davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

figured the Upton sloop should give
her rival seven seconds or so handi-
cap 10 allow for certain differences
in sail-yardage.
Supposlng they did the same In
traok meets. Wouldn't it be odd.
The ten second men would have to
80 under the tape in The dressing
room before the hundred-yard dash.
II Jones was found 10 have a little
longer shin-bOne than Brown, he
would have 10 give him some time.
Or II Browns lung capacity was
half a cubc inch more than Smith s
the mathematicians would have "a
get together and figure out his time
allowance.
An evelash finish at the tape
wouldn't mean much II they had time
allowances In track meets as they
do in cup races.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
TWILIGHT BALL
WEEK OF AUG. 2
Monday

Monday
HarIan Glsnts vs. ST. Mary's' hHr-
lHn Field.
Black so1 vs.. Kentmere at Rock
FORD Tower.
Defanos vs.. ST. Mary's. Thlrd
and Adams.
Tuesday
Liberty ". Kentmere at flth aad
Bpruce, 80.
81 Mary's vs., 81. Hedw1g's, az
Third and Church.
Wednesday
Defiance vs., Wilmington Giants,
J T1lird and adams,
Thursday
Pafkside w. Eleventh Ward,
HsriBn Field, 5-1 O'Clock,
Defiance vs., Marshalt0n, Third
aHd AdRHRs.
0384 snoFns- eB thess games viii
bs pBiRied in the EFening Journal
N Drought % this Office before 2
O'Clock on Che mornings following
Che games, Teams having twilight
games are urged IN send the inf0r-
maii0B b fhR EFsniRg Journal in
srder hat this schedule may be
complete from Wnek 10 week.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

League season opened neither Park
side nor Eleventh Ward has lost
game parksde. indeed. has not lost
a game since early last year, while IL
was playing independent BAH. In
June OF last year. the organization re-
entered the Al-Wilmington League,
and since mat time has won every
game it has played. anneUns The
city. county and State championship
titles for the 1919 season. No other
professional baseball team in The
country has such a record.
Who will win Thursday nights
gamer The dope sheet cannot ans
wcr Everybody out. 10 -seo for hlm-
self.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
WORKHOUSE TEAM
DEFEATS FARVIEW

The Greenbank baseball team Of the
New Castle County Worihouse ad-
minisered crushing defeat 10 tho
FdirvieNH A. C. team Saturday after
noon, on the Greenbank diamond, by
the score OF A 10 G. The feature OF
the game was the heavy stlckwOrk OF
Greenbank. which sent three visiting
pitchers 10 tho tall tlmbers. The
Greenbank boys got 2i hits In all
several OF which were two and three
! baggers.
Previous 10 this game. the VIII
mlngtOn Giants defeated the Rcd Sox
the Greenbnnk Negro aggregation OF
L GnorQf %
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
NICK ALLEN.

NICK ALLEN.
The Reds do not fear Brooklyn IN
the final pennant dash in the National
League. according 10 Nick Allen, the
Kansan, who Is helying Bill Harden
behind the bat. Nick says
'sThe Robins have been getting
some good pitching. but the rest OF
their ball club is not up TO cham
piOnship form. The team we are
worrying about is the Giants. II their
plthecrs get 10 going they'l be a
powerful club. Cincinnati has been
getting bad breaks IN the umpiring
an year II umpires- had given as
the same kind or decisions as the
other National League clubs get
we'd be fifteen or sixteen games
ahead Of our present percentage
Filler is coming back TO his old form
and when ne does we'll travel. Tic
felt The loss Of his sinner al frst, bul
now he's mixing up speed and ourNs
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
EAST END QUIPS

One OF the hardest-fought games
Van Burcn streets diamond was when
East End defeated the eBar Cats on
Saturday i3 to 9. The game went IA
innings.
Sam manager Of the East End,
caught his best. The Kid also got
nice single.
Patton. star twirler for the East
End. and the second Babe Ruth, got
a homer. triple, and two doubles. Not
so bad for a pitcher.
Krause. the shortest man on the
team, got two hits.
Agster. the second George Sisler.
got his two hits. Maybe the boy can't
hold down that old first bag.
Eckrich played second for East End
and got a couple OF hits. too. The
kid is getting better all the time.
Long, the star third baseman, got a
nice single. and didn't have an error
out OF four chances.
4 LWAnMf a nLNN NNANNA VI NiAN AHNAH"N
! End. played the game that was ex-
pected Of him. The boy got two hits.
Brumbley isn't so bad In center
field when It Games 10 pulling them
down
Steinle. the Md with the golden
hair. was in right field. Maybe he
can't play that position. How about
II, Bricky7
The way the East End team knock
ed that pitcher around was a shame
They got only AZ hits. The Bear Catl
drew only six of Of Patton.
Fellows let's get after that Liberty
team. Keep on them until they give
lus a challenge.
Score by innings: r. II. =
Ell End iO2OO22t20O003-i3 II
lB'r cts 2OOiOO3O3OOOO0-9 6
Batteries: East End, Patton and IT.
vim: Bear Cats. Russo and Ervan.
Those wishing Challenges from Eas
End should address any time, Eas
End Athletic Club. 1854 East Thir
teenth street. ----
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

Thomas Upton the Americas e,eash He
nN,ercd the rubber match.
But he is Grand old sportsman lie would ddr sail raee over
than a luke lie shoulda oitcner smiled
think fellow
well Americas mantiepicce;
1. he n
His sailors American "Haiers"
Burton good amateur skipper
a. He's something 10 light for In the future.
The Americas worth than four Million
This the hrtecnh series
oop handicapped from the
After maiden nNed him with Kiss
He used English the last three
TO- lie hut lacked wind at the finish
n. His 'concened' motor of
f. lie had Irish luck-wen he did
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
HEY, LIBERTY

Sport Editor Evening Journal.
Sir see by Saturdays Journal
hat Liberty A. G. say they won from
Victory stars by forfeit. To make a
long story short, Victory Stars won s
10 I.
As for Liberty getting - hits on
Townsend In ; innings, Townsed only
pltched 3 inings when Boyer took his
place. il This is the way Liberty
has won 81 strtlght games they ought
70 continue at that rate.
II they want another game, they
can have II next Saturday afternoon
at KiriZwood Park. It's up 10 Lib.
erty 10 got busy.
Respectfully,
OSIE WILLIAMS.
Mgr. Victory Stars
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Ge:,...MH1GR&NsM -
balls and getting the desired insults

balls and getting the desired insults"
CY RIGLER.
Bob Emslie. dean OF the National
League umpires, knows the rule book
better than the fellows who made IT,,
according 10 Cy Ngler. lie says.
Bob knows as much about the
rules as the rest OF the National
League umplres put together. - Is
a mystery that he wasn't consulted
last winter when they were making
changes. --. After the commission had
made the changes. Heydler asked
Emslie for his opinion. Bob told him
that two OF The new ruias were bad
the dead ball rule and tn one which
requires The umpire TO Judge whcth-
er a home run Is fair or foul from
/ where 10 passes ont Of sight. These
are The only two rules that have
been done away with so Far"
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
KFNNTTH WINS FEATURF.

Kenneth. Coweview Farm entry. ran
the feature race over the Elsmere
track Saturday afternoon. He trotied
the last heat In PIT -.
Dan Morgan won the fourth race
after dropping he first heat Do Peter
Ward. There was field OF four
starters. and the race was hotly con-
tested
Lillian Russell captured the frst
race from Director Wilkes and Jack
Fuller. Matt II. took the second event
in straight heats from four other con-
tenders.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Standing of the Teams
Parkside- -SlIverhrook.

parkside. Eleventh Ward. Keystone
and Southside-Eden came through
with wins in the All-Nilmingotn
League on Saturday. The champion
parkside OUTFIT found Sllverbrook a
hard proposition until the sixth in
ming when the Bradymen took the
lead by a two-run margin. The Brook
ers got their two runs in the second
inning
Russ" Smith. one OF the most pop
ular ball players in the city, had to
quit the game in the sixth inning be
cause OF illness and may be unable
10 play in the big game on Thursday
nicht.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
AM-WiImingtOn WaHOpS

saturdays lsrOv'Hayes. He again
won game. M
SATURDAYS near hero-Redding. He
nj a homer while Ninth Ward needed
seven more 10 win over Keystone
Morgan and Nltchie OF Eleventh
Ward and Jones and Jennings OF Key
stone piled UP r. hits only one pc
hind the total number made IN the
Neiehborhood-Elev Ward game.
silverbrook outhit the champions.
The champions out-scored the Brook
ers. Runs count In ball games these
days.
The Kevstone-Ninth Ward game
established a league record for hits
IN one game. The total was 81.
Perhaps Nelghborhood isn't asking
for sympathy. However, a team that
can play Is games, without winning
one is entitled TO commisseration at
least.
Hayes continues To horn IN with
fame for Parkslde; Some day soon ne
ought 10 be lamping EN- over In the
big show.
Strawbridge wus a humdinger be-
fore the Del Mars went 1ooey. With
Keystone he looks Ike the average
amateur. What's The answer1
Hedgeviile has been kept on the
map by Glven's ball tossers for 10
years. II Che Outft goes under ln
that Thursday night game tho natives
will say tho team never did represent
them. When you're winning you're
the cheese. but when you loose. good
night
Hey you Eleventh Warders, cut out
IN that Thursday night game.
NItohle established a league recorc
by lambasting ths Pill Ave times IN
~ many times UP. A triple and a
double were among his collections
He played tho field Instead OF pitching
He'll perform In that role on Thurs
day night.
Ward OF ParksIde and MaIioy ol
Eleventh Ward each had n strikeouts
Thursday night, en- Suppose Il hai
occurred 10 you Parkside fans tha
your old bail team has not lost gam
sinos May OF last year, before tho out
it re-entered the league, II theri
IS RBoiher bali team in this cBuntrl
that has a record fhe equal OF hl
Wilmington champs we haven't lfear,
OF II. .-
Eleventh Ward hasn't lost a bal
Il gHTn0 oct Df ~ glaFts TfratS righi
that's ball playing toe.
send in your gossip boys,
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
American Iennnn.
rnACK PRACTICE non DEFIANCE.

The Defiance track and field team
will hold a practice workout tomor-
row night az the Third and Adams
street grounds. All mfmhcrs N tho
association who desire places on the
team, are requested 20 be out. The
following men are urgently requested
10 report: Walsh. August. Hession
Lohman. France Kid Baltimore
Chalmers. Worrall Crughion, Riley
and Kelley.
The meet Is being held In preparation
FOR the Wilmington Community Ser.
vice meet 10 be held on Labor Day.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

4: by Malloy, Il. Left on bases
Eleventh Ward. 3; Neighborhood. 8.
Stolen bases-Flynn, Malloy. Nitchie.
Sacrifice hit-Lutz. Sacrifice fly
Lutz. Base on balls-Onf Pasquale,
3: OF Malloy, 4. Wild pitches-Pas-
quale, T. Passed balls-A. Duncan, 4
Bukowski. 2 Time Of game, hr.,
50 min. Umpire-Glynn.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
THESE WANT GAMES

Eleventh Ward Yanigans. William
llmlon, manager, 20i Firth avenue.
parkside. Jrs.. W. Rein, manager,
900 Spruce street
Rose Hnl. n. Banner manager. r. p.
ID. No 4. New Castle.
Third Ward Jrs. William Chalmers,
manager, 3Oi Madison street.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
DEFIANCE

~ sC0HE BY INNINGS
southsite-Eden o. I 2000000 *
= Earned runs-Eden, 3; Defiance, 1.
TsVo-base hits - Jackson. Collins
0,JInn. Walsh. Struck out-By Jack
som 5; by Walsh. 8. Stolen bases
Wriqht 2: Gallagher, ?; MoNin, l.
vii by pitched bal-Davis. Base on
baiIs-Off Jackson. 2; on WALSH J.
Time Of game-i hr. - min. um-
pire-Chsrles ONein.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
rTTRTS WTTH GIANTS

VCTORIA-Harry Morton is show
ing stun for Victoria. lie has a
string OF IS victories. The Giants
are doing some correspondence with
tho phenOm pitcher.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDs
FOR THE LAST WEEK

The following Is the record Of the
teams in both leagues during the
week, showing the number Of games
won and lost, runs, hits errons. men
left on bases and opponents runs
National League.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
KENTMFRE TO PLAY BLACK sOx.

Kantnere A. G. defeated Now Cas-
To Reserves on Saturday is 10 ..
Kentmore VIII limo up against the
Black Sox at the Rockford tower at
$50 tonight. A fast game is ex-
pected.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Il IOE REaDy9

ClEVELAND-Will uae one-dme
Smoky Joe Wood come back 10 form
20 help the Indians baltic In he anal
dash His arm, under careful uurs-
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
league LEADERS
REFUSE TO SKIP
Parksideand Eleventh Ward
Going Like House on
Fire
KEYSTONERS
ARE TRAILING

ION every Monday during the re-
mainder OF the present baseball sea-
son The Evening Journal will print
box scores on games Of the All-Wil-
mingtOn League, as well as comment
on the games. Any communication
or game gossip in the interest OF the
league will be welcomed by the Sports
EditOr)
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Eleventh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Eleventh Ward fOund NcIEIIDOIuuuu
az soft as usual hitting Pasquale for
10 hits, with total Of as many runs.
Nitche drew five hits, including a
triple and a double. Morgan drew
a duartette. one being triple. Nal
10y famed a men.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
SIIVERHR0OK

Earned runs -Parkside, g. Silver
brook. .. TwO-base hits-Ewing and
Black. Three-base hit--PattOn. Struck
out-By Ward, IL; by Ewing, G. Dou-
BILE Underwood 20 Wolfe. Left
on bases-Parkside. 6: Silverbrook, Z.
stolen bases-C. Smith, 4; Wolfe, ?;
Patton. 4: Glenn, 4. sacrifice hits
G. smith. Underwood. r. Smith. Hit
by pitched bale. Smith. Base on
balls-On Ward, 3. Time OF game-
> hrs, 70 min. Umpire-Shawback.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
nnnE SILL AT Ii

PHILADELPHIA-The phils miss
the fielding Of Dode Paskert In center
lneld. Balls Dode used 10 catch In his
pocket go for hits now. He's 80, but
stlll ranks among the best
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
EMIn.ATEs SPEAKER

CLEVELAND Charley Jameson
the youngster who has been keeping
veteran Jack Graney on the bench
most Of the season, covers as much
ground as speaker. They're some
L
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
pEnnI.ER 10 pEnAI-

CHICAGO-From peddling milk 10
pedaling bicycles In the Olympic Is
he unique record OF Ernest kockler
of this city. He trained on a milk
route.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
nIcHINc nII.lIIns

WASHINGTON-Clark Grif1ih haz
been buying up soni0 minor league
ball players but none OF them sllck
out Ike hoaroats Maybe hes on me
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Keystone-Ninih Ward

Keystone smashed Ninth Wards de-
fense tn the opening round by piling
up eight runs and for the remaining
eight innings drifted along. Jones led
with four hits Redding hit for the
circuit.
Score.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
''' ELEVENTH WARD
80 scninIEl - rNNINns

Ne,ehborbood 60Ooi0Oos-4
Eleventh Wand o ? o 3 2 x-i2
Earned runs--NeighborhOod, 2; Eley-
enth Ward, 7. TWo-base hits-Nitcnie
and smith. T91ree-base hits-Nitchie
and Morgan. Struck out-by Pasquale'
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
c.,,,I,,,Io rden- -neOnnce

Eden scored enough In the FIRST two
innings to defeat Defiance. Ihe west
siders put their only two tallles over
in the eighth inning.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

Don't stay at homo and wish you
could take that trip. Just use Tho
Wants and sublet your apartment
furnished, and 90 wdthout a care
In the worid.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
KEYSTONE

Ills on Tressier, n in nine innings; ;
or Strawbrldge, a in innings; on
Haggerty, q in five innings. Earned
Keystone. 81; Ninth Ward, D.
Two-base -RheinhOlz, STEINER,
Jennings. Winters, Jones. Three-Dase
hit-Jennings. HOme-run - Reddlng.
struck out-.By Haggerty, s IN I'VE
innings: Strawbridge, 4; Tressler, 8.
Double play-Winters TO Coyle to jen-
nings. Time Of game-2.20. Umpire
Williams.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
EASrON TRIMS DENTON.

EASTON. Nd. Aug. 2-Easton de-
fcated Denton at Federal Park. 8 10 3.
Tho battery work OF both teams was
cilt-odge Mallonee. for Easlon. struck
] out Q men. and Johnson. for Denton.
n Neal. for Easton, featured at bat.
Sccre:
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Amcrlenn Lea

Athletics at 81 Louis.
. New York at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
ALL-MILMINGTON LEAGUE
nrsnlls

HcSultS
Parkside, ,; Sliverbrook. ..
Eleventh Ward. ~ NeighbOrhoOd. 4,
Keystone. i6; Ninth Ward. s.
Soulhside-Eden, 3; Defiance, ?
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

'5f0Hss 10 rent Cor summer months
hundreds are looking for Just the
house you have To- rent-teii them
.abouk a. IA a XEant Ad today1-.Ads,
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
American League
SCHEDULE ron TODAY.
National League

Chicago at Philadelphia.
pillshurg at Boston
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02

lWo-ndse nllH-Nedl. OF tdrlun. < .
Allaband. Denton. T. Base on balls
or Mallonee. 2; on Johnson. 8. stolen
basos-Easton. 3. Ifft on bases-Eas-
ton. 6: Denton. g. Umnires-Walls for
Easton, and Dukes for Denton.
Evening journal., 1920-08-02
Totals

Totals ssfs6jfRs BY Issisos 4 4 = % ?
srssnBsnf ss'sslBM < 80 =. :. sYStSSiSEi
DUPONT .-trrt ,.r.s- 80 -..----,
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purses tan shoes. -, Il. new 7-y.ar boys new
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1918 BUICK TOURING.
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Guaranteed condition. new top.
1917 BUICK TOURING. $50
Running shave; needs 0verhauIing.
1918 FORD TOURING. AS
$3.50 cash. balance monthly.
1917 FORD TOURING ...........S7J
$3.50 cash. balance monthly.
1917 MAXWELL TOURING. $50
$3.50 cash. balance monthly.
1917 CHEVROLET TOURING. .375
$3.50 cash. balance monthly.
1917 FRANKLIN ROADSTER. -. $50
$500 cash. balance monthly.
1915 DODGE TOURING. $50
$500 cash, balance monthly
1915 OVERLAND TOURING. .... $50
500 cash, balance monthly
WE WILL BUY YOUR USED CAR FOB
CASH MONEY.
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OAKLAND q. 1915 will sell for quick eaIe for
$500 cash. no less: a bargain: owner leaving
city Sunday. Winter and summer top. Appi1
evenings s 10 g. a ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-14

JUST REBUILT, IH-ton Auto
car; pneumatic tires; excellent
condition; immediate cash sale.
S4o5. Main 1885. 16*
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OFFICE EQTifME:. It

II you want "a saw money IN nj,
kinds Of "fiic- -. y .n-s. .qaippsat
supplies. etc. see - - Cccc We are
not dealers. bat al. setting out diHp
To change in b,is ness nave n
great variety of equ'r:,.:t ~ any 81
our four floors o: OFF, <i.ar". inrind.
ing: Files, desks tvp.wr'er> Sic
fsfing machines. dup.i,ator. tGi,ses
adding mschin-. time clock fans avn
inzs and several dozen ot.-- -.ms:
come in and s"r what W. have. Fitch
cock bldg, 9Th and I: SITS. Open ta,.,
9 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-14

observation-disclosures bargain. Call evenings.
North 1853. IA
WILLYS-KNIGHT, late 1919 touring; 7-passen-
at
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FORD light delivery. panel body; in Al condi-
tion: cheap. 1884 14th st. NV. Phone Col