davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
BIGLEAGUE STUFF

The Robins were tumbled out Of
first place. They took a double trim
ming by the Cardinals 60 and ii.
Doak and Schupp were the winning
twirlers
Recruit Napier won his second game
in the National League company and
put the Reds back on the top. The
champions punched their hits In the
third for six runs. Score Cincinnati
s: Boston. 2
The Idle Yankees found themselves
nearer first place when Boston shuiout
the White Sox s 10 o. Jones held The
Sox 10 five hits, and won his NTH
game from them this season.
Tho Pirates handed the Giants a
double Jolt l-2 and 81 Had IL been
reversed the Giants would have been
leading the league Ponder allowed
only three hits in the night cap.
The Indians crept up by slugging
the Senator pitchers for fifteen hits.
Score Cleveland. 8: Washington. 2.
Heilman and Jones led the Tigers
in their free for all hitting which
scored a Q TO ) victory over Philadel-
phia.
The Cubs punched hits won from
Philadelphia, Z 10 ?.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
II 81

Billy Miske won't be set-up for
Jack Dempsey on Labor Day lie
SAYS.
Like most fans believed that
Miske would be easy for Dempsey be-
fore I watched him workout In his
training camp. After seeing him go
I've changed my mind lie Is as big
physically as the champion. lie Is
fast and seems 90 have plenty OF
power behind his punches and an the
Time he seems 10 know just what he
il doing and The reason for 10. THIS
Is rare thing for heaVywciehis.
They usually box or move instructive
Is. While, In my opinion. the chani-
pi0n will win. ! certainly do not look
FOR him 10 be an easy winner
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
TEXAS SHUTS OUT
WORTH STEEL BOYS

The Texas Company baseball team
defeated Worth Steel Company on
Saturday 5.to o.
Ted" Dawson. the Texas mainsiay
In The box. pitched wonderful ball,
allowing the Steel men but one hit.
which was secured after one man
was down IN the ninth.
The fourth inning was the only
ne IN which Worth steel looked
dangerous. This inning opened with
FRYE up. he reached FIRST on an error
hy Peters Kulp walked. Dawson
then settled and struck out White
after which ne walked Watkins. nll-
Ing the bases with but one out. Jan
nison and Challenger, the next two
men were easy for Dawson.
The score.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
WISE DENIES HITS;
TEAMS PLAY TIE

The Seventh Ward baseball cham
pionship Is as yet undecided. With
one game each 10 their credit ST. Ann
and Highland tried again for the honor
and had 10 quit after playing TO a I
inning Tie, 90.
The game was a pitchers duel BE-
tween Mc0onigal OF s.. AIMS and
Wise for Highland.
The next game Of the series will
be played at Rockford Tower, Thurs
day evening.
Tomorrow evening the 81. Ann team
viii play the St Thomas nine. In
a regular game at the Tower diamond
81 AIMS
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
DEFIANCE rs. sT. HEDWIG.

Defiance, OF the All-Wilmington
League. will oppose the st. Hodwig's
team, Of the Catholic Twilight League,
this evening at the Conrad street
grounds. The game is scheduled to
start promptly az 6 O'Clock.
Eleventh Ward was scheduled TO
play Defiance this evening, according
TO the arrangement OF President
Walsh al 'hr Wilmington Lelgue
meeting last Friday night. but at that
time Manager McDonough overlooked
the already scheduled game with 81.
Hedwigs.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
nROOKLYN GIANTs MANT GAME.

cOutn Brooklyn Giants are without
a game for next Saturday and would
like 10 hear from any team needing a
came. Address Manager Samuel
Haig pusey q Jones Company. The
Harlan Giants and South Brooklyn
evening. at the Butt0nwoOd grounds.
The lineup will be: Scott. ib; stokes,
2b; Lewis, SIS; Salisbury. 30
CLANCY, C; Gaze, RI; Smith. lf; VIII
liams. cf: Haig, p; johnson, p.
Smallwo0d. utility man. This team
would like a chance at the All-Stars.
% New Castle.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
rAIR PULSES ron ATHLETES.

Athletes who have entered IneIr
names for .ne state championship
meet. 10 be held under the direction
of the Community Service, must ap-
p,y 10 Henry g. Ray. Of the Commu-
nlty Service, before Saturday, for
nasses 10 the state Fair grounds on
ihe day Of the meet. Many entries
have already been received.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
NINTH WARD VS.. NEIGHpORHOOD.

There will be a twilight game in the
All-WilmIngiOn League on Thursday
evening al Second and dupont streets,
between the Ninth Ward and the
promptly at o'clock. Umpire An
drew has been assigned for this game
Evening journal., 1920-08-31

a week before the public can knock
You for a goal or lift you up.
50 II YOU would be a hero quick
try baseball But there's more money
in-bOXing-if you can stand The gl1
A CHAMPIONSHIP?
What does it mean? How much Is
10 worth 10 the pOssessOr7 Doesn't 10
spell happiness
n can truly be said that a title in
the boxing game doesn't bring happi-
ness.
No sooner fs a crown won than the
public weighs The new stranger on
lhe sensitive and ever-changing scales
OF popular opinion. 10 goes into his
past. 10 sizes him up as ne is now
Not content with this Il maps out his
future dcstinies.
A new circle Of friends soon sur
round him. Some OF these are genu-
me Most OF them are Of The morning.
glory variety
Also there are the wolves who bari
at every move the champion makes
/ They wonder In ne Is he goods Thel
doubt II he is on the level. The,
/ criticize him IL he doesn't deiend hil
title. They pan him for boxing con
tenders. considered easy marks.
n he gels big purses the publil
/ howls It's disapproval. II he doesn'
get big MONEY they say he Is beinl
poorly manascd.
Yet a world title Is the goal o
/ them ALL 10 is The key 10 the bi
money. 10 can demand yellow gol
i'm advance. 10 can dictate term;
times and places.
Look them over-Dempsey, Wilson
Briiton, Leonard kilbane. Wilde-a
OF these are either rich or well o
the road.
Yet a title lasls but a short tim,
Another soon comes along TO lift ]
Titles. like time. are tleeting The
bring in The coin-but not happiness
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
a GIRLIES COME
THROUGH WITH WIN

Traiilc- Engineering defeated Admin
istrauve, "a 10 3, In Girls dupont
League game last night.
Miss julie Lynch hurled wonder
ful game for the Administration.
while Miss Mary Doughcrty excelled
In individual play by her phenomenal
work at bat and at the initial sack.
Captain Florence Wood and Miss
Lynch clouied The ball for three hits.
ono Of Miss Lynch's going for a homer.
while Miss Wood hit a triple.
Tho aanras
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
TWILIGHT BALL
WEEK OF AUG. 30
TUESDAY.


Sunday Star vs.. Evening Jour
nal. Eden Park.
ST. Elizabeth VS.. St. Mary, Eighth
avenue and Duncan.
st. Hedwig Vs. Defiance at Third
and Adams.
Victory Stans vs.. Royal Stars,
Kirirwood Park.
Grace vs.. ST. Paul's, Eighteenth
and Van Buren.
WEDNESDAY.
st. Ann vs.. s.. Thomas Rock
Manganese VS.. Krebs, at New
port.
Harlan Giants vs.. Brooklyn
Giants, at ButtOnwOod
Industrial League.
Pennsylvania Railroad vs. Har-
lan's.
Gas Co. vs.. Electric Hose.
American Car VS.. New Castle
Leather
American Vulcanize vs.. Pusey
and Jones.
THURSDAY.
Eastlake vs.. All Stars, twenty
ninth and Market.
Victory Stars vs.. Fairview at
KirkwOod Park.
Olympic VS.. Merwick, Military
Grounds.
st. Ann VS.. Highland. Rockford
Tower.
Ninth Ward vs.. Neighhorhood,
Second and dupont.
(BOx scores on these games viii
be printed In The Evening journal
II brought 10 this office before 4
o'clock on the morning FOLLOWING
the games. Teams having twiliahi
games are urged 10 send the infor.
nation TO The Evening Journal In
order that this schedule NAV bs
complete from week 10 week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
II III n
UARBA MOULD MEET HARRIS

Sporting EdlIOr the Evening JOURNAL.
Dear SIR
Having noticed in your. last
Thursdays paper, that Kid Harris
would like 20 meet John Harba. he
will be Accommodated any time. Har-
ris will fsht anytime at any. place ana
will put IN 200 as a forfeit
Manager Hacket should get busy
and start something or cut out HE
paper talk. Hlrba is managed by
steve Stanly, who was one or The
hest boys in the State OF Delaware.
Respectfully, steve Sianly,
August, 81
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
BOYS GET
ON SHORT END

In an Industrial League game last
night Electric Hose defeated American
Fibre, TO 4.
his opponent put eight out Of the
running via the slrikcout route.
II Salter cXcellcd throughout the
game, besides allowing The lone hit
he made several sensational stops
that cut on sure runs for the opposi-
tiOn.
rho crnrps
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
nI-NMpIA M1Ns ANnTHTR.

Olympia defeated Merwick yestsr-
dav In a seven-innlng game. by the
score Of 3 to.2. stanley, Olympia's
right fielder, got two timely hits. Dew
lin. sweeney and Murphy played iine
Ran. Joe Riddle. Olympia's crack
niicher held the Merwlck team TO one
hit and struck out thirteen men. ne
was tight in the pnches and worked
hard to win. Ray pitched fairly good
hall but was weak In the plnches
OLYMPIA plays Mcrwick again lhurs-
day night, at the Military grounds
The score:
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
You can read In any paper
Almost any summer day
All the antics OF the lcarlers
And about their baseball play.

But there's something sadly missing,
And It's absence makes as Sob
That's the topping of the column
BY good old Tyrus Raymond Cobb
In Cinclnnat ITS hard 10 keep
good Mlor)an down"
They're making a lot Of fuss out 10
the coast about a baseball scandal
But at least they haven't any Ne
GfnWs
McGraw says he can't remember
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
r. H p.
p,o~FrRs RIfILT STADIUM

Delawarians are especially lnttete,s.itcn
In the paihe review now on eNillplllon wv,
at the Queen Theatre because ~ 1,,,,. Huu,
iains piclures OF the Olympic stadium
In Reieium which was built by boys
of Inc 5qih Pioneers. while they Welu
serving overseas.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
5 S 2asSsAtsAHDEsESzx|| e g

some details OF his famous little fua.
That's natural enough. He has bo8
learning for many years TO f0rd
losing the world series.
Baseball adare There's many a
slip twlxt September and the pep-
nant.
The Indians have at least one ad-
vantage. They're going 10 condu1
a front porch campaign near the enk
OF the season.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
THY SIMULTANEOUSLY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3i-The Ath-
letics have already won more games
this year than they took last season
They gobbled but IS In the 1919 grind.
They're playing good ball now.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
TRAFFIC-FNGINTFRING
Totals .....-.....;ii % 70 s 0

Administrative .......O o o i 3
Tranic-Engineers II ; 3 5-i4
Home run Miss Lynch. Three-base
hit-Miss Wood. T,vO-base hlt-Miss
Weber. Strlkcouis-By Miss Lynch, 6;
by Miss Seifleld, 6.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
EuDT NNlTMTyWTQT@
BIZISVI VIDlAEV@W

RESULTS or YESTERDAYS GAMES
American League
Boston, 4; Chicago. o.
Detroit, .; Philadelphia, 3.
Cleveland, &. Washington, p
Other teams not scheduled.
National League
Pittsburgh, 4 New York. 2 lnrsi
gamcl
Pittsburgh. ?; New York, 4 lsecond
game.l
81. Louis. 6; Brooklyn, o ,nrsi game
ST. Louis, z; Brooklyn, second
gamc.l
Cincinnati. &. Boston, ?.
Chicago. z; Philadelphia, >.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE MEETING.

Industrial League was held last even
ing. at Community Service Headquar-
ters. The protest Of Electric Hose
and Rubber VS.. Harlan Clerical was
awarded 10 Electric Hose. on account
Of Harlan, using men not under con-
Frorf
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
NEM AKnnN EIAsn

AKRON. Aug 3i.-Iohnny Grinlths,
known In the ring as the Akron Flash.
says that Harry krohn, middleweight,
Is fast acquiring the stuff TO entiile
him 10 such a handle.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
HIGHLANDS
eCnRE RY INNINns

~. Ann ............ o o 90
Highlands ........... 100000 100
Strikeouis-By McGoniklc. o; by
Wise. n. Bases on halls-On Wise.
- Umpire CUNNINGHAM.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
OoEUNC AHEAD.

SHARON. Pa, Aug. 3i.-Western
PENNSYLVANIA baseball magnates are
planning 10 form a league OF eight
towns in this vicinity next season.
Franklin and oil City will be in
r1ndnd
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
TRIs SPEAKER.

The Cleveland Indians have been
losing ground recently, yet Trt
Speaker isn't shaken in his faith In
the team. lie says:
We've lost a bit OF ground. But
we still are right oi The heols OF a e
leaders. In the past few years the
Indians have been the greatest Sep
iember ball club in either league and
there's no reason why this year
should prove an exception. We're In
a fine position 10 cop with the drIv-
ing finish Of September 10 60 on"
JIMMY BRITT.
Former Lightweight Champion
Jimmy Britt passes the remark that
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
National Ieaoue

New York In Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn In 81. Louis.
Boston In Cincinnati.
Philadelphia IN Chicago.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
Totals
BRONNSON
I-WpIRES FAN TO ACRFE

GREENSBORO. Md. Aug. 3i-Dover
and Greensboro plsyed 10 Tie ycsier-
day. 1 10 4. 4 dispute by the UNI
stopped the game.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
Umpire TROUBLE.

PEORIA. H., Aug. 3i.-A Tearney,
nresident OF ihe Three Eye league,
mas had his troubles this season in
supplying his circuit with capable
umpires.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
WORTH STEEL COMPANY

Struck out-By Dawson, #, Hos
klns, G. Base on balls, Dawson, a.;
Hosklns, 4. Hit by pitcher, Reed.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
National Leaaue
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
American IcaQue

81. Louis In New York.
Chicago In Boston.
Detroit In Philadelphia.
Cleveland In Washington.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
STANDING OF LEAGUE.
LITTLE GIANTS TRm SYCAMORE.

victory over Sycamore Leaf last night,
Q 10 >. The feature OF the game was
the hitting and fielding OF the Little
Giants. hid Riddle pitched a fine
game for the Giants. allowing only
three hits. The lineup follows: ::
Fisher. C Riddle, p; Kid Curley. ss:
Jack, tb; Clark, 2b; Big Spideg, 30 (;
Eddy, IL; Bill, cf; Kid Sweeney, IT.
Score by innings:
R.H. r.
Sycamore .......t ? 1 20 % 3 6
Little Giants. 40 Z , o o Ok ,
Batteries: Giants. Fisher and Rid
die; Sycamore, NJ. Malloy and Gestwa.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
ELECTRIC HOSE
SCODF nv TNNINGs

IWU-UdsU UIIs-IdTIlnl LuAl IT. rdI-
ter. stolen bascs-McNight, 3; n. sal
ter, Ford. Groves. ]. Darrell. Struck
out-By Salter. p; by Ramsey, s.
Bases on balls Electric Hose ''''
Bases on halls-On Salier, .; of Ram
sey. 4. Left on Electric Hose.
2; American Nulcanized Fibre, 3.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31

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BARNET

Tho rcnain- OF MIS-. James liadlcN
r.. Maiden, Ma,s., were brought
neeo for burial "Wednesday Mtt-
.oon. ACCOMPANIED by her husban l,
Lane. Hadicy and her daughtcr, Mi
lie. Mrs Hadicy. before her marriage,
was Miss Lcticia Somcrs, daughter
Of Major Thomas Somcrs of East
Eaanct Since her marriage he
home has been in Lowell, and Maiden
Mass. MIS-. Hadley leaves & family
Of I've daughters and one SON besides
he. husband.
Nj. and Ms. Lyman Brock and
SON, Stanley. from Springfield, Mass,
spent Thanksgiving ut then fathers.
". s. Brock. Frank French Of
81. Johnshll1 was also there. The
.n4n, Friends Of Mr.. FlnL French
viii regrct mat She las not been
feeling as we'll for the past week.
Mis- lynch Of WooIsville, n. H., is
caring for he
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THANKSGIVING at F1.d Quimby's.
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and mother
NJ and MIS-. Charles Parker and
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and bookkeepcr by competent girl.
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FURNISHED ROOM to rent MEN
ONLY 90 Main Street. 130-135*
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TO RENT

TO RENTING furnished rooms,
heated, and kitchen for light house
keeping at - Summer street. Tcle-
phone 227-W. 1888