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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
WHAT SOME OF THE
OLD STARS ARE DOING
interesting Notes Of the Nom
bers Of the Famous vii
mington A. a. Team.

ro.t aerako" pcal who PLAYED first
Ice, ,,tth the wilmington A. team
i, 1aop and tloivolsc of tho Connect
rut LEAGUE IN teu7. aud who later plaF=
~ several Years iu the Now YORK state
I.,ruc ts NV proprietor - billiard
h,u IL Lancaster IN Tleai is Rlae
lsnovr ia this city a. q basketball piaf
-, having plased with the famoua Cam
don team which was IN the same leaeie
with Wilmington
Igsy" Hoffman Who playei eenter
Geld ,r the Wilmington and Who
has plaVcd With taIunfft ~ tnit4eF
isaguta ln the country. is now nanaE
ing tn, tlrarfipld IA nderendsnt
team Hoffman is also known rs one q
tEs l,cai trapshonting experts in thf
.nttcd s'tatee Fen the past thr'f yeaf s
~, has been shooting for the dn F"ni
Company
Johnny" IIumncl who. after leaving :
Wilmington vher,. hc PLAYED second
lanc. ioinod the Rrooklyn club. il noW
managing tho Saskatchewan team in
the Canadian League While with
Rrootlyn he acrved several Seasons ns
captain IIc Was with this team for
ten years Tie managed Reading in The
international League last year He haT
"Dtrk" Hughes. a Wilmington boy on
his team now in tho Canadian League.
lie Was recently let ont 10y the Reading
club.
Harry Rarton. the famous A 4.
catcher. has retired from the national
pastine. and is living in Media. Pa.
After leaving the Wilmington club. h.
vaa with the Athletics for n season
Mike" Lynch. who was bought from
Baltimore bv wilmington. u nov nm
hiring independent games IN Reading.
| IA lie worked in tho Virginia state
| Icague last season Lynch vas one Of
the best shortstops who over wore 4
| Wilmington upiform.
tex" Meyers. the big FIRST sacker Of
| the Wilmington nine. who was bought
| bv Pete" Cassidy from the Louisville
| American ASsociation club. Is noW play
| ing with the Altoona. ia. railroad team.
| Red" McKenna Who worked IN the
! outfcld on the same team with Meyers.
/ and who one season VAS one of the
I leading hitters OF the club. ~ now
superintcudent Of ianitors IN Pitts
| burg public schools.
Harry Aubry. one Of the most popas
| lar ball players who ever Wore a vii
mington uniform. and left here to play
/ with Boston for several years, and last
| season managed SparroWS folnt III the
Bethlehem steel League. is now an um-
pire. working independent games around
/ Baltimore Md.
DOC" Kerr, who caught for the VIII
| mington club. is now practieing medi-
cine in Baltimore. Kerr was considered
one Of the best backstops in minor
| league baseball
Gus" GIickrnan. who played left field
with Wilmington, is now managing the
Emmington team in the Illinois League
He played for several years with Los
Angeles on the Pacific Coast League.
Mike" Grady. who jumped the st
Louis club to manage and catch fol
The wilmington team. is now retired
from the national pastime and is n
business in Kennett Square, Pa.
Buck" Ramsey, who pitched for tht
local diamond proponents is now man
aging Chambersburg in the Blue Ridg,
League
Frank Stirlith who caught for the \
A team is a member of the firm o
Stirlith Brothers. in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
BABE RUTH'S HOME RUN
RECORD TIED BY KELLY
New York Nationals First Base
man Also Has Scored Five
This Season.
ny Associated rreea 10 f.vefy rvenlne

Chicago April 30 iaho' Ruth.
home run king ia finding a worthy
rival in George Kelly fret hasetua -
with the New York Nationals. who Il
tied with Ruth with nvc oireuit drives
To his credit
Harry Heinau 81 Detroit ie topping
the American League hattere with an
average OF BIB compared with q marx
Of AZ attained rs Ruth Stephenson.
nf Cleveland is behind the New York
sinRRcr with 4ta Harris. pf Washing
ton. ia showing The way to the hase
stcnlers with four thefts
Johnston. of Rrooklyn. is leading the
National Tongue battcrp with marx
uf .b3h. while rieruoy If pittsburg. is
The runner up with AL. Maranvill". 81
pittaburR. third with i0f MaranFlll'
went into tie wittf s3outhworth. q
r.oRton, for stolen hasc hnnors. caet
ha wing four tn his credit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
GIRLS TEAM SET
FOR BALL SEASON
Inter Department League IS 70
Have Four Clubs Each 70
Plays Sip Games

aptiefiou haa .oer roade III
fssn.e irfer Department f.a
.oague II H. 81 f1rt earpar rd
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.faeGrg Esnrt fr.ertal RI ar
ss,lee C+rsat trt.ta-f Nrfo'ef
rrtear d -hae. games
inst 9.ar's Ilasrr efH .,l",
ag.in this +easor
-rae .e.hedu1a t-F7 CONSIST
eaeh tear nlatira a.
win ~ if4F.d tet & ir.d- rd
eagte .5li elnae Esrt Members
he eala dayinz h.duIea game
II faken ont ~ ne 4fhouec n
mail room ,rucF aa-.r ths fnr
street entrance - thr al .auf H4lds
at 40 J.. II
The four teams vI on=ief +.
aolowing piayer
Experimental TraT Department. t--
The Masses Iaiia i.vr~h s.iva Wch.a
Mildred litter Eteiyn tIanhy Iar
aIcEeIvey Marjorie Marhmnn. Eden
sfunn, Anna Butter Lillian HHes.
Florence short.
Advert4sirg 1rpar' mont-Thc Miss.
F.I9Ise iierty Marion i.aary Mar.
I>eimhaoh. Edna evans. Helen 81, nae
Louise Nctoy, Mar, oaanau. Emma
Shines Harriet Snyder Helau Mccoy
/ Iu4a Martin
Accounting Departneat--The Miss.
/ Elizabeth + Eeacpm. Bertha isoyI.~
/ FLORENCE Elliott anna Foster. Mar
/ f,odfTey Dorothy krauss, Jennie kittn
/ ~. Marearef Maxwell. Florence smith
+ Emma Wits. -ara Me Iihenne5
/ Sales Departuent-The Misses ST
/ "hftaKer +. campbell. y. annnz
/ nam. r; BLansen. Marie uaaota
/ f-ariey. r. Coke F.laIe Ford N4rart.
/ adder Narzaret q lakeS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
NEWARK HIGH WINS
OVER M|DDLETOWN
Hard Fought Contest IN Which
WhitIock Allowed but
Five Hits.
special correspondence of Every Evening

Spe, Val CorrcppondFnCe ~ Every Evening
Niddlctown April 30 The Middl,
town High school tasted defeat TOT th,
third consecutive time yesterday when
tho Newark High boys sent them down
tn defeat IN hard fought contest. 2 90
The game was anyones contest untlI
tho final chapter Newark jumped into
the lead in the first inning scoring one
run and increasing the lead 90 four hA
acorins again in the third and fourth
Tn, locals Camc hack strong IN the
fourth and sixth and came within onc
rUn of tying the score
From this point on the fray develop
rd into a pitchers hattie with neither
sidc scoring and the score remaining
~, same at the end WhitioCk's hurting
aud Alfrce's batting wer, the bright
lights for Middletown. the Newark boy :
touching WhitloCk FOR hut five hits
Many arguments arose during th'
cau1p The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
FACULTY NINE Wins
OVER K|WAN|S CLUB
So ont Two Triples
IN interesting Came ne''
Wells Umpires Came

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Betzmer Wins a Second; High Defeats Camden Nine
BETzMER DOES FINE
WORK IN PENTATHLON
University of Delaware Athlete
Finishes Second ~ the
Javelin Throw.

10 Botyusf fhs
ware altlsfs. vto no. Yf,n mailing
= nU' showing rIn.t na rrIft.1 fnr
-titutlau .asi fal' added inrt FIYf
Hlfuaof aud no uatitufrn tnffnfds
shru b. und' t.ry redIfaNIf fluH
INK in 'be rsrts. ua ~ tHf Perm D.
avs on Franl u FIeid Phfn1e
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fartsIr of Ftut fr h'a t Irffu
unish,d thfd tn tbe ,G. motor
but bla ur rr ~ rere.1a rnH
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
RAYMOND MEETS JORDAN.
Local Boxer Takes On Fast PhIiadeI.
phian i'm WlDdup Bout.

Ralph Raymond. who meets Jack Jor-
don, in the windup bout at the Boiler
makers smoker on Monday night, has
4 record of having taken part IN over
80 fights in "a years. lie took part in
the boxing at Brandywine Springs
when the boxing 81 that place was un-
der the direction Of Jimmy Ryan.
Jordan is considered one of the best
lightweights in the boxing game and
has opposed such men as Young An
gelO, Joe Tiplitz and George CLANCY
Raymond in his IA years. has taken
the count but once and that was at he
hands of Bobby Barrett in Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30

The Alexis l.. du Pont high school viii
be strongly represented at the Penn re-
lays AZ Franklin Field this afternoon.
Although they are entered on class No.
l3 they say they will not be affected
Dy superstition.
Coach Harold Nicely has rounded out
a fast quartet of quarter mileTs to
compete in the relay. The following
runners will take the trip: Owen
Ioaglan. lcad-Of man and captain;
CYvdt. I.ivernore, RolIo Taylor. Harold
Isiggs and Charles Mullikeu, substitute
The other schools entered in their class
are Collegeyille High. BoyertOwn High
Narberth High. Honey Brook Voca-
tionaI. AyondaIe Vocational. Doyles-
town High Marple- Newton High, Park
ersburg High and Malvern High
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
CHERRY AND WHITE
DEFEATS CAMDEN
Lichtenstein Shows Fine Form
i'm Box as Well as at Bat;
SaIters Stars.
Chcrr, and white No SPORT

Cherry and white No . SPORT
Camden. n J.. April 30 Whining
ton high school by superior teamwork
and pitching on the part of Ieichten-
stein defeated The local high school
team here Yesterday afternoon. 7-6.
IeiChtcnstcin tanned eight men and
i'm the third inning with two men on
base cloutcd home run In tho iitth
inning doubles by Carbon and ieichten-
stein were responsible for run Will"
in the ninth Carton came through with
the second home run of the game
Saltcrs OF Wilmington high Clouted
three hits including a triple and double.
Score 10y Innings.
Wilmington % O . I ! 10 1
Camden '
Rattorics. lcichtcnatoin and Jones. :.
TuIlmcn and Hcuton Umpire. Stewart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Newark.
ENTRIES CLOSE TONIGHT.
About 400 Expected for Interschoiastic
Meet at Newark.

Newark. April 30.-EntrieS for the an
nual inter scholastic field and track
met TO be held on Frazer Field, Uni
versity Of Delaware Saturday Of next
week will close tonight The lndiCa-
tions are that there will be about 400
entries which will make the largest field
OF contestants since the meet was first
started six years ago.
Many schools have already sent in
their entry lists. but many more will
come IN tonight Because OF the list
being 50 large il will probably take
Track Coach LeCato several days "a
straighten them out and put in shape
fOI the program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
AIul,rl. I,,a.. ..rorg.,,
Nanarer '.arhr. anf pHemlt Nsef
purfrr ft .frIpha l1rnfaf

te~tH
f..~frt rr
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
ralph Rohlnsen Lea,e. for Hanover.

Newark Aprn 80 Ralph Robinson. a
lu0 al baseball uiaNe oho has played IT,
ht iAu l,tdE, l~.aEae f,t th, past two
suuf wIH I.ae. tomorrow f.r Ham
tt.t la + Heub,t ~ lhr I,aEu, where
wIi p.ak hu ycaf Ihc league SEA
NH upru ala vh..h will give
#st. WtVkh tu l.st lu sua.,. aftsr r,..t. d
tHF Hanover Robinson was formerly
an lunolder hut lat, last yrai ne was
used at a pitcher ~ Hanover and mad,
Fuad He will pitch again this year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Coyne Playground Wins.

The Coyne Playground team easily
defeated the Pennsylvania Juniors. S-2.
The feature of the game was tn pitch
ing Of Janicke for the winners. The
Coyne Playground team will like to hear
from any 10 to 13 years old team in
the city. Send challenges to G. Janicke,
1927 Head street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
GAMES TOMORROW.
American Lea que.

American League.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Washington
National League.
Cincinnati at st. Louis
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Boston at New York
Pittsburg at Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
DEFIANCE TEAM Wins
OVER LORRAINE NINE
Slaughter Stars for Losers With
Two Hits and Playing a Good
Game at First.

Tho Defiance All Wilmington ieaW
added nnpther victory ycaterdny whom
they took II oloar game from Lorfainr
T. A.. 6-5. Roth teaHa put ~ fah
game slaughter war tho etar ~ ~.
Lorraine club. getting fgen hits aud
piayipa a Hnappy Ranns - FIRST ~
LlLA - ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Mohawk Team Wins.

The Mohawk team defeated Mont
gomery, 9-8. at Fourth and Madison
streets. Thursday afternoon. The game
was fast and exciting. The Mohawk
lineup was as follows: Morris g. Davis,
p.; Morris, SIS Touhaffy 2b: Gibson.
cf.; Dane. III. Wright, IF Norris. II
Davis, 3b.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
nousherty May work Big Fight

Jimmy Duugherty ~ IeipervilIe
va who i we'll known q the boxing
lane ~ Wilmington. is one ~ the six
referees mentioned 70 be the third man
in the riug when Jack Dempsey nd
-sorses CaIpeutier meet foI the world
championsnip. Dougherty has refereed
Dempsey lasi three hgnts Jim
iefferles and iameF ! Corbett nave also
sssn r.eomm.nded fot the honor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
GAMES MONDAY.
American League.

American League.
st. Louis at Detroit
Washington at Philadelphia
New York at Boston.
National League
P1ttSbuTg at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
seaford Wins Two Games.

Seaford. April 29.-The local high
school team added two more victories
by defeating Lewes high, Thursday. 2S-
and Dagsboro yesterday ST.. Walter
struck out is Isewes batters and Marvel
famed 10 Dagsboro sluggers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Harrison A. G. FOrfeits.

Harrison A. c. forfeited to ST Pauls
and now St Pauls would like to ar
range games with any fast teams, 9 TO
~ years of age. Send challenges TO
John Tocik. 120 North Franklin street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
Second BAPTIST

Home run BLACK Three base hits.
Crn,ks. I}lakc. sylvester. Struck out
l., simmons T. by Hoffeckcr. . by
peakyn. + Bases on halls. Oft H"f
fcckor t on Dcakyna. I. Hit hy pitch
.r H. .gi,y ,pcakynel. t'mpires. Nj
k.I,el and Svhustcr Time nf gamc.
hour 81 minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
GAM ES TODAY.
National League.

Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at St. Louis
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Boston at New York
American League.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.

Two uor games we're sta gad ea=t
lay .H II. Grammar ~cnooi League So
4, out.1a asssa $50 II astless -a.4..
~.ur. Is aaiuE-
<o - 10
70
batteries Wake Middleton aa4
81 7h kuczmauski and GroHp
No continued -helr wla.lue ~tr...6
bv defeating No. -, 5-t Seor. ~
a.nEs
Va. I ........ :
No - ........ 00.V0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
WESTMINSTER BEATS
SECOND BAPTIST CLUB
Bunch Hits in Third and Sixth
Innings; Game Featured by
Good Pitching.

Westminster easily defeated Second
BAPTIST Yesterday afternoon. IL. 10y
bunrbinE their hits i'm the third and
sixth innings. The game was featured
hy good pitching 10y Simmons, Hofrecker
aud DeakVnc The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
HanIey Goes 10 Cape NAV,

Francis Zip" Hanley, one of the most
popular bail players in the All-Wilming
ton League. and who played with the
Brown son club left Wilmington sester-
day TO join the Cape May, N. J. team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
SIunIlnE
Postnone St. Hedmlg,> smoker.

st Ie,lviz Smoker scheduled fo-
Tuesday a.sht May 3. aa~ been a.~.
+ 3ned auil Monday \laE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
To See Jack Dempsey

Several motor parties Of this city will
journey To Summit. \. +. tomorrow TO
see Jack Dempsey in training.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
National League
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
American League.

Athletics ; Washington. 40 inuip@s.
RAM.
Chicago Cleveland o.
Detroit . st. Louis B.
New York Boston. Ra.n.
National League.
I'ittsburg 3 Chicago. 0.
Cincinnati : St Louis 3
Philadelphia Brooklyn. rain
Boston New York rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
ktvanis,
Ncnrr b, Innines.

.,4u.s -
tN ol o . x-9
o..h.- #t~ S4NIs casper Rob
aua Rau ir.,, base hits Tarr.
ut.I. eor., ~ Robinson Wild
~hlpi,, ls -,d naH irkbridc .
r has,- If1ru. Holtou Butz and
I..d, struck a-t D., ShIp!cy. ;.
Eonir,tr lo casper lil More
ssnd & has, on balls n Shipiey. 3
- 8. flf.4ot on CASPER of More
l,f o1 ha>e>. IA, 4lfl 10 HI
4rft o. umrlIes Col, and Wells
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
SMYRNA WINS AGAIN.
Uivh school Team Takes seventh
Straight Contest

speciaI t.orreauondeuce u t.Frrf. i.EFnl"E
smyrna. April 2o.-smyrna.a and"-
feated high school nine went q Fe'foH
yesterday afternoon and Ton theiF
seventh straight victory over the F"if'h
High school team by shutting them ont
+ t. o. ny winning this game the
local boys have practically 0iinched me
Kent county scholastic Championship.
hey having defeated Every high school
and scholastic team in the county on
next Friday they will piay a return
zau,e At Dover wiih ohe Dover High
school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
IIehHncf.
IL
3esrc ~ Innings

Istrraine &
4 Gaure q e
rupiro. smith F}fnc n Raror.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
DeIamare Canoe Club

Dodgers forfeited three games
Delaware Canoe club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-30
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-03

= iris of twelve 10 sixteen Years
~ and their little sisters, sus.n6
many OF their waking hours In ui#ity
wraps made Of sturdy materials that
will stand any ex igeneiss OF the pysth-
er and strenuous wear Lightweight
roatings IN familiar weaves are hos
~ to make these garments fer spring
and summer wear and designs for
Them are simple and practical cosors
quiet TanS Erays browns and ,Hes
shepherds checks and ian or gray
mixtures find themselves always nc
ceaiaile. II one Is occupied Will he
choice Of utllity coats for children.
these facts are guides that Il + safe
30 follow. The model pictured on a
little girl II nFe ar 40. 81 The rtght of
the picture. is.a type that one finds re-
peated with little varistions--In coats
for all children, and made OF various
materials
when coats are selected for occn-
sional wear and not With an eye TO
utility alone. the choice Of materials
and coiors Immediately widens For
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-03

chiffon, crepe de chine. ince or III,
Sheerest and finest vote Occasional
~ silver cloth win be called upon IA
a foundation 10 be yelled hy lace or
other diaphauous stufrs Lace plays
u great role In this years wedding
gowns and shares prestige with pearl
beads as trimming in bands aud EN-
broldery and for making girdleS or
various finishings. Wells. either OF
tulle or lace. are draped in many
ways and are nh invitation 10 the
pearl or pearl adorned headdress,
The bride pictured has chosen a
simple and dignifed wedding gown OF
white satin and tule veil that flows
fSom stately Russian headdress.
This may be made Of orange bios
some or pearl beads--or both--on n
light, fine wire foundation. II has
been beautifully developed in lace. or
lace and tulle and adorned with little
sprays Of grange blossoms.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-03

hANfNG thought OF IL more or less
for years--and decidedly more
since her engagement-many June
bride has already determined Just
what her wedding gown shall he made
or and how II shall be made. Ira
dltlon points unswevingly To white
satin and lace for materials and to
graceful lines and simple designs In
the style. and within these bounds
there Is much room for variations.
But there are an sorts Of precedent
Tor going beyond them and choosing
other fabrics and less simple design
ing The bride must determine for
herself whether she wishes 10 look re.
eai or demure, classic or quaint. very
youthful and unsophisticated or very
modern and up-todnte. and choose n
gown accordingly; her choice must be
governed 10y her type
conceding that satin will hold the
siiegiance of many brides. the choice
d many others will fall on georgette.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-06-03
SYSTEM DID NOT WORK WELL
Eneiishwoman Found Some Disadvan.
tages in Giving Instructions In
the Sign Language.

An English lady was talking about
her cleverness in getting a Russian
servant. "She can't speak a word of
English, and | can't speak Russian"
she finished "Bnt how do you man.
age, them asked her friend "oh.
it's quite simple. just wave my
hands about and make faces, and II
She doesn't quite understand, she goes
off and does something else, so all
he work gets done in time" Later
on the friend called, hoping To catch
glimpse of the Russian treasure
and found the mistress In tears
THAT dreadful Bolshevik.h she walled
"She came up TO ask what she was
Ia do next. and ! made scrubbing mo-
lions. meaning the kitchen floor, OF
course. and she did II on my lovely
polished dining table instead. and II
is absolutely ruined And now she's
sulking in the kitchen, smoking my
cigarettes, and | can't make her IN
derstand that she's not 10 take them !"