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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
CINCINNATI WINS
FROM BROOKLYN
Giants Defeat St. Louis, Boston
Loses TO Chicago; Pittsburg
Beats Phillies.

In the fight for premier position IN the
National League Cincinnati took the hrst
game of the series with Brooklyn, to
q The Reds secured three runs IN the
first inning and held the lead throughout
the game. Marquard was knocked out
al the box in the sixth and Reuther also
was hit hard but was backed by brilliant
s1nnort. The Dodgers released Dug
Raird 10 New York by the waiver rout-
In smuggling spree the New York Chants
defeated st. Louis s to | in the first game
after their return to their home held :
Barnes pitched fine game and held the
Cardinals to ) hits while the Giant bats
men batted four pitchers Tor IL hlts. Lew
NrCartv appeared at the game In a 81.
LOUIS uniform having been sold to them
by McGraw on Saturday. Chicago took
their fifth straight game on the Boston
field Yesterday in listless game by the
score 10 TO > PittSburg won the opening
gan,e with the Pills to after they
Hammered the Phils' star twirler, Meadows
for \ hits. The score was to the runs
ON both sides being earned runs.
In the American League Washington
and Cleveland split a double-header
Washington took the second game by the
n,,cruhelming score 10 to q. The first game
was a real battle going to the Indians J
10 Washington tied the score in the ninth
hui a single by :. Neil, Burns sacrifice
and Chapman single drove over the
winning run in the Indians half of the
inning. Faber pitched excellent ball fol
chicago and held the Tigers to hits and
struck out nine men. Chicago took the
eamc 3 To l. In an exhibition game the
Rnston Red Sox defeated the Parkesbure
iron Company team at Parkesburg 2 to 0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
YACHT RESOLUTE
WILL BE DISMANTLED

New York. July 2S.-Resolute, which
decisively defeated Sir Thomas Upton
Shamrock " in the deciding yacht race
in defense of the America Cup yester-
day probably will not run another race,
said H. deb Parsons, member OF the
race committee of the News York Yacht
Club TODAY. The defender, which cost
thousands of dollars, will be taken to a
shin ward at City Island and then proceed
to Bristol, r l., where she will be dis
mantled at the Herreshoff yards.
There will be no special celebratlon
of Resolutes victory by the New York
Yacht Club Yachtsmen today highly
praised the handling of Resolute by
Charles Francis Adams I'd, in all the
races off Sandy Hook His handling OF
the sloop in the fiuky winds was declared
to be nearly faultless.
The Resolute'S crew of p Norweglans,
seven Swedes and one Dane-all Ameri-
can citizens also came in for unstlnted
praise. Captain Chris Christensen, the
sailing master won the last yacht race
against the Shamrock III in 1903.
Sir Thomas Upton, who hid his bitter
disappointment behind his cordial con
pratulations To the Resolute and hel
crew. saving that the better boat won
will soon leave for visit to Canada
He will issue another challenge IN 1872
and will name the challenger Shamrock
Y.
The big green sloop probably will be
lowed up the Hudson within few days
and anchored to allow visitors chance
To inspect her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28

Private G. X. Wurst Of New Jersey Wins
Signal HonOrs.

Quantico, Va, July 2S.-The palm for
being the most soldierly maine OF less
than one years service was. awarded TO
Private G. x. Wurst at a special Inspcc-
ton held at the barracks here. Wurst
halls from Elizabeth, N. j., he enlisted
at New Orleans on May 25 and Is an
MISUNDERSTANDING in the steam engineer
ing school of the Marine Corps Institute.
He is only five feet four inches tall,
weighing 1l9 pounds, but Brighten.
Smcdley ID. Butler, commanding the
devil dogs here, picked him out from the
battalion with scarcely an instants
hesitation as meriting honors for his
soldierly bearing and appearance.
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WIN CHAMPIONSHIP.
Sales Record. du Pont Team, Win Game
From Chemicals and Take Cup.

Taking last nights game from the
Chemical Company's team, the Sales
Record copied the championship OF the
Girls "B'f League of the du Pont Com
PAM. The score was IL to 6. The Sales
Record team has not lost game this
wear but still has one more TO play before
they can boast of a perfect season and a
record that no big league team has ever
eoualled. II is estimated that more than
900 fans witnessed the game. The
score by innings:
Sales Record ..... U 3 5 XII
Chemical Co. .... o U / u D
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BIG BASEBALL BATTLE.
81. Hedwig's Meets St. Mary's al Harlan
Field This Evening.

What promises to be one of the big
gest baseball battles of the season will take
place this evening at Harlan Field, when
the St Hedwig's team, leaders of the
Catholic Twilight League, will lineup
against St. Mary's. These teams have met
three times during the present season, and
on two occasions the result was tie; the
other game was 80 victory for st.
Marys.
The west siders will no doubt use their
strongest lineup and Malloy and Pen
mock will be their battery. II is not known
whether Burke or Hayes will start for St.
Mays, but the rest Of the lineup will be:
TAYLOR, c.: Underwood, S.; Collins, Id.
August, 2b; McNiff, 3b. Boyle, August,
Dorion, Hayes and Dugan In the out
field. Bob" Cunningham will oficiate
and will call the game at 6 o clock.
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SALES RECORD WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP
Tri mphed in "B" League of the
du Pont Girls Baseball Clubs,
Defeating Chemical.

Sales Record copied the championship
of the Girls II" League Of the du Font
County Club baseball eries last evening
st the club grounds when they triumphed
over the Chemical Co. aggregation, III
10 6.
Miss Hughes. Of the Chemical Go.
pitched a fast ball during the first four
innings. with Miss Dougherty rocoivlng
IN splendid shape, when they changed
about for the remainder OF the game.
Miss Lcary for the Chemical Co, PLAYED
an exceptionally good game.
The Sales Record team was little
slow IN getting underway, allowing the
Chemical Co. TO get two runs ahead OF
them In the second inning, but they soon
rot on their toes and showed their usual
good form. Miss r. Elsenbray, the
stwhiz" pitcher of the Sales Record,
maintained her wonderful record as IN
previous games. keeping the Chemical
| Co. down 20 a very few hlts. MISS
Oakes, the Sales Record regular center
fielder who played the catcher's position
70 a great advantage in the absence OF
Miss McCaughan. the regular catcher
was perfect and lnvincibe. Miss Key
nolds at first base also substituting there.
acquired credit and played fast game.
Miss Isarv. brought IN several runs by
her heavy hitting.
Both teams played with nine players.
instead of 10. Chemical Co. being short
| and borrowing Miss Leary of the "A
League. Sales Record played with three
Of their own substitutes IN the game
/ However both teams knew baseball from
/ A 70 2 and afforded very exciting game
! TO the finish A crowd of more than d
thousand spectators witnessed the game
Sales Record has to date won five
straight games, with total Of s. runs
| for the ) games. with total OF IA scored
against them by their opponents. Score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
CRAFTSMANSHIP TITLE
Of WORLD At STAKE
Olympic Shooting Events Begin
Today, With Two Teams
From America.
By Associated Press 10 Every Evening

Antwerp. July 28.-The Workmanship
title of the world was at stake IN the
Olympic target shooting events beginning
todsy at the Belgian army range at Camp
Beverloo. about thirty miles from Ant
werp in the direction OF the German
frontier
The best army and civilian sharp
shooters with army rifles. pistols and
carbines, drawn from all corners OF the
earth, competed with their chosen weap-
ons. The American army rifle WIS repre-
sented by two teams, the American and
Belgian. The latter decided that the
United States army was the best IN the
world and secured permission IT om the
War Department at Washington to use
it.
The American team has strong hopes
of winning the meet, In which sixteen
nations are entered The events Will con-
tinue until August 4.
Americans failed to obtain a place
Yesterday in the individual events IN the
running deer competition at the artillery
range here In the single shot event
Otto Oleson, of Norway, was first
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
EX-SLAvE DISTRIBUTES
FORTUNE AMONG CHILDREN

Topeka. Hans. July 2S-George W.
Jones. well-to-do Negro of Jefferson
county, where ne has lived for So years,
recently distributed some Of his estate
among his ten children. He sent them a
check for $1,000 each. Three of MS
children live in Topeka. Jones was BON a
slave IN Montgomery county, KY, In
lS45. When the Emancipation Proclama-
ton freed the slaves, he was owned by a
Platt county, Mo, farmer. A year later
he went 70 jefferson county, Kansas and
took up homestead. He is consideled
one Of the successful farmers Of the county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
LA SALE LEAGUE.
Playing Games Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday Nights,

Games are being played regularly IN the
La Sale Twilight League, every MONDAY,
Wednesday and Friday evenings az
Christiana Park, Fourth and Church
streets, and large crowds are always
present President Grimes has called .
meeting this Sunday afternoon at :; =
o'clock at the Christiana pavilion, and al
managers and captains of their respective
teams are TO report for conference.
The Kittens have been greatly Strength
ened by the acquisition of Harry Megary
from the Lions, whom Manager Faliers
let go through the waiver route. Joe
("Hawk') O'Neil, the l3-year-old pitcher
of the Mice, held the hard hitting Mt
tens TO five hits on Monday night. In
addition to this he collected three HITS
himself. This boy has the marks oil a
conner. Kauss twirled beautiful game
for the Lions against the Kats on FRIDAY
night, but costly errors by his team
mates lost the game. Hap" Sheehy IS
playing baDg-up game at short Tor the
Kittens.
The standing Of the league is as follows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
Shoot at Betterton.

The fourth annual trapshooting tourna-
ment of the Betterton Gun Club will be
held at Betterton Md, Thursday and
Friday, July 20 and 80. -Four hundred
dollars added in cash and prizes will be
awarded. First day calls for $50 16-yard
targets and the second for 100 targets.
Three trophies valued at s25 each will be
awarded on the fixed class system on $50
I6-vard targets, both days-three classes
high gun in each class to receive the
trophy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
Fail 10 Agree on Play-OH.

Officials OF the Wilmington League
and managers Of theParkside and Eleventh
Ward baseball teams were unable to fix q
date for the postponed games OF last Sat
urday at meeting last night. Another
meeting wiil be held Friday evening when,
II is thought, place will be agreed upon
20 play of the tie The Silverbrook-Neigh-
borhood game, scheduled for this evening,
has been called of because of inability to
secure permit to play on the grounds at
Second and du Point streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
TWO GOOD POOL GAMES.

Two good games were played last night
in the champion pool tournament at
Grady's, Eighth and Orange streets.
In the first game Mister defeated Tatlow
100 to "a when good squirt ended game
that had been close throughout
In the second game Lynch managed
to defeat Houston after the latter had at
one time lead at 50 to As.
Mister and Hall will play tonight at
o o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
SCALP LORRAINE TEAM


The Krehs Company team of Newport
Ief, Wilmington last night with the scalp
~ the Lorraine team hanging at their
belt. They took seven inning fTacas
from Lorraine by the score OF to D..
T,nsman. for the visitors. struck out FIVE
men while Price, pitching for Lorraine,
only succeeded in making one batter ian
the arr. The visitors got their only tally
m the first when Hanna singled, Iinsman
sacrificed and Stewart doubled over the
short right field fence. The score by
innings
Lorraine --..-..
krebs Co. / U U U u
Two-base blt, Slaughter, Stewart,
Scott. Thrce-base hit, A. Ruth. Bases
on balls, off Price, !: of TInsman. 3
Struck out, by Price, /; by 1lnsman,
). Double play, Mclaughlin to Pat
,erson. Sacrifice hits, TInsman, ?; Gil
bert. Scott Umpire. Scarborough. Stolen
bases, Speakman, 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
NAVY ATHLETES PRACTICE.

On Board Z. s : Frederick, July Is
0By Wireless 1.-The navy athletes en-
route to Antwerp are keeping up hard
practice on the quarter deck. Crews,
wrestlers, boxers, fencers and runners
arc exercising twice daily.
The Frederick. which has aboard l0i
athletes and coaches of the navy Olyn-
pic party, is l45 miles ahead of the
Princess Matoika, carrying the other
Olympic teams.
Radio messages to the athletes have
been received from Secretary Daniels
and Rear Admiral Coontz.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
VATICAN GETS PROTEST
ON MANNiX UTTERANCES
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Rome, July 27-Strong circumstances
from Australia on the utterances IN the
United States of Archbishop Mannix
have been received by the Vatican. The
protests state that the archbishop
assertions do not represent the feeling
prevalent in Australia and ask that some
tangible publp declaration be made In
oreder to protect the loyalty OF the large
majority of the Australian population.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
Harlan Giants Win, IL TO 8.

Harlan Giants defeated the Liberty A.
4 bv the score, II to s. Liberty won "a
consecutive games before they fell before
tbe onslaught OF the Giants last night
Tonight the Giants play the Black Sox
AZ Harlan Field for the colored cham
n,onship az the State. The game will be
called at 5.l5 sharp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
PLEADS FOR FAIR TRIAL
FOR INDUSTRIAL fD ri

By Associatad Press % Every Esr1.ar
Topeka Kan July - s pica s. >
that organize 81 rgvcthc Kars1 ...r
If industrial Relations laV fair
before CONCERNING u Was mad' ar -,
letter sent out to-day hy 8 !. firuuf
81 Atchison. Kansas. an orRanit'-
American Federation ~ lafSr
men m Kansas
Mr. Flemming poinied ru' 'f.'
decisions already handed dpE
court gave tho rmployes an
wages
Before the lab1rHg NOR
Join IN tho clarnor ~ srur
leaders against the industrial
should take The trouble % Irf
better. the letter read
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
CIRCUS OWNER UTILITIES
GOVERNMENT CROP REPORTS
By Associated Press to Every Evening

BY NsouNAdtttI iNSs 70 II TT , =. o
Washington, July 2S.-A circus owner,
whose crop of dollars was not materializ-
ing, recently made unique use of the gov
ernments crop reports to stimulate
glowlh of his earnings He had been eN-
hibiting where farm crops were poor and
was losing hundreds of dollars daily, he
told officials of the bureau OF crop esti-
mates Of the Department OF Agriculture,
when he called for advice. He learned
what part of the United STATES bad good
crops and moved his circus to the more
prosperous regions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
UNION CHURCH WINS.
Defeated Newspaper Team Last Night
by Score of Ia tol.

The Union baseball team of the Church
League defeated the Every Evening
Star team of the Industrial League last
night at Washington Heights. The
features of the game were the pitching
of GRAY for Union, having famed Is men
in 7 innings. and the batting OF Thompson,
Kelley, Jones and Stewart.
On Thursday Union will meet the
Elsmere nine OF the Suburban League
at Elsmere Union men are urged 10
make the o'clock car from Sixth and
Market. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28

Earned runs-LaureI, z, Sea1ord, ..
Bases On balls-Of Oliphant, |; of
Holt. 4. Left on bases-Iaurel, 10;
Seaford. G. First base on errors
Laurel. 5: Seaford, 3. Two-base hits
Dixon, Tobin, 2 Passed ball-Shipley
Hit BY pitched ball-By Holt, fCarmine
and Oliphantl. Umpircs -F1eetwood and
Thompson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
GAMES TODAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pft<shure At Philadelphia 2 games
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago att Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland
Washington at Detroit.
New York st st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
LAUREL DEFEATS
STAFFORD, Il To z
Old Time Rivals in Diamond Con
test; Score Much One
Sided.

Laurel, Del. July 2S.-The home team
won yesterdays battle of baseball with
their ancient rivals, Seaford. for the dia-
mond honors to the tune II to 2. Only
in the first inning did the visitors show
any signs of being dangerous and at all
other times were outplayed. The Laurel
boys got TO Hollis slants for III hits
while Oliphant held the visitors to three
singles and struck out IL men. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28

The Levy Court, yesterday afternoon,
increased from So to IS per day the
allowance for rooms rented for register
ing voters and holding elections.
1t also instructed the rural lax oollee,,
tors TO allow per cent rebate on school
taxes paid in August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
nrttsburg. :; Philadelphia. /
New York s. II. Louis. !.
Cincinnati ): Brooklyn, s.
Chicago 10; Boston, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. ). Washington. !.
Washington. 10; Cleveland, I'd game.
Chicago, 5; Detroit, J.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
ST. Ann Brownson Game.

The Catholic League baseball game
scheduled between St, AIMS and Brown
son, to be played at Rockford Tower, this
evening, has been postponed until next
week, due to the inability of the clubs TO
secure grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
EVERY EvENING-STAR

Two-base hits-Sweeney, Thompson.
Three-base hits-Stewart, Swain, Kelley,
Thompson. Home run-Jones. Struck
out-By Gray, 10: by Stewart, 6. Bases
on balls-Of Stewart, 3. Hit by pitched
ball-SteWart, /.
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Schedule Tor the Week
Friday, July 30-Kats VS.. Mice.
Monday, August 2-Lions vs. Kittens
Wednesday, Aug 4-Kittens VS.. kats
Friday, August 6--Mice VS.. Lions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-28
KENT AND SUSSEX
FAIR HORSE RACES
First Days Events on Harrington
Track Were Spirited and In
teresting Throughout.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Harrington, july 2S.-The races at the
opening day of the Kent and Sussex FaIr
were most interesting. as seen by the
number of entries, the first race having
thirteen horses to enter. The entries are
from many States, showing the interest
manifested in the new project. Liberal
purses were also offered.
Following were the results OF the races
Yesterday afternoon:
2.23 TRoT PURSE, 1850.
Peewee (Msbrey, Goshen, n. - i 1
Signola walker, Belhaven, Va. 4
Alice @. Forbes Lingo, Cam
den, n. j. .............:.. IL D
Lady Miltondale little, Baiti-
more, Md ........ 3 8
WILDER the Great Britt Auto
Sales. Norfolk, Va .... 5 3
Romanoft w. II. Richardson,
Salisbury, Md ........ ;
Irish Cobler bull. Norfolk. Va 10 Z
Frank White Newton, Wood
stone, \. j. ....... 10
Roslyn Mckinney Ucary, Jr.,
West Chester, Pa ..--.... 10 ii
Lady Shawby (Mabrey, Goshen,
\. l.) ......... -.......-..
Niger Boy Brown, Snow Hill,
Md .................l 10 II IL
Ny Sweet Pick (Fahey, Will
mington, Dell ..l Is IL 8
DR.. Long Whitehall Farm,
Lynchburg, Va ..........l Il Dis.
Time)-21914, 219A, 2I9A
SPECIAL 2.25 TRoT, PURSE, $500.
Colquet i. NJ. Harrington, Eel
ton, Dell ................
/ Captain Clay M. P. Newton,
Woodstown, y. j. ......... 2
Pearl Light (R. 5. Mitchell,
| Aberdeen, Md ......-.. )
Whipcord "A. Hooper Pine
hurst, \. c. ........... 4
Time-22314, 2.224, 2.2414
! go PACE. PURSE, $500.
Ned L w B. Austin, Whining
ton. Dell ................
| Dick March C. T. Satterfeld,
St Georges, DELI .....-....
| Doc Nutwood ID. c. Armstrong,
Pocomoke City, Md ........ 5
]. Direct (E. II. Johnson. Do
yer, Dell ................ 3
Strathend Clayton B LSaylor,
| Pottstown. Pa ...: .......
Hallfast Whitehall Farm Lynch
burg, Va ............ DIS d.
Time-2.l6l5, 2.17la, 2lS.
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Lumber Mems Luncheon.

The Wilmington Lumber Dealers Asso-
citation gave a luncheon on the hotel
du Point today.
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ST. AIMS DEFEATS ST. MARY's.
Loser had Contest Saved up Until Sixth
Inning

St AIMS took the long end of the 8 to z
score in the game last evening with St.
Mary's ID the Twilight league. St. Mary S
got a four-run lead in the first frame an
kept the advantage until the sixth when
St AIMS piled-up FIVE counters. Each
club counted one in the seventh inning.
Score by innings:
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MARSHALLTON LOST.
Baseball Game to ST. Paurs by Score Of
4 10

Marshallton lost to St. Paul's M. Z.
last evening in game play at Marshall
ton, score: to 2 The game was well
played and Hughes and Strawbridge both
did some good twirling. Score by innings
r. H. +.
St Pauls . O / O 2 x4
Maishallton $780, ! DO O % 4 5
Batteries A. Strawbridge and Duffy
Hughes and Jones
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You try an Every Evening want adv
The Harrison times., 1920-03-20
ESSENTIALS LISTED
FOR STOCK RAISERS
Means Outlined for Bringing
Down High Cost Of Meat.
eneciaIists of United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture Give Some
Of Most Essential Items
in Raising Cattle.

General improvement in the type ana
orolity of beef animals the country
over is one Of the means urged by the
limited States department Of agrcuI-
trro for bringing down the high cost
of meat 70 the consumer and, at the
same time, increasing the profit Of the
nroducor Some Of the most essential
items in growing beef on the farm,
sncclallsts Of the department say are:
Plenty Of pasture and feed,
The right kind Of cows-those that
will produce good calves regularly
A good purcbrcd registered bull
one that will sire good calves persist
emily
A large calf crop, This means that
on cows shall drop calves and that
tbo calves shall be properly cared for
at birth
propcr care Of the breeding herd
and the calves
Selection Of good hcIror calves TO
renlaco old or moror cows,
Prevention Of disease among ihe
breeding herd and the younger stock
shelter sufficient to protect the cat
to from both severe cold and c%-
uemcIy hot weather.
A practical knowledge of tattenns
cattle for market
Marketing to advantage,
qnorc rs u Farmers Bulletin, No,
,n79 on growing beef ON the farm
thpt may be haG free on application
ia inc division Of publications. United
stnlcs department Of agriculture