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New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
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New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
Race Over Lafayette Course

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Oct. 27.-Lehigh
harriers will meet the Rutgers hill and
dalers on the Lafayette course on Sat
urday afternoon as a preliminary TO the
Lafayette Rutgers football game.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28

At the Broadway Exhibition Club,
Brooklyn, Monday night, Andy CLANCY,
of Baltimore, is to box Freddie Jacks,
the British featherweight champion.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
Leach Cross to Celebrate

Leach Cross, who is to celebrate his
fifteenth anniversary as professional
boxer on that occasion, has posted $500
for weight and appearance against
frankie Maxwell at the opening of the
Star Sporting Club the night of Novem-
her T.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28

At the Hunts Point Sporting Club to-
morrow night there will be three ten
round bouts: Joe Weber vs.. Johnny
Rose; JOS Brocco VS.. Ray Thompson
and frankie Lippe VS.. Gene Fisher.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
Empire City Entries

list RACE-The Tamarack Purse: sell
ias: two-year-olds: Eve and haf far-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
The Vigil Revision

The heights by leading golfers kept
We're not attained by slam. and slug,
But they, U|aile lesser r'ivuls slept,
We're putting on, the carpet rug.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
SUSSEX WOMAES VIEWS ON FOOTBALL DISPUTE


sports would
his letter Of the that seems to me out place %
make enemies and create mud
@ M him ak Ms Sa With his
directed the school teams
like remind him that other
eyaiaed to decide for themselves good
clean sport the attitude sm ZEN M @ n IN game that is made Of
wransles sabhes7 good clean sporting
neousse the PLAYERS when
kind to the boys who
training State Interested in her
sons welfare who hasn't tried TO nsn IN M nep ,o son sense ] " s
should b liberal training to their boys
several l did not the
the IN former years We all
football to be rough sport and many boys are hurt
l dc playing any time If
the boys do no, apply the rule hs Of fair play to their M p @ % @ % AMBITION hon
is become athletes encourage him and am trying learn evey
that the fans and hackers of the different
and not wranrIers
authority schedule
with for another the are to be played in
Bdseve and Geosetown play deciding game away from nome
vanqushed decision
like good sports and put an end the bitter enmy between the TWO
Both teams should put up or shut up am only My "a mere
that good for the boys today and
note
be offensive IN any way but the TACT na srdssVle must
understand she can go only SO a she has already been severely
of the best high school football players that county has
known for years said to me last following game with Brdseve
tccs both on and on the
remembered by
way Bdsse & acted last year over the game Are
Boys up to YOU II you've got back
bone out the who trouble and Build
your and sn a & to Train and Then play
can do '' ''N ''' -'''''D young americans
INTERESTED MOTHER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
7iuersity of Delaware and p W. c. Haze Stage Today
DELAWARE ELEVEN NOT. TO
PLAY PENN TEAM NEXT YEAR

to OF the
University
Delaware football schedule
Gold
their the Phadephians Sso the
They
wheh
while Delawareans taken Franklin
overwhelming
to out OF of
a
University
Blue Gold
this the
confidently
previous Tits
OF
which planned an Friction
the a following
football aside
Coach Derby had live
rejuvenaion of
Agricultural College
Delayareans their from the whistle
until the endo OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
SETTLE The SUSSEX COUNTY TITLE

downSae football
Sussex county championship bitter
Brdgee
factions in the situation in
indications there will be
fight the title
an
unusual it well
As this football FAM for she
OF Let the
and settle
Nothing
towns of this State and make
unpleasant feeling between
the leading NOT
prolong It, but - -
isn Schooi IN this
champion OF New Castle county outside
neht county The eleven
the State ite for they duplicate their record
OF last season, when they carried the State honors
A o sport 10 nave 10 real sport There
Se'tns payers on opposing
such tactics ' es no' 'oierate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
HOREMANs TO MEET HOPPE.
Belgian and World Champion VIII
Play N 1872 Balkline Tournament,

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago. Nov. 19.-Edouard Fore-
mans, Of Belgium, who for two years
has been seeking a chance to meet
Willie Hoppe, the champion, this
afternoon will realize the opportunity.
The champion OF Europe and the
worlds champion are scheduled TO
meet in a match in the worlds 1872
ballSline billiard titular tournament.
Horemans. since the beginning of
the tournament has lost three of fur
starts. Hoppe has the only clean
slate among the seven entrants. hav-
ing won all three starts.
Another game of interest on .he
schedule today viii be given by
Welker Cochran and Jake Schafer, Jr.
Cochran yesterday broke the worlds
high run record when he scored as4.
The previous record was 30S by Hoppe
made in match with Cochran two
years ago.
Ora Morningstar and George SUIT
ton meet in the third match of today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
NEWARK HIGH WINS
GAME OVER ELKTON.
Dslawarsans Roll Up Big Score
on Their Rivals From Nearby
Maryland Town.
specrl correspondence Every EyenIng

opeSgl correspondents livery ENcuink
Newark, Nov. 19.--Revenge was
sweet to the Newark High School foot
hall team yesterday afternoon. The
local boys ran up score OF 3S to 0.
on the Elkton High, and that score
even does not tell how much superior
the local boys were over the Maryland
team.
What made the victory 80 pleasing
to the locals, was the result of a game
between the TIVE teams played at Elk
ton early In the season. In that game
Elkton won, to 0, but the Newark
toys have maintained ever since that
they were not given a square deal.
The layout Of the gridiron at Elkton
was a joke, and because OF penalties
imposed. 1t was impossible for New
lrrk to get going we'll
The personnel Of the two teams was
practically the same the first game az
1t was yesterday. Elkton was out
classed in every department of the
game. Ell<ton made but one first
down during the entire game and con-
sequently the visitors were on the de-
fensive most of the contest Diebert,
Elkton's fullback, who was ,touted as
one who Newark would be unable to
stop failed TO show anything worth
while.
Newark's backs plunged through the
| line and slSirted the ends almost at
will. The Newark llnemen also did
good work. Hubert and Hopkins in
the backfield were the most consistent
ground gamers, while Captain
Schwartz also made n number of good
gains. Hayes played hard game at
lquarter and made two touchdowns,
but was or in kicking goals from
touchdowns, missing four out OF six.
Newark had the bail near Elktcn's
goal line both at the end of the half
and at the end of the game. The line
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
GEORGETOWN AND
SEAF ORD TIE AGAIN
Rafting Football Game in Sus-
sex County Championship
Series.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Seaford, Nov. 19.-The fotbalI game
here yesterday afternoon for county
honors. between the Seaford. and
Georgetown High School teams. re-
suited in another tie. the score being
10 s. In the previous game. played
at Georgetown, earlier in the fall. the
game went TO to tie. The game
yesterday was witnessed by one of the
largest crowds ever Mt a football con-
test in this town. Georgetown sent
over large crowd of rooters of both
boys and girls. and their yells could
be heard fer several blocks when their
tavorites put over a good play. They
We're especially hilarious when
Georgetown tied the score in the last
period. The Seaford rooters, headed
by Prof. II. f. Stahl and Coach Low
den, Were also out in big numbers
and they yelled themselves hoarse
during the game. Seaford scored in
the third period and Georgetown in
the fourth. The results OF the tive
games showed the two teams very
evenly matched, and there is talk of
arranging a game 10 be played on neu-
trail grounds 10 decide which has the
superior team The lfne-up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
SEAT ORD TALKS Up
ABOUT GRID TITLE
Down State Contenders Only
Ask for Square Deal in Set
tIing Difficulty.

The following letter received by
Every Evening, explains Itself:
Recently there have appea ed In
various papers. local and state, the
names OF Bridgevilie ard Georgetown
citizens interested In high school ath-
letics in Sussex county, articles con-
cerning the claimants 10 the Sussex
county football championship. Those
articles certainly create considerable
uncomplimentary comment upstate
They are mud singing" articles no
doubt
Seaford has fair chance 70 be in
the fight for the championship. But
she wants only a fair chance. All
he year sesford has fought for clean
sportsmaniike spirit in athletics, and
for fair, clean playing. She has al
ways had H.; she always wants Il.
Now. about the controversy between
certain OF our county te.-n1s--i. is all
q mistake.
/ The Delaware Interschoiastic Ath-
ietIc Association has been orssnized
to handle all such inter-scnooi dinlcuI-
ties. We are sure the State organ "a
tion can handle the questi Efficient
/ ~ and impartiaily. We arr w!ilirp 70
abide by their decision We are
working 10 win, but we are good
losers.
Yours truly,
G. w. Lowden.
seaford. Del, Nov. II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
MARINES TIED WITH
SOLDIERS IN LEAGUE
Turkey Circuit Arousing Much
Interest at Y. M. c. A.; Eight
Tied for First Place.

While the Soldiers were trimming
the Sailors In the Y. NJ. c. A. Turkey
League by to count. the Aviators
pulled defeat out OF the fire in the
last ten seconds OF play, when Paul
Baxter tossed a foul that gave his
team a. victory over the Marines by q
TO score. The Soldiers victory
and the Marines defeat. tied the two
teams for first place with a score OF AZ.
The Aviators have a score OF al and
the Sailors have an undisputed claim
on the cellar championship with a
score of 20.
The triple tie that existed for first
place in the individual standing be-
tween Gemmill. Pedrick and Horney
has developed into an octagonal tie,
with Mcclure, Wood, Griswold, Bardc
and Backstein sharing in the honors.
Turkey League Scores.
High School Class.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Any school team or -schola site
team wanting games. notify G. Pippin,
Wilmington High School.
Reid Among the Winners.

Wilfrid Reid. golf professional AT the
Wilmington Country Club, and Fl. G.
Chickering. a member of the club,
lied up for sixth place IN the North
and South tournament at Pinehlrst
yesterday, turning IN the fine card of
lsl for the 36 holes. The morning
round was negotiated in ~. but by
some splendid golf, the local pair
turned in the record score of So for
1.-THE afternoon round
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
HANOVER AND ST. PAUL,s WIN.

Two basketball games In the Church
League, played last night in the Han
over GYM, resulted in one-sided
scores. Hanover easily defeated the
Silverbrook team by the score of 80
to 3. while st. Yaul's had an easy time
with Union, winning "a to 10.
In the first gang. between Hanover
and Silverbrook, Lambert was the
star of the game, caging eight from
the field. Foulk also had big night
in the score column for the winners.
The second game between st. Paul's
and Union was much better one
.han the first. The Union team gave
n good exhibition at times. The Foster
brothers starred for the winners. each
scoring five double-deckers. Haitsch
played best for the losers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
A|GA SCHOOL OFF
FOR v|LLAMOVA
osttIng In Shape for Game
With the Alumni
Team.

Wilmington High schools football
team left this morning for Nillanova
whore they viii play Villanova Prep
Coach Ashton. after the cancellation
cf In Haii~ Prep. had the opportunity
uf playing Nillpnova Prep. Atlantic
city Viuh or Lebanon Valley Fresh
men, hut chose the Nillanova Prep.
with hut two defeats, n tie and four
wins. the local boys VIII attempt TO
stop the rcnnsylvanIans. The prob
able linc-up la. Kramer. C.; Lohman
rnd stout. guards. Fletcher and
Green, tackles, Rarclcy and Wciner,
ends In the hackncld VIII he II.
White or Maxwell Bowc and Captain
n white. After this game the pigsiiin
warriors viii get ready for the an
annual alemri same. This game is
attracting much attention Ind will no
nouh, be witnessed by nj least 5000
spectators, ns no gamo is scheduled at
the University OF Delaware.
The alumni may pun surprise
iinc.up. for they present formidable
players In the persons of Harry Loose.
schafycr, Nccauehan. Nanlcy. Man
love. ponahuc Osnord Saitcrs.
France. Ernie Wilson" DE Lucca.
a, ioao sharp. and arrangements have
hccn made To- play II NJ Highs field.
Elghtc.n,h and Van Ruren streets.
Coach Ashton has issued the basket
hrll call for November 2S and he viii
no douh, have an abundance OF ma
tcriel IN Captain Weincr. Charlie
Parks. slonsky, Simon, lachenstein,
jacobson. Donaldson, Carlow, Wilson.
Abbott O'kccfs. Maxwell and others.
"Jack" McNin. star end of the FOOT
bali team. has arranged Highs great
est schedule. Owing 10 the schools
victory over Tome In football. It APP
pears that there is no trouble In Sc
curing games. McNiN has included
IN his list, tho Coetcsville wonder
team. Y. I. n. the mute team: Trcn-
ton. champs of New Jersey; Chester.
Darby. Ridley Park. Woodbury.. Lam
easter. Camden. Tome, Salesianum.
Wrnonsh Military Academy, West
Chester. Ncrristown Delaware FRESH
men and nine other games.
Games pending are with the local
Fricrds school. Penn. Freshmen,
Temple Prep. Central. Northeast.
rrankford. Southern high schools OF
Philadelphia.
Tho intcr-class league Will start In
three weeks The girls basketball
rchcdulo IL rapidly nearing completion.
a swimming team, with Captain Rardo
q, the head. IL being organized.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
ALL.sCHOLAsTICs ACTIVE.
Local Cage Players Are After Games
With Fast Elves.

The All-Scholastic basketball team is
rapidly rounding into shape. This
team is made up Of former scholastic
boys. Among them are Roberts and
Manning of Swarthmore, Gibson,
Weiner and Fisher, local boys.
Games are being scheduled with
teams playing under scholastic rules
and Manager Pippin has secursl a
game with New Castle High. Games
ere pending with Wesley Collegiate,
Avondsle. PENIS Grove and North
East High.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
TODAY'S COLLEGE
FOOTBALL GAMES

DELAWARE VS.. p. M. c.. AT
WILMINGTON.
Harvard VS.. Yale, at Cam
bridge.
Lehigh VS.. Lafayette, at Beth
lehem.
Swarthmore vs. Haverford, at
Swarthmore.
Dartmouth VIZ. Syracuse, at
New York.
Centre vs.. Washington and
Lee, at Louisville.
Bucknell w. Susquehanna, at
Lewinburg.
villanove VS.. Canisius, at
Buffalo.
Z Gettysburg VS.. Mount st.
Mary's at Gettysburg.
Muhlenberg vs. Albright, at
Myerstown.
Georgetown vs. Boston Coli
leg,, ar Boston.
Brown VS.. Colgate, at Provi-
dence.
Rutgers vs.. West Virginia, at
New Brunswick.
Wesleyan vs. Williams, at
Middletown.
California vs.. Stanford, at
Palo Alto.
Michigan VS.. Minnesota, at
Ann Arbor.
Chicago VS.. Wisconsin, AT Chi
cago.
Ohio State VS.. Illinois, at Co
lumbus.
Indiana VS.. Purdee. at Bloom
ington.
Carnegie Tech vs.. Univ. of
Maryland. at Pittsburg.
Johns Hopkins VS.. st. Johns,
al Baltimore.
Drexel VS.. Gallaudet, at Phil
adelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Lssoras After wre.thrs.

christopher IAxoras. middleweight
wrestler. ~ New York. is In this city
N search of matches The New
Yorker tips the beam at i5s pounds.
hu, IL willing 10 concede ~ pounds TO
any ioal man wanting any OF his
uame. laxoras has met and defeated
su,ne ~ tn, best known middlewcishts
N the country. being veteran at
the mat game During his stay In
THE cit, he viii work out at the Key
stonc Field Club and any promoter
who can secure n suitable opponent
Tor the blu ewvde can reach him at
that addr~>p.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
WANTS PEACE MEMORIAL.
Bishop Manning Urges Construction OF
Cathedral Nave as Thanks Offering.

New York, Nov. is.--Bishop William
I. Manning made plea last evening
at mass meeting in Carnegie Hall
for the people of the Episcopal Dio-
cese Of New York to build the nave OF
the Cathedral and present II to the
world as a thank Offering for the re-
duction of navies. the limitation Of
armaments, the turning away OF the
people from war forever and Tor the
new hope of brotherhood and peace on
earth.
DR.. Manning made his first appear
ance since becoming Bishop before the
communicates of his diocese as
whole. He said that with $4,000, ,oo0 two
of the bays of the nave could be built.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
X. OF c. TO MEET PEERLESS.

The "Caseys" are at it again. This
time 1t will be against the strong
Peerless Catholic Club of Philadelphia
In Brownson Hall this evening. at s.
Manager Dougherty of the local
team win have his best lineup in the
game this evening and the fans who
attend will be treated 10 one of the
best contests of the season, as the
reputation OF the Philadelphia boys is
OF the best.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
seventh Ward.
t;oals-
G~ors~sowR HIvh w.. Alumni.
lrscial Correspondence Every evening

GEORGETOWN. Nov. le.-ArranGe-
m~n,s az. being mndc 10 have. big
game NJ football here on Thanksgiving
naN. hetwoen the Georgetown High
school football eleven, nj "a team
composed OF the alumni OF the school.
The alumni players have chalc G. ged
the high school and the latter have
agreed. n IL said, to meet them un the
lurnl rridiron The proceeds VII 60
fnr the h.nef, ~ fhe baseball team
which II io i~ organized IN the spring.
and which 4, In expected VIII h. en-
tered IN the county or State Dearue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Always smoked; Dead at IoS.

Utica. y. Y. Nov. "a Edward Bub-
rey. aged les. is dead at his home In
Clayyille, near Utica. He had enjoyed
unbroken good health until a few
hours before his death. Bubrey smoked
almost constantly, and every night
arose three or four times 10 I'll his
pipe. His survivors include one
daughter. So years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
PENIS GROVE HI6H.7
HADD0N HEIGHTS, 0,

Penn's Grove. y. j., Nov. ls.-Bv
defeating Haddon Heights by to 0.
yesterday, the Perns Grove High
School eleven will play the winner of
the Collingswood and Woodbury. game
for the South Jersey championship
OF high schools.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
URSUL|NE AND MISSES
HEbbS SCHOOL IN TIE
Rivals Battle to 2-2 Score at
Pennsylvania Avenue and
Harrison Street.

Ursuline Academy and the Misses
Hebbs School hockey teams battied
to to score yesterday afternoon
at PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Harri-
son streets.
The game was one of the best played
of the season and after the first fifteen
minutes. during which time all points
were scored, neither team was able to
advance the ball in dangerous terri
tory. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
PIONEERS DEFEATED.
Fiye-Minute Spurt Enables Brownson
60 Take Victory.

In final ive-minute squirt the
Brownson Library cagers defeated the
Pioneers last night at Brownson Hail,
54 TO %
The Pioneers held Red" Walsh's
proteges during the first half and
with the beginning of the second
frame Brownson began to show the
edge However, il was not until the
final FIVE minutes of play that the
Fourth and Jackson boys took the
lead. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
eI0N rOCr LETTERS
70 EvEhY EVENING

Several unsigned communica-
ttons have been received recent
~ ~ the Sports Editor Of Every
Evening Such statements,
however. cannot he published.
All must be signed II not for
publication. to show the good
faith of the writer. Every Even
ina welcomes communications
but they must be signed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Dundee Granted Bout.

New York. Nov. 1e.--Georse Cha
hey, Of Baltimore, was disqualified for
an alleged foul in the fifth round Of
mis- bout with Johnny Dundee last
night. for the junior lightweight cham
pionship, The referee then granted
the bout 10 Dundee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Rockford Regrets canceIllng Game.

The Rockford football team manager
has sent a letter to the Sports Editor
of Every Evening, stating he was
sorry TO cancel the game scheduled
with Ninth Ward today, but that he
did so because number OF the players
wanted to see the Delaware-P. Nj. c.
game, and others had to work today.
Rockford wants to schedule Ninth
Ward fer Thanksgiving morning. Send
letters TO W. q. Dunlap, 81 Ivy road.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Leather Workers, Ball.

The United Leather Workers, Lo-
calls Nos. 81, So and "a. will hold their
annual ball In German Hall Sixth
and Walnut streets, Wednesday eve-
ming, November 23.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
CHURCH ATHLETIC LEAGUE
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
BASkETBALL-s p. NJ.
Tonight

Hanover VS.. Silverbrook, Hanover
Church Gymnasium.
Westminster We. Cookman, West
minister alleys.
Emmanuel VS.. Eastlake, Y. NJ. G. A.
alleys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
DEFIANCE ACADEMY WINS
OVER BROWNSON ACADEMY

The Defiance Academy team defeat
ed the Brownson Academy last night,
at Brownson Hall. 22 to l6. The score:
Defiance,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Georgetown fs9

Isaacs. Georgetown. Referee, Sulli-
van, University of Maryland Head
linesman, Perry, Rensselaer,. Umpire,
Morgan. Hightstown, \. j. Military
Academy. Time of periods. 10 min
utes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
SEVENTH WARD WINS.
Clover A. e. of Philadelphia. Defeated
ny Fast Local Five.

Tho Seventh Ward basketball team
defeated the Clover A. c., Of Philadel-
phis. 81 10 2s. last uirht nj Friends
Rrhool gymnasium. a Strehb and
sullivan starred for tho locals. The
score.
Clover 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
BLADESCUT

Gillette Blades. doz. ...... 7oc
Ever Ready Blades. pkg. :. 30c
Gem Blades. pkg. ....... 4oc
Durham Duplex Blades. pkg. <sc
G.. lARLEY'S 4th & Skpg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
sllvERpROOk FORFEITs.
b brandy wine

silverhrook forfeited 90 Brandywine
IN the Church League last night at
the y. NJ c. A. alleys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19

The news on the classified page
will interest you, too,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
EIkton tO)
Newark (8s

c. HOPKINS, Hayes. 7. Goals from
touchdowns, Hayes .. Substitutions,
Newark-lsichards for Pool, Stephen
for c. Hopkins: c. Hopkins for Rich
ards; Townsend for Hayes. Elkton-
Taylor for Peterson: Pierson for Kay;
Yeomans for Diebert; Diebert for Yeo-
mans; Yeyman for. Crothers; Yeo-
mans for Diebert. Referee. Dantz, of
Delaware; umpire. Wells, OF Elkton;
head linesman, Wilson, Of Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Pioneers.
Goals

Read the classified adys- too.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Misses iIebbs' S.

Goals First half: f. Buckley, l..
Lassey, r. speakman, n, Janvier. Of
flcials: Miss Fulton and Miss Matild
Seipp.