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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
NEWS TEAM WINS.
Hevessy Holds Star to Five Hits and Star
Tastes Defeat.

The Morning News baseball team de
feated the Sunday Star team last night,
6-5. in fast game at Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets. "Dick Ilevessy, the News
reliable twirer, was in his best form and
held the Star sluggers TO five HITS: Loose
fielding by his teammates placed Hevessy
i'm bad situations several times, but he
managed to get out safely.
Banks, the Stars best bet, was driven
from the mound in the fourth inning by a
series of blows that resulted in four runs
Toliver, catcher for the News team play
ed a fast game, hitting safely three times
and holding up Hevessy in great style.
The score:
Sunday Star o 0 > 2 0 1-5
Morning News 2 0 o o Go
Hits off Hevessy. 5; off Banks, g. of
Stewart, 2. Two-base hits, Anderson,
Stewart. Three-base hit, Stewart. Stolen
bases, Foster, Whiteside, 2; Stewart, Task
er, Reed, g. Struck out, by Hevessy, lo;
by Banks, 4: by Stewart, +. Left on bases
Star. 4; News, 5. Hit by pitched ball.
LeMaitre, Stewart. Bases on balls, of
Stewart, / off Banks, 2; of Hevessy, z
Number Of innings pitched, by Stewart,
az; Hevessy, Z; Banks, 81. Umpires,
Bounds and Dickson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
SOUTH SIDE-EDEN NOTES.

South Side-Edcn Athletic Club at their
regular weekly meeting held last Monday
evening. elected the following officers:
President, William Finerty; vlce-pTesl-
dent. James Tunstall; recording secretary:
Albert Gibson; financial secretary, Emil
Morris; corresponding secretary, Ralph
Hutchinson: board of directors, Patrick
Kelleher, Richard Collirs, +. Hamilton.
John Rogers and J. Wright have unexpired
terms on the board of directors. Sport
writer, Ernest Parker.
At o'clock this evening members OF the
club will meet at Eden Park at which time
an effort will be made to select football
team for the coming season. Manager
Slelly Is anxious that every player report.
The regular meeting of the South Side
Rod and Reel Club viii be held IN the
club rooms at 8 o'clock Friday night.
PREPARATIONS will be made at this meetirg g
for the weekly shoots to be held within the
rext few weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
YANKS LEADING IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Victory Over Tigers and Indians
Defeat Give New York Six-
Point Lead.

>ex York went into the lead IN the
American League race yesterday by, de,
stirp Detroit l3 to 3 while Cieveiand
.ss b,inr shut out by the Athletics. III
yas a sad sight to see the two Ono teams,
-lcy,lnnd and Cincinnati, both Witnih
reaching distance of the pennant, ian pe-
fore the attack of the two Phiiadeipnia
,,.ar,s NOW resting at the bottom OF their
respcctive leagues. Rommel bianked the
Ll,,us while his teammates MADE 10
saf, hts for a total of eight runs. Charles
uieb and Paul Johnson, two recruits
blaped forth rs batting stars OF the game:
Ear moro heart rending was the tall oil
,he worlds champs TO the Phlllies, II TO lo.
~, Reds playcd like a bunch of sand lot
- ard had nine errors chalked up against
tbcm Rath. Daubert and Crane were the
sbi,.f offenders. having two errors each.
Tlc Chicago White Sox, also pennant
ssnirartS. were shutout by Washington,
to O AcoSta. pitching Tor Washington;
kent Chicago's hits well scattered ana
broke Eddie Collins hitting streah'
Collins had hit safely In y consecutive
games before being stopped,
II LOUIS hit Harper and Jones hard
and defeated Boston. To 4
Chicago broke Brooklyn winning
streak bv slugging three pitchers and WIN
mo IOto2. In spite of the defeat Brooklyn
suffered no change in standing and =, 6oth
Of the nearest contenders lost. Tyler
sllowed the Dodgers only three hits.
Robertson made FIVE hits in five times up
and GOT three runs including homer to
II Louis took the odd game OF the
series from the Giants Q to 3. The Cardl-
mails started with two-run lead in the first
and kept the Giants trailing, none OF the
four New York twirlers being able to stop
tbopa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
ST. MARY'S WORKOUT.
Thirty Candidates in a Spirited Scrim-
mage.

Thirty candidates answered Manager
Brady's call last night at the workout OF
the St. Marys football team at Fourth
and Church streets Two full elevens We're
in action the greater part of the evening
Volkman of last years Parkslde team
and Carney of Brownson are the latest
additions to the teams.
Charlie O'Neill, star quarterback Of the
old du Pont Academy team, called the
signals Of one eleven, while Frank Bren-
nan, a St. Mary's star Of more recent years,
directed the play Of the other. From
the present indications the squad will De
ready to play game IN about two weeks
and 4 Is planned to lire up a second team
rext Saturday week TO give the boys good
workout. Manager Bradley wants al
candidates down for the workout Friday
night at $50 p. m. so as to take advantage
Of the daylight Anyone wishing tryou'
should report to Manager John Brady al
Fourth and Church streets, Friday even
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
HARLAN VS.. NEW CASTLE.
American Manganese Team 10 Play at
Harlan Field Saturday Afternoon.

Harlan will play the American Man
eanese Company team of New Castle at
Harlan Field on Saturday afternoon. The
team from New Castle has had a success
full wear this season and from all indica-
tons lively game will be the attraction at
Harlan Field.
The New Castle boys have had Naylor,
the two McDaniels, Hance, Kern, Johnny
Cole. Jim and Bill Gallagher, Gene Chase,
Miller, WHY'S, Joe Rothrock, the Della
ware College pitcing mainstay; Ed Mad
den and Ingram playing with them this
year, and from this outfit the Manganese
team will be chosen.
Shanner, who has defeated the Viscose
team twice this year, Pottstown and sever
al other fast clubs with the Harlan nine
behind him. will work his first local game
for the shipbuilders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
DU PONT TENNIS.
Tournament TO Get Under Way Saturua,
for Popular Pastime-

The first tennis tournament OF the
du Pont Country Club will begin Satur-
dav. September IS, at 2 O'Clock. -Four
courts are now in commission and 1t Is ex-
pected 70 have four additional courts ready
bv the opening day The committee Is
working hard TO secure an exhibition
match between several of the most prom
cnt players in the country to be played
the opening day.
There will be matches In mems singles
and doubles, women's singles and doubles
and mixed doubles. At the finish of the
senior tournament, an effort will be made
to hold Junior tournament for boys and
girls under IS years of age, who are en-
ploves of the company
All entries should be mailed to secre-
tarv. tennis committee, Room S115,
du Pont Building Entries will close 3 p.
m. Friday, September IL. No entrance
fee will be charged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
TYSON AT READING.
Delaware Horseman Among Leaders a
PENNSYLVANIA City Fair.

Reading, Sept 15-Racing, that sur
passed anything of the kind ever before
witnessed in this city, featured the open
ing of the Reading Fair yesterday. Three
classes, with IA hard-fought heats from
wire TO wire, furnished excellent sport for
over IS, 900 spectators.
The chestnut mare Frances, owned by
I s. Winston. Richmond, won the Elks
Home stake, purse 81 900, for 220 PAGERS
in straight heats, Nick Grady Of Phila-
delphia, driving the daughter Of Sidney
Prince home ahead of the Chester entry,
Pat Worthy, after bitterly-fought brushes
down the stretch. Frances took q new
record Of 2.10l9 by winning this race
The Berkshire Hotel stake, for 2 q
trotters, purse $1,000, had 10 starters
and, after six heats, o. X. Todd of +. )
Fry's string won the race Nick Grady
mount, Nora Setter, won second money
after whipping finishes. The son Of Lorc
| Todd also takes new record OF ? .144.
2.27 TRoT. THE HOTEL BERKSHIRE STAKE
PURSE $1,000 3 IN 5.
n L Todd b O. bv ord
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
VIM. s. WELLS HERE.
WeII-known Local Actor to Take Part In
Production at Playhouse Tonight

Increased interest will bo found IN this
evenings performance of The Storm,
st The Playhouse, by the appearance Of
William 5. Wells, who returns 70 his home
town after achieving considerable success
in bis chosen profession, both before the
camera and on the legitimate stage.
Mr.. Wells is a nephew Of the late Wil-
liam J. Gibbons and began actirg as many
have done with amateur companies. lie
was prominent with the Emmett Stock
Company, managed by the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis B. Preston, and under their
direction sang in st. Pauls X. &. Church
choir. He also had q company Of his
own and played in Wilmington and nearby
towns in i'The Doacon's Claim" and other
western dramas. He made dasbing figure
in the Emmett Stock Company's produc-
tion Of "Arizona." lie married Mise
Katharine Fahoy, daughter Of the late
DIR. and Mrs. John &. Fahey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
DEFIANCE VS.. ELEVENTH WARD.
All Wilmington Game Tonight Promises
TO Draw Big Crowd.

Defiance and Eleventh Ward Will en-
gage in battle this evening at the Third
and ADAMS streets field. The lenth ward
ers are out to chalk UP victory as WIN
for them will place them IN permanent
position for a first division berth: opening
an opportunity TO land possible third
place in the league standing.
Ii is expected that the largest crowd OF
the wear will go to the Third and Adams
streets field 10 witness the contest as it is
attracting considerable attention, due 70
the fact that Defance put a stop to Park
s,des winning streak several weeks ago.
a defeat for Eleventh Ward will put them
out of the running.
The game will start at $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
Hor seshoe Pitching Tournament.

A horseshoe pitching tournament fore
boys ard girls under eighteen years o
sge will be held at the Commur ity Ser
vice playground, Teeth ard Market
streets this week The preliminaries viii
be staged Thursday and Friday with the
finals on Saturday. The affair is being
arranged by those who use the playground
under the direction Of Mrs. w. ID. Pryer,
playground dircctress. Prizes will be
gwen by the Community Service to the
team scoring tie highest number Of
points. More than twenty are already
suffered for the tournament.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15

Mollycoddle' and it is To the credit Of
the star and his efforts in the picture
that there is everyone there To be pleased
during the engagement of the pro-
duction at the Queen Theatre this week.
FuH AT THE GAnnicE.
Wlmingtoniana are getting an in
teresting object lesson this week IN
MAKING Movies, which are being
actually made at the Garrick Theatre
under the personal supervision Of Joseph
Maddern and Tom Ward, who have
brought all OF the necessary parapher-
nala TO the Garrick for the purpose.
Each audience il filmed, and in add ton
there are stage productions at each per-
forrnanee in which any local people
figure who express desire to do so.
These pictures are shown after they are
made, so that everybody has an oppor-
tunity to see themselves IN the movies.
TREASURE ISLAND AT THE MAJESTIC.
Every boy and girl and every man and
woman who has read Treasure Island"
viii have an irresistible desire to see its
production on the screen. During its
engagement this week ut the Majestic,
it is experiencing the success that Is due
and worthy of a photoplay of such
exemplary merit.
EARLE WILLIAMS At THE RIABro.
Earle Williams concludes his three
day appearance in "The Master Stroke"
at the Rialto Theatre today. The
picture is story of New York life,
principally as it is lived on Wall Street
In the whirl of stocks and bonds Viola
Vale plays the feminine lead. To-
morrow Alice Brady will be seen in
''The Trap" EThis Is one Of Miss Brady's
best pictures and one that can be re-
commended for splendid entertaining
qualities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
CHESTER VS.. WILMINGTON.

The Kiwanis Clubs of Chester and Viii
mington will play the championship game
of the season at Harlan Field this after
noon. Mayor William 9. Taylor will throw
out the first ball. Four hundred fans will
accompany the Chester team to this city.
'Home-run" Baker will officiate as one OF
the umpires and will be assisted by
"Dick" HeYessY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
HILLDALE VS.. BLACK SOX.

A big attraction will be staged at Harlan
Field on Monday afternoon, when Hill
dale will meet the Baltimore Black Sox
team. Both teams have played in this city
before and are well known among sport
enthusiasts. The Hilldale Club defeated
Harlan, while the Black Sox defeated
Eleventh Ward.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
PARKSIDE VS.. nth. WARD.

The regular meeting of the All-WiIming-
ton League will be held Friday night and
every manager Of the league is requested
to be present at the session. This will be
the final meeting Of the season for the
circuit
Parkside and Eleventh Ward will have
their final meeting at the du Pont Country
Club diamond on Saturday afternoon.
A win for Eleventh Ward will mean tie
for the league championship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
Parkside outhit Kcystore last night and

Parkside outhit Keystore last night and
won, 81, in an All-Wilmington game.
The champions went to the front IN the
second inning with three runs, adding
another in the sixth and tho final in the
eighth and last inning, while the Keystone
club secured their lone tally in the seventh.
Haggerty started the game for Key
stone, but was forced to retire IN the sixth,
after he had injured several fingers on his
right hand. George Winters took up the
mound duties and performed in great style.
"Russ" Smith continued his fne work for
Parkside. Out of the last seven times at
hat he has made six hits, and for the two
games has accepted Is chances without an
error. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
COINTR Y'S CRACK SHOTS IN
WESTY HOGAN TOURNAMENT
, ssnciated press to Fvery EYening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Atlantic City. n J.. Sept. 15.-Some
of the country's best marksmen were
entered IN the annual Westy Hogan trap
shooting tournament which opened here
tcday. Today's program included the
optional sweepstakes Of eight events at
20 targets each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
EAST AGAINST WEST
IN TENNIS MATCHES

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia. Sept. 15.-Californla's S
Ieading women tennis PLAYERS met star
players from the eastern States in the
third round uf the wcmen's championship
today at the national tournament on the
courts of the Philadelphia Cricket Club
Miss Helen Baker, Pacific coast cham
pion. opposed Mrs. Franklin Mallory,
while Miss Eleanor Tenant, another
Californian. met Miss Molly Thayer,
Philadelphia champion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, 2l; Cincinnati, 10
Chicago, 10: Brooklyn. 2.
st. Louis. Q: New York, 3.
Pi,tsburg at Boston: rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athlcti.s, s, Cleveland, 0.
New York, l3: Detroit, B.
Washington, z; Chicago, Q.
St. LOUIS, z: Boston, 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
Laurel. WINS.
Although Seaford Outfits Victors, They
Take Short End Of Score.

Seaford, Sept. l5.-The locals batted
Truitt for Is solid hits yesterday, but lost
to Laurel, -, in one Of the hardest fought
games of the season. Culver outpitched
Truitt by wide margin, allowing SIX
hits and striking out | of the visitors, but
his teammates failed to hit when runs
count Yesterdays win for Laurel evened
the series between Laurel and Seaiord at
two each. The score,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
GAMES TODAY.

National League-Cincinnatl at Phiia-
delphia: Chicago at Brooklyn: Pittsburg
al Boston
American League-Athletics at Cleve-
land. Boston al St. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15

Hits-Oh Haggerty, IN innings; oil
Winters, 4 in 2 innings Earned runs
Parkside. 5; keystone, i. Two-base hit
Novel;. Struck out-By Haggerty, A.;
by Winters, 4; by Hayes, s. Left on bases
-Parkside, 5; keystone, 2. Stolen bases
Booth, Wolfe Bases on balls-Of
Haggerty, g. Passed balls Bunting, 5
Number Of innings pitched BY Haggerty,
6. by Winter, 2 Time of game 40.
Umpires Cunningham and Jamison.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
Reception 10 Tan ers.

A reception by various social clubs
composed u The younger peonle - the
city, viii be gwen a. Ralph and BETTY
Wonders, dancers, ~ The Auditorium.
Friday. September "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
SHOOT AT DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City. Sept. 15.-In shoot
held here yesterday. Armstrong led the
field, breaking "a out of 100. The scores
were as follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
EARLE WILLIAMS AT THE RrALro.
On Trail of penrOse.

Somebody has tracked up the con-
nection between Boies Penrosc and Boys
yet the money Savannah News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
"BUDDTEs" OPENS ENGs CEMENT TO-
MORROW EVENING.

Selwyn's production OF "Buddies,
direct from twelve consecutive months
in New York, will be at The Playhouse
beginning tomorrow for a three-day
engagement. In this charming comedy
with music the homely and honey doines
of the American bows billeted in France
make as great an appeal to the audiences
as does the fragrant romance OF the
sweet maid Of Brittany, while the music
woven by B. G. lillian in George v
Hobart's story is still another charm
Of the entertainment. Among the players
who will present 'Buddies" in this city
are Jean Moore James Marshall, Maui
rice Clarke, Louis LeBey and Shirley
Love.
CHAUNCBY oLCoT"T PLAYS IN "MAcusniA
NEXT WEEK.
When Chauncey Olcott presents his
most recent success, "Macushla, at The
PLAYHOUSE the first three days OF next
week, il will be noted that MIR. Olcott
is the one actor on the American stage
who humanizes all sorts of gloomy,
despondent persons by sheer force Of
his magnetic personalities, his quaint
expressions and happy example.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS At THE QUEEN.
There is everything TO please everyone
in Douglas Fairbanks picture The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved by the salts
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15

The man who has ambition enough to
use Situation Wanted" ad when seeking
employment deserves an interview.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15

Lost something7 Try a classified adj
vertisement in Every Evening. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
WILMINGTON MAN IN CAST OF THE
sToRN"

WILMINGTON MAN IN CAST OF THE
STORM"
Special arrangements have been made
whereby Wilmington will see one oi
its own young men in the cast 81 The
Storm" at the closing performance oi
the engagement this evening, ut The
Playhouse. The actor is William ,.
Il. Wells, popular young man, very
well known i'm this city where he was
born and reared He was for six years
an attachc on the staff Of I. Coleman
du Pont and since his advent on the
stage has been experiencing more than
ordinary success. His role m he
Storm" will be that of Burr Winton,
the hero of the story II is n man.
sized character of great strength and
dramatic intensity and Mr.. Wells Will
have ample opportunity TO demonstrate
his ability in enacting it. 1t IS because
Wilmington is the city OF Mr.. Wells
birth that he is playing here this even
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15
.PARKS|DE OUTFITS
|. KEYSTONE AND WINS
Champions Play Snappy Ball and
Take Count of Hackett's Team;
Russ" Smith Stars.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

ToNIGHTs SCHEDULE.
Eleventh Ward VS.. Defiance, at Conrad
street grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Parkside.. ....... % 3 o q U 10
keystone. ... o . u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15

Francis, ch. m, by Sidney Prince
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-15

221M.
220 PACE: THE ELK's HOME STAKE
PURSE 81 900; 3 IN 5.
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Many School Children Are SEkly

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PARIS. May it.--Pnrsn In piqusd
70 find tina; pajarnas for Peek"
ar. not unique and that In Pcking
the dogu OF the royal palace always
had nightxhirts. It's a craze here
now 10 tog your dog In robes Dc mutt
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Norma Talmadge Coming to the Rex

Norma Tnlmddoe, tcho
comes to the Rex Saturday in
"A Daughter Of Tico Worlds,"
a dramatic photopLdy.
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Is Tom King. ono Of the two roles
portrayed by Prank Keenan, In his
LATEST photoplay. brothers Divided
which will be the attraction at the
Colonial starting Saturday.
An original STORY by Gertrude An
drrwr. the picture draws striking
contrast between two brothers. on.
the fearless. trnder-h-artrd man men.
TONED abovn. and Tho other a Grabbed
and greedy fellow.
Keenan, plays the role Of both
bro,herr-.the first time In hin long
screen career that he has on.aycd
dual rps--
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In cold storage plants, the cold
produced by means OF ammonia Is
equal to 10000 tons &C ife con-
sugned daily.
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TUE lat-~t Cc~ii De Mn. prniuc.
l. ton. why Change Your Wife,
which win 10 held over several days
longer at the strand owing 60 popn-
lar demand. Ia thoroly ar uptodate
picture. Even prohibition has not
lecn forgotten by tho famous pro
Queer ia filming this story Of mar
rtel~ife. The husband. played by
q >asa MeiKhan. not only has a fun
supply Of private stock In hsa cellar.
no has constructed a rathskslior
down thcru. This In on. Of tho points
about which he clashes with Gloria
swanson. In the roIs Of the wife.
while she dceu not object 10 wine IN
the house. she maintains that a pri.
waite rathakcsler IL carrying matters
. bit too far. Their clashes grow and
grow untli finally the husband seeks
nolaeo In tho charms of a siren. and
then the real troubles start