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Evening journal., 1920-10-26
Classify Local Men For
This XearSP. Z. L. Shoots

the io20-2i season OF the Phlladel-
ph.a Trapshooicns' League will open
for the local fans on next Saturday,
when a strong representation from
the Camden Club viii cross guns at
The Wilmington rrapshooling Asso-
ciatlon with the cream or the local
talent
Foreword received from Camden 4
10 the eject that the Camdcnites are
coming down with lLa uil cNpecti-
ii0n OF giving the Wilm ngiOn team
a trimming. and from The camps of
The home army OF marksmcn comes
the report that the Camden crowd
will not only be disappo nted, but
viii return home very down-hcariod
IRON The locing they will receive
from The local team or course, some
body Is wrong, and unless 70 Will be
The applied idea OF an Irresistible
force meeting an immoyable object
We can expect a lot OF sparks. and
after the smoke clears away. the ties
shot on and everybody returns TO
sane thinking will be the time that
the winner Is decided. not before.
The classification committee OF the
/ local club has classified most Of its
members. but there are some few
who could not Doe classed. owing 90
the lack OF sufficient Information.
The classes In VIII ch the men will
shoot In the league contest are
Glass A-E. p. dupont, William
Foord. r. n Calvin. n g. Hoffman
Charles w. Hymer. w. A. joslyn
Price Jackson. J.. p McHugh. G
Thorpe Martin. John VI Minnck. @
! " phellis. George II. Simon, J. T
4 Skelly.
Glass B-W. NJ. Armlstead. Lane,
IL Boyce. W n. Colfax. lr., Nicioi
dupont. r. ID. Guest. J. A. Kaiser
CLYDE Lccdom. 2. n. Lonand. r. Clar
len. Matthew Roser. W. A. Simonton
William NJ shaw, Isaac Turner. Car
encc Voshor Dudley s. Wood.
Glass C-H. n Ahaueh. J w. An
derson. G. n. Abraham. Harry p. Car
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

Nor was Charles Comiskey unaware
when he signed that success OF the
new agreement meant the retirement
OF his enemy, Ban johnson.
And so forih and so on.
There is a possibility that there Is
TOO much axe-grinding in This effort
OF the magnates 10 clean house.
Maybe some Of them don't realize
that this is a crisis and mat they'd
better get together and actually clean
house and forget their internal trou-
bles.
In the anxiety Of some Of the Amer
lean League owners 10 get rid Of
President johnson. they may tear
down the whole structure. Perhaps
they prefer 10 move the house rather
than bounce the tenant, because 10 IS
easier 70 do 70 that way.
Perhaps the wrecking NJ ihC Ameri-
can League and ihe discontinue oi
Big Ban VII keep bad ball players
from throwing games.
, And perhaps they won't.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

lon. william C. Corey. William Coyne.
Daniel j. Dougherty Philip F. duPon.
W Edmanson e. u. Edwards, C. c.
ueroW, Charles ;. Grlswold, +. F.
Handy. George H. Huber, r. b
Holmes, John VI Hammond, +. l.
ndsay, w. Mouslcy, h B. Melraih.
r. W. MaihcwsOn i. Malin. William
Mlnnick. C. ID prickttt. w. =. Palmer.
Harry Il. Reed. w. G. Robclen r. NJ
hoss. W u Royb0ld a. H. Richards,
Joseph snow. Dr. j. II. SQuires. r. II
Sm0nton, ]. J. sheppard Elwood
simon. y. r. simon. stanley Tuchton-
w. W. Tcrril. g. l.. ToWnsley, c. l.
Walker. James p Winchester. Jr.. IL
b. Vending. Robert : Wood Henry
Wilson, V. Willis. II. B. Walls, w. j.
Weaver
Glass DIR J W Bastian. W. A.
Boyce, r. Dawson Floyd Davis. J. H.
Dawson, Mrs. William X dupont
Foulke p. y Garrett, Miss H. ID. Ham
Harry s. Lynch l.. p Mahony. John
Markell, G.. l.. pctze. H.. J norier. Dr.
William II. Spocr. ]. +. Siraughn, y
y. Skclly, n. J. Taggart. j. VI. Typer,
NJ W. Tfrrill J. !. Wratlen.
Glass E-T ". Chandler. II. IL
/ nlcder chs. William n. Davidson, G..
p. Groiz. Charles Hayward. d. Huslbr
~ n. Henderson. Ray Kaiser. Jos. Q.
| Luke r. W. Milling. Walter B. Mar
tin. Fred Macklin G. II. Martin. Jr-
| $. Newman. q. r. pyle. Miss Nny
| schoneld. James p. stein, G. A. Wgm
unclass fod-Ralph l.. Conner. Hob
eri NJ. Chase, Alexis dupont r. "
Ernst. 6. y. Francis Taylor Garrett
John II. Grubb, r. T. Hitch. STANLEY
Hammond. o. Harrington. ID. B. Jones
n. Jackson. David Lindsay. W. T. Lib
by. W. Lindsay l. A. Moore, A. b
lRlckards. James @. ST gllano. Y. shaw
I'M. y. Siapleford. G. u. Tweedy. Jr,
lF. S. Tauh. r. B. Wilson, Harrl
White. L Woodley, Charles Wading
ton. Harvey White. j. II. WalNes
.. Harry $. Williams.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
DIAMOND GRANGE CORN SHOW,

Special 10 The Evening Journal
STANTON, oct 26.-Diamond State
Grange at It's meeting last evening
decided 10 hold It's annual corn show
on Monday evening November p
The Delaware State Fair Associa-
ton requested the oranges 10 be rep
resented at is meeting Today 10 dis
cuss grange exhibits FOR the 1921 Stale
Fair, Messrs. G, p. Dlckcy and George
l.. Denney viii attend
Announcement was made of ihe
oyster supper IN be held In Stanton
Han on Thursday evening by the
shepherds Of Bethlehem Lodge OF
Stanton. also of the Community As
ISOLATION Halloween Party which
viii bo held in The Frifnds House
on Friday evening.
An interesting program was FUR.
nished during the lecturers hour.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
BILL EDWARDS

Modern football with its open run
ming and passing has got teh old bone
cruising game backed on The boards,
according 10 Big Bill Edwards. lie
says:
speed and accuracy is the keynote
Of the modern game. Players OF today
are far more versatile Than those of
my time. The best teams now have
complex plays An eleven with a
.well-r0unded offense will probably
have 50 plays. My championship
Princeton team had but 20 plays.
Players today have much more % do
with the addition Of open play and
forward passing. The stars are Of
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
KFYSTONFRS PRACTICE

Members OF The Keystone eleven
were put through a hard scrimmage
last night in preparation for their
.ussle with South side-Eden at Eden
Park, Saturday afternoon.
Coach Heagley' wants the following
men TO be out for practice Thursday
night at the club house.
Nickers, Meredith. Johnson, Coyle
kee. Worth. Springer. Carroll Shell
drick. A. Slrawbridge. r. S.raYbridge,
u. Sirawbridge. Virgins, Smih. Hay
den, Denn, DoughertY Lardner, Baker
and other members.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
s. &e:,..ANl52HAR&N NsM

the smaller type. but speedier 0nd
dom saw tbs ball except when i. was
kicked. We only had 90 guard our
position. but that was some under
taking when giants were brought
against us. The linesmen now lip
under 200 pounds because OF The alter
ed nature OF the game I'm sure the
guards now could not stand up against
he old-timo PUSHES. I weighed 265
pounds. u was case OF .he fliiest
IN those DAYS. We didn't know what
rowing centcrs were then. The tre-
mendous crowds and widespread in
ierest in the game is sufficient proof
that football has changed for NE
best"
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
JACK GEORGES
MAY SIGN TODAY

NEW YORK. Oct. 26 UNITED Press)
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpen-
tier are expected 10 sign here today
TO box fifteen rounds 10 decision for
the heavy weight championship OF the
world
Terms hasco on a percentage OF the
gate receipts are said TO have been
reached between Tex Rickard, pro-
the managers or ihc two principals.
Rickard and Jack kearns, manager
OF the champion refuse 10 talk bu,
Francois nescamps the frenchman's 5
manager admitted that negotiations
are practically completed The place
and the date OF the ilght may be
agreed upon only tentatively
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
WHO WANTS IN LEAGUE

The All-Wilmlngion Quot League
Will DE reOrganized at a meeting TO
be held In the NOn-partisan hall TO-
morrow night. President Tucker re-
quests all representatives that desire
admltiance 10 the circuit attend mis-
meeting. There are already seven
clubs affiliated with the All-Wilming-
ton League this season. They are
Brandywine, Delaware Electric.
Knights OF Columbus, All-S.ars. Water
Department, Floaters and Non-Parti-
sans.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY The OLD GUARDS.

Guess the football team has started
rs winning stride by the way they
walked over that Greenbank team.
It is going TO go hard with our next
opponents
What it takes to blow that whistle
DR.. Buckmasier certainly has got. You
toOt Doc while I blow.
Red Smith is a quot thrower. You
are a good bartender.
Cue Johnson, the clubs mocking
bird. was heard whistline MY Bou-
ME Lies over the Ocean" The myse1
ttry has yet TO be solved. The poor
boy still has that dreamy look.
What is the matter J. T. c.? Did
he boys get too hot for you at pi-
nochle? WHY sure does m SIS you.
,Bucky Lord wants his friends 10
know that he gained ten pound while
on his vacation.
A,,en shuni Briefman's Jove
hounds are TO assemble in the club
room Thursday evening at $50 They
will 90 TO the battle ground with
banners flying The first victims will
be Briefman, Martin Wiggans, Klund
De Lucoa, ]. McGinness and several
others.
Everybody out 10 the meeting to-
night as we have important business
10 transact We will try 10 make 70
a. speedy meeting. All business will
be through in an hour and then for
little intertainmsnt by the glee
club, accompanied by the famous
Jarvola Cough Drops.
BOYS we have a hard team TO
shave next Saturday We play the
strong South Sidc-Edep team. Every
body out and root for the X F. c.,
and the, boys certainly will carry
home the bacon.
The football team has hit a good
stride. but nevertheless 10 require s
team work 10 make perfect. The
only thing missing at the. present
time Is, some Of the men 10 report
for practice. Practice makes perfect
so report Thursday evening and let's
grt together. A few OF the men We
urge TO attend Thursday evening are
Coyle, Baker. Allen and kee.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
~. dnp0Nr MINs snOnT.

LAKEWOOD. NJ j.. oct. 26.-The
outstanding feature Of the clay bird
here on Saturday was the
winning OF the Indian handicap by
Eugene y. dupont. Of Wilmington.
Not only did he break N targets from
the 2O-yard mark. but also defeated
C. p. Stickley. a brother Indian from
Naucluse, Va, who proved equally
skilled in the regular event.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
nRANnYMINE TROuNCEs sMEDEs.

BrandyWine tr0unced tna plu
SWedes quot team at Old Swede's
Hall last night, coming out victor in
four out OF five trials. The score
Brandywine .....2i 81 q q %
Old Swede'e ..... 6 Is i3 A 2i-i
The winning team was composed
Of Lucas, Tsbin. Hubbard. Brainard,
Wright and Skellton. while Zeigler and
Moore, z Moore, steer. wilkins end
Smith made up the losing quartet.
Hubbard featured with seven ringerS
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
BRIDcFNuIE WANTS GAMES.

BNIDGENIILE, Del, UCf. u
The Bridgeville High School foot
ball team would like 10 arrange two
games with some Of the fast teams
Of the Stale. This week Bridgeville
team. Neither team has lost this
season. Bridgcville would hkc b
hear from Milford, Laurel. Harring-
ton. Easton and Cambridge. Address
Nllrnr n Adams
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
nnnNnFNrEnnr
BOILER SHOP WINS

The Boiler shop team handed the
Master Mechanics omce a setback in
The QUOT league at the p. B. & w.
r. r. A. A. rooms last night, by tax
ing four out OF flve genes and con-
.inued on the lead.
The score:
Boiler shop .... 81 81 2i 10 al
Master Mechanics 6 7 ~ 81 i2-i
'Players-Boiler shop: Al Worth
ingi0n. r. +. Hall. Big Dan. W. Van
gordon, Fred Knapp and WoOlridge.
Master Mechanics. Kaufman. Sht0f-
man, Brown. Gunsell and Press.
Referees-Flannigan and wilkins.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
nnEAKING STEppEns.

TIIUANA-Harry Morrisey. who had
the honor Of. sending Man o. War and
Sir Barton away from The barrier al
Windsor. will do the starting at the
over California track
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
NO BASKETBALL MEETING.

There will be no meeting tonight
OF the officials and managers Of the
basketball teams who are contem-
plating organizing a league. Action
has been deferred a present and IN
held Friday night.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
cACE GAME TnNIGnT.

Worth Steel and pusey and Jones
basketball teams will meet In the VIII
mingtOn High school cage tonight IL
promises 10 be some game. Larry
Rigney and Johnny Burke will be In
the Pusey and Jones hne-up. Low
Fogarty r. managing Worth
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
IMPROVES PASSING

PRINCETON-Pri is showing
steady improvement in the passing
game-the big asset OF the Tigers.
They're looking ahead 10 the Harvard
clash on November s.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
RFVaNP KFNpTON

NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Coach Tad
Jones has hopes OF making a star
backffcld man out Of kempiOn who
was replaced al quarter by Thorn
Murphy, since the Boston College dis
.aInr
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
Gmls con DIE NOM.

TTluCA. n. Y.-Gn Dobie has been
famous for producing unbeatable
teams. but he has never developed any
great puntcrs He has one already
made at Cornell Ibis year.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
NErE nm NErK

NEW YORK-Some Of The ny boys
are now betting that Georges Carpen-
Eer will make more In the ring in
m 8 country than Man o. War has
made on the track.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26
WINTER RASFRALI.

3 SAN DlEGO-The winter Sunshine
will be utilized as usual in San Diego
for baseball. Tom DOwney, manager
OF a professional club. is lining up his
aces
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

The Want Ads will be helpful for
the coming week for manufacturing
interests. merchants and all that re-
lstea 10 the homo.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

The landlord stood outside the door
And shook an angry first;
He made some threatening remarks
or which this is the gist:
a do not want you In my house,
Get out, vamoose and hit;
Call up a van and move right on
Or / will get a writ
The tenant hollered through the door
-"GO on and hold your peace;
I'll stay right here all winter long,
Because I've got a lease
The landlord got a wrecklng crew,
Each armed with axe OF pick,
And they got busy on the house
And razed it brick by brick.
Disnembered roof and falling walls.
The tenant put 10 rout,
Whereal The smiling landlord sad:
Il got THAT fellow outV
Eleven major league ball clubs have
subscribed TO plan eliminating the
national baseball commission and
substituting for 10 a new body COM
posed OF three influential men moi
financially interested in baseball.
The magnates representing these
/ eleven clubs are honestly sincere In
their belief that This will cure the dis
eases OF baseball and restore the
game 10 its former health and con-
fdence.
The plan may accomplish this, but
10 is also likely TO smash The Ameri-
Dcan League and put Ban Johnson out
Of baseball.
Il IL natural for the fans 20 won
der how the magnaies eliminated
their personal feelings when they
subscribed TO this plan.
Barney Dreyfus signed the com.
pact. He was also IN Chicago abou
| ihs time the grand jury began rs In
vesligatiOn on personal business.
tie did not 60 before the grand jury
but soon after he left town the so.
called "Lasker plan" OF reorganiza
ton was announced.
He probably was not forgetting m
fact That the National Commission
took Sisler away from him and CAV
him to St Louis when ne signed IN
agreement which is intended TO abOl
ish the commission.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

He probably was not forgetting the
fact fhat the National Commission
TOOK Sisler away from him and gave
him to st. Louis when ne signed the
agreement which is intended to abol-
ish the commission.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

Gus Johnson, the clubs mocking
bird. was heard whistline My Bon
ME Lies over the Ocean" The mys>
ttry has yet 10 be solved. The poor
boy still has that dreamy look.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

What is the matter J. T. c.? Did
he boys get too hot for you at pi-
nochle? Willy sure does IN SIS you.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

Guess the football team has started
Us winning stride by the way they
walked over that Greanbank team
II is going TO go hard with our next
opponents.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

Red Smith is a quot thrower. You
are a good bartender.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

What IL takes to blow that whistl,
Or. Buckmasttr certainly has got. Iou
toOt Doc while I blow.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

II is natural for the fans 20 won
der how the maRnaies eliminated
their personal feelings when they
subscribed TO this plan.
Evening journal., 1920-10-26

BOYS we have a hard team TO
shave next Saturday. We play the
strong South Side e-Edep team. Every
body out and root for the X. F. c.,
and the, boys certainly will carry
home the bacon.
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SELDOM FOUND ELSEWHERE.
Usual oPPoKruNirY. St:E
THE EMpLOYMENr SupI:R.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

MILLINERY sALESLApY.
Broad Street store has an immediate
oDtninE Tor experienced salcslHdy. Per
'ndncnt position and good salary TO lady
OF r-ircm-nt.
T. SO. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

SNl.N-Exnericnced to sell high
GRADE lines OF aluminium ware from al :
.rhetiye i!'hsttated catalog; assortuents
ana open stock: direct factory ship
incntS; commissions paid weekly: part
or III TINE. The Enterprise Aluminium
To. ls0 \. Wabash. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

SHIPPING CLEkk-Wanted, cxprriunced
shipping clerk for misunderstanding plant.
Address + III. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
SHOE sALEswoMAN.

Wanted at once an cxLcr!enCcd shoe
vud iiovr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

SALES s.ES-i ne Npcrirnced or nNpsri-
81 snc ,,i city or tTay.i.nE: write for list
Natl Snl"sinen'H TT. Assn, Dept 200,