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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
WECCACOE DEFEATS
The BELMONT NINE
Slow, Listless Game in Twilight
League; independents Play at
Middletown on July 5.

In listless game played in the 1wi-
light League the Weccacoe team triumph
cd over the Belmont team, giving. the
latter team the right of possession OF the
cellar by the score of Q to 3. The fact that
both teams are eliminated from the
pennant race caused the players to lose
interest in the game, thus causing long
drawn out affair.
However, snappy contest is on the
card on Wednesday, when the Tenth
Ward and Third Ward teams will battle.
Both teams ars in the tn ick of the fight.
Third Ward leading their rivals by one
game. Both teams are the class OF the
league, each containing some OF the fore
most players of the city and both are
evenly matched.
In their last meeting Third Ward bare
" nosed out the Tenth Warders by the
score of 8 tot. As this is one Of the closing
games of the league, the first hall finishing
next week and as the result Will have
direct bearing on the pennant, large
crowd Of followers from both teams VIII
witness the contest, as both clubs con-
tain many boosters.
Tonight the All-Wilmington, City
League and Independent teams VIII m
dulge in their semi-weekly practice and
out at {. 80 o'clock Manager McDonough
of the Wilmington team wants every
player who expects to play Saturday. to
report for practice this evening, iurther
stating that in the future he expects to
bench members of the team VINO are
tardv in practice.
The Independent team rs shaping foi
a hard battle with Middletown on tht
5th of July and will enter the game will
the down-Staters in the pink of condition
More new material will be tried out this
week and the management expects (
hand the down home boys their first set
back of the year. The Independents ar
without a game this Saturday and woulC
like TO book fast out-of-town team
Communications should be sent to base
bali manager, Defiance Athletic Associa
ton, or call phone 32Sl-J after 7.3O p. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
SEEK RELATIVES Of
EXPLOSION VIC TIM
du Pont Company Endeavors to
Locate Home of Deceased
Employe.

For more than month the Safety Sec
ton Of the Service Department of the
du Pont Company has been trying TO To-
cate the relatives of James Andrew Hodge
who was killed on May 4, in an explosion
at the Brandywine plant. In letters
written to friends in Wilmington while
he was abroad with the troops during the
war, Hodge stated that he was Dor in
Richmond, Virginia, August 5, 1893, and
that his father was James w. Hodge, an
attorney at law IN Richmond, and con-
nected in legal capacity with the South
ern Railroad Company. He also stated
that he had an aunt Miss Julia A. Hodge,
ut 1900 West Franklin street, Richmond,
| Virginia. None Of the addresses or names
| that he gave, however, have succeeded IN
| locating his relatives The records Of the
| War Department show that he enlisted
October 20. 1917, at Columbus, Ohio, was
| assigned to the medical corps and sent
! 10 Camp Greenleaf, Georgia, and that nc
was honorably discharged September 70,
1919, at Camp Meade, Maryland. At
the time of enlistment he gave as his
| home 1927 South Broad street, Richmond,
| Virginia.
He was about five feet, five inches tall,
weighed 1875 pounds, had dark brown
eyes, thick curly hair, and was Of dark
complexion.
From the references he made IL is re-
/ garded rs certain that this young man
/ was Virginian and perhaps from the
city Of Richmond Any one who might
/ have known him or his relatives is asked
to send the information 70 the Safety
Section. Service Department Of the
| du Pont Company here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
TOMATO CLUB ACTIVITIES.
Record Books for the Quarter Acre Club
Work in The State.

The permanent record books for the
L-Acre Tomato club work have been
completed and sent out to all club MEM
bers, leaders and cooperating agencies.
This important matter was delayed for the
purpose of securing the latest and most
reliable information on cost OF production
in relation to cultural methods. Data from
temporary records should now be trans
ferred to the permanent re cords. The
value of the plants should be inserted as q
part Of the total cost on the In st page.
During the latter part of May two
dav conference was held at Harrisburg,
Pa. of farm management demonstrators,
horticulturists and cannes associations,
f.om New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New
York, Delaware, Maryland, Ohio, In
diana. Michigan and from the L. 5. De-
partment OF Agriculture.
Among other matters, this conference
agreed as 70 what data should be secured
floyn growers on cultural relations and
cost of production 10 the end that all
the essential facts may be properly inter
preted at the close of the year.
1t is hoped that club leaders, county
agents, the fathers Of club members, and
cooperating agencies will give the MEM
bers the suggestions needed from time TO
time as the season advances IN keeping
these records.
Arrangements are being made by Prof.
]. NJ. LeCato. the truck crop specialist Of
Delaware College whereby the spray ma
teliala will be supplied free OF cost to all
ll-Acre Tomato Club members Though
the County Farm Bureaus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
SPEEDY AUTO RACES
ON MONDAY, JULY 5
Assure Excellent Sport for Stay-at-
Homes Over National
Holiday.

Three automobile races will mark the
annual speedway events at Elsrnere track
Monday, July 5. The event will be under
the supervision of Roy Freck, of the Della
ware Motor Sales Company, and the en-
tries assure a series of hotly contested
races. The first event will be a time trial,
the second a 10-mile free-for-all and the
third ive-mile handicap.
The officials will be as follows: Judge,
Roy Freck; scorer, Richard J. Hevessy :
timer, T. Coleman Johnson; starter, Viii
liam Wilson. The entries are: Chalmers
Special, r. Patterson driving and X.
Simons, mechanician, No. Q; Mercer
Special, Jimmy Kane and Copper, No 3;
S. S. Special, Eddie Morris and Conea,
No 10; Ford Special, Eddie Wolf, no
mechanic, No. :; 5. S. Special, Strickler
and George Martin, No. 10; Oakland
Special, c. Il. Ware and Gardner, No. %
Chevrolet Special, Billy Wier and Coster,
No. Is; Oldsmobile Special, Lang and
Hansler, No II; Ford, Henry and John
Williams, No /, Ford, Judson and Jack
Williams, No. .; Ford, Alberta, No. 4
Ford Special, McFadden, No. e. An r
j. II. Special was withdrawn because it'
whecl-base was considered too long tc
make the sharp curves of the Elsmert
course
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
CITY REALTY TRANSFERS.

The following city property transfers
have been recorded at the City Hall:
Delamore Place, 1922 John NJ. LampOr-
ski and wife from Francis i. Manion,
$4,000.
Franklin street. COS South; Stanley ".
Szymanski from Czeslaw Olowski, s., 30.
Tatnall street, southwest corner Eighth
street: Harry Roberts from Joseph
Jablowski, ct al. SIS 500.
Delamore Place, los; Felix's 5. Wac
lawsh from Oscar O. Gouert, Jr., $500.
Delamore Place, l06; John NJ Biebel
from Oscar O. Gouert, Jr., $500.
Seventeenth street 95l East; Patrick j.
Cullen from Samuel Schwartz, 81 500.
Porter street, 400; Roman Smuegelski
from Jozcf Hermanowcz, 81, ,575,
Jefferson street, northwest corner OF
Christiana; Morris Solomon from Max
Welncr, $4,000
Orange street. cast side, l31 feet o inc hes
south Of Seventh street Alfred \. Dorsey
from Jane i. McComb, ct al. trustee,
Sc, ,I20.
Sc oft street, 308 North; John j. Con
nell from Harry Brodsky, $1,000.
Franklin street, south east side, l70
feet northeast of Twenty eighth street
Norris c. Morgan from Concord Heights
Co, 81 600.
Poplar street, west side, 60 feet three
inches south of Eleventh street; Martha f.
Montgomery from Samuel ". Cam,
| $4,000
Fourteenth street, north side, III feet
east of West street; George w. Cox from
Molhe T.. Jakes, 81 800.
Ninth street, north side, SS feet west oI
| Orange street; Otto NJ. Burkhard from
| Mundy Holding Co, S2l 900
Scott street, 715; Pampilio Crpollon
| from Joseph LAURA, 81 500
Second street, l09 West; Max Feitel-
| baum from Harry Orenstein, So, 900.
Franklin street, 308; James p. Travers
| from Annie T. Robb, So 500.
jefferson street, east side, 30 feet nortf
of Thirteenth street; Marion Bedell Lloyc
from Elizabeth Taylor, $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
DELAWARE CHARTERS.

Dover, June 28.-Delaware Charters
were filed Saturday as follows:
Southern States Packing Company,
Wilmington, SI0,000,O00.
The North American Aerial Transpor-
tation Company, Washington, ID. G.;
S. 900 900.
Robinson-Harrington OIL Company
Ft. Worth Texas: 81 100000.
Lahman Ice Company, Saltwater, Okla,
100000
Cortland Pictures Corporation, VIII
mington, S500,000.
Central States Baking Company, Flint
Michigan; S315,000
Stuart Electrotype Cells Incorpor
ated, Wilmington; S250,000.
Calhoun Oil Company, Wilmington
$3.50, 900.
Way Manufacturing Company, Phil
adelphia, 5000, 600
Ell Hollingsworth Company, Marshall
ton; 100000.
South Jersey Amusement Company
Philadelphia, 100000.
North American Dye Corporation,
New Rochelle, n Y. from Sl25,000 to
S75O,00O
Change in name Of Empire Oil and Pipe
Line Company, to Empire Oil and Trans
port Company, N. Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
KLEIN AND LUQUE FINED.

New York, June 29.-John A. Heydler,
president of the National League, an
bounced yesterday that he had fined
Umpire William Klein and Pitcher
Luque. Of the Cincinnati club, S100 each
,nd suspended indefinitely Catcher Wingo
Tor the alteration which arose during
the game with st Louis at Cincinnati
last SATURDAY Heydler stated that he
had not waited for charges to be pre-
ierred against Klein, as the latter admitted
that be used offensive language in speak
ing 10 Luque. The pitchers offense was
striking Klein, while Wingo was involved
IN the same controversy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
MILLSBORO SPEAKS UP.
Down-State Team Replies to Lorraine
Athletic Association.

The Lorraine Athletic Association of
this city and the Millsboro baseball club of
Millsboro are having a controversy over
playing ball games. On June 22 the Lor-
raine Association wrote to the down.
Staters, relative to scheduling game
with the Millsboro team. In the letter,
complaint is made of the failure to reply
to letters sent by the local team.
Every Evening is in receipt of copy OF
the letter sent TO the Lorraine team on
June %, in which W. Il. Moore, manager
of the Millsboro club, writes that he has
answered every letter received from the
Wilmington team. He writes relative TO a
game asked for the fifth of July, that the
Millsboro team informed the locals that
Georgetown is scheduled for that date
and that he thought we could arrange to
give you game at a later date. The
Millsboro management writes that I'VE
will play YOU in Wilmington on any date
you name, providing you give us the same
guarantee we gave you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
DEFIANCE TOBE INDEPENDENT.
Popular Team 10 Discontinue League Ball
at End of First Half.

At meeting of the athletic committee
of the Defiance Club, last night it was
decided to discontinue the Twilight
League after the first half of the season
ends and instead place fast independent
team, composed of an all-star eombina-
tion from the league, 10 play twilight ball.
II is the intention Of the club to present
first-class ball at all times. Games with
the leading clubs of the city and vicinity
viii be brought to the Third and Adams
street lawn for the benefit of fans and
snappy games are assured.
Salmon Shields, captain of the All
Wilmington League team, was selected
as manager of the team and he I'M
mediately started to mould a first-class
organization. Johnny Fliliben will act IN
the capacity OF business manager and
teams desiring games should address either
of the above men in care Of the Defiance
Athletic Association, Second and Jackson
streets, or phone 4442-M or 328l-J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29

The Industrial League has announced
the seasons schedule. There Will be no
meeting next week on account of the holi-
day falling on the regular meeting date
The next meeting will be held Monday,
July II.
The schedule is as follows:
INDUSTRIAL BASEBALL LEAGUE.
JUNE 23-AUGUsT IL.
Electric Hose VS.. Penna- r, r., at
Christiana.
Every Evening-Star VS.. American Nul-
canized Fibre at Military.
Wilmington Gas Company VS.. Harlan
Clerical at Harlan Field.
American Car and Foundry VS.. Pusey
& Jones at Eden No. 2.
JUNE 30-AUGUsT is.
Electric Hose VS. Pusey d Jones at
Eden No. l.
Every Fvening-Star VS.. Wilmington
Gas Company at Chustlana.
Penna. r. r. VS.. American Car and
Foundry at Military.
American Vulcanized Fibre VS.. Harlan
Clerical at Eden No. 2.
July 7-AUGUsT 25.
Electric Hose VS.. American Vulcanlzed
Fibre at Christiana.
Every Evening-Star VS.. Penna. r. r.
at Eden No. ,.
Wilmington Gas Company VS.. Pusey
& Jones at Military.
American Gar and Foundry VS. Harlan
Clerical at Harlan Field.
JULY 14-sEPTEMBER /.
Electric Hose VS.. Wilmington Gas
Company at Eden No. ..
Every Evening-Star VS.. American Car
and Foundry at Military.
Penna. r. r. VS.. Harlan Clerical at
Christlana.
American Vulcanized Fibre vs.. Pusey
d Jones at Eden No. l.
JULY 21-sEPTEMBER s.
Electric Hose VS.. American Car and
Foundry at Eden No. /.
Every Evening-Star vs. Harlan Clerical
at Harlan Field
Penna. R. R vs.. Pusey & Jones at
Eden No. ,.
American vulcanized Fibre VS.. VIII
mington Gas Company at Military
JULY 26-sEPTEMBER Is.
Electric Hose VS.. Harlan Clerical at
Military.
Every Evening-Star VS.. Pusey & Jones
at Christiana.
Penna. r. r. VS.. Wilmington Gas
Company at Eden No. l.
American Vulcanized Fibre VS.. Amer
lean Car and Foundry at Eden No. 2.
AUGUST 4.
Electric Hose VS.. Every Evening-Star
at Eden No 2
Penna- R. r. VS. American Vulcanized
Fibre at Eden No. /.
Wilmington Gas Company VS.. Ameri-
can Car and Foundry at Christiana
Harlan Clerical VS.. Pusey & Jones at
Military.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
"SL|M' HARRIS WINS
GAME FOR MACKMEN
After Losing Eighteen Straight,
Athletics Finally Win Contest;
Phillies Slaughtered.

"Snm' Harris broke the Macks' losing
streak Yesterday when he held the Sen
ators TO FIVE hits and the Athletics. took
the game 60 This game brought to
an end losing streak of eighteen games
While Harris pitched well, his team.
mates slugged the bali hard for total OF
nine hits. The Indians took st. Louis
into camp. IL when they found Sothoron s
pitching easy. The White Sox downed
the Tigers, 1876 in slugfest.
Tho Giants completely swamped the
phillies 1873. when Meadows was knock
cd out of the box. Bancroft made six
hits in six trips TO the plate Kelly hit a
homer with the bases filled. The Cubs
moved ahead by twice defeating the
Pirates. The Braves punched THEN
bingles and beat out Brooklyn So. Gin
clnnati won over ST. Louis, rs, when the
Reds threw off their losing jinx.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
CROSS COUNTRY HIKE.
Wilmington and Pittsburg Boys to Wall
to Texas


A bike from Pittsburg to Galveston,
Tex, is the ambitious plan of Winston
Walker, Z East Fourteenth street, and
Charles Bridewell, former Wilmington
ian and member of the class Of 1921 Mt
tho Wilmington High School. Walker
will leave the city today for PittsburR,
where the two will meet and set out
toward the southwest. They expect
to stop at st. Louis and Little Rock, Ark.
The return trip, according to present
plans, is TO be made by water. The
young men expect To work there way from
the Gulf port TO New York on board ship.
Before coming back they will remain in
Texas for about two weeks on q ranch
owned by Bridewells uncle.
Bridewell lived in Wilmington until
last February when his father, who was
naval recruiting officer, was transferred
to Pittsburg. He expects to live IN
Wilmington on his return from Texas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
FAST RACES JULY S.

A number of fast automobile racers
have been booked for the races to be held
here on July 5. Seven expert racers have
been secured for the day and among them
are some of the fayOrites who have APP
peared at the Delaware State Fair Races.
There will be several specials in the races,
as some of the racers and their mechani-
clans have constructed cars for the
events. Among some Of the entries are: j.
Kase, Eddie Norris and Ed Wolf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
ATHLETICS AT L. OF PA.
Coming Year TO be Flourishing One,
Alumni Are Informed

That athletics are fiourishing at the
University OF Pennsylvania was shown
by DR.. John Adams, chairman Of the
athletics committee, IN a talk before the
Wilmington Alumni last night
A balance Of So, 1876 is on hand
with which TO begin fall activities, he
stated. and recommended Heisman as
coach and the continuation of the train
ing house as now conducted.
There were 40 Of the local alumni at
the meeting, who elected officers for the
current year as follows;
President, George :. Capelle. Jr.; vice
president. Charles A. Patterson; treasurer,
Donald :. Ashbrook; secretary, G. Nor
RS Nhiteside, ID: directors, DR.. Willard
Springer. DR.. p. Henry Keaveny. J. H.
Stadelman. DR.. William c. Speakman,
Nathaniel W Howell. J. H. Simonton, ex-
Governor Charles r. Miller, L. Mulford
TAYLOR. Emil '. Topkis, Leonard z.
Wales and p Warren Green.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
UTILITY BOARD MEETS.
Considers Reuest of Traction Co. For
Right TO Boost Fare.

The Board Of Public UtlIlty Commis-
sioners and City Solicitor John ". Hux-
lev. Jr.. held last night the first Of a series
of special meetings for the consideration
of Crum 4 Co S valuation of the property
of the Wilmington & Philadelphia Traction
Co. which wants TO increase the trolley
fare.
Another special meeting will be held
soon. The boards next regular meeting
will be held on Friday, July 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
SENATOR HARDING COMING.
Will be Guest of Young Mems Republican
Club During Summer

That Wilmington will have the oppor-
tunity to see and hear the Republican
candidate for the Presidency, Senator
Warren c. Harding, is the promise OF
the Young Men Republican Club. De-
tails of the date OF his visit are subject
to the final adoption Of plans by the
national campaign committee, but as
Senator L. Heisler Bali IS expected to De
a pl ointment factor in that body, and will
work for the proposed visit, this assumes
the aspect Of a certainty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
DU PONT GIRLS LEAGUE.

The Engineering Department girls
team defeated the Mailing Room nine
POLL in a game on diamond No. 2 yes
teraay afternoon. The Chemical De-
partment girls team forfeited to the Ex-
perinental Station in the du Pont Girls
baseball league The Experimental play
ers then defeated Treasures nine, 32-I2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
NEW PLAYERS FOR LORRAINE.

The Lorraine A. A. has signed three
new men Tor tryouts: Strawbridge, Nc
Govern and Martin. The Lorraine nine
will play three games this week, one with
Pusey and Jones, one with the Richardson
Park Independents and on Saturday they
play the kennett Square team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
Victory for ST. Georges.

81. Georges, June 29.-iSt. Georges, on
Saturday, defeated Wesley in a game
featured by Istless fielding. The score
Mas l4-l. Spioer pitched his best game this
year, striking out Is men and allowing but
one hit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
Announce Birth of Daughter.

Mr.. and Mr. H. T. Bowkley, Mari
boro apartments, Park place and Adams
street, are being congratulated upon the
arrival of 7-pound baby girl, born at
the Homeopathic hospital on Sunday
morning The mother and daughter are
doing nicely.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
AMERICA IN OLYMPIC MARATHON

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, June 29.-Selection of the
American Oily mpic Marathon representa-
tives will be made here July 6 by the Ames-
ican Olympic committee, it was an
nounced today. Swimming and boxing
teams will be chosen July IA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
Games for New Circuit Indicate
Lively Interest in Ma
tional Pastime.
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WITWER'S BOOK AS PRIZE
FOR HOME-RUN HlTTERS

Every Evening has been author
lied by Doubleday, Page 4 Co,
New York publishers, through But
ler's, Inc, 421 Market street, to
present a copy of II. c. Witwer's
There's No Base Like Home,
to each member of the teams IN the
Industrial League who knocks a
home run in a regularly scheduled
game, this season.
The teams authorized TO COM
pete are Every Evening-Star, Pusey
& Jones, Electric Hose, Harlan's,
! American-V -Vulcanized Fibre, Ameri-
can Car and Foundry, Trump
Bros, and Pennsylvania Railroad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
GAMES TOMORROW.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at New York.
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WILMINGTON VS.. HARLAN GIANTS

Manager Wintrups Wilmington nine
uill play a double-header with the Harlan
Giants on July at Seventeenth and
spruce streets On Saturday afternoon
the Wilmington nine will meet the Straw
bridge and Clothier club in Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
Ball Clubs TO Practice.

The Defiance All-Wilmington and City
League teams viii practice tonight, be-
ginning at z O'Clock sharp. Managers
McDonough and Lannan request all
PLAYERS to be on hand, ss the practice is
Al important one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
STANDING OF CATHOLIC LEAGUE.

today:
Pioneers VS. Brownson, at Clayton
Park.
II. Hedwig's VS.. St Anne's, at Rock
ford No. 2.
Holy Name VS. St Elizabeths, at
BrowntOwn.
St Thomas VS.. st. Mary's, at Military
Grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
Birth of a Daughter.

MIR. and Mrs. Walter G. Tatnan, 1900
West Fourteenth street, are being con-
graduated on the birth OF daughter,
Anne Tatnall, June %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
CANOE CLUB CRUISE.

The members of the Delaware Canoe
Club are preparing for the Elk River
cruise on July 3. This outing is expected
TO be the largest ever held in this section
as nearly fifty persons are expected to
participate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
PARKSIDE TWILIGHT LEAGUE.

The Parkslde Twilight League opened
last evening at Kirkwood Park before a
crowd of more than 800 fans, the Dark
Horses winning the curtain raiser to 3
from the Quick Steps.
The next game VIII be played Wednes-
day night when Jack Quinn5s Jazzers 20
against the White Elephants.
The score: r. II. i.
Dark Horses. IOOO2 o 2 1-6 3 2
Quick Steps. 0002 90 ga 3
Batteries Manlove and Touhey; ].
HAYES and BromwelI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
kLL-STARS WIN.
American Manganese Nine Loses
Game Played at New
Castle.

New Castle, June 29.-Last evening,
in twilight game, the An-Star baseball
team defeated the American Manganese
team by the score of 9 to l. The score:
ALI, STARS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
All-Stars Win.

Lefty" Green's picked Harlan ALI
Stars won an interesting game from the
Apprentices, 6-5, at Harlan Field last
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
GAMES TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Sc. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at Boston
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
CATHOLIC TWILIGHT LEAGUE.

Following is the standing Of the Cath
ohc Twilight Baseball League. organized
under the direction Of the Wilmington
Community Service: