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Evening journal., 1921-04-23

HOME INSTINCT
IN WILD BIRDS
:


URBANA. Ul.-(United Press)-
| The Home" instinct is as strong
in birds as IL is in humans. accord
ing to Frank Smith. professor Of ZOO
logy at the University Of Illinois
here. Although some birds winter
as far south as South America. Pro-
fcssor Smith has found that many
of them return to their old habitat
and sometimes to their original
nests.
The investigation covered several
years and extended from Illinois 20
Georgia Accurate results were as
sured by trapping the birds. placing
leg bands on them and freeing
them. A chimney swift caught in a
chimney near Cleveland. Ohio. in
1916, was trapped in the same
chimney in 1917. Chimney swifts
spend their winters in Central Amer
lea and sometimes further south.
Two catbirds caught in 1916 were
recaptured in the same locale in
1917 and one Of the birds was caught
again in 1919. A house wren band
ed in 1915 was caught again in 1916
in the same nest box where il had
first housed its brood.
Investigation at Thomasville. Ga.
showed song sparrows and myrtle
warblers return to their old nests
after summer sojourn in Canada.
sometimes the birds did not return
70 their winter homes until two years
had passed
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
Watching the
Sc@reb0@rd

Yesterdays hero-Long George
Kelly. The Giants first baseman
broke up the game with his fourth
homerun. the Phils losing to l.
Earl Smith also poled one.
Babe Ruth got his fourth home
run but Hoyt was lambasted all
over the lot by the Athletics, who
won IL to 4, scoring runs in the
seventh.
Elmer Smith got his third home
run and a triple. winning the game
for Cleveland to off the Browns.
Maranvlle stopped rally in the
eighth when the Reds had the bases
filled and the Pirates won their fifth
straight game to 1.
Two passes. a hit batsman. Oh
sons triple and Grifiths double
gave Brooklyn 2 runs ins the sew
enth and a to 2 victory over the
Braves.
Others-rain.
Gameness and that thing known
as heart" are most generally asso-
ciated with the ring. But they have
just as much Importance in the con-
stitution of ball player as a boxer.
The case Of George Kelly, present
hero de luxe of the New York
| Giants, is a good Illustration.
Minus superlative qualities OF
courage, Kelly probably would be
! back in the International League
| from whence he came for a crack
at the big time.
Had Kelly lacked gameness he
might have been razed clear out OF
baseball by the fans who Couldn't
see" him last year. the same fanI
that give him the ovation of a Ruth
this year when he stops to the plate
Kelly delivered but he came
through only after one OF the mos
severe trials that any major leagu,
ball player ever underwent
Larry Doyle did the same thinG
with the same club.
Kelly was called everything las
year that a ball player doesn't like
TO hear from the stands.
When he came to the plate witt
two down the stands would roal
"Three out"
With four homeruns to his credit
Kelly is being accepted and ac.
claimed as another homerun kine
by the New York fans. They rank
him close to their idol. Babe Ruth
and they are letting him know il.
No one predicts that he will out
/ Ruth the Babe this year but any
one with the heart Of Kelly should
be able to do anything in fair
weather when he fought the storm
80 long.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
BROMNEL IS
GIVEN Fight
Shades Joe Martin After
Six Rattling Fast
Rounds
NO STOPPING TO
JIMMY IRELAND

The keystone Field Club last night
gave one OF the best smokers ever
presented
The wind-up produced the greatest
fight ever witnessed sn this city. X
O. Brommcu of Eastlake and Jos.
Martin Of the Keystone Field Club
we're the entries and az the end Of
six sensational rounds Brommell was
3 winner by a slight shade although
he was very week
Brommen started out with a rush
and carried the first round Mar
tin came back and carried the sec
ond by a good margin The third
round was even. Brommen carried
the fourth and fifth. Martin made
a great rally in the last round and
had this round by a big margin.
Brommeu was very weak in this
round although he was a winner in
the opinion Of most OF the fans A
draw would have been a Just decis-
ion for both
In the semi-windup. Jimmy Ire
land added Cliff Biddie to his list
when he stopped him in the second
round
George Morrow also added Kid
Vaiger TO his string in the fourth
round. The third bout was won by
Johnny Howard over Al Anderson of
this city in the third round.
In the second bout Pete Devine
shaded Mike Devlin although Dew
lin put up a great fight and dropped
Pete in the first round.
Bearcat Virgins threw Bull Smith
in minutes and then wrestled 10
minutes to a draw with Soldier
Stokes.
The opening bout brought togeth-
er two newcomers. Danny Kramer
115 lbs and Johnny Baker. lis.
Both boys put up a great fight al
though the 6 rounds and at the end
a draw was the decision.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
NEWS ODDITIES.

a sponge superior 10 animal spon-
ges comes from the dried fruit Of
vine in the fiat lands OF Ecua-
Tor.
There are about $4,000 square
mixes Of timber land in the Philip
1ines.
The first cheese factory in the
-rited States was established in
Rome, \. Y, IN 1851.
Libel action can be taken in de-
ense OF the regulations OF the dead
n France. Japan and some of the
'nited States.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
SMYRNA HIGH WINS
FIFTH STRAIGHT GAME
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening journal.
SMYRNA. April 23.-Smyrna High
School won its fifth straight game at
Wyoming Thursday afternoon. de-
feating Caesar Rodney High. 10 to 3.
The local boys displayed the best
form of the season and played an err
rorless game. Hoch. the Wyoming
lads star pitcher, was touched up
for 10 hits. Patterson starred at the
bat, making two clean hits and scor-
ing each time. Lafferty's brilliant
fielding in right for the Caesar Rod
ney team. showed genuine ability.
The Smyrna High School lads have
not lost a game this season. and are
considered to be the likely cham
plons OF Kent county. The Red and
Blue has one OF the fastest mines in
the history OF the local school and is
receiving good support and attend
ance at the games. The score:
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
Caesar Rodney.
DUPONTERS HOPE
TO PICK GOLFERS

II the weather does not interfere.
DUPONT Country Club will hold a
golf qualification round this after
noon to select the team which will
represent the club against the Dye
Works. next Saturday afternoon.
Each player will play the full eigh-
teen holes and turn in. his score
properly attested. The ten players
having the lowest scores will then
be named by the committee to par
ticipate in the match with the Dye
Works.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
Spirit Guides Buck the Board At Monte Carlo

MONTE CARLO.-Splrit guides
have arrived here. They tell gam
blers how TO lay their bets.
Spirit guides are favorites with
the women gamblers. One woman
wagered as the spirit directed-and
lost. She smiled.
Spirits, like humans, are not in
fallible,' she sighed.
Most every habitute OF Monte
Carlo has some talisman or lucky
charm.
Some are ashamed OF their mas
cots and hide them. Others boldly
proclaim their charm wins.
In the United States some race
track patrons wager upon the
Lockers colnrx
Evening journal., 1921-04-23

The color superstition holds here.
Some men wouldn't think of betting
unless they had on a green necktie
or red socks.
Women continue to wear the same
hat week in and week out because
they once won big pot when they
wore that hat.
Shops display many amulets and
devices-silver pigs, jeweled horse
shoes and four-leafed clovers.
one man keeps a live tortoise in
his pocket He touches it as he
places his bets.
Another shakes a spider about in
box striped in red and black. He
bets on the color on which the spider
rests at the time the rouletts wheel
~ karnad -
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
RousCH RACK mo- FARNI.

CINCINNATI, o., April 23 Omitted
Press. Eddie Rousch. star out
fielder for the Cincinnati Reds. has
gone back to the farm" after failing
10 agree with the club officials on
terms. Rousch wants $4,000 a
year for three years and the club
wants to give him $4,000.
Hod Eller, pitcher, has been in
definitely suspended for falling TO
ret into condition.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
ST. PAUL JRs. WIN.

The juniors Of St. Pauls school
yesterday defeated the Arcadia Jrs
Q to 0. st. Paurs would like to ar
range games with any fast team
whose players are between the ages
of Q and II years. The lineup: Ed.
Carol. C; J. Tocik. p; NJ. Hannigan
IS; Joe Herlihy 1b; J. Lynch. 2b;
T. Newell. 3b; Joe Tocik. rf J. Dom
ahue. CT; G. Mulshenock. II.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23

persons play golf to l that plays
football.
AT a recent sports mass meet
ing held under the auspices OF the
DUPONT Country Club great enthu-
siasm was shown for the proposed
municipal golf course. In fact. one
public-spirited citizen came forward,
unsolicited, and offered $4,000 to-
ward the construction Of such a
course. The city has the land;
this substantial contribution ia now
available; why cannot we get to-
gether and form an organization
for the purpose Of putting the thing
over?
Because the matter did receive
such encouragement at the recent
/ sports mass meeting. we take the
liberty OF asking you to come to a
mass meeting called for Monday
evening at p. m, in parlors A and
B of the Hotel DUPONT, to discuss
this matter and to form an organi-
aation for the purpose OF obtaining
this golf course. We feel that this
matter is so big and has such a
general public interest that the or
ganization should be formed by
citizens at large and should be
headed by some important man Of
Wilmington who has a broad vision
and sports enthusiasm necessary to
bring it to a successful conclusion.
and that this chairman ought also be
aided by strong and effective COM
mittee members likewise chosen
from the general body OF our city.
with this in view we earnestly
request you to attend
yours very truly,
1T. W. HARRIS, JR-.
Chairman Grounds Com" "
Mr. Harris presided at a recent
mass meeting which heartily en-
dorsed the building OF municipal
golf course. At that time a letter
was read from Topkis Brothers in
which they offered TO contribute
$4,000 toward the construction of a
course. 1t is expected that enough
public spirited men will come for
ward TO donate the remainder OF
| the amount needed.
A preliminary survey Of the land
about the reservoir has already
| been made by Newbold Van Trump,
chief engineer OF tho Water Depart
ment. Plans for the course have
been made by Wilfred T. Reid. WELL
known professional and instructor
at the Wilmington Country Club.
Mr. Harris wants IL to be known
that the meeting Monday night is
open to any one interested. IL will
be held in Parlors A and b of the
hotel.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
SSzzfS2' " Z GAY9S

bantamweight title twice-onc.
when he outpointed Joe Lynch in
Cleveland and again when he did
the same to Pete Herman a few
night sago.
Capablanca and Lasker have
shown remarkable endurance pow
ers. The Cuban has the highest
batting average.
Marathon runners in the tele-
graphic track meet Of the two New
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
GAME DECLARED oFF.

Ihe game between The University
Of Delaware Faculty and the
Kiwanis Club OF Wilmington which
was to have been played on the Joe
Frazer Field at Newark this after
noon was called off by wire this
morning. due to the weather. A
date in the near future will be ar
ranged and the tickets purchased
for today will be honored at that
time.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
DAVIES STEALS 'EM

PITTSBURGH. 49, Tom Davies,
star halfback on the Syracuse foot
ball team, is also making a name
for himself in baseball this spring
Davies is stealing a lot of bases in
college games.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
oUTGUEssEs RuNNERs

DETROIT.-J6hnny Bassler, re-
cruit catcher for the Tigers. has
shown uncanny judgment in out
guessing opponents on the bases in
the few games he has worked. CobD
regards him as a new Ray Schalk." 4"
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
GIANTS RELEASE SHEA.

NEW YORK. April % Omitted
Press.) Pat Shea. young pitcher
bought by the New York Giants from
the Toronto International club for
t12. 900. has been released to the
White Sox on waivers.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
GIRRONs CUTS WEGHr

ST. PAUL, Minn.-Mike Gibbons
has reduced from 1s5 pounds to 1862
in the two months he has been train
ing for a ring comeback. Gibbons
is whiting himself down TO Johnny
Wilson's size.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
NEWARK WINS rms ONE.

Newark High and DUPONT High
engaged in a batting bee on the lat
ter's field yesterday afternoon. the
boys from the college winning hand
ily, 10 to IL. Extra base knocks
were the feature, the Newarkers out
valloping the Kennett pike boys.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
GoLF PURSES GROWING

LONDON. - Professional golfers
believe $4,000 golf purses are not
far Off. The Gleneagles Club, near
Edinburgh, Scotland. is Offering
prizes this season that will run up
wards of $5O0O
Evening journal., 1921-04-23
TEMPLE FINALLY WON

Temple and the Eagle Juniors
put on a slugfest yesterday after
noon. the first club winning by the
score Of 16 TO 10. Despite the big
count the game was close through
out Temple winning in the final ses-
sion.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23

Dempsey marks time while Car
pentier packs up his silk shirts.
Hotels in Jersey City haven't raised
their rates-YET.
Levinsky is fooling the wise ones
who said he was ready to go shop
ping for a shroud.
Evening journal., 1921-04-23

when
He named the battle site;
Ten times enough TO iii the stands
Can reach there over night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
Delinquent Tax List

List of Lands and Lots Returned Delinquent for the Non
payment of Taxes, Penalty and Interest for the Year
1919 and Previous Years. with Current Taxes Of 1920
In Lake County, Indiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
TECH WILL PLAY LOCAL
NINE TWO CAME SERIES
V. y. I. Meets University Of Rich
mond ut Wcstliampton This
Afternoon.
SPIDERS SHOW IMPROVEMENT
Red and Blue Outfit Should Give
Larger School Battle - Home
Products May Work Against
Wcsthampton Team.

The baseball team OF Virginia Poly
techn!C Institute will arrive In Rich
moni this morning where they Will
play series OF two games with the
University OF Richmond team. Tie
first contest Will take place this at-
ternoon on Stadium Field at 3:45
O'Clock. while the last battle Will be
staged a; the same place and ut the
same hour tomorrow afternoon.
Richmond has displayed a big i'm
provcmcnt in play in recent games
and the Spiders should make q good
showing against the boys from
local team was unable TO show the
strength 1t did last season when it
won the championship Of the Eastern
Virginia lntercol!cE!atc Athletic As
ISOLATION and also defeated several
fast Virginia outfits.
During the last several weeks the
Spiders have been showing improve
ment. and Saturday afternoon held the
Catholic University TO 3-to-0 score
nj Westhampton. The Red and Blue
previously had played the Catholics
in Washington and lost by n de-
Cisivo score.
Virginia Tech will throw n Rich
nend battery against tho Spiders in
Harrelson and Bull" Todd. pitcher
and catcher, respectively. on the John
Marshall High School nine last sea-
son. have startled Tech with their
n"stoaii pIdS !iiS tDllltS this year.
Both are considered Tech regulars y
Todd catches Il majority of the games
for the Blackshurgers, while Harrcl-
son has hurled several of the con-
tests. 1t has not been decided which
game the local boys will work in
Curtis" Thompson or johnson will
he Coach Dobsons selection for the
mound this afternoon, while Sncad
will face the Orange and Maroon bat
tiers in the final game of the series
tomorrow Thompson. like Harrclson.
ship. who catches for the Spiders. also
is local hoy. Thompson, Blanking-
ship. HARRISON and Todd all were
members of the John Marshall High
School baseball nine at one time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS
FOR WEEK ANNOUNCED
Cleveland Jumps to Top OF Amer
icnn-I'ittsburgh Leading Bat
ting in National.
NY Associated Press

NEW YORK. April 24.-The Cievc-
land worlds champions. WHO took the
lead today in the American League
rennant race BY defeating 81. Louis
four straight. appear to have the
odGc on tine other Western teams.
The Indians have made ~ runs on
played with ST. Louis and Detroit
battle today for the supremacy Of
tho Eastern section, the Senators win
Ming on their home ground. Tomor-
row the two teams start Il four game
series in New York.
pittsburgh is outbattinm the other
National League clubs. The Pirates
have made siNty-ninc runs on l22
hits in their eleven games with Gin
cinnati and Chicago. and on the form
trouble in disposing Of The Cardinals.
New York has displayed the greatest
strength OF the Eastern clubs. but
the Brooklyn champions. who won
appear likely To make the Giants
extend themselves in the four-Eamc
series Lctwccn the borough rivals
which starts tomorrow
Bad weather prevented twenty o!
the hfty-siN games scheduled for last
week.
In the American League the reQrr,,
with Fabcr or Kerr on the mound.
but an attempt today BY Manager
Gleason 70 try out recruit twiricrs
WIS ulSiStTOuS. IN the nESl siA con-
tests the White Sox outscorcd their
opponents 81 runs TO 20 Detroit
held Cleveland even in two games
last week while st. Louis fought hard
against the Indians and lost three
games by only q one-run margin.
Boston is handicapped by light
stick work. Philadelphia made more
hits last week than Cleveland. but
the Athletic pitchers were easy for
New York and Washington.
The Chicago Nationals outplaycd
by Pittsburgh had little difficulty In
downing st. Louis. Boston and st.
Louis are not hitting effectively. Gin
Cinnati has been batting hard. but
her opponents have been just as
successful at the bat. Philadelphia
has been losing by narrow margins.
The weeks record In each league OF
games played. including. games Of
Saturday, April 23 is rs follows:
- L.. Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-25
TURNER To WREsTLE
CREEK HERE TONIGHT
Charles MetropouIos, Winner OF
Two Matches, Will Encounter
Strong Opposition.
Charles MctropoulUs, Greek mid,

charles MctropoulOs. Greek middle
weight grappler. and 10 Turner. Rich
m n Washington middleweiEht, are
broadway Athletic Arena. Metro
poulos has been the victor In every
match since the outdoor season
opened here two weeks ago. He threw
Gene Westegaard in the first match
and last week won victory over
"Pinkey.' Gardner, of Atlanta
The Greek is declared to he one
OF the fastest wrestlcrs seen in Rich
mond In recent years and his work in
all the matches has pleased the local
fans. While he is an aggressive
wrestler he always keeps his head
and gives his opponent n square deal
The sportsmanlike tactics OF the
Greek have been shown in all OF his
matches.
Joe Turner Is one of tho most popu-
lar and capable wrestlers ever seen
in action here and there are many
who believe he will be allie TO secure
verdict over the Greek. Turner. for
a number Of years, held the Police
Gazette belt for the middlcweight
championship. He lost the trophy to
Waino Ketonen here last summer
when the local promoters staged 4
mlQulew weight wrestling tournament