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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
CRAVATH|TES WIN
THIRD STRAIGHT
Gallia Wins His Own Game If
Eleventh; Athletics Lose to
Indians.

The Phillies made it three straight
wins Yesterday, when Gallia won his own
game in the eleventh, triumphing over the
Cubs. 9-S The Phillies featured with sew
eral circuit clouts. three Of them securing
healthy circuit cloutS. The Cards halted
the Dodgers, 9-3, yesterday, as Umpire
Riglcr had to be escorted from the field,
when fans threatened him for decision
he made The Reds trimmed the Giants.
2-l. in eleven innings. when Reuther out
pitched two former team mates. The
Braves won over the Pirates in the ninth
inning 2-l
The Indians solved Hasty, and won the
third game over the Athletics. -. The
Athletics big pitcher exploded in the
fifth. when six hits decided the game.
New York won over Detroit 7-5, when the
game was called in the eighth inning on
account OF rain Ruth drove out his SIX
tecnth home run of the season. Boston
won over Chicago, 81, when Cicotte and
Kerr were found for eighteen hits The
Browns swamped Washington yesterday,
l5-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
DEFIANCE LEAGUE
GAMES TOMORROW
There Will be Plenty of Action in
Circuit Tomorrow. With Some
Big Games Scheduled.

The three Defiance major teams Will
see plenty of action Saturday, all three
teams having hard struggles booked. Jack
McDonough's All-Nilmington team will
plav the Southside-Eden crew at the
Third and ADAMS streets grounds, while
Chick" I.annans City League outfit
will plav Washington Heights double
header at Eighteenth and Van Buren,
streets. Manager Lannan will use Lls
strongest teams in these games as a
double win will put the Purple and Gold
lads in the undisputed lead OF the league.
Joe Filllbens Independent team will
make an effort to keep his winning streak
intact when his club journeys 70 Clay
mont to play the Worth Steel team It
is likely that Andy Long or Johnny Ell
wood will start the game with locker
Reedcr behind the stick.
The game between the Dcfiancc-E Eden
teams should prove an interesting match,
Isleu Is out for revenge for the defeat
handed them by the Tenth Warders in
the opening game and will be out strong
to even matters up. The game will get
under way at 3 clock and the rooters Of
both teams Will he out strong Eden an
ticipates bringing 200 rootcrs from Little
Brooklyn and, with the crowd Of fol-
lowers from the Tenth ward, plenty OF
noise is predicted.
Manager McDonough said last night
that he will start Danny Toomcy on the
mound and Baldo will start behind the
bat. The members OF the club turned out
in full force last night and put the field IN
first-class condition for the game
The members Of the Defiance Athletic
Association viii hold the first Of their
series Of outings on sunday Tie affair
will be held at Lorewood Grove and the
trip will be made by machine Many
interesting features have been arranged
BY the committee in charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
CHALLENGE ROUND
At COUNTRY CLUB
Winner of Match Between Miss
Zinderstein and Miss Walsh
Will Meet Miss Townsend
Today.

Miss Marion III. Zinderstein and Miss
Edith Sigourney, both of the Longwood
Cricket Club, Boston, won the women $
lawn tennis championship in doubles
yesterday afternoon, defeating Miss kath-
crime Porter, Philadelphia Cricket Club,
and Miss Leslie Bancroft, Longwood, IN
the final round. 6-2, 6-3. In the morning
matches, Miss Phyllis Walsh, Of the Phil
adelphia Country Club, won her way TO the
finals in the singles by beating Miss Ban
croft. rs So GA. In the other bracket
of the singles, Miss Zindcrstein had an
easy time winning from Mrs. David
Mills, of the Orange Tennis Club, IN
straight SETS 6-3, Go Today Miss Walsh
and Miss Zinderstein will meet IN the
final round and the winner will clash with
Miss Ann b. Townsend this afternoon in
the challenge round for the Delaware title.
Championship singles. Semi-fnals ~
Miss Phyllis Walsh, Philadelphia Country,
defeated Miss Leslie Bancroft. Iongwood,
10, 3-6. 6-i. Miss Marion Zinderstoin,
Longwood. defeated Mrs. David Mills,
Orange Tennis Club, 6-3 90.
Championship doubles Semi-finals-
Miss Marion Zindcrstein and Miss Edith
Sigourney, both Of LongYood, defeated
Miss Florence BaIlin, West Side, and
Mrs Miss, Ga, 90. Miss katherine Por-
ter. Philadelphia Cricket Club, and Miss
Leslie Bancroft, Longwood, defeated Miss
Mary Law and Mrs J y Pew, lr., both
OF Merton Cricket Club. 6-f. i-6, 81.
Finals Miss Iindcrstein and Miss ST.
Courtney defeated Miss Porter and Miss
Bancroft, o.. 6-3
Consolation doubles First round
Miss Ann b. Townsend and Miss Mar
garet Wiener. both of Merton, defeated
Miss PHYLLIS Walsh and Mrs. J. $. Tay-
lor. Wilmington. Is 6-2, 6-3. Scmi-fnals
Miss Townsend and Miss Wiener de-
fcatcd Miss Deborah Seal and Miss Ger
trudc Pancoast, both Of Merton, 6-l,
1910.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
NEW HANDICAPS.
For Saturday Shoot Of the Marksmen al
HarIan's,

With new handican ns, evening mp Of
advantages, If there are any. the stage Is
all set for the sixth monthly Harlan plant
shoot for the +. H. German Gun over the
traps of the Wilmington 1'rapshooting
Association at Bellevue. Saturday after
noon Some Of the entries have bad more
birds added, while others have had their
handicap reduced. There's sure to be a
tight race to the finish OF course the con
test IS open for new entries and these who
have not participated thus far can do SO by
reporting Mt the grounds. Handicaps will
be allowed 10 all beginners. Garry home
prizes will again be provided by the VIII
mington Trapsbooting Association. The
new handicaps and the Wevious scores
made by contestants follow:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
ST. AIMS PLAY SOLDIERS.
Local Nine Will Go TO Fo du POnt or
SUNDAY.

St. AIMS nine will 20 to Fort du Pont
sunday. By tru K, to play the soldier
nine. St. AIMS was defeated BY these
BOYS in a game in the early part Of the
season, bu Since then hot teams have
been strengthened and better game Is
looked for.
s. AIMS has signed some fast PLAYERS.
such as ''Ba6by' McGonigle, the boy
dependable /: McMahon brothers, just
from the Northern States League, and
Herb Ferguson. the star back-stop. who
is back is the game again and Paul
Ward, pitcher.
Manager Jack Lynch requests all play
er~ and rooters 10 be on hand At the
Athletic Hall Sunday az 80
s. AIMS would like 10 arrange games
for Sundays with any down-State teams
that play Sunday ball Write 70 James
Fitzharris. 2023 Delaware avenue, or
call 771S-M, any evening al s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
De Iaware Seniors Beat Faculty.

Speciai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, June 1.-THE Delaware Col
lege seniors yesterday afternoon defeated
IA team composed Of members Of the facul-
ty by the score of ; to 4. Taylor and
Bayard Garter did the pitching for the
seniors and Anderson caught. Coach
Shipley started pitching for the faculty
with kirkbride back of the bat The last
two innings Theone pitched and Coach
Shirley caught
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
LADIES DAY
Rotarians VS.. Boy Scouts.

At meeting Of the Rotary Club last
week Chief Greenhawk, Of the Boy Scouts,
who is a member Of the club, issued q
challenge on the behalf Of the scouts who
are in camp, for game Of baseball,
which challenge was Immediately ac-
cepted. Doe Squires who was appointed
chairman Of committee 70 organize q
Rotary ball team, Is now busy with that
undertaking-an it is some" under
taking The date Of the contest has not
been announced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
Y. VI. II. A. TO PLAY.

The local Y. ". n A tenn viii play
the Coatcsyille Y. ~. II A. team %
Sunday. June I3. At Shcllpof Park the
game starting ~ Z.30 +. m On sunday.
June 70, the local team viii travel ~
Ienape Park % play tho Philadelphia
y " III a tenn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
MARYLAND DIVISION LEAGUE.
gTArD1go or TEAMS.

soHgDuLE ron JUNE ~, 1920
Wilmington Shops at General Office
Perryville ut Stores Department.
Lam0kin at Media.
SCORES OF Yesterdays GAMES.
Stores Department, Z: Wilmington
Shops, g.
Media, 10; General Office, 3.
Ldmokin, 10 Perryville, 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
ALL WILMINGTON LEAGUE.

Several important games are scheduled
for the Wilmington League tOnorrow
afternoon Parkaide viii meet silver
brook at the Military Grounds, Eleventh
Ward plays NeighbOrbOod at Second ana
du Pont STREETS. The other games are
South Side-Etlen vs. Defiance, 80 Conran
street grounds, and Ninth Ward -. Key
stone, At Eden Park
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
At THE TRAPS.

The Wilmington Trapsbooting Aasocia-
ti0n expects big doings at Bcllvue tonOr-
row. The Harlan plant employees vii Mold
their sixth monthly shoot ~ the race for
the j.. -. Gerrnain trophy.
Next week the regular" viii BE- on
the job again when the Hy Evcrding
Trophy IS contested for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
Beaver Beat AdIon.

The Beaver baseball club yesterday beat
Adlon. % 70 y Summary. Home runs for
Beaver, John Farra. Edward WorralI.
Ernest Butler for Adlon, James Me
Carthy and John Churnslde Beaver
would like challenges from any team whose
plavers are from II 10 II years Of age
address John Farra, 1918 West Fourth
street Phone 615l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
TATHOLIC LEAGUE.

81. Anne won over St Elizabeth, 1876,
in the Catholic Twilight League yester-
day. St MaTys won over Brownson.
los. The knights Of COLUMBUS failed to
appear and forfeited to St: Hedwig $,
while the Pioneers likewise failed to ap-
pear and forfeited to ST. Thomas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
CHURCH LEAGUE.

In the Junior Church League, tornor-
row, the following games win be played
Westminster vs Grace At Baynard Park
st. Paul's vs. Y NJ. q. A., AZ Baynard
Park; Scott M. Il. vs. West, Christiana
Park
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
Baseball at Delaware CITY.

There will he game Of bas all on tho
Fort du Pont damon I morrow after
noon at Oct ok between Fort du ont
pc team and Delaware City Delaware
City second N viii pi Bear Station
on the same date at Bear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, Q: Chicago. s IL innings
Cincinnati. ,: New York, | III innlngs),
st. Louis, 9; Brooklyn. 3.
Boston, ?; Pittsburg, /
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. :: Athletics, ?
New York. Z; Detroit ) s innings, RAM.
Boston, s. Chicago, l.
St Louis 10: Washington, l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
Kane Defeats D0nohue.

Kane, the local pocket billiard cham
pion, won over Donohuo l00-S5, IN n
match last night RushVorth III the OPEN
ing match defeated Houston l00-49
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
No Matinee Tomorrow,

Owing to the death of John g. Boulden,
the trottinR matinee for tomorrow will be
postponed until Saturday, June 10, when
the aaIne program will be given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia At Cleveland.
New York at Detroit
Boston at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati al New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.

Suburban League games scheduled for
tomorrow are: EIsmcre at Richardson
Park Brack-Ex al Stanton and Krcbs at
MarehalIton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
GAMES TOMORROW.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston AZ ST Louis.
Philadelphia al Detroit.
New York at Cleveland
Washington at Chicago,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ST. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
ALL-STARS WIN.
In Industrial Baseball League Game at
New Castle Last Night.

New Castle, June lin the Indus
trial League baseball game played at
Battery Park last evening the All-Star
team defeated Penn Seaboard, Ii TO Q.
Score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
ALL-STARS TO FACE
HARLAN TOMORROW
Big Championship Baseball Game
to be PLAYED Over the Bridge
in the Afternoon.

Harlan will again face the Wilmington
All-Stars, although they were not known
hv that name before. over the bridge
tomorrow afternoon. The stars formerly
plaved under the name OF Pennsylvania
Railroad
II will be the second Of an elimination
series between the two clubs In the race
for the championship Of Delaware. Har-
Ian took the first tilt by the score Of 81
and Manager Sos Wintrup Of Whining
ton il coming back With much strength
ened lineup II attempt TO even up mat
tiers.
Among the new talent which Wintrup
has secured Is johnson. veteran Infelder-
johnson s one Wilmington ball player
who hrs advanced further up tie ladder
than any other product Of local lots, with
the possible exception OF Joe Myers. he
has had several years of minor league eX-
perience and at one time was considered
good timber for the big show His lack Of
weight has been his only handicap. Several
other new faces will appear with Whining
ton. Otto Wagner, Harlan pilot, also
promises some changes IN the makeup OF
his team. Several new men have already
been signed up but their names are being
kept secret as q surprise 10 the fans when
thev trot out on the field tomorrow after
noon.
LADIES DAY.
Another big feature which will he pro-
vided i the fact that tomorrow viii be
ladies day. That means that all the fell
lows can bring along their faipfnends at
the price Of one admission. OF course the
ladies do not have to be escorted 70 gam
admission without charge.
Sunday Harlan will journey to Spar
rows Point. Md, where they will take on
the speedy club Of that plant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-11
Wesley VS.. 81. Thoma,

Wesley A. A. and St. Thomag A. A.
will play tomorrow afternoon at the
Sixth and Cleveland street grounds.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-19
u. S. HAS IL LEAGUE
VOTES-ROOSEVELT
Says We Would Control All
of Central America.

BUTTE, Mon, Aug. 1S.-President Will
son put one over on Premier Lloyd
George Of Great Britain in the distribu-
ton Of voting strength in the League OF
Nations. Franklin D. Roosevelt Demo
cratic Presidential nominee, de-
clared in an address hero to-day.
The Republicans are playing a shell
game on the American people" the
nominee declared. because they are still
busy circulating the story that England
has six votes to Americas one"
1T is just the other way" he went
on. "As matter OF fact. the United
States has about twelve votes In the
Assembly. Until last week l had two
OF them myself. and now Secretary Dan
els has them. You know l have had
something to do with the running of a
couple of little republics. Facts are that
! wrote Hayti's Constitution myself, and
II do say 1t think 1t pretty good
Constitution"
Mr.. Roosevelt said that Hayti and
San Domingo. Panama, Cuba and Cen
trail American countries. which had at
least twelve votes In the Leagues AS
sembly. all regarded Uncle Sam as a
guardian and big brother, and that this
country practically would have their
votes in the league.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-19
MORROW CONDEMNS
DEMOCRATIC RECORD
Kentucky Governor Scores
Foreign and Domestic
Policy.

NEWTON, Mass, Aug. 1S,-The Demo-
cratic Administration of the last eight
years was arraigned by Gov Edwin p.
Morrow Of Kentucky, who was the prin-
cipal speaker to-day at a mass meeting
OF the Associated Republican Clubs OF
Massachusetts, at Norumbega Park in
honor OF Gov. Coolidge the Republican
nominee for Vice-President.
Gov. Morrow condemned the Demo-
cratic record In the matter Of both for
eign and domestic politics.
THE real big issue In this campaign -
he said. "is that we want TO get rid Of
the Democratic Administration. We've
had enough Of It,"
Gov. Coolidge In 2 brief address said
the United States in this campaign was
confronted with crisis which had as
its Issue the restoration OF America "to
the good graces and confidence Of ma
ttons abroad" and the establishment Of
IAN orderly Government at home under
the Constitution" He paid high tribute
to Senator Harding, the Presidential
nominee.
Messages Of congratulation were read
from leaders In many States, including
Senator Hiram johnson of California.
Senator Harding sent a personal mes
sage congratulatlng Massachusetts, Re-
pubhcans that their distinguished Gov
ernor has added so much TO the strength
of the Republican national ticket and
has instantly commanded the conf
dence and esteem OF the people"
Il congratulate them" he added, that
they may dwell In anticipation OF a Re-
publican return to power and return
to Constitutional representative popular
government under the control OF the
Republican party. Massachusetts, has
made many notable contributions to the
independence, development and preser-
walton OF America.
Senator Lodge made a notable con-
tribution toward preservation Of inde-
pendence and nationality during the
anxious months through which we have
recently passed. and there will be re-
newed assurance with Gov. Coolidge
presiding over the Senate, while Senator
Lodge continues his intensely American
leadership"
Announcement that Tennessee had
completed ratification OF the Federal
woman suffrage amendment was made
at the conclusion OF Gov. Morrow's ad-
dress and was received with cheers.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-19

Bend. Ind, where he Is scheduled for
three speeches tomorrow.
In announcing plans for the Western
swing OF Gov. Cox, Senator Harrison
said the trip would begin on September
or 3, and continue until the end OF
September. when the nominee VIII be
brought into the East and the central
West again. 1t is the plan. II is under
Stood to take the candidate on a special
train to the coast by the Northern route,
returning through Colorado.
Gov. Cox will pass an hour In New
York City a week from Friday when
on his way 10 New Haven for afternoon
and evening meetings He Will return
to New York for two speeches on sat
urday, August 2S. the chief OF which
will be at the Police Field Day exercises
at Gravesend racetrack. He Will re-
main in New York over Sunday. starting
for Columbus on Sunday night,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-19
SEATS OPEN FOR
OUSTED SOCIALISTS
G. O. P. Legislative Leaders
Consider Possibility of Re-
turn of Expelled Members.
ANTI-RED FEELING GROWS
Senator Walters Sees Little
Likelihood of Assembly Re-
versing It's Action.

Special to TTg Sun AND NEw YoRK HERALD
ALBANY, Aug. Ex-senator @. Henry
Walters. majority leader OF the upper
house Of the Legislature, declared this
afternoon that the Polish Bolshevik war
was crystalllzing upstate sentiment
against Socialism and Bolshevism to
such an extent that there is little llkeli-
hood of the Republicans Of the Assem-
bly, reversing themselves in case any Of
the ousted Socialists are returned at the
special elections on September 10.
Republicans generally are Of the opln-
ion that short work will be made Of any
Of the expelled members II they show up
at the extraordinary session OF Leg
slaturc. They insist that Gov. Smith 8
main reason for calling the extra ses-
sion was TO plague the Assembly over
the Socialist custer.
"While / cannot speak for the Assem-
bly, and have no idea what Its plan is, v
said Senator Walters II believe the sit
uation in reference to the Socialist As
semblymen Is no different now than at
the end OF the regular session. know
there Is a growing feeling against any
thing that savors OF Bolshevism in the
State. which is caused principally by the
war in Poland"
Speaker Thaddeus C. Sweet, who en-
glneered the Socialist custer, was ex-
pected here to-day to attend meeting
OF the State Canal Board. but was
obliged to postpone his trip until Sep
tember 3. The reports from New York
that some II not all OF the expelled As
semblymen will be reelected, because OF
tho failure OF the fusion movement
against them, already has caused Re-
publicans to consider plans concerning
the Socialists.
1t Is known that Speaker Sweet has
consulted with several prominent Repuo-
licans and II is understood that the So
cialist question was discussed. The
Speaker, it is believed. will not force
the issue, but will permit the members
of the Assembly to act in accordance
with their own wishes. The most likely
plan, 1t Is said. would be merely the
taking OF a vote on the question OF re-
Affirming the action OF the Assembly
at the last session. There Is no nkeh-
hood OF another Socialist trial.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-19

portation which will continue to dis
courage building enterprise.
1T Is common knowledge that there
Is ample land in this country OF ours
not adapted 20 other uses to produce
a sufficient supply or timber for all our
needs II 1t lis only stocked with trees
and nature Is allowed TO contribute to-
ward our necessities. We must begin, 10
think OF timber crops as we do other Oul-
tivation in this land Of ours, and We
must ut an end to that carelessness and
neglec' to which we trace our destruc-
tive forest fires.
with timber growing on the one
hand and forest presentations and pro.
lection on the other hand there isn't
any reason why the United States
should not be self-rcliant in the great
essential OF lumber for construction pur-
poses"
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-19
Health Bureau Praised.

Sir William Smith. head of the Royal
Institute Of Public Health OF England
and Lady Smith inspected the Depart
ment Of Health office and several Of
the branch bureaus yesterday under the
guidance Of DR.. Royal S, Copeland.
Health Commissioner. During DR.. Cope
lands visit to London he received many
courtesies from Sir William and Lady
Smith. Sir William praised especially
the measures taken by the city Health
Department to combat smallpox.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-19
ANTI.WILS0N MAN WINS.
Js One of Four Mississippi Repre-
sentativen RenOminnted.

JACKSON, Miss. Aug. 1S.-Four OF the
five Democratic Representatives seeking
denomination were successful in yester-
days primary. according to returns COM
piled by the Jackson Daily News.
Representative Gambler. in the First dis
trlct. Lowry in the Second. Sisson
in the Fourth and Quinn In the Seventh
apparently had safe majority. while
the defeat OF Venable in the Fifth was
indicated. Venable was opposed by
Ross Collins. former Attorney General
OF Mississippi. and bitter opponent Of
the present national administration,
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-19
Harding and Cox May
Meet in Joint Debate

BY staU Correspondent Of THE Sun
AND NBw YoRK HERALD.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 18.-
- Both Senator Harding and
Gov. Cox, it was announced here
to-day, will speak at the Ohio
State Fair on August 81, which
has been set aside as Presidential
Day.
They have been invited and
have accepted. An effort is be-
ing made to make the meeting a
Joint debate on national issues,
but it was understood that ar
rangements as yet are incom-
plete. It may be, however, they
will speak at different times.