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Evening journal., 1920-10-11
ST. MARY'S HOLY
NAME TO CELEBRATE

On Thanksgiving. November p, the
Holy Name Society OF So. Mary's
parish will celebrate its twenly-siXth
anniversary. The program viii be
begun by a solemn requiem mass at
a. m, by the Rev. James Nc
kenna, a nephew OF the Rev James
Mckcnna, DOmin Oan missionary, who
founded the society In 1894. This
mass viii be for the deceased Of the
parish.
A series of tournaments is also TO
be started, cons sting OF schuille
board, pool checkersl cards etc.
Some OF the s0ciety's best players OF
these games announce they are open
for challenges and members wishing
TO challenge them or to take amy
part in these sports, are requested
TO turn their names In to any OF
the men on tn IS committee. composed
OF Charles Burns, jerome Walsh,
James Shields, Joseph COnnell, Charles
Devlin, William A. Thompson and
William Casey.
A membership drive VIII be held
during November and December The
goal is 500
Omcers OF The association are {:
Spiritual rector, the Rev. James
McKenna: president, James Conlin;
vioe-president, Joseph Bigglns ilnan-
clal secretary, Corelius Breslln; re-
cordng secretary. J. p. Walsh treas
urer. James Hayes; marshal, John f..
Rcilley
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
WINS
ELSMERE FEATURE

Fatima Axworlhy. C. w Grim.h's
racing mare, won the feature over
the Elsmere track Saturday afternoon
Axwor.hy took the third race in
straight heats, negotiating the frs:
heat in 2IS i-2, and The second in
2il ~, the latter heat being the fast
est Of the day.
Eleanor Wilson challenged The w.n-
ner in both heats, but to no avail.
Wawaset finished .hrd and Miss VIII
tondale fourth. The four contestants
were evenly matched and the races
was one Of the best stag at The
matlnees his season
There was much interest cenlered
in the special race in which hOpples
were allowed. Trelina took the even.
in straight heats, but The competition
was so keen that !. was necessary to
race it off for second place. The con-
tenders for second place Were Lillian
Russell and Eveline Bell. In the race
off, Lillian Russell came home in the
lead and captured second place The
winners fastest !ime was 23l
Mystic Wood rOmped home a w'n-
ner i'm The first race after finishing
third in the first heat, which went to
News Boy There was a field of four
starters and all Of them were out TO
win
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VARDON, RAY TO
PLAY GOLF HERE

Harry Vardon and Ted Ray, the
phenomenal British golfers. who
hold the first claim on the open golf
championships Of America, will play
at the W lmlngton Country CMb on
next Friday against Fred Mcleod. the
eX-open champion, and WilfOrd Reid,
the Wilmington professional
The meeting Of the high ghls OF
the golf world on local territory will
be a treat TO the lovers Of the sport,
and as the public Of the city has
been extended an invitation TO wit
ness the champions in action, 10 is eX-
pected that a record gallery will be
on the Country Club links both Fri
day morning and afternoon. The
match will start promptly at 1890
o'clock, while the contestants will
again take 10 the green at 215
o'clock.
Nardon and Ray win come 10 VIII
mington following Their exhibition
matches at Baltimore Wednesday and
at Richmond. Va, on Thursday.
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netchy at the plate. O'Neill touching
the runner as he slid into the rubber
No runs. one hit, no errors.
CleVeland-OlsOn threw out O'Neill
at first. Bagby flied out TO Wheat.
Grimes tossed out Jameson at first,
No runs, no hits, no errors.
THIRD INNING.
Brooklyn-Miller crashed long
single along the left foul line Grimes
nit into a double play. Gardner 90
W3mbsganss 10 Johnston. Olson sin
gled sharply into right field. his sec
Ond hit Sheehan singled into right
neld Olson going to second Grif-
nth popped to Gardner. No runs.
three hits, no errors.
Cleveland -kildun threw out Wamhs-
ganss. Kilduf' also threw out Speaker
at FIRST Smith shot a long hit INTO
ieft center for three bases. Kidlua
threw out Gardner at flrst. No runs.
one hit, no errors.
FOURTH INNING .... 90.
BrOoklyn-Mheat famed. Myers sim
gled past SeNNell. Myers went % Sec
ond on a wild pitch. but was out
when he tried for third, O'Neill 90
Gardner. Sewell knocked down kO-
netchy's hot one and got his man at
first. No runs. one hit, no errors.
Cleveland - Johnston singled off
Grimes legs. The bah going into left
field Johnston went TO second on a
short passed ball. Sheohan threw out
Sewel at FIRST. Johnson going TO
/ hird. o'Neill was purposely passed
/ bagDy hit a home run into the tenn
porary stands In center field, John
ston and ONeill scoring ahead Of him
Jameson singled or Konetchys bare
hand. Grimes was taken out and Clar-
ence Mitchell, a left-hander, took up
lne pitching burden. Wambsganss
died TO Wheat. Jameson went ont
stealing. Miller 10 Olson. Three runs.
three hits. no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
Bro0klyn-kilduif singled into left
field Miller singled into center, XII
dun going TO second. A triDle play
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MAN O. WAR AND
SIR BARTON READY

WINDSOR on, oct. # Omitted Press)
Two Of The worlds fastest race
horses will thunder over The Kanll-
worth track here tomorrow with .he
championship Of NORTH
America, a $4,000 purse and a $1,000
gold cup as prizes.
Man o. War. the sensational Amer
lean 3-year-Old. owned by Samuel
Riddle. OF Philadelphia, VIII NEE. Sir
Barton, Canada's best i-year-old, .he
property oNCommander ]. X h. Ross,
of Montreal. Man o. War, who has
been beaten hut once in 10 starts,
was a TO 3 favOrite.
The horses, valeted and attended as
bef;s bluebloods OF The turf, were on
edge for the race. Bosh were in
prime condition.
Hundreds OF race enthusiasts were
pouring into town today for the big
event. one Of the most sensat' onal
match RACES ever arranged for the
North American turf
The son Of Fair Play will be pilO.eC
by Clarence Hummer. Earl Sandl
will be asirlde Sir Barton The win
ming Jockey will receive 5000
Man o. War took a spin around tn
course yesterday and made the mil'
and a quarter in 2O7 3-5. Sir BarloI
made the same distance in 2O9
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

CLENELA AND. oct. ii.-n a baseball
game erupting sensational, unique and
thrilling plays far beyond The Widest
dreams OF mag native ncuon or
scenario writer the Cleveland Indians
defeated the Brooklyn Nationals. TO
4. in the NTH contest Of the worlds
series here yesterday.
An unassisled triple play by William
Mambsganss. a native son OF cleNe-
land and home runs by Elmer Smith
and Jim Bagby were a trio OF individ-
tai feais which former ilasllight pho
tOgraphs on the brains Of the IanS
which no future diamond battle can
Grace.
The victory broke the iie existing
between the remnant winners Of the
two major leagues. and today CleNc-
land is confident that the nrst Amer
lean League pcnnant ever won by
this city will be ONershaioWCd by the
great glory OF the worlds selies BAN
ner TO be flung TO the breeze next
spring Play by play:
FIRST INNING
Brooklyn-OlsOn singled into left
/ Sheehan sacrificed. Bagby 90 Wambs-
! ganss Griffith went out 10 Johnston,
unassisted. Olson taking third. Wheat
nied out 20 Jameson. No runs, one
hts, no errors,
! Cleyeland-lamieson bounced a sin
gle on konetchy's glove. Wambsgsnss
singled inso left neld, Jameson go-
ing 20 second. Speaker hunted safely
and The bags were filled, Grimes
falling as he attempted TO field the
ball Smith hit a home run, scoring
Jameson, Wambsganss and Speaker
ahead Of him. Gardner popped to Oh
son. Johnston scratched an inileld hi
which neither Grimes nor k-lduf
could reach. Sewell hit into a d0ubl,
play. Olson to kilduff TO Konctchy
Four runs. five hits, no errors
SECOND INNING.
BroOklyn-Gar threw out Myers
K0netchy crashed a long hit in lef
center for three bases. klduf lineC
out to Jameson. who doubled k0
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CUP AGAIN
in BOILER SHOP

In the annual field meet Of the Har-
Ian workers on Saturday afternoon
The tug-of-war event for the +. B.
German cup was won by the boiler
shop team again.
In the mile relay race the Keystone
Field Club carried off the hOnOrs and
won the Millard +. Davis cup.
In the baseball-thrOWing contest
Miss Alice Krecii was the winner.
In the i00-yard dash, open to ALL
Strawbridge. of Keystone. was the
winner, with Johnny Cole, a close
second
In the iOO-yard dash for Harlan
men, Garvine took the first prize
Both. Strawbridge and Garvin made
the 100 yards in 10 4-5 seconds.
Mcfarland won the fat mems race.
Tartaglio the wheelbarrow race. An
derson the potato race; TartagliO the
shoe race, Garvine and Carter the
three-legged race: horseshoes, Ralph
Reskowitz and Andrew Fox: quOlts.
Marris and Miller; chicken snaring.
Garvine, Discount and Carter: 30 yard
dash FOR women, Miss Alice H. Krezer.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. ii.-This
will introduce a prominent member
OF Bob Fishers 1920 Harvard football
squad.
Mr. Tacklng Dummy-that's him
and his picture is above.
Which all leads one TO asks there
something rotten i'm Denmark-pardon,
Harvard?
Because. why the hip pocket?
Doesn't Mister Dummy know that
this is scanddlOus i'm these times? The
very idea OF a gentleman from prohibl-
tiOn-Obeying Massachusetts exposing
TO view such a thing
"Why2" we asked Bob Fisher. And
we "whyed" the members Of his team
and even the iOwnsfOlk.
But nary an answer
Now we ask the world-why should
a football dummy have hip pocket
In these days Of the NOlstead act2
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CITY CHAPS TOO
FAST FOR COUNTY

George Lyons city baseball team
lrumphed over Furnty Coles
county outnt at the Harlan field meet
on Saturday, to 1. What helped
make the game a surprise was the
fact that the county team went on
the field with no other than Louzy
Green holding down the pitchers
slab, and Stewart fran Newport be-
hind the pan.
Old Bob Bowman hurled 'em into
Alele's NIT on the city team.
Besides the pitching Of Bowman and
Green. the features were the running
catches Of Milk Inspector Hollett and
Casey Jones, a former Keystone player
now a cop. Skip Skipske handled q
line drive off Sparks bat in classy
style. The lineup:
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closed the inning Wambscganss took
Mitchells line drive and touched sec
ond. doubling kilduif, and then turn
ed and touched Miller for the third
out. 10 was a triple play unassisted.
the first time in a world series. No
runs. lNo hits. no errors.
Cleyelan0 -Sheehan took Speakers
grounder and threw over konetchy's
head, Speaker going to second. Smith
singled into center. Speaker going TO
third. Ii was Smiths third hit Speak
er scored on Gardner's line single TO
left. Smith going to second Johnston
sacrificed. Honey 10 kilduff. SeWell
fouled out TO Sheehan, who made a
nice catch near the grandstand O'Neill
was again passed purpOsely Bagby
forced O'Nein. Olson TO kilduif One
run. two hits, one error.
SIXTH INNING.
Brooklyn-Olson lined out TO ScYell,
who made a leaping catch. Wambs-
ganss tossed out Sheehan. Griffith
| flied out 10 Speaker, Who took the
ball in right field. No runs. no hits,
no errors
J Cleveland-Jamieson went out, Ko-
netchy TO Mitchell Wambsganss flied
out to Wheat. Speaker strolled on
four bad balls Smith forced Speaker.
Kldu1f 10 Olson No runs, no hits. no
errors,
SEVENTH INNING.
BrOoklyn-Wheat singled sharply
over the middle bag. Myers forced
| Wheat, SeWell 10 Wambsganss. kO-
netchy struck out and Myers was al
most caught between the bags, but
! O'Neill made a wild throw TO second
/ MYERS reaching second. Sewell threw
out Kilduff. No runs. one hit, one
I error.
cleveland Kruger went TO catch
/ for Brooklyn Gardner fouled tC
Krueger. Kilduff took Johnstons cas-,
roller and got him at 1rst. Sewell was
patient and got his base on balls
S@vell went out stealing. krueeer q
i Kildun. No runs. no hits, no errors
EIGHTH INNING.
Il Brooklyn Kruger got a long singl
in Speakers territory Mitchell hi
into a double play. Johnston TO Sewel
20 Johnston. Gardner fumbled Ol
sons grOunder and the batter wa
safe. Shechan went out TO johnson
unasslsted No runs, one HIT on
error.
Cleveland-Olson threw out ONd
at FIRST Baghy got a line single owe
, Kilduff's head. Graney bated 70
Jemieson Graney famed. Wambs
ganss forced Bagby. Olson TO Kilduf
No runs. one hit. no errors.
NINTH INNING
BroOklyn-Graney went into lei
field and Thomas behind the bat 10
Cleveland. GrnlM famed. Whel
crashed a single into right field. Myer
singled over second, Wheat going {
the middle bag Wheat scored whe
Koneichy's grounder bounced o.
Iohnston's glove for a HIT Myei
went 30 third on the play. Bagh
threw out kilduf at FIRST, konetch
going TO second Kruger popped
: | Wambsganss. one run. three hits. n
/ errors
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
PARKSTDE BAZAAR
UNDER WAY TONIGHT

Everything is in readiness for the
Parkside bazaar which will open to-
night at kirkwOOd Park. Councilman
McManus will open the festivities
with an address which will be fol-
lowed by display Of fireworks
The popularity contest which is at
tracing widespread interest is open
TO any ball player in the All-Wil-
mington League and another TO the
most popular grl on the East Side.
open air dancing will be conducted
ON a newly-cOnstrucied pavilion, the
music for which will be furnished
byN the parksde orchestra.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
BACIIARACH GIANTS HURE TODAY

The fag-end or the baseball season
brings 10 Wilmington the two best
c0lored baseball teams OF the coun-
trv. This Is broad statement 10
make. but The Bacharach Giants and
Inc Amercn Giants. who meet ai
Ilarln Field This afternoon are ad-
mited 90 be the classiesi Of any
colored combinations indulg ng in The
national pastme
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

Gardner and O'NenD; or Bagby
(WheaD; Off Uhle, none; off Cald-
well (Olson); Off Mails MILLER, kon-
clchy and Olson; of s. smith
tWambsganss and ScwclO; off Nit
chell (ONeill and Speaker.
Runs batted n-By O'Nelll, 2; by
Konetchy, 3: by Grlnllh. 3; by Wheat,
9: by Myers, by Evans, 1; by u.
Smith, 6; by Bagby, 4; by Gardner,
4: by Burns, ,.
wild pitches Bagby and Pfeifer
Left on bases Brooklyn, 26, Cleve-
land, 81
First base on Brooklyn, 4.
Passed hall-Miller ?.
Pitchers recOrds-On COveleskie 10
hits and . runs in eighteen innings
of Bagby 20 hits and 4 run In fifteen
Innings: off Grimes, i6 hits and 8
runs in twelve and one-third innings
on Caldwell. hits and runs IN one
third inning; OF Mails, 3 hlts ana no
runs in six and twO-third innings; off
IIhie. 1 hit In three innings; Off 5.
Smith, 3 hits and one run In nine In
nlngs; off Cadore Z hits and 2 runs
In one inning, off MamauX, hits and
? runs in one inning; of Marquard, I
hits and 3 runs In nine innings; on
pfeffer. a hits and 4 run In three In
nings, off Mitchell, hits and 4 rur
In four and twc-thlrd innings.
Winning pitchers -COveleskie w0T
FIRST and fourth games FOR Cleveland
Crimes won second game for Brook
i'm and s. Smith won third game for
Brooklyn Bagby won NTH game foi
Cleveland.
Losing pitcher-Marquard, Brook
I'm: Baghy and Caldwell Cleveland
Cadore. Brooklyn; Grimes, Brooklyn
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
punnELI- rICnTs MEALY.

purren and Mealy. who are under
the wing OF Jimmy Cares, ore
matched to night In Reading. the
fourth Of next month. and the fol-
lowing week viii work IN Chester
Both mlt artists are in training at
the Keystone Field Club This city.
Cares writes In 90 tell us that pur-
rell is fast coming 90 the front and
he expects to get him into The sama
ring with Benny Leonard purrell
VIII square OF with Johnny Mealy at
Reading the ten-round wnd-up
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
UNION WEST ARE
LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
STANDING of the Teams.

BY defeating First Central saturday
afternoon, Q to 8. Union won the Sec
ond half championship of the Church
League. West is FIRST half champion.
The cups will be presented TO ths
clubs at a dinner meeting in the Y.
NJ C. A. tomorrow evening Baskets
ball and quo leagues will be formed
at this meeting The score:
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Totals ............ s 6 q 10
SCORE RY INNINGS

Two base hits. Kelley, Lavenderi
three base hit, Moore; struck out, by
Gray, "a: by Kearney. 6; base oa
balls, off Gray. }. off Kearney, 4; hit
by pitched ball, Kearney, ?; stolee
bases. Tuft. 3; Thompson, Darrell
Sweeney, Kelley: umpires, Al Now
bray, Ralp mixer.
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stolen base-J. Johnston.
Sacrifice iiics-NOne.

Sacrifice fiies-None
Double plays Konetchy, krueger
and j Johnston: Gardner, O'Neill, w
Johnston and O'Neill, Malls and Burns,
Olson. Kilduff and konetchy ?;
Wambsganss. Sewell and Burns ,
Johnston, Kldutf and k0netchy;
Sewell. Wambsganss and Burns; Card
ner. Wambsganss and Burns; Myers,
Olson and Kilduff. Jameson and
O'Nen; Gardner, Wambsnnss and
Johnston; Johnston, Seweh and
Johnston.
Triple play-wambsganss tunas-
sisledl
Earned runs-On Marquard 3; of
Coveleskie, 2; off Bagby. 3; OF uhle,
none; Off Grimes, Z on Caldwell, J..
of Mails, none; off ). smith, none;
of Cadore, ? of MamauN' . on
pfemer, 4; OF Mitchell 1.
Struck out-By Coveleskie u. Johns
ton, klldun, 3; konelchy, MamauN
ard Myers); by Cadore (W. Johns,
smIih' snI ~ tGrsneyl; by uhle MILLER. 0l-
SON and Grlnilh); by Baghy Wheat
! Koneichy and Grimih): by Mails u
4 Johnston and s. smith,; by S. smith
/ tBurns and Wood; by Caldwell
none: by Marquard Burns. ? Gard.
ncr. Speaker. Wamhsbanss and Wood
/ by pfener (ONelD; by Mitchell
Bases on balls-on Coveleslie yol-
son and konelchyl; Off Cadore
Wamhsganss) or Marquard Wood
Evans and O'Neiln; OF Pfenei
| Burns and O'Nenn; of 9Grimes
Jameson, Speaker, Wambsganss
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Wilmington

-Ons-U'IaNlTc. InIN lot 20 tdHI
GifIlCan for Cole: Cole for Smith (;
Walker FOR Murray; Daley for Robin
hold: CrOihers for Daley Whining
ton Weiner for Barkley. Donaldson for
McNin. Carbon for Gibson: Stout for
Maxwell. Touchdowns Weiner g
Webb 3. Donaldson 4. Gibson 4. Referee
Martin. Head lincsman. Dickcrson,
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OTHER RESULTS

80 Nary's i9 East Falls O.
Liberty a. Fifth Ward O.
Wildare 6. WOrkh0use 6
Ninth Ward 7. Defiance. Jrs o
Eden 0. Defiance 0.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
DELAWARE
Wins AGAIN
State College Gridironers
Triumph Over George
Washington
HIGH ALSO TRIMS
NEWARK RESERVES

Delaware College defeated the
George Washington University eleven
al Washington. D. c.. on Saturday, IL
TO Z. Delaware showed superior
article Of football. but the breaks Of
Tho game enabled the Capital City
team 10 keep the score down
Delaware scored the first and ilnal
periods In the first quarter McDon-
aid placed the ball over the goal
line after executing a series OF smash
ing limo niunges and sweeping end
runs The Delaware boys second
tally was registered In the final quar-
TER when beautiful forward. Watson
80 McCaughan. broke the tie score
'rI. lfu.-ttp.
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Score of Fifth Worlds Series Came

lhrebase nus kongy = sIl5 i9ly lu 'I3D5 ES
eicy Jameson ONc Wambsgan Johnston; Johns
o blsOn Grimes, lONeh; on
andSp
eichv Mitchell Graney Hfs0n Grimes in 3 3
on In ptchBagby Passed ball
pcherGrmc Umpires-kem Jay palei Connolly a
arst base ODay at hird Time game
hour and
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
LIBERTY wALLOPs FIFTm WARD.

Liberty A. e.. football team defeated
Fifth Ward Saturday afternoon IA
to O. The playing Of Nlone, +.
Russo. Fahey and the entire Liberty
team featured. The Fifth Ward com
bination did not have the ball near
It's goal during the entire first half.
Liberiy's line plunging proven effec-
tive. making two touchdowns. After
the much-battered Fifth Ward team
suffered what they did in the nrst
half they thought It was time TO
quit. Liberiy's stronghold was com
posed OF ]. Campbell, L. llarrily, A.
Coyle B. elaine, G. Townsend, A..
Foy, J. Russo and n. A.lliane Lib
erty will lineup against Defiance
Seconds next Saturday at seventeenth
and Spruce streets. The players are
requested TO report for practice To-
morrow and Thursday evenings at
Fifteenth and King streets at Z
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
IIMMY Mas nEGILAR.

BROOKLNN-Jimmy Johnston. third
sacker Of the Brooklyn Dodgers,
PLAYED I'm 1852 consecutive games this
season W w"houi missing an inning
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
TRAPSHO0TING

Bill Mlnnlck won The Philip f. du-
Pont trophy over The w. r. A traps
on Saturday, after two shOot-0ifs.
In The Hotel dupont trophy shoot
after the Turner's. weaver, Willis,
Coyle. Noshell, Ross. Handy, Swayns
Bastian. Tuchion and Abrahams had
tied Abrahams won The draw ana
got a leg on the trophy.
The club also gave trophies TO the
high men In each class. Ike Turner,
Clarence Voshell and William Swayns
tied for Glass A trophy with 4e
breaks out OF a half century OF blue
rocks and will shoot off ine lie
next Saturday 2. NJ. Ross showed his
heels 20 Glass B men with 49X50 and
r. E. Handy favored the club with
his presence and knocked of 40 Of his
30 birds and took Glass trophy. Dr.
Bastain won Glass d trophy with
42x50.
]. II. Smith was high man over the
p. B. and w. Club traps with i6
breaks. William Ryan won the miss
and out event. shooting Gown 10 men.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
WORLDS SERIES

NJ = = Ut - T7TFTT7E
Cleveland. 8, BROOKLYN, 4
CLUB STANDING
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

CITY Team ..............iOiOOx-2
TWO-base hits. Benson, Jones. Struck
out by Bowman, 9; by Green. 8.
stolen bases Stewart. Time Of game,
5S minutes. Umpires Glynn and Wrat-
ten Scorer, J II Fulton.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

Brooklyn, second Brooklyn, 3;
kyn, 2 Cleveland Fourth gameCleve-
land & Fir6 s3als Cjcysllnd Il Brooklyn.
ShSSEE4E ggSRE4EEO . .............5 5S : ? ~
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

Wilmington High smoihercd Della
Naro College Reserves on the Baynard
Field gridirOn. AZ 10 O.
For The first time the Cherry and
White tried the aerial attack. getting
away from the old style of hammer
ing the line. The new plays worked
IN grand style and the approval of
Coach Hamilton who was In charge.
Despite The 400 setback the Re
serves have a comeback as 10 nrac-
tically a new team having been Just
organized by Coach Shlpley OF Della
ware College for the game yestedray
with the locals.
For the Reserves Daley was the
br ght light lie was he best ground
gamer and was adept at picking the
holes. Zeeney shared honors with
his teammate by his steady offensive
attacks In running the ends and In in
lerference The Cherry and White
uncovered another bright ligrl In
"Alla" Woiner, the elusive right end
who got away with two forwards
both counting for touchdowns.
Both Gibson and Carbon. High s
quarierhacks showed good Judgment
while the Anderson-Capt Webb for
ward passing was the backbone Of the
attack
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
WILLS An EX.d0CKEY.

WILLS AN EN-J0CkEY.
NEW IORK-Harry Wills, giant
colored heavyweight. is an ex-iockey
Back in 1906 he was quite a rider and
went under the name Of Eddie Bar.
mum.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

Subs llulions-FOr DelaWlrc: lonee
Tor Lilly. Mcdonald for Elliott Steele
for Harmcr. Watson for Williams.
Harmcr for steele. Wells for Reppe,
NcGeen for Beizmer Donaldson for
Jones For George Washington: Pat
ton for Hawlcy. Gallo for Whyte,
Hawk for Chcsncy.
Referee Wright Bates Umpire
rNlcr. Princeton Head llnesman-
Guyron. Carlisle. Time=0f periods
10 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

Brooklyn-Kilduff singled into left
field. Miller singled into center. XII
dun going TO second. A triple play