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The evening world., 1920-06-02
Women s. Eastern
NeIO York Tennis
Tourney Opens

women took their places on the courts
In the competitions for the Eastern New
York State lawn tannis championship
titles ~ the AmachAAsin Club. Yonksrs,
yesterday.
Mrs Benjamin =. BrEEs. the PslhAm
star whose swift driving gained q set
against MIRA Edward w. Raymond last
week: MIRA Samuel y. WAring ot the
New York Club. and MiAs BaShiS O.
Holden were among the winners.
ArA Briggs was one OF few 10 reach
the third round. In het second match
she defeated Mrs O. b. Hlrsch In
straight sets at ga ca. At no time
In the driving rallies uniformly fought
from deep court was Mrh. Hlrsch able
TO hold the forehandera that her oppo-
nent sent booming over.
There was somO surprise that MrA
Waring was able TO score against suoh
an indefatigable "getter', as MPs Paul
Martin. The two batued away like the
many OF the rallies. From her side ~
the net Mrs. Waring frequently dis
played an ability to increase pace when
the openings presented. Her passing
shots were excellent and She won at
Mrs. wmIam H. Pr4tshard experienced
the miHf0rtune TO wrench her ankle in
the second set OF her match against
Mrs. lingo +. Hartmann. She won the
flrst set and the tally read S-all In the
second when she had to retire.
Vincent Richards was a winner in the
singles, which have progressed far
toward the nnalH In the mems event.
The boy wonder OF the American courts
used his volleyB like a perfectly trained
machine gun. He swung his shots into
all parts OF the court defended by james
d. Owing, so as to overwhelm that
player by the score SIS. 60.
The evening world., 1920-06-02
Abe Mitchell
Com ing Across
For Big Tourney

According to q telegram Just re-
ceived from the Inverness Club OF
Toledo. which will hold the National
open golf championship in August,
Abe Mitchell will compete, despite oil
previous indications 10 the contrary.
great event this year, which will have
an interna tionSl flavor because Of the
participation OF Harry Vardon and
Ted Ray Of England. wired a. fol-
lows: Much pleased 70 announce we
are advised Lord Northcllffe agreeable
to sufficient leave OF absence Tor Abe
Mitchell to play In open championship
OF United States Golf Association al
Inverness, Toledo,
The evening world., 1920-06-02
ShGUkey to Be
ReinStGted by
Ban TO-MOrrOW

Bob Shawley, the Yankee pitcher,
who was suspended indefinitely in
Boston last week after his battle
with Umpire Hildebrand, viii be re-
instated by President Ban Johnson
Tomorrow. President Johnson was
IN this city yesterday and held a con-
ference with President Heydler of the
National League relative to the play
ers who have been jumping contracts
70 play in industrial leagues. Two
players have already jumped-Kin-
ney OF the Athletics and ShOvhn Of
the Browns. Agents are busy trying
TO coax other players 10 jump their
contracts. Both major league Presi-
dents have taken the stand that con-
tract jumpers will be barred from or
ganized ball
The evening world., 1920-06-02
SpiOn KOp Wins
English Derby

EPSON DOWNS. England. June 2.
--Spion Kop, an outsider in the bet
ting. ridden oy an American Jockey,
oNeiui, and owned by Capt Giles
LOOer, won the English Derby, held
here to-day. Archaic, from the stable
of the Earl OF DERBY. and second
choice in the betting, finished behind
the winner. while the show horse,
oIpbeus OF the Sir II. Cuniiffe-owe
stable. was third. Nineteen, horses
started
Fully 10000 persons jammed the
race cOurso and vicinity when the
claaaic race was gQln and hundreds OF
thousands of pounds changed hands
- q result OF the contest The win
nra's share Of the purse amounted TO
8. 500 pounds. With 500 pounds for the
arcond and 800 pounds Tor the bhard
The evening world., 1920-06-02
Jimmie Smith
Wins OUer Trucks

Jimmie Smith OF Milwaukee defeated
Charley Trucks OF hiladelphiA In a ten-
game total pins to count series, rolled at
the White ESRh@h ,'S o,V'ing I'M .S nSsoeI1E 11s
for the ten games. against 2.O2l for
Trucks. Smith made 81 strikes and So
spares, while Trucks Tailed so strikes
and 60 spares. II was Smiths first Rp-
pearance In three years. The scores:
smlth-2t, l92. 29T 237. All. 1853. 2ts. 1874.
925, 22s. Total. 2.ll6; aVetage. 2li 6-lO.
TSucks-2OO. i6s. 2ll. HO., as 400. 22S. 1853.
2lI. tSo. Total. 202i; awrags. 202 lilo.
A meeting Of the BowieTs war Relief AGsoci-
alton will be held At the Asooeiations headquarters
this evening At p. n, MCmbeu and those In.
isTosisd in hhs work Oi the GSOciAton are re-
quesied 10 Gitend
The first Of the summer meetinm Of the United
Bowling Cluhs Of New York will be held az the
association'S headquarters on Broadway, on Friday
evening Al p. NJ. Reports OF ths various tour.
naments held under the auspioes Of the AssociA-
iion VIII b rendered b. CApt. Jaohsns and bis
Asalgants.
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FiUe Bouts Carded for Tonight
With KiLbGne as the HeadLiner

day niGat. June 4. The champion has virtually
nrumiord X o. Bill battle to take place tuaa
"A soon rs the titlc-hoder Ia cleared of the
charges AEainst him. Meantime BrcnnAn is so
ing along eliminating the foremost challeugers Of
Dcmpsey TIE Chicago Celt will also have another
Incentive TO beat Madden as tho winner will be
crowned tho Irish heavyweight champion and
theTe's much R!Ory and remuneration IN that. Jim
CoffeY held the hOnou until he was knocked
out by Madden
Ton ATcAUile. matctmaksV q ths ocean Para
A. A, q Long Bnndh. y. j.. who is staging In
tereuting bO'ts for that cbIb. will hold his neIt
entertainment On Friday night Willie Ryan. q
New brunswick meets Frankie WiIlAnns. o.
'Phhly," for ton Tounds Bud Sprateey ~. Al.
Turner, eight rOunds. and Walter BROOM ".
FT~Dds CuT5. siI rounds.
An importAnt bout tstweeu hE fellows was
Just cunchad to-day. wnlis Mechan Of O&A-
toSuiA was matched TO battle Martin BUrke. the
sensational light heavywdghH Of New Oreans fol
tifteu rDundB. 10 deCidOn. at Dominick TOr-
tcTiTihs clnb at New Orleans % July s. Burke
Is bg tayOtts with the New Orleans nEht fAns,
Although Battling Lsrinahy wa viltna 10 giW
Willis Jackson . guarantee of So 600 TO boz
E,liie NtndnInons oi this oie. n one u hii
etght-ronnd bouts which he nteDds 10 stage n
the PhiladylphiA baAsbail park ca JUne 1S FTSnl
Basaey got sich a fAtsring offer q $40, 900 To-
Jacluon 20 boz Low ,Tondleg On July that b
pass,d up LeunslJ's oHg and took ths Tendls'
mabh
FrAnk MuIhcgn. tho wti known horing pro
mutor Of MiNsuuoie has Just seclred q Ioass foi
one ycur On tho AnditUuum In Milwaukss wber
bo ntends to StaEe attractive 6oHinS uhuvS Al
The evening world., 1920-06-02
DODGERS BEAT GIANTS
IN THRILLING FINISH
Brooklyn Now Leads League
as Result of Winning Game
That Appeared Lost.
By Richard Freyer.

THE battle-scarred Dodgers staged
"A sensational ninth inning rally
in the last game OF the Giant
brooklyn series at Ebbets Field. and
cnme out on the long end OF a 10 to >
score. What a han game It was! The
Dodgers took the lead in the opening
stanza when they shot two runs
across tho hume plate. The Giants
grabbed ths lead in the third by
sending three runs home. They added
another in the fourth and one more
in the NTH. After the Dodgers were
retired in their half of the fifth the
Giants led by one run. In the sixth
Brooklyn shot two markers home
and went into the lead. The Giants
started Q bombardment of the DOd-
ger pitchers various offerings in the
eighth and shot four runs across the
plate. This made the New York
team up.
Uncle Robbie and his clan from
across the river were not discour-
aged, though. Not by any means.
They went right out in their half OF
the eighth and made two more runs.
The Giants, however, were stil one
TO the good. McGraw's players failed
TO score in the last stanza and rub
berplantville's representatives stroled
up to the plate with fire in their eyes
and a mean look scattered all over
their faces.
Ernie Kruger was FIRST at bat, and
when the Dodger catcher flied 70
Benny Kauff in centre the crowd
grOaned. Tommy Grifith was sent
in to bat for Smith. and Tommy
made good with q single to Fetch
er's territory. Olson T. llowed with a
single to centre, Griffith taking sec
ond. Bernie Neis hit to Doyle, and
when Larry fllmbled the pill all
hands were safe and the bases clog
ged. Johnston pop flied to Doyle.
to win. Myers up. Douglas, who
was in the box for the Giants, sent
over a fast ball and-zowiel Myers's
bat connected and the pill sailed for
the centre field fence. 1t was a safe
wallop and sent Grifith and Olson
home with enough runs to win the
contest and send Brooklyn into the
National League lead.
Both sides used three pitchers Dur
ing the fray. The Giants started with
Benton, switched to Nehf in the htth
inning and finally called upon Doug
las in the eighth. For Brooklyn Rube
Marquard, the leaning tower OF base
ball, started. MOZART was sent in to
relieve him in the fifth and Sherry
Smith relieved the rookie pitcher in
the eighth,
The Dodgers left for Philadelphil
last night, where they meet The
| Quakers in r. four-game series. They
return to Ebbets Field Sunday to
play the Giants one more.
The evening world., 1920-06-02
Programme at Philadelphia Ice
Skating Rink Costs Pro-
moter Hanlon $4,000.
BIZ John Pollock.

Another big boxing show will be
served up to the fight fans OF Phila-
delphia tonight. The entertainment
will be the second staged by Jack
Hanlon in the Ice Skating Palace in
that city. which accommodates 10000
persons and which is claimed TO be
the finest boxing club in this coun-
try. Hanlon has billed five eight
round bouts for the occasion, which
will cost him $4,000. The boxers who
will clash are Clay Turner and Harry
Greb. Arte Root and Johnny Muir
ray, champion Jack Britton and
Young Joe Borrell. and in the star
bout Young CLANCY OF Baltimore
meets champion Johnny Kiibane.
Tho fifteen round bout betWeen champion IAcl
Bhtton and Johnny 0Ttfnaa Of Akron, o.. Al
the laA61Nl paEk In thNS city On Monday after
noon drew q gate Of Sl4 900 Britton received
uiarautee q o. 900. whle Gnfiiths recored
80 per cont " ito GTus reoOtpA los the State
taI, winch made hS end close to $4,000
~ his shOwing against Freddie Jacks th'
English ieaEherWeisbt, whom he punished se
Verely In their tWelysrUund bout al the Aruor
A. A, Of jersey CITY on Monday night frankie
Buua. tie vstogNn JeEssg CITY featherWeiEht
proved ooacluAvely that bis strict training Gnt
good living habks have made him = bOtte
fighter than he wAs five yeam ago. II Was N
wOndea tilAt hh fdehds save him suoh an ovation
Frank O'Bhan. the figh prumotar a PhiAdci
pAAa, VITO "a 10 stase an Open air bo1ing aho'
AaNka
on June 7. has hHt maudbed Johnny GHffitha
tis ONck Akron to,l lightweight 10 msst VIII
IEGlghhn q South BottlsG.am. Pa. In one q
tho five eigtt-Fuund bouts. O'Brlon eHpects :
oOuIlote ha card q bOuis for Ms snow today
X. o. Bill Bronnan's eAanous Of . Fotur
maieA with Jack Dempsey hinGs on the 0ui
cone Of his twclN-rOund bout Win BAFtlsy Mad
dnn q hsS Hoh - W. .BNOnns \ A e. Nd
The evening world., 1920-06-02
Jack sharkey OutpOints Dick Load
man in Fast Bout

MILWAUKEE,. June Jack sharlSey.
the New York bantam. who won inter
national fame when he easily defeated
Jimmy wilde. European champion. here
last December, he being the only boy 20
beat the Welshman during his American
tour OF eight months, scored another VIC
tory last night. HIS opponent this time
was Dick Loadman, the Buffalo bantam.
The battle went ten fast rounds, and
Sharkey had the lead all the way Shar-
keys next bouts will be with Chip Davis
al Buffalo June IL and Terry Martin al
Boston June 20, He is also seeking q
match with Joe Lynch for the bantam
weight championship OF New York
The evening world., 1920-06-02
csItIc Park Games IsundaH.

Three big league championships will
be decided at Celtic Park Sunday after
noon under the auspices of the Thomas
Lynch Association. Lynch is just back
from Ireland, and he has brought severa
football players with him. The new
ccmers will make their first appearance.
being added TO the various teams. In
the senior football match Kerry will
meet .Cavan, and in the junior contest
cayan viii clash with waterford; In the
cTOsa stieks with Kerry
The evening world., 1920-06-02
Eyes of Golf World
To Be on Jerry TrGUerS
In ArCOLG Tournament

twice around tho Arcola links the
hIst pair Rill swing or at 7.so o'clock,
the remRinder of the bunch following
al fOUr-Intnute intervals, Only nis
time table deSpatching will switch
the contestants around twice before
nightfall
The entry of Travers adds in
creased interest to the tournament,
which has steadily gained import
ance. jerry kinda surreptitiously
gave notice that he Intended plan
started some quiet workouts on his
i home course at Upper MontclaIr
Then came the tilt between New Jer-
| sey and We8tchester, with the former
national champion winning his match
| after extra holes from Ned Sawyer,
the long Bwatter from Siwanoy. At
the time Jerry told the writer he ex-
pected TO play a lot Of golf this sea =
SON, and his name among the en-
! trants for the Jersey State mixup
may be the first Of sad news for other
leading amateurs that Jerome d.
TraverS, once the master OF all Amer
lean stars Is once more on the nring
line ready for all comers.
While the Jersey folks are engaged
at Arcola the best golfers up West
ohester way will be Bcrapping for
their county championship at Dun
woodie. A large field will turn out
for the event and Dunwoodie feels
honored that the meet win be held
over It's course.
An exhibition Of unusual interest
will be played next Sunday at the
Richmond County Country Club be-
tween Tommy McNamara, former
metropolitan open champton; Tom
Kerrigan Of Siwanoy against the
Fotherinsham brigade; George, the
home professional, and Jack. who
halls from the Essex County Country
| Club. The match will start at 3
o'clock and will be over the eighteen
hole route.
The 1920 tournament season Of the
Yountakah Club at Nutley, N. J.,
opened on Decoration Day with an
elaborate card for members. The
Yountakah course 10 In excellent
shape for this time OF the season
The British amateur championship
starts Monday over the Muirfield
links in Scotland. Bobby Jones, who
twice captured the American title,
and capable supporting cast will
represent your Uncle Samuel in the
tourney and should render a very
creditable performance.
The evening world., 1920-06-02
Rn Charles SonerpfILe.

YOU are following
hurry guess
a classify
to oseven the
Had
But naturally with the olouts
But who do YOU suppose pitched
in
he
nhnn Enh llnh
The evening world., 1920-06-02
Miss BaIIIn wins at MOntclsir.

steadlness and stamina carried Miss
Florence Baliin through 70 a victory
on the courts Of the Montelair Athletic
Club, Monclalr. NJ j., yesterday. The
clever player OF the West Side Ten
mis- Club conquered her rival. Miss
Polly Sheldon, the New Jersey star.
after the most gruelling session 10 ight
in the opening rounds OF the special
tournament for women. IL was a ter
rifle contest OF lengthy drives and
for nearly three hours before Miss
Ballin scored at 3-6. Ga. s-6, In
the second round.
The evening world., 1920-06-02

Readyfort efirstplunge-
Bathing suits, including
our comfortable Coast"
suits-one piece, yet look
like two.
The evening world., 1920-06-02

Last, but not least
Mems shoes--last seasons
prices-but not the least re-
Election on their Quality.
The evening world., 1920-06-02

Baseball To-Day, Ganesi Yankees W.
w1'Al9SlOa Polo Grounds. Tlisi SaHs i.Sd IN.
The evening world., 1920-06-02
The Mighty Ruth Proves
Versatility by Assuming
y. His Old Pitching Role

After Babe Has Game Against Senators Well in Hand He Gives
Way to Thormahen and Returns to His Customary Job in
0utfieId.
The evening world., 1920-06-02

Athletic underwear, too.
The evening world., 1920-06-02

ROGERS PEEr COMPANY 7
s4,aWS u~sy Broadway
~ A'@h OF -Four at 34th st.
Convenient
Broadway Cornsrs" Fihh Az.
- WaIOn - a.. %
The evening world., 1920-06-02

The Dodgers left for Philadelphil
last night, where they meet The
Quakers in four-gam series. They
return to Ebbets Field Sunday to
play the Chants one more.
The evening world., 1920-06-02

X. o. Bill BronnAn's ehanoa Of q rOturu
mateA with Jack Dempsey hiRGs on the out.
oome Of his twele-rOund bout Win BARLEY Mad.
aon q hsa fOh - W. BEonns \ \ e Nd,
The evening world., 1920-06-02

The 1920 tournament season Of the
Yountakah Club at Nutley, N. J.,
opened on Decoration Day with an
elaborate card for members. The
Yountakah course 10 In excellent
shape for this time OF the season
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
200 YACHTSMEN AT
ANNUAL DINNER

Delaware river yachtsmen were
praised by the mayors Of two OF the
leading cities along the shores at 'he
annual yachtsmen dinner. held on the
roof OF the new Hotel Bingham, 'Phils-
delphia. last night. Mayor j. Hampton
Moore. OF Philadelphia. and Mayor
Frederick W. Donnelly, or Trenton.
lauded the efforts Of yachismen TO
have the Delaware river improved. and
for their agitation TO better its nsvi-
gatlon.
Commodore A. Z. CARTRIDGE. Of the
keystone Yacht Club, president Of the
Delaware River Yacht Racing Associa-
ton, under whose auspices the dinner
was held, was in the chair. but he ap-
pointed II. g.. Eastburn, Of this city
as the POSTMASTER. Mr.. Eastburn In
troduced Mayor Moore as the man in
Philadelphia who would keep his eyes
open. and Mayor Donnelly, OF Trenton,
IS the lover OF The Delaware river.
Frederick Won Media a Camden council
man. apd member OF the Farragut
Sportsmen's Association, made a for
mai presentation OF a special trophy
hy the CaInderf Yacht Club 10 Della
ware rlrpr yach,smen.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28

Candy Is a stimulant. the experts
say, and It's use among those who can
not get alcohol IS growingA
lie walked into a gilded bar
TO get a ehocolateicigar,
Intending not 10 stay at ALL
But tempted By a popcorn ball
He stayed ana, ate not one but two
And had some maple patties, too.
nv this time he. was warm inside
Ard sev-raf old-tfme pals he spied
Who called him UP TO have a treat
And gave him butterscotch TO eat.
Then uttering a ribald laugh he
ordered up moiasses taify.
This gone. he had no thought OF care
And ate a little glngered pear;
This left a nls8greeable sting
And so rock candy on a string q
lie ates and so as not TO miss s.
A round ne had some licorlce.
Nv this time it was getting late
But ne forgot his pressing date'
lie overturned a nearby jar
And flched and ate an almond par
Then thought ne should let up niue
50 tapered of on peanut brittle.
Tbe owner Of the place said: 30
Tbe aime. has come for you to go
nishtcap will give you-fudge'
11e ale n and ne could not bulge,
,rbe,, swept him out upon the pave
And soaked him with 0arfei sta'e'
passing copper raped MIN one
And said: Hes got sugar Dun
Cheaper -four Is predicted. "'sD'
prof. Porta is back Of That rumor'
II they keep on pouring contraD.anIu
hooze into dhe ocean we'll nave picA-
led herring that really is plkied
lack Dempsey viii need George Ber-
nsrd shaw for a press agent before
he geis out of the jungle.
Sir Thomas Is going 20 race for the
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
At THE GARRICK.

The scenic and song revue. which is
being given al the Garrick Theater this
week by a company headed by Maxine
skies" Douglas. Is an elaborate AFFAIR.
Al Gabrielle. a clever comedian. as well
as a good singer, is also featured. There
Is a chorus OF pretty girls, who sing
and dance in interesting fashion. Added
10 their personal charms are a lot OF
nnc costumes, several changes being
made during the act There are also
several complete sells Of scenery, all OF
which are used at each OF the per
/ formances There are some catchy
/ songs which add TO The interest Of th'
Offering.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
MANY FEATURES
At ~ CARNIVAL
Will Vote for Most Popular
Young Woman and Man
in Newark
SPECIAL MUSIC FOR
INDOOR FESTIVAL
peeIal 10 lhe Eyenlng Journal.

Special 20 the Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Jan. 2S-One Of The many
features that are being arranged FOR
the indoor carnival 10 be held in the
Y. NJ. c. A. building February 30 70 "a
for the beneft OF the ~" Is a voting
contest for the most popular young
woman and young man in Newark. The
final details for this voting contest have
not been worked out.
Another popular feature Will be the
parcel booth IN charge OF Mrs. j.
Pearce Cam. As Valentines day comes
during the carnival II Is being planned
10 have valentines on sale at this 0ootl.
A pOstOfnce VIII also be connected
with the booth where the valentines
will be mailed and those 10 whom they
are addressed will have 20 60 TO this
posloffice and pay the postage 10 set
them ont. one woman has already 40
mated 100 valentines for the occasion
In The balcony there will be a gypsy
restaurant where Ice cream, cake SAND,
Yiches etc. will be on sale. Daniel
Tohmpson. Charles p. steel ana Mi
liam D. Dean will have charse VI 'i'
restaurant. ~. N.,iio
Miss Winnie Fader and Mss Nsile
Wilson viii have charge OF the kidales
bootb and this promises TO be one on
he CREATES. attractions on 'he e"ni'''
floor. -, -. .h,rga
Of the fsh pond. ,,...,o,,s col
The \. ". G. A. OF the Women -
lege may have a booth at me ..-i,,'.,5 carn,oe,
INT this has to De dehnlleiy al'''is''
as yet. mel. ~ some
i.,nd everv evening. Professor II. ~,
cummings OF Delaware college, WI.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
eTIVE SPARKS"

Live sparks" starring ]. Warren ker-
rleau. and a superb cast will have Its
last showing 40 the savoy Theatre To-
dav. An outstanding feature or this
splendid comedy-drama Is The work OF
the two well-knOwn character artists
ROY Laldlaw and John Stepping. These
players enjoy wide reputation and have
figured in a long line Of screen sue
cesses. but their performance in THIS
production totally eclipses anything
ihey have done heretofore. The lead
ing role OF "Neil Sparks Is a typical
Kerrigan part. Sparks is an irrespon-
sihle but winning young millionaire
with a faculty for getting himself into
scrapes Of all kinds. lie attends an IL
legal prize fght and barely escapes
with his girl companion when the po-
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
NOTICE TO NEW CASTLE
AND SOUTH WILMINGTON
GAS CO\sI MFRS

Gas service viii DO discontinued 10
New Castle and South Wilmington be-
tween the hours Of a. m. and $50 p. m,
sunday, February Isl.
All customers in those districts are
requested 10 turn off all burners and
leave of until they are sure service
has been fe-esiablished.
The interruption is necessitated by
changes due 10 the work OF the State
Highway DEPARTMENT. WILMINGTON
GAS COMPANY Adv
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
FOR Csc YOU CAN
CHECK THAT COLD
Yes-It is Possible to End a Cold
for Just That Amount

Here's how It's done. Go to your drug
gist and tell him that you want a small
jar of wINTERGROLE. Now there are
plenty OF other ontments on the market
and some are not without merit, but make
that drug shop man produce WINTER
GROLE-nothing else. Take II home and
rub some across tho forehead and bridge
OF the nose Put some up your nostrils.
n your cold is In the chest, apply the oint-
ment on chest and throat
The drugs In wINTERGRoLE quickly
penetrate and relieve congestion. Your
cold will soon leave you. The effect Is
immediate.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
GRACE KEEPS NEWARK
FIVE ON SHORT END

Grace quintet hit rs stride during
the last minutes OF play In Friends
School gym last nlsht and defealedNc,v-
ark Y. NJ C. A team, 80 20 p. The game
was slow during ne METRE FIRST half
and for a short time during the second
with The score moving nip and tuck
between both teams
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
FRIENDS REPEAT
AGAINST RIDLEY

For the second time This season, hid
ley Park High School quintet was de-
feated by Wilmington Friends school,,
on the formers floor yesterday after
noon, is-iS. The locals were simply
no match for the visitors. and the game
in no way resembled the other contest
which brought these rivals together,
which was hard fought and close
throughout
The entire Friends team was in the
game at an stages. Laekey and Mode
being the particular stars. The for
mer shot &c foul goals out OF 20 at
tempts Mode was good FOR six ?
pointers.