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Evening journal., 1920-08-25
IN. Y. YANKS TO
HAVEOWNPARK
Project Considered at Amer
ican League Meeting in
Philadelphia Yesterday
DRAFT RESOLUTION
ON CHAPMAN DEATH

Forced to leave the Polo grounds
after 1921, the New York Americans
will build their own baseball park in
New York. This was the principal
item Of news given out at the con-
clusion Of a special meeting OF the
American League at the Bellevue
Stratford in Philadelphia. President
johnson, who called the meeting
presided last night.
The meeting was for the purpose OF
the New York owners, ColonelS
Huston and Rupert, presenting the
proposition TO their colleagues. In
view OF conditions and the lack Of
available sites for ball park on the
island Of Manhattan, the New York
magnates wanted the advise and con-
sent Of the American League in the
matter before they announced their
Intention OF building. Whether the
American League as an organization
will assist in financing the project
was not stated, but the fact remains
it will be the most gigantic baseball
proposition ever attempted In the his
tory Of the game. In speaking OF
Rupert said that the cost would ap-
proXimate s2,OOOOOO. and as a side re-
/ mark: "all for the use OF seventy
five days out Of 800
The New York Americans were no
tined earlier in the year by the man
agement Of the New York Nationals
that this season would be the las
they could have the use Of the Poll
grounds Later negotiations wer
concluded by which the Yankees
lease was extended for another year
but according 10 the New York mag
mates this term would not BE- length
ened and at its expiration would no
be renewed.
The death OF Ray Chapman, III
Cleveland shortstop. from the effecu
OF a blow from a pitched ball by Car
Nsys. OF the New York club. was dis
oussed only incidentally. The SUB
iect came before the meeting whei
/ the New York owners offered a mo
fion that a resolution Of sympath'
be drafted by the league and for
warded to the widow OF the late Dali
plsyer Thomas s. Shibe. William NJ
lRichardson and Colonel RUPERT wer
appointed a committee to draft sucl
a resolution.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
FIFTY PRIZES FOR
WINNERS in SPORTS

Fifty prizes will he awarded TO the
winners IN the various events 10 be
held In connection with the state
championship athletic meet at the
Delaware State Fair, September q,
under the direction OF the Whining
Ion Community Servide Governor
Townsend has been invited 10 be pres
ent at the meet and award the medals
and cups 90 the winners In a letter
sent by John p. Nields, chairman OF
tho Community Service. II Is ex-
peoied the Governor will attend he
cause OF his keen interest In athletics.
or the ffty prizes TO be awarded
nften viii be gold medals for mrs
place, sixteen silver medals for sec
ond place and sixteen bronze medals
/ for third place. A large cup VIII
be given 20 the organization winning
| the highest number OF points In the
meet, a cup will also be awarded u
the organization winning the relay
race. Franklin II. Day, connected with
the Sparrow's Point Md, plant of
the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpor-
alton. has also donated a cup 10 be
awarded 10 the winner Of the discus
throw.
Among the strong contenders foI
| organization hcllors al the meet viii
be the y. NJ. C. A., the Grace A. A.
81. Anne's A. A., and Brownson. al
OF this city. II Is understood thai
Delaware College is preparing a hardy
string Of entrants for the meet Will,
other organizations have not mad,
their entry list public as yet
More than thirty entries have beer
received from athletes in this cit,
alone while a number have also com'
in from lower Delaware. While /
Is early 90 make predictions IL 4
expected that there will be more thai
one hundred contenders representin
The pick OF the states athletes enter
ed In the contests.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
.SLVERBROOK LOSES
TO ELEVENTH WARD

Snverbrook was able to connect for
hut two hits OF the delivery Of
Nitchie and lost to Eleventh Ward in
A regular An-Wnmington League game
last evening by a score Of 10 to 4.
The winners scored nine OF their
runs in the second frame through
timely and heavy hitting and excel
lent base running.
In Eleventh Wards big inning,
Nitshie and F. Duncan connected with
the bah for doubles and Morgan drew
a triple.
NtchIe famed twelve while Ea-
wood, working for Siilverbrook, re-
tired but two.
Silverbrook's only score OF the
game came in the fifth inning when
Shoad singled and advanced TO sec
ond on an error, scoring on Fishers
single.
The game which was played or
the Military Grounds was witnessed
by a large crowd OF All-Wilmins-
/ ton fans Score:
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
MORNING NEWS.
'''S scoR BY NNINGs.

Sslgs S9Ern" '''........S ''.''.''''..'S x-iI
TNvo-base hits - Dickson. Foster.
-. -. nnnn HnNn.aN- |
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
NEWS ON TOP BY
HEAVY SWATTING

Connecting with Hopes offerings
for 70 hits, the Morning News baseball
team, in the opening game OF the
Newspaper League, manaeed to beat
The Evening Journal nine last evening
by score Of "A 10 g. The News teams
was aided in It's victory by the errors
OF The journal players.
The Journal looked mighty strong
in the second frame when they Tailed
six runs, which caused the News 10
supplant Andress/ with Hevessy In
that round the Journal aggregation
Knocked out a single, double and
triple and were greatly helped by a
base on balls and three errors by
their opponents.
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s fz'::,,..NNl5j6EG1HEk - Is ksM

serves the same credit for trying to
win. l have happened To hit better
than usual this season because l have
been able. for some unknown reason.
to place The bah out Of reach of the
opposing helders a good share OF the
Time. I'd like to remain well over the
400 mark all season and establish A
new record. l would hardly be hu-
man Il | did not desire those things.
but if I fall below my goal l shall
have no regrets, for will know That
it has been through no failure OF
mine to try hard al Of the timer
JOE BENJAMIN.
A fighter has 10 leave his own
doorstep II he wants to make GOOD.
according TO Joe Benjamin, Pacifio
Coast lightweight, who has been tax
ing lessons from Champion Benny
Leonard for the past year. He says1
Get away from home. You can't
make good in your own back yard.
And II you can't make good in some
one else's back yard then you better
quit boxing and go back 10 paper-
hanging or plumbing or whatever n
was you we're doing when you start
ed 10 box"
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
DEALERS HIT
ON ALL SIX, WIN

BY score Of I to , the Automobile
Dealers baseball cam defeated the
Wilmington All-Stars last evening, at
Eighteenth and Van Buren streets.
Frank Diver. who occupied the mound
for he auto dealers, allowed but TWO
hits and famed nine men. Errauc
support Of Diver was responsible for
the scoring OF the All-Stars' two runs
in the opening inning.
In the SIKH The dealers greeted sui
livan with five consecutive hits, when
coupled with two errors, gave the
victors five runs Dick Hevessy re-
Tired a. the end OF the fourth inning
owing to an injury sustained earlier
la the afternoon, and was replaced ny
smith. The outstanding feature or
he game, barring the excellent piich-.
ing on Diver. was the baserunnins OF
Harry Bowman. The score;
ATfTO M Al Frs
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
Fathers, SONS
IN Tennis MEET
Freds Prominent, Too, in
Tournament at Forest
Hills Next Week
BOYS FOLLOW IN
PATHS OF SIRES

Like father. lllc son." seems TO
hold true "a tennis. tc Judge from
the numbcr of entries being received
BY the llui.od safes Lassu Tennis A.
socfation f0r the father and son
championship which Is plsyed the
week OF August 30 al Forest Hills.
Il is natural enough Ln expect that
a boy might like his dads" game,
snd thc ensy shows mat many Of
the youngsters DO follow their parents
o0urSe- This Is queer thing, Too,
fhst a lcl o. The fathers entered this
ypar, ruo 70 ~FrrdH a. q first name
Fred G. Anderson Tor Instance, has
been Dlaying iencis for twenty years
more o. less and now he has two
nzely bcys wiio can siVe a eood az
ooUnt OF themselves IN any tennis
match Andersen. senior. has some-
hing OF an advantage over the
other competitors for the title. In
that he has two sons who are so
nearly equal In skin that he may have
20 make them play a match TO deter
mine which viii be his partner.
Fred II HoveY. who won the nat
ional championship back IN the nine
ties. has son who has been after
him 20 take another crack at a nat
i0nal title. 80 this year the Hoveys
VIII try 10 lift the crown now pos
sessed by the Andersons.
Fred seems 70 be a popular name
IN he father -and-s0n competition for
one OF the most recent entries is
that OF Frederick B. Alexander. the
famous internaiionalisl and his boy.
The younger Alexander is not very
big, but neither is his famous dad,
and those who have seen them to-
gether on the court are ready 10
tell the world that they make a good
team
Still another Fred has appeared. in
3 the entry OF Fred NJ. Leison who has
teamed up with his son, Ben, the for
mer junior who has played lots OF
good tennis in the metropolitan dis
trict. They have played so many
matches together that they make a
good team and some OF their friends
argue that they have very good
chance for the title.
The freds are not all done yet, for
Pred H. Norton and his son, Hammatt
horton, OF the Montclair Athletic Club,
qre IN the contest With Dr. Linn
Emerson OF Orange. Craig Biddle OF
philadelphia, j. ID p. Jones, OF Prov
hbanoe. Arthur Ingraham, OF Oak
8ud. B. M. Grant OF Atlanta and a
Dnmber Of other famous players
hooked up with their sons In quest OF
this title. il promises 70 be one Of the
most interesting events Of the week
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
Totals .,,in,nnir nv 1NN1NG.
PIXIES PEAK OR BUST , ,,oro0s

COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. zo.-
7,,yenty-nve racing machines VII
make ihe start up pixies Peak IN !. III tne
races which VIII be staged mere - ~
temher 6 under The auspices OF tee
American Automobile Association as q
nsrf of the centennial celebration OF
ihe ascent Of Pixies Peak. -,
The following manufacturers WI
enter cars: Hudson. Eseex, Page
Ford two cars), Chevrolet Lln1olu'
Oldsmobile two carsl, DorilS' I.eni
Mar Snecial. walters Special Cnal-
nners two cars). Nelie, Californian,
Fiat Gregory, Thomas. Mck.nnon
Special. Marmon. Haynes. National
Packard and Climber. - -,
Rafph Milford who made the DesI
time in the 1916 races Will attempe 20 70
hreak his own record. He viii be az
me wheel Of the Hudson speedster
sntered by the Mudson Motor Car
! COmpany.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
Wright Wins
TRAPS HONOR
Buffalo Gunner Wins Sin
giles Championship of
Grand American
TWO NEGROES DROWN
IN SHOOTERS VIEW

CLEVELAND. Aug. 25-Frank S.
Wright OF Buffalo. champion OF New
Nork Slail won The American ANA
teur singles championship OF the
Grand American Handicap trap shoot
ing tournament here yesterday from
thirty-nine expert marksmen OF the
United States and Canadian provinces.
At ihe end OF the 200-bird event he
was ted with Oscar Hansen, Of Ne
braska.
in the twenty-five target shoot-ofi
both powdered the first seven targets.
on the eighth Hansen went under, a
clean miss. The birds continued to
fly into powder again until the twen-
ciih. when Hansen shot wide again.
Wrights shots were clean all the
way. and for the second time IN sue
cesslon he captured the coveted honor
He is The only man In the twenty..one
years history OF the Grand American
TO win the singles championship
twice.
The shoot was delayed by an Incl
dent after the FIRST twenty-five tar
gets had been shot. Three Negroes,
who were fishing from a rowhoat
some distance of shore and directly
opposite the traps, were dumped into
the lakes by the high waves, when
their boa. overturned and two were
drowned.
The Junior championship for youths
under eighteen for flfty targets from
the sixteen-yard line also resulted IN
a tie and necessltated a twenty-five
Target Shoot-Off. Theodore BEEN, oi
West Frsnkford, III, and NJ l.; Bonita
Jr.. OF Wellington. o., each had forty
eight In the shoot-on Been, VINO Yll, is I
three tho former winning
There were ten entrants. The con-
test between the ten-men teams from
the East and West was won by the
West. hv a score Of 964 nve better
than that OF their opponents.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

We got on to a good start despite
our defeat.
A little more practice and we will
begin to set the pace.
Address was batted out Of The box
in Inc second when the Journal boys
batted around.
The box score does not give
Hoopes the credt he deserves. Poor
support proved his undoing.
All the players are unanimous in
the satisfaction Of Johnny Brady s
work as umpire.
The journal management Is thank
ful To the Harlan Pied owners for the
use Of the field.
The moral support given both
teams by the rootsfs was fine. Plenty
OF the old noise and friendly rivalry
between opposing fans.
Everybody out for Thursday nights
game between the News and sunday
star at Harlan Field Il will be their
'inlIal appearance As The star team
has PLAYED all season in the Indus
trial League, a good game can be
looked FOR.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
TWILIGHT BALL
WEEK OF AUG. 23
WEDNESDAY.

Parkside vs.. Neighborhood, All
Wilmington League). at Second
and dupont
Electric Hose vs.. American Vul-
canized Fibre, at Eden No. 4.
New Castle Leather Company VS..
P. R. R. at Seventeenth and
Spruce.
Gas Company vs.. Pusey and
Jones, at Military.
American Car and Foundry vs.
Harlan at Harlan Field.
THURSDAY.
Eleventh Ward VS.. Black Sox. on
Harlan Field, $50 o'clock.
FRIDAY.
Defiance vs.. Black Sox, Third
and Adams.
(BOx scores on these games win
be printed in The Evening journal
If brought TO this Office before 9
o'clock on the morning following
the games. Teams having twilight
games are urged TO send the infOr-
nation TO The Evening journal in
order that this schedule may be
complete from week TO week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
WuDEL TO HAVE ELEVEN

The Wlldel A. A. IS putting a last
football team on the field this fall.
about fifty candidates having signi-
ned their intentions TO tryouts for
the team The games Will be played
away. except one.
All men who have been requested
and others desiring a lryoW are 10 re-
port for signal practice tomorrow
night at $50 O'Clock at Second and du
Pont streets
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
TUOWAS NARnOW ESCAPE

ELGlN, III, Aug. 2ol-lOc Thomas,
three times on Hairpin turn and suf
fered severe injuries. He was rushed
TO a local hospital.
II was learned there that the in.
iuries Ner not serious. The car wa.
completely demolished
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
ELsMERE JRs. FORFEIT

Marshallton Jrs. defeated Elsmere
Jrs., when they failed to appear on the
diamond Thursday evening. The line
up is as follows: Hitler, p, Crouch
lc); Huddle, ID; Glass. 2b; MaoL
IS; Doughten, 3b; Beecher, IF; Hill
llr, CT; Malta, II.
ANY teams in the state wanting
games between the ages Of ~ and
49, address all challenges to Manager
E. n. Bartlett, Marshallton. Del.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

at i3 feet 3 GIG inches, is the more
consistent He is a product Of Cor
nell. After leaving college he is go
ing better than ever, which is an ex-
ceptional case
aLaddie" Meyers is a Dartmouth
man. In the final trials at Boston
they outsoared all rivals and held a
duel meet between themselves. Each
cleared i3 feet 1 inch by good mar
gins
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sT. HFDwIc VS.. BLACK sOX.

Tomorrow evening al $50 O'Clock
St. Hedwig's, leaders of the Catholic
Twilight League, will play the Black
SoX, composed OF many Baltimore Sox
players. such as Brown. the famous
shortstop, and Thomas, the heavy hit
ting. catcher, and many other stars
Captain Smith Is now leading Inc
Saints and is getting together a hall
team which viii be hard 20 heat
Either Miske or Maloy or Osowsk
will throw them over. A record
breaking crowd Is expected, as In.
Saints have been playing fine ball
The game will be over the bridge.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
PARKSIDE JUNIOR WINS

INV parkside lrs. defeated the neo-
pies settlement Ball team at Kirk
the score Of i6 to o.
The features Of the game was the
pitching Of Stirlith and the heavy
hitting Of the team.
Stirlith pitched a no run. no hit
game against the settlement team.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
EDDIE ROUSH

The story Of how Eddie Roush, star
outtlelder Of the Reds. can throw as
well with his rght-hand as with
his left, dates back to his hid days.
He says:
Il have always been a natural
.southpaw. Throwing and batting left
handed IS my regular style. But when
| started out as an amateur in nv
home town in Indiana ! found 10 i'm
possible TO secure a right-handed
glove. The only gloves in stock were
for the left-hand Also / was called
upon to play in the infleld a great
deal and a left-handed inflelder is not
so good, so | learned how to throw
with my right-hand | have always
batted left-handed, though. J."
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
PARKsaDE rs. NEIGHBORHOOD

A postponed All-Wilmington League
game will be played off by the Park.
side and Neighborhood teams a. Sec
ond and dupont streets at O'Clock
this evening Umpire Cunningham,
who has recovered from injuries re-
oeived in a motorcycle accident sew
eral days ago. viii hold the indicator.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
NINTH WARD STUFF

Dan, Bradley has made up a football
team thts year, and adj candidates
wishing to have a tryout with Dams
team should communicate with him
a. soon a. possible.
We whl soon have new member
in the Ninth Ward The new member
VIII be no other than Mag1igan, and
II he don't join hat Ninth Ward A. c.
ne viii be very sorry In the end.
guess Mody Will tell him all about
these here good times the Ninth Ward
boys have.
Well we wish you luck with your
fo0tban team this year. because last
year you didn't have a chance TO play
very many games. Did you, DanG
Burke one Of the best known
pianists IN thesc parts, Is still at the
Old piano. and maybe that boy can't
play that Dardanelia-
Burke is now giving music lessons
to Joe Hayes. Well, Joe. " he don't
learn you pretty seen. we will have
70 SOC Kid about IT,
Kid what Is the matter with unky
ANN|NAna AANN 80 NlENfA AN0 ltAn MNAN NOU
tn pfnochie2 Web boy, don't be
afraid, you hase the hackers behind
you Just challenge him. that's all
tfrcr1 ls t. r.
Derui9 the boy with tho dlmphs.
js hot on N3ot's trail in pinochle The
I'D r1fnks he can play just because
he beat HicR and his partner few
game.
Iee. TIC Renting Irishman. viii be
seen on the football team this year
rle boy ptit up some good game last
year, and win do the same this year
We fssc two u,or new members
in tiie Ke-s-Pros ais = dy. They are no
o'her thar 'CoNS Is1ielmann, and
Ki6 Eiclanta Wei. boys. you know
Dtclcy. he wff tell you all about IL.
rniss and everything.
well, 9ohn Malloy is stin workins.
and maybe The boy isn't looking fine
The Eiu1s Ward Athletic Cl,,b will
trAos7et new business about Seutem-
Da -. enc they win then start a
membership drive. All those WISHING
% JON our club should get IN touch
With some member or other. or sior
around at the clubrooms. Anvbod,
on the cas-. side will tel you w.her
the Ninth Ward Athletic Club IA Ia
Gated. Scarbor's Hall, Thirteenth an
Heald streets. oily.
Don't forget boys. the Ninth War
Club will be one Of the leading cluf
n1is winter in all kinds Of wint'
sports. They may not have had
first class baseball team. but D
teams they have played this seasg
know that they have been playiI
baseball
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
LAKEWOOD DEFEATS OLYMPIA

Lakewood defeated Olympia In a
wet game last night by the score Of 5
to 3.
McCarty and Pennington starred
for the winning team and Riddle and
Sweeney for the losing team.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
TOtals - - -. n;. .1,.n,IcI y 8

Eleventh Ward. 80 900 90
Silverbrook ...........O o o o K
Hits-off Nitchie. 2; on Elwood, T.
Earned Eleventh Ward. Q. Two
base hits-Nitchie. F. Duncan Shoal,
Three-base hits-Morgan. Struck out
by Nitohie i2; by Elwood, 3. Left
on bases-Silverbrook. (. Stolen bases
Fisher. 2 Sacrifice hit-A. Duncan.
Rases on balls-off Nitchie, 2. Wild
pitches-Elwood. ?: Nitchie. ?. Passed
| hall - Crockett. Umpire - Andrews.
Time OF game hour.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
R4IN Stops GAME.

Victory Siars and Royal GBnts bat
tied 20 a 3 20 4 score In favor OF the
Giants, when the rain stopped the
game in the fourth inning. at Kirk
wod Park last evening. Victory stars
play Fairyiew Friday afternoon and
Tackle Kentmere Saturday afternoon
at Rockford Tower.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
GEORGE 1S -ER

The great batting Of George Sisler
this season is described by him as be-
ing inst streak Of good luck" He
says:
There is nothing wonderful about
my playing. | play hard and try to
help my team win, but so do all the
other. boys, and there is not a player
on the ST. Louis team but what de
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
RAALRTNn,s SECRFT

NEW YORK-Dr. Orlando E. Miller,
psychologist, says Il isn't physical
skill but the subconscious self which
make Ruth believe that he can slay
The horseskin every time he comes to
bat.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

In a big majority Of these events
anybody can enter and keep, thelr
blood circulating instead OF letting IL
get partially stagnant
The summer Of 1920 has been a real
boomer in the sporting line.
Let's look ahead, everybody and
make winter-time as big a success In
sport as the stun that's keeping us
popped up now.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
dresa

Then we'll all be Wearn sweaters
And fur caps and ice skates. too
Cause they come in mighty Mandy
For The winter sports we do.
It won't be long now until winter-
time sports will step forth and TELL
summertime sports to beat IT, I'LL
another summer rolls round
Mr.. and Mrs. General Public don't
get enough real exercise In the Win
ter-time. Not near as much as they
do in the hot months.
Stin there is no reason why they
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

When the mold is on the baseball
And your racquets in it's press;
And your golf clubs lie a-rustin',
And you've shed your sporting
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Pole vaulting, like high jumping,
Is largely a matter Of form
But Of the two field sports the
vault is the harder and there are only
few stars who stand out with any
degree OF luster
The United States has a corner on
the two premier acres Of the pole in
Frank X Foss and r. +. Meyers. Both
are members OF the Cherry Circle
Club Of Chicago.
Foss, holder Of the worlds record
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
SEATTLE Has HOPES

baseball yet 10 play in the Pacific
Coast Leaglle, The Seattle club ngurs
10 is far from being out OF the race,
The Siwashes are climbing.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
BIKE RACES PAY

NEWARK-The velodrome here Is
packed with from 5000 to 10000 bike
fans twice a week. New York pro-
moters see in bicycle racing a money
making enterprise and are building
big valodrome on the island OF Man
haitian.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
rnnTRAIL CnANGEs

Los ANGELES-Ralph w. lesson,
OF the Southern California football
oficials association, predicts that
there win be many changes in foot
ball rnles this year
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
National League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
American League

Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

stolen bases--Foote, C. Franklin, la
rosch' >. Berg, Hopes, Foster, Ander-
SON Tasker. Address. Left on bases
Journal 3; News, g. Bases on pans,
IN Hevessy. 3: or Address, 4. Struck
out-Bv Hoopes. s: by Address, a by
Hevessy.7. Hits-Off Address, IN 8
Innings; on Hevessy, 2 In lnnings.
passed ball-Toliver. Hit by pltcler
-By Hopes, Hevessy. umpire
fohnnv RradV
Evening journal., 1920-08-25
National League

Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Becker is sure putting M a bang-up
game out in G F.. and Is hittlng that
old pill at 325 clip.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

some one started a runror that
Gardner wse going 10 get married.
e,iess that will be catching pots and
mans instead OF the old ball.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Kehnast. who is considered next 10
The fast playing Wolfe, Of Parkside,
is sure keeping the fans guessing by
his wonderful fielding and hitting.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

NcArdle is also playing a wonder
fuI game this year, and mss proved
big factor to Fairview.
Evening journal., 1920-08-25

Thomas is showing strong this
wear and has the makings OF a curve
artist All out when Fsirview and
Victory Stars clash together