphic mattel
with all Of the companys high eX
plOsiye plants, each team rolling oI
| their home alleys and the results
transmitted by wire The telegraphi'
tournament held last year was
source OF a great deal OF interest 4
members OF the club and was won b.
the Hercules, California plant team.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

thou before he quit Now he's get
ing 5000 per year telling US how.
Benny Leonard has earned over,
100000 with his fists.
Jack Brltlon has a nest egg that's
worth at least a quarter OF a million.
Low Tender Is just old enough
io vote, but h' lives In a swell home
In phhly besides owning a shirt anu
collar shop which ne doesn't have 10
advertise. Lew could dig up si5O0Oo
IN cash If an emergency popped up
that demanded 10.
Joe Lynch and Jack Sharkey arc
among The $4,000 ring gentry.
Mike ODowd doesn't wear store
clothes, although he isn't so much
Of a plutc as the other boys.
Jimmy Wilde came over TO see the
sights and picked up $4,000 in scraps.
Carpenter gave Battling Lcvinsky
a little push. The Jersey promoters
said The incident was worth $4,000 In
change 10 them and planked down.
Dempsey viii make his pile-S300.-
600 In a few minutes when they find
"a place big enough 90 collect in. (We
suggest the Yale bOwl)
So why In the world does anybody
with common sense want TO be one OF
those horrid pugilislsf
BY ALL MEANS.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
WHAT'S the RIG IDEA!

Football is fun OF trIcks-ihat is
strategy.
A team that goes on repeating a set
OF plays that don't advance the ball
is doing dun thinking
lleadWork gave Wisconsin a victory
over the previously unbcaien Illinois
lluskcrs.
When the battle started. Illinois was
the favoriie. The fleld was soft and
slippery. The Badgers were hOpclessly
Outplaycd in the first half
Then along rolled the BIG IDEA
The Wisconsin coach figured 10 out
that speed was what his team lacked
90 give 10 punch. Between halves he
had his men change their heavy mud
soaked shoes for lighter fOOigcar.
Tha men then showed a reversal OF
form, and when the whistle blew Hi
nois had been humbled by a ii-to-.
score.
An IDEA will do the business every
slime.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
MAKE EN- LOOK FOOLISH"
The ENnernncnd uunIer SIalks His Ganne
Rx MORRIS ACkERMAN.

Noted Hunting and Fishing Expert
In big-game hunting. you have toI
surprise EN-. And a surprised wild
animal invariably looks foolish.
Game that is not surprised usually
gets away from the hunter.
/ A grizzly, properly stalked, looks
as foolish and as harmless as the
family bovine.
Changes 10 Fear.
But only a few seconds elapse be-
fore the surprised look OF the animal
is changed to fear.
While this change Is going on. in
the mental reasoning OF the game, is
when you should get in your
shooting.
After the surprise. II given the
chance, the bear will lumber on at
! devil-may-care gait; the caribou
will bolt away on a speedy trot; the
/ deer is or with a bound; the moose
walks away with a sort Of disdaining
attitude; the sheep hikes for the
/ highest and nearest skyline to safety,
and the goat climbs UP the perpen-
dicular cliff
The bigger and more powerful the
| game, the less fear they seem 10 have
and the slower they start In flight
/ from danger.
A lot OF fellows return from big
game haunis and say that 10 Is Just
as easy to bag the lordly moose as
l 10 would be TO go shooting In the
back yard for the tame family cat.
That is true in a way. But stalking
the wild game Is where all the cum
ming OF an experienced hunter comes
into play.
wild animals seldom see the
/ hunter. They smell him. The aroma
OF man Is their danger signal. That s
why you have 10 do your stalking
with the wind in your face. once
an animal smells you. he Is on in the
other direction and your fun goes
blOOie.
ON my last big-game hunt to the
Canadian Rockies, from which ] have
Just returned / shot grizzlies, sheep,
moose, caribou and goals at varying
distances. but none more than 5OO
yards and one grizzly as close as ten
feet.
II took our party three days from
Mount Robson station, B. c., to get
tnto the big game area. our pack
train averaged from 10 90 "a miles q
day, moving from camp 10 camp. IL
took US six hours 10 climb 5000 feet
the first day and we Travelled about
lii miles in making this ascent. We
rode our horses where the going was
easy and walked where 1t was neces-
sary.
I our camp was always located In th'
b valley near the streams where lire
, wood and water were handy.
We would climb several Thousand
feet above the camp grounds up u
I timber line. You have TO hun biz
E, game from above. You climb to ihl
, highest points and look down on tn
: fed ng grounds through field glass s
. That's the way we sighted our bear
, moose, sheep, goats and caribou.
4 Next comes the stalking. No
, dodge from rock crock to keep fron
4 sight. for there are no trees up ther
10 hide you.
= You take a lot OF hazards that q
:. other times you wouldn't think O.
! but that's all part OF the Rocky Noun
; tain hunt.
Your chance in getting some vii
? meat 10 take back 10 camp Is 10 sur
r prise the game. It's your business {
s get within gunshot and make 'em loo
sounds easy. But it isn't
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
HTGHLETS TACKLE
NORRISTOWN TODAY

Wilmington High gridironers m ct
Norristown High this afternoon at
Norristown field. Norristown has
rolled up big scores against All op-
pOnents and has been defeated but
once, the win, a 80 verdict being
credited to Reading. 4 comparison
between scores OF the two teams In
games with West Chester shows Nor
ristown defeated the Keystone State
boys 6i-O. while High bested them
POO.
The Norristown line being heavier
than Highlets. the aerial route will
undoubtedly be the locals bid for
IA Offensc. The II OF .he team
will be composed OF: Salters and
Gam tackle: Stout and Lohman.
guards; norbett. center, and Kid
France at left end.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

The boys who wear The gloves and
tights
Ride round In limouslncs-
Al swell hotels they all put up,
For boxing gets the beans.
How you goin' 10 keep em down on
the farm VIII n most anybody can
open bank account after an hours
exercise In The ring.
MS out OF date for promoters 10
name the purses any moc. The
fighters have gobbled up that con
ccssiOn.
From baniams 20 heavies they're
an killing ,ho faited goose.
How long would you have 10 go 10
Harvard or Male In order 90 learn
something you could do The knock
down si5 600 In single evening
Willie Jackson got that much FOR
knocking down Ed FizsImmons
the other evening and earned every
nickle OF TO-
Johnny Kilbane is probably about
the Wcalihic.t bird In the business
HON never die in he poor house un-
less an earthquake swallows up his
$4,000 worth OF real estate,
Richie Mitchell can back up any.
thing hc wants 90 talk about with a,
! least 10000
Peter Herman could cash checl
/ for si21OO n YOU gave him time u
gel 90 his safety deposit vault.
Mike Gibbons rolled up a hundre,
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
BRDGEVTLLE DOESN'T
CLAIM STATE TITLE
necial 10 ihe Evening journal.

Special 10 the Evening Journal.
BRDGENlLLE. Del. Nov. 20
The Brdgeville High School football
team does not claim the champion
ship among the high school football
teams Of the Delmarvia Peninsula.
outside the city OF Wilmington.
Bridgeyille High School docs claim
the championship, however, OF Suss X
and Kent counties.
Georgetown High School football
team has defeated Brldgeville High
twice, once on he local gridiror at
Bridgevile and once at GEORGETOWN.
The loss Of The game at Georgetown
was due 10 unfair decisions rendered
hN GeOr getOwn officials the Ge0rre-
town football team Is not composed Of
high sch ool players.
10 After playing Newark Hich today,
Bridgoville High will play Laurel
High on next Tuesday. This game will
close ihe season.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY THE OLD GUARDS.

The social committee thanks Harry
Pogue for the white flowers ne do
mated TO The men in charge Of the
affair. II all the members tried as
hard as Harry TO make our affairs a
success. the chairman would have
very little 10 worry over.
When it comes TO picking the ladies'
Jim Leech is no slOuch. say. Jim, Is
10 necessary TO take a course in some
college or does II just naturally come
10 a fellow? Not for our Information,
hut Bill Wiggans is becoming inquisi-
tive.
Ahern. where was the quartz.
Thursday night? Did you fellows get
cold feet or is 10 a case OF who struck
John? n you boys don't get together
your understudy, Morris Goldberg,
will be called on for some harmony.
Brother Hackett announces mat the
next party mat partakes OF cream
puns belonging to him be.tor have a
stomach doctor p d Q for a hurry
up Cali.
slim Hessian sends out challenge
90 all men between the ages or ~ ana
tOS years old. TO a siX-rOund boxing
bout. providing they don't hit him
with their crutches or wooden iegs.
The only man barred is Coach F1gly'
We don't understand how Hammer
e can wear that little tie without fear OF
ID strangling him. Il certainly Is aw-
fui the way some OF them nasty
boys get away with things that other
people would get put in the hozze-
gov for.
Bull Smith, who claims to have
made a greater hit as a singer han
some OF the opera singers, has com
posed a song he wishes TO sing FOR IN.
approval Of the public at our neXl
smoker. lie wants the dOor-tenders
TO search all the people going In foI
deadly tomatoes and other vesetablfs
as he wishes TO go in the produce bus
mess.
The Dougherty twins certainly art
a problem when they ane near eact
other. 4 girl danced with one th,
other night and unknOwingly aske'
the other twin TO take her homo
They were talking in the hallway
where 10 was dark. and then the Othei
twin stood under a light where lh'
lady could see him. The poor cir
has not recovered and when she doe
bet no more ice cream sodas Tor her
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
nIcyCuSTs TAKE NOTICE.

o'clock. ali ]. C.. 4. members who are
I'm mo city. are asked 10 meet al
Eighteenth and Van Buren streets
Dlsirlct elections Will be completed
and ihen the members Will hear th,
laws read from the constitution ant
ore 30 vote for or against them, Al
members who haven't paid their dues
Tor the last two weeks In this month
should pay on Thursday.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
CANCELLATION
BEACHES KEYSTONE

Cancellation by the American Legion
team OF their game with the keystone
5oys this afternoon is a b tier dis
appointment TO both the players and
followers Qf the Keystone Club.
e.. Keystone was scheduled % play De-
nance today. hut according 10 the
Keystone management tho Tcn.h
Warders crawled out OF the gam.
The management OF Keys.ons cia ms
that Defiance did not even cancel the
game with Keystone before or after
.hsy booked the st. Thomas game
Keystone knows that they are not
in Chesrooks class. They are VIII
ing TO meet any other team in the
state. They arc not making fhls as
a boast. but Just 10 show thy are
not afraid OF any other team IN the
State.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
p n n. a M Ieanur.
pAnksInE CAGERS PRACTICE.

Manager Lew DaMson'S Park5de
quintet Will practice at : o'clock TO-
night in The Wilmington High school
gym. Coach BOggs requests the fol-
lowing players TO report. Gibson.
Weinor. Warner. pauley. NaylOr,
Hampton. Jewell. Speakman Cole Car
penter. Powell. GOldstein. Roy Smith.
Rutter, Mcndenhall George smith,
AhbOlL BOYLE McClOskey.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
MOORE BROTHFRs

LEXINGTON - Captain Lindsay
Moore, Of the Washington and Lee
eleven, and pierman Moore, star Navy
guard. are brothers. Another brother
Arthur. played tackle for Virginia
Tech from 1913 10 1916.
SpORrORIAL
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

In a Church League quot game
last night First-Geniral won 3 OF
games from Eastlakc. The fea-
ture OF the game was three ringers
IN n row. Morris threw a ringer
and Woodbridge covered Il and Dave
Short came across and covered 10.
The scores -
Easilake .........f0 IS 2i 81
PLAYERS: First Central-Beeson. G.
Woodbridge. +. Woodbridge, Luft,
Wilson. Eastlake - Short, Hall,
Louccy, Morrlss.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
RATHER QUIET

PHILADELPHIA Battling lc-
whisky hasn't been heard from since
Carpenter hil him. The haillcr his
had his day. and u was a pretty good
one at that.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
REALIZE MONEY ron CHURCH.

Al the bake given IN King street last
Saturday, for the benefit OF the NeN-
Castle Baptist Church. s2Si6 was real
Lad
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
BREAKS HIS LEG
IN GRDIRON GAME

EASTON, Md, Nov. 20.-The game
between the Eas.on High School elev-
m and the Chestertown High School,
at Federal Park. yesterday, drew a
large crowd as IL was the last game
the home team win play on its home
grounds this season. Easton defeat
ing its opponents by the score OF
= 10 0.
During the first quarter Russell, OF
Chestertown. broke two bones in his
lcft ankle and foot and had to be
= carried OF the field and rushed 10
the Office OF Or. G.. r. Davidson In
.terlown fell and hurt his back and
had 10 retire. Roberts and Vernon
Kirby took the places OF the injured
players.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
ROOSTS SCUOIT

COLIMHIA, No -UOlrn Bob SImn-
son prcdicls That Johnny Scholz vii
be- doing some big things on the e.
door track ihis winter. Johnny W.
one OF the u. S. A. sprlnicrs at Ant
wCrp.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
SATURDAY SPORT
Football.

Football.
Delaware vs.. Dickinson, Frazer
Field.
Chesrook vs.. Ewing. Harlan Field,
3 p. m.
st. Thomas vs.. Defiance at Second
and dupont streets, 3 O'Clock.
South Side-Edcn vs.. Fort Dupont
al Fourth and Church streets. 3
O'Clock
Wilmington High VS.. Norristown at
Norristown
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

Watch the Want Ads during the
coming week for mechanical assist
ance.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

Gold-nlled Watch Chains. specal
81 p. Roosemont Pharmacy, Thir-
tecnih and Market. ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
QUOT RESULTS
All-MiIminnton Leanne.

Wilmington League.
Pullman .........9 a 20 "a i3-2
p. R.R. .........2i 10 2i IS 2i-3
Players - Pullman, Proud, Master
son. Faivre. Farman.
Penna r. R.-Fromm. Zeigler Boyle.
Potts.
knights Of Columbus defeated Key
stone three out OF nye games.
Desco .........2i 2l 2i 2i 2i-5
Tenth Ward ....ii Q 8 3 100
Players -Desco, Conner. james. Da-
wilson, Thompson.
Tenth Ward - Mah0ney. Lawlcss,
Long. Mulhern. Hare, kenney.
Hagley ..........2i 2i 2i 2i 10
Brack-Ex ........3 3 > a 2i-i
Haglcy - Ball. Britton. Benson
Brack-Ex- -Geiger. Hettinger. Laugh.
I'm, keatty.
r. o. L. 4. NJ. League.
/ Telegraph ....... ........Zl u u
/ lDnigcnt ..........-......- u 10
Telegraph-H Wivcl. II. Maser, {
Baldwin. j. Allen.
DHigent-F. Walker, II. d. Walker
H.. W. Darrell, Gto. Goldman.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

lNucNuuWuo- II. HdNltS ]. nodl klch-
dc Dawes. :. Ref 'ree-Milliken, Of
s. Michaels -Withg0tt Of
Easton: Langham. OF Chestortown.
Timer-navidson, Easlon Time or
game-Two 10 and two S-minule quar-
tars.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
Trapshootina
Rifle Practoce

W. T. A. at Camden.
Greenhin Club at Greenhill
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
FIRST CENTRAL WINS.

Edge Moor vs.. Carthage at Philadel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
HAGIEY THIRn WHY'S

The Hagley Third team defeated the
West End Thlrd last night al the Hag-
ley Community House. q 10 %.
4 field goal by Floyd IN the last
minute OF play decided the game.
The score.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
Soccer.

Delaware Rifle and Pistol Club at
Shellpot Park.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20

Ahern. where was the quar,cs
Thursday night? Did you fellows get
cold feet or Is 10 a case OF who struck
John? II you boys don't get together
your understudy, Morris Goldberg,
will be called on for some harmony.