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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
LOCAL BASEBALL.

The Worth Steel A. A. defeated the
fast Genera, Chemical team on Saturday,
90. Haskins pitching for Worth. famed
fifteen men and allowed but three hits.
The Steel team would like tn hear from fnst
teams. Send challenges TO Manager G.. Il.
Quinn.
In batting bee Saturday afternoon 81.
PauIs NJ. Il. defeated Scott NJ T., 3O-l2.
The game was the first Of the season in
the Church League.
The Liberty A. &. team easily defeated
Mohawk by the score OF II to II. Liberty
knocked Ferris from the box in the fourth
Burg, who relieved him, was just as easy
Liehenstein pitched for Liberty .and
was wild at times, but came back strong
after the third inning. Liberty is out for
games, and would like to schedule fast
ifi-year-old club for next Saturday. Send
all challenges TO a. Coylc, di3 Nnudever
avenue.
The Defiance City League team opened
the season with n 10 victory over the
strong st. Hedwig nine. The game was
fast and was featured by the fast work
of the Defiance BOYS. Elliott. center
fielder of the St IIedwig tenn, made q
great running catch of Lovells drive in
the sixth inning.
Emerald defeated St AIMS at the
Rockford Tower grounds, 6-3, in a VIII
mington City League game, featured by
the pitching of Nolan for the Emerald
team.
st. Marys defeated st. Patrick 3 in
hotly-contested game Saturday after
noon at Eighteenth and Van Buren,
I2-l The feature of the game was the
twirling of Grant for St Marys
Beryl Long was invincible against the
Highland team, allowing them but two
hits in Saturdays game, which, with an
error, permitted Highland 10 secure their
lone tally. The final score was 81
Manager Hirzel used several new players
in his lineup and Pierson showed up well.
Arden's baseball tosscrs trimmed the
Wilmington Y. NJ. II. A. team on the
Arden village green yesterday 10 the tune
q. 4 runs 20 2
The game was aast and well played,
the Arden star battery, Null pitcher, and
Ware, catcher. combined with the all
around work of the Arden team was too
strong combination or the Y. NJ II. A.
bows.
4 number Of members Of the local Order
of Moose. No. 1Si. made The trip TO Balri-
more Saturday and Sunday where they
were treated to sports and various other
amusementa Baseball was the big
feature of the program. and although the
local team lost Saturdays lmme, they
came back strong yesterday and defeated
the Monumental City lodge team Next
Saturday and Sunday the Moose will
travel to Bristol, where a double bill will
be played over the weekend.
A special meeting Of the Church Base
ball League will be held tomorrow evening
nj the home of the secretary, Sli Van
Buren, street. II is necessary that all
MANAGERS he present, as the schedule will
be revised ne this meeting
The Harlan Giants defeated the Green
bank Red Sox Saturday afternoon, 1910.
in game marred by the loose playing uf
both teams. The Harlan nine batted the
workhouse pitchers hard, for total Of
~ hits.
Villa Nova Freshmen defeated Salssi-
anum Catholic High School. p-3. Friday
afternoon the game being called IN the
seventh inning on account of rain. THE
game was featured by q circuit drive by
Walsh TO deep ceptcr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
HOFFMAN BR EAkS ALL.
Crack Shot Makes Clean Sweep With
Heavy Wind Blowing.

II. c. Hoffman showed real class over
the home traps, Saturday, when he made a
perfect score on fifty targets. There were
few shooters at the traps, ON account of
the shoot held at Baltimore, which at
tracted number of the local shooters.
Stein showed that he is dangerous
competitor when there Is something at
stake lie is class ID shooter and finished
with i2x50, breaking 24x25 on his last
time up.
There was friendly four-conered
fight between II. Diederichs, J. n. Wrat-
ten, ]. 4. Thompson and ]. l.. Stein.
Jim showed clean pair of heels 10
them, beating his nearest rival by 4
birds
There were only two competitors in
class Il, Phil du Pont and f. NJ Ross
Each broke 45x50 In the shoot-off
Ross won with 23x25 while du pont
accounted for -. H. II. Simonton was
the winner in class c, with 43x50 J. T..
Stein was class ID winner with 42x50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

| I'LL SAY SHE DOES" AT THE PLAYHOUSE
| In the list Of fnrcical writer's there Ia one
| name TINT stands neaNthc very top pf a
| long string. Ii IS Avery fIorMood who
| contributed "Ifair and Warmer 10 the
general entertainment Of the public. MIR.
HopWood has turned his creative genius in
a new direction, that Of writing books for
musical productions. Ills newest work is
found in OH Say She Docs" which viii
he at The Playhouse the first two days OF
this week. MIR. Iiopwoods newest story
all concerns a most delightful little bit Of
fefnininty who WAS d mighty whirlpool
Of action. Her escapades and her daring
furnish the topic Of MIR. Hopwood's dis
cussiorw The music pf the production Is
also novel II is by i. g. DeSylva and has
new note of melody N IT, Mr.. DeSylva
has contributed many of the most sue
cessful Of AL Jolson's song bits. Juliette
Day heads The cast.
BILL or NOVELTIES AT THE GARmcg.
The coming 10 the Garrick Theatre
this week nf 'the haunted violin" IS re-
gnrded as m event. This instrument is
said to play without the intervention Of
htnan agency. The bill is good all
through. It Includes Austin and Allen,
dancers; 'tthe girl over head, Jack Levy
and his -four symphony sisters; McManus
and McNulty, In Irish songs and comedy;
Howard Nickols, comedian; Johnny CanAs
well and Reta Walker in comedy, and
Harry Tighe and his girl entertainers.
JUST SUPPOSE" HENRY MILLER pRo-
DUCTloN.
Henry Miller viii present at The Play
house, Friday aud Saturday, q new
comedy, "lust Suppose" from the pen Of
A. T. Thomas, author Of Come Out Of
the Kitchen, The Rainbow and II Tier
Husbands Wife OF the three plays
above mentioned, the two former were
most successfully produced under Mr..
Milers direction, and in ''The Rain
bow" Mr. Miller was himself seen az the
star. just Suppose" If described as n
romantic modern comedy, with its scenes
laid in an old Virginia mansion at the
present time and the story concerns itself
With highly romantic incident more or
less closely corrected with the recent visit
Of His Royal Higlmess, the Prince of
Wales, to this country Seats 90 on sale
tomorrow
''soLplERs or FORTUNE" At TIE MAJESTIC
Richard Harding Davis most remark
able aud popular fiction work, Soldiers
Of Fortune" is at the Majestic today, to-
morrow and Wednesday The pictured
version Of The famous work contains al.
of the original flavor Of comedy, adven-
ture and love that So stood out in the
book None of the intense action of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
PENN FIELD MEET.
Delaware College Entries Made Credit
able Showing

The two relay teams from Delaware
College, competing In the fastest Penn
RELAYS ever held, drew a third and
fourth place.
In the Middle Atlantic States Con-
ference A. A. relay championship TN
Blue and Gold first team was only
beaten by Rutgers and Lafayette. The
Rutgers team (Beattie, Dewitt, Morgue-
lin, Rice. broke the record Of 3m-30s,
hung up by them last year by doing the
mile in 3m-26 4-5s. The Lafayette team
(kunkel, Williams, Morgan, Crawford,
only nosed Delaware out by q few
inches. Tebo started for Delaware and
ran fast quarter, sending Smith off
in third place. Smith held this place,
rs did pitman Harmer, the last runner
for Delaware, gave the Lafayette man
a hard run and only a few inches sep
arated the two at the finish. Rutgers
easily won by lead of several yards.
Besides these two teams Delaware
faced Dickinson, who finished fourth;
Swarthmore, Lehigh Haveford, Stew
ems, New York T., Washington and kef
fcrson. Muhlenberg and Lebanon Valley.
Against this field Delawares placing IS
q fine showing.
The High School trackmen competed
in their first meet of the season ~ the
Penn relays. High entered only in one
event, the mile relay. The team disap-
pointed local fans, however, by not plac-
ing, running eighth, Lentz, Alexander,
Davis and jacobson, comprised the team,
with Schaefer as utility man. Lentz show
ed fine form from the start, by covering the
first stretch ahead of the rest and giving
Alexander the start over the Others.
Alexander, however, was overtaken and
twenty yards were lost before he
reached Davis. The latter made great
effort but the lead was too much for
him. The same with Jacobson, the
best he could do was finish eighth. The
event was number 35 and was won by
Radnor Henderson, Shainline, Jackson
and Dotterer); second. Norrlstown. third,
Lower Merton fourth. Cheltenham. Time
minutes As So seconds.
Highs next meet is at Delaware on
next SATURDAY.
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PH|LL|ES WIN
FOURTH STRAIGHT
Babe Ruth, in Home Run Form,
Makes Second Circuit Clout
in Two Days.

Boston and Brooklyn on Saturday broke
all major league records on Saturday fof
distance, when the two teams battled TO
26-lnning tie. Oeschger and Cadore were
In great form and in the greatest duel III
baseball stopped every rally. The forIper
big league record was established by Bos-
ton Americans and Philadelphia, Septem-
Der /, 1906, when Jack Coornbs, of the
Athletics, defeated Joe Harris, Al. In
sixteen innings Oeschger retired the Brook
lyn batters in order. He has allowed but
two earned runs in 50 consecutive innings
this season.
In Saturdays game between the Phil
lies and New York, Eppa Rixey's benders
routed the Giants, 30. Cincinnati de-
feated the Pirates, IL. st. Louis wall
loped the Cubs pitchers hard and won,
l2-f
The Athletics on Saturday won their
second consecutive game, defeating Wash
ington, Oh The White Sox defeated ST.
Louis, SIS. Detroit lost it's twelfth straight
game when Cleveland took Saturday $
game, 9-3. New York won over Boston,
60, in game featured with home run
drive by Ruth
The Philies made it four straight when
they routed Brooklyn yesterday in a
thirteen-inning game, 4-3. The Reds
winning streak was broken, yesterday,
when Pittsburg won the game, 80. Chi
cago defeated St Louis, 54.
In the American League the Athletics
lost TO Washington, 81, in which Connie
Mack's string of pinch-hitters failed TO
save the game. Ruth made MS second
home run in two days, when New York
beat the Red Sox, yesterday, I'll. Detroit
lost its thirteenth consecutive game OF the
season, losing 10 Cleveland, 5-2. Chicago,
in heavy hitting game, defeated 81.
Louis 1-3
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story has been sighted, neither has the
lighter part been oblterated. In the list 0f
principals is Norman Kerry. Pauline
Starke and Anna q MILLION play sisters
"DADDIEs' DAVID BFLAsros y FAMOUS pHo-
DfscTlon.
4Daddies vii presented nj The
Playhouse the e ~ next week, With
a matinee Wedn.sday. II IS most popu-
lar success ~ John J.. Hobble and there is
not dull fnomcnti IN The entire pirce,
bright and witty dialogue predominating
Seats 90 on sale Thursday.
DOUBLE PROGRAM At THE SAVOY
The biz double program ~ the Savoy
Theatre for this week is featured by Elsie
Janis, IN her newest sclznick picture, "The
Imp" The plot of the story carries Miss
Janis and hcr leading myn, Joe King, TO
almost every tyne and variety Of under
world dive '9l'he Imp is picture Of
surprises, and not the least OF them are
scenes N the opium joint.
DIR. JEKYLb AND MR. HYDE Al THE
QUEEN.
Last season on Broadway the biggest
dramatic attraction was "The jest" in
which The t~o Barrymore brothers, Lionel
and John, we're the individual stars This
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
SCHOLASTIC MEET
HAS MANY ENTRIES
Big Time Expected Saturday With
Over 200 Contestants grom
Four States.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark, Nav 3.-With twentv-oue
Preparatory and High schools entered
and the total number of contestants cx-
ceeding two hundred, the annual inter
scholastic field and track meet TO he held
on Frazer Field next Saturday will be
the largest since the meet was started six
years ago. The entries closed Saturday
night. The cream of the school athletes
in this section of the country will partici-
pate in some of the events. Four states
are represented in the entry list Delaware,
Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
This year there are three instead of two
classes. Glass / promises TO be-a feature
of the program rs Merccrsburg and Per-
kiomen will send squad here for the
first time. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
and Tome Institute are also in this class
and st. Joseph's school has entered one
event in Glass /. As Class has no pole
vault. 220 yard dash or one mile relay
events, some of the schools in this class
have elected to enter the specified events
in Glass /.
The events in Class2 win be OF special
interest to Delaware athletes ms Will
mington High and Wesley Collegiate
Institute will compete in this ella rs against
Frankford Philadelphia High, Nineland
and Baltimore Friends. Class 3 has no
ono mile run event and number Of the
schools in that class have elected To run
the mile in lass 2 The sprint medley
relay promises to be feature in both
Class 2 and ;.
Coach Shipley and other Delaware
College officials were especially anxious
to get large ntry list for Class 3 which
takes in the smaller high schools that do
not have advantage of training under
the direction of coach. They areespecial-
" we'll pleased with the result as | / schools
have sent entries for that class which
Includes, du pont. Caesar Rodney, Newark,
Middletown, Seaford and Harrington.
all in Delaware; Elkton, Ccnterville and
Chesapeake City, Md, and Marple New
town Vocational high school, Avondale,
Pa
The meet will start at 30 next Satur-
day afternoon when both the heats and
finals will he run
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
BEAR STATION TEAM LOSES.
Delaware City Second Team Takes Game
by Score Of Is to ).

Delaware City Second Team Takes Game
by Score of Is to 5.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City, May 3.-Thc Delaware
City second team opened its season, Satur-
dsy. when If defeated Bear Station bv the
score of 15 TO s. The locals being short OF
their crack shortstop, received the SER
vices of the Port Penn star, Richard Eaton.
Although Bear was not fully organized,
the V put up a stiff battle against the To-
Gals. Captain Kemp of the Bear Sta
tion nine stated that his nine had not
had enough practice but would be in
shape for the return game, TO be played
here some time In June Patterson, who
did the twirling for the locals, put up a
hard battle through the game, while
Ellis did likewise for Bear, The score by
innings:
Del City 32I122 211 2-15 Ii 4
Bear. . 0 0 0 O 2 00 2 Is 4 IL
The Delaware City second team would
ike 10 arrange games with any fast team
IN New Castle county whose ages range
from 10 to u. ANY swift team wishing
to challenge the locals may make strange
ment for such by communicative with
#. r. Warner, P. o. Box 80, Delaware
lfy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
LOCAL LEAGUES
IN FULL Swing
Del-Mar and All-Wilmington
Leagues Pry OFF Lid in Fast
Games Saturday.

The Del-Mar League opened the sea-
son Saturday with two fast games.
Harlan won over Elkton, 3-2. Mayor
TAYLOR threw out the first ball of the
game. Hughes, who pitched for the
Harlanites, made sixteen of the Elk.
tonians take the strike-out route. New
Castle defeated Edge Moor, Sd, in a fast
game. Shaner for New Castle struck out
sixteen OF the Edge Moor team.
Big scores featured Saturdays games
in the Suburban League. Richardson
Park won over Stanton, l4-0, while Mar
shallton fell before Brack-ES, 1l-3, in q
game featured by the hitting of Guest
Newport lost to Elsmere, I'll.
The All-Wilmington League opened their
snason Saturday. Parkside raised several
Of its pennants and then walloped Silver
brook, %. Eleventh Ward opened the
season by defeating Neighborhood i-3.
The Ninth Ward fell before keystone,
%, and Defiance nosed out South Side
Eden 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
Christiana Gun Club Shoot.

The Christiana Gun Club held its
usual Saturday shoot over the traps at
Newport. A good program was enjoyed
with high honors for the day going to
Charley Griswold who broke 23x25.
Great interest was displayed in the special
match between Mrs. Smith and NJ. w.
Touchton. Mrs Smith by smashing all
OF her birds easily defeated Touchton.
Lynch and Moore continue to hold the
championship in the Protection shoot by
defeating Griswold and Ms. smith by
oUe bird
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
Greenhill Shoot.

At the Greenhill traps on Saturday
"Izzy" Hoffman, led the field in the regu :
lar events by breaking 4Sx50. Boyce was
next high gun, with 46 dead targets, and
Huber third, with "A smashes. In the prac-
tiee events Hoffman again led the field
with score of 46x50, while Sylvester, at
y yards, accounted for 24x54 score. In
the Olympic event he also led the field
with 22 score. The race for a leg on the
doubie-target trophy was won by Vic du
Pont with a score of 2lx24, with Boyee
SECOND with % breaks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
High PLAYS West Chester.

Highs baseball schedule now stands
one won and two lost Wesley handed
the first defeat, 10 TO o, in eleven in
nings, Goldey went down TO the locals,
; to 4, and Collingswood won the third.
S to 4. Both defeats were on allen
fields and credited to Captain Chick
Lannan. Buck" Ramsay won his first
and only start Beginning with West
Chester, Wednesday High enters the hard
est part of the schedule.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03

season another of tho biggest dramatic
successes WIS Richard III, and John
Barrymore himself was the star ~ H..
John barrymore has also IN hrs mott re-
cent screen appearances confined bis
activities 10 dramatic presentations, for
getting for while biz comedy prcsenta-
tions The greatest triumph II his screen
career comes IN DIR Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde. which is being presented st The
Queen Theatre all Of this week. The
comedy offering is Uneasy Feet,
NEAL HART At THE HfhLTo
The Rialto has new star W offer Tor
their attraction of today and tomorrnN.
lie is Neal Hart and his production j.
"When the Desert Smiled" Mr. Hart Is
new only IN the instance that this a. his
first presentation at the Rialto Tbeatfe
lie has become more aud more popular
Of late and Il IL only right that he sholpd
be presented IN this city. Weflnea1ay
John barrymore is coming ~ 'lbe Idrt
Bridegroom" This IS q highly enjoyable
comedy of a groom wno was abducted on
the eve of his wedding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
JACKSON TOPS AMERICANS.
Former Wilmington Baseball Player is
the Premier Batsman.

Shocless Joe Jackson, of the American
League champion Chicago team, with an
average of 400, for nine games holds the
lead of the race for the batting honors
in tho junior circuit while Doc Johnston,
of the Cleveland Indians trails him by n
short margin of three points. Eddie
Collins, Buck Weaver and Eddie Murphy,
all members Of the White Sox, have
averages of 400 or better. Jackson is n
former Harlan player and well known
here, where he lived for some I ime.
Rogers Hornsby of the st. Louis
Cardinals is at the top of the list of
players who have played in all their
teams games to date with an average of
.t6O. >,Hornsby also leads in the number
of hits madA: the Cardinals slugger has
made twcnty-three hits out of fifty times
at bat in twelve games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
PROTECTION OF GAME.
Interesting DEMONSTRATION at New Gen.
fury Club Last Night.

Sportsmen's night will bc observed at
the New Century Club tomorrow evening.
An entertainment Is gwen free for the
purpose Of teaching the members Of the
Delaware Anglers and Gunnora Associa-
tion the meaning of the words 'propaga-
tion" and protection. showing by pro-
lection, which is needed very badly in
this State, what could be accomplished,
not only for the game birds and animals.
but for the song birds as well; also, what
fish hatchery would do for Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
DELAWARE DEFEATS STEVENS.
CARL Holds Visitors Safely With His Slow
Benders and Blue and Gold Wins.

Newark, May 3.-Carlrs slow bendcrs
had Stevens too anxious Saturday after
noon and Delaware won, 3 20 /. 1t was
too cold and windy for snappy ball, but
the game was fast played in fast time.
Huncke's single, followed by Donnelly's
triple which scored the former in the
fourth inning was the only time Stevens
could bunch hits on Delaware's little
southpaw. Delaware got an early lead
and held il throughout the game. \ shoe
string catch by Donoho after n hard run
of . line drive from Egger's bat was the
fielding feature
Score by innings:
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DELAWARE LOSES MATCH.

Newark. May 3.-Stevens Institute of
Hoboken defeated Delaware College three
out of four single matches of tennis, Satur-
day afternoon. The doubles were not
played. Chasteney, Stevens defeated
Horty, Delaware, 6-2; 4-6; 6-3. Anthony
won from Lynch, 6-3; 60. Green won two
matches from Challenger, 6-1; Ga. Olcott,
Delaware, won from Loud, Stevens, los;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
SATURDAYS SCORES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadciphis, 5: New York
Boston, l. Brooklyn, called end 26th
inning, darkness.
Cincinnati, z; Pittsburg, |.
st. Louis, II; Chicago, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics, Q; Washington, 4.
New York, 6; Boston, 0.
Cleveland, 9; Detroit, 3.
Chicago, s; st. Louis, 5.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Cleveland at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Phladelphis
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, Brooklyn, 3 (13 in-
nings).
Chicago, 5; st. Louis, 4 10 innings.
Pittsburg, 3; Cincinnati, o.
New Iork-BostDn, not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, S; Athletics, T.
Cleveland, 5; Detroit, ,.
New York, z; Boston, /.
Chicago, z; st. Louis, 5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
CHURCH LEAGUE BOWLING.

The final bowling match for the Church
Bowling League championship will be
held tomorrow night. when Grace. winner
Of the second half and lmmauuel. winner
of the first half. will bowl tomorrow evening
at 7.30 on Gradys alleys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
WILMINGTON oUOITS.

SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK.
Tonight ght-Non-Partisan VS. Baldwin
All-Stars.
Tuesday Brack-Ex VS.. Water De
partment.
Thursday Brandywine VS. Delaware
Electric.
Friday-P. r. r. VS.. Young Mems
Republican Club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
Keystoners Entertain Prisoners.

The members of the Keystone Field
Club were guests of Warden PIummer
at the New Castle county workhouse
yesterday afternoon. where they enter
tanned the inmates with a musical program
Of vocal and instrumental selections
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
GAMES TOMORROW.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Washington
Boston at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
sArrRpAY 5

SATURDAY 5 SCORES.
parkside, Q; Silverbrook, ,.
Defiance, s; South Side. :
Eleventh Ward, 4; Neighborhood, 3.
keystone, 3; Ninth Ward, ,,
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ST. Paul's Ball Club Suits.

The members Of St PauPs NJ E. Church
baseball team are asked 10 report at the
Y. NJ. G. A. at S O'Clock tonight to be
measured for uniforms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
susuRpAN LEAGUE STANDING.

SATURDAYS SCORES.
Richardson Park. Il; Stanton, @.
Brack-Ex, IL; Marshallton, ,.
Newport, Z: Elsmcre, |.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
Defiance Carnival.

A carnival under the auspices of the
Defiance Athletic Club opens tonight
for week "over the bridge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03

SATURDAY s SCORES.
Harlan, 3; Elkton, ,
New Castle. 3: Edge Moor. |