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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-23
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Evening journal., 1921-07-22
MITCHELL'S BRAVES
DRAW
BY DEAN SNYDER

Hopes that Fred Mitcheil's Braves
may give both the Pirates and the
Giants the backwash before October
have made Boston a real baseball
town again.
Fans are fiocking to the BAN yard
like bees to hive.
A crowd Of 80. 900 gathered at the
Braves field the other day 70 see
the Mitchmen lose and win in a
double diamond bill with the St
Louis Cardinals.
That is the biggest baseball as
semi blage they have had in Bean
Town since the dass Of George Stall
ings' miracle team of 1914.
Braves field is the largest baseball
plant in the world.
II was built after the Stailings
wonder team startled the baseball
world seven years ago. Poor teams
since then have never drawn capac-
ity crowds.
This year under Mitchell the team
that is made up largely OF castoffs
from New York and other clubs is
marching pcnnantwards once more
The tide has turned in Boston and
the fans are coming out with It.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
DOVER BASEBALL
TEAMS CARNIVAL

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Del. July 22.-Dover's
baseball team has arranged for a
carnival to be held here the first
week In August. Several attrac-
tions have been engaged.
With the arrival recently from
France OF bodies OF several Della
ware soldiers who lost their lives in
the World-W War. the body OF Walter
L. Fox. the first Dover soldier 20 die.
is expected TO arrive in a short time.
The body OF Clarence Vinson. OF
near Lebanon also is expected soon.
Appropriate military funerals for
both viii be planned by the Walter
l. Fox Post American Legion
A free concert will be given on the
campus Of the State College for Col
ored Students next Tuesday evening
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

ord crowd is anticipated as this game
will bring together two OF the best
clubs in that section. The addition
OF Lynch and Gilbert adds lots Of
speed TO the Marshallton's infieid and
they should give Kreba a run. -1
At stanton. Delaware City win b
the guests OF rruxton Boyce's nine
and a close game is expected. Spicer,
who has been resting up for the past
few weeks, viii get into action on
the mound for Delaware City and
whiteman win hurl for Stanton
Five Points, after having thrown =
surprise into Marshallton last week.
will endeavor to keep in the racs
| by taking one from Elsmere. Fos.
ter or Grubb will be in the box and
Gantert will catch for the hons
club. Brommal. who Is doing fins
pitching. will toss them over for ths
tail enders. Charley Jones viii do
/ the receiving.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
Saturdays Baseball
CITY LEAGUE

CITY LEAGUE
National Guards vs.. st. Hedwia,
Military Grounds. Ompire-R. Cum
nlnpham,
Edge Moor vs.. Hlllcrest. sheilpot
Park. Umpire-Rlckerts.
Keystone vs.. Eastlake, Twenty
nlnth and Market. Umpire, Hast
Fourth Ward vs.. Highland, Rock
ford Tower. Umpire, Wasikie.
ALL-wILmINoToN LEAGUE
Eleventh Ward vs.. South Side
Eden, Eden Park. Umpire, Glenn.
Parkside vs.. Defiance, Harlan
Field. Umpire, Mcconnell.
Crescent vs.. 6rownson, Second
and DUPONT. Umpire, Smith.
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
krebs vs.. Marshallton, Marshall
ton. Umpire, Jamlson.
Eismere VS.. Five Points, Elm
hurst. Umpire, Henry.
Delaware city vs.. Stanton. Om-
pire, Wlntrup.
DELAWARE RIVER INDUSTRIAL
LEAGUE
Sun OIL al Vlseose.
Union Petroleum az National
Anliine.
TeSaeo at consoleum.
SATURDAY CHURCH LEAGUE
West vs.. Emmanuel, Rockford
Tower No. 2.
Union vs.. Scott, Baynaru Fielu
\ No. I.
Trinity W. First Central, Bay
nard Field No. 2.
PENNsV ELIMINATION SERIES
Norfolk Division W.. Maryland d.
Vision, Pennsy Field, 10 4. M.
Delaware Division VS.. Maryland
Division, Pennsy Field, $50 p. NJ
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
st. Hedwig'S A. A. Dots
BY "GUEss WHO"

Zulu was seen looking for Big
Bear with a shotgun for going
around with Nell.
Jack Grabs-"Go to movies much.
Wilson,"
wilson-''Yes. quite often"
Jack Grabs-"Ever see 'oliver
Twist2"
wnson-''No. but have seen
'Fatima wirgle'
st. Hedwig's Fourth quartet, con-
slsting Of Red WEIGH. Big 81, Pat
Mulrooney and Kyzi. sang their first
song at Ed Clouds new home.
sanso was seen looking in and out
the other night. What's the matter.
Sansg Oh. my Lizzie's sick.
No wonder the river was rough.
The Guney Trio went grabbing last
Tuesday.
Big chief Is our new poet His
latest poem Is Love"
How sweet b love
But Oh how bitter,
To love a girl
And then not glitter.
l htuFlf FNu are h'AAAhh ~ w -
iady's man. Hey, boy. who were
those two? Watch your step.
Our chairman, Jack. went out
with the hay fever and came back
with the grass widow.
Burke. how did you like the ride ,
Il was carried away with H."
Onions is taking dancing lessons
He wants 70 know II it is hard 70
reveyse. Mroz yelled. mo. just take
your foot on your partners right
and put II on the left"
Honkey went fishing yesterday
and had good luck. While away
three collectors called.
Pinkey was seen eating bullets
We hope later reports will be favor.
able.
J. Mud-'Does she dress well7'
Il don't know, 1 never watched her.
Banks elaine he Has a hickory leg
That's nothing Salad, I've
got a cedar che-..
When It comes 20 riding ba'
roads ask Doc PaylikowskL IL
didn't miss any OF them.
When II comes TO looking for moth
ine. "Dendebeck" fnds Il In the Jul
where the moonHhine was.
The first man was found In India
Who found him. ''Noottyi"
Don't forget. you minstrel men
Anybody wishing 20 take part in IN
show Is requested 10 attend IN
, meeting tonight
Red Welch said that since he wa
: married he feels like a bird. HOY
so. Red7 Because you sometime
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
What's Wrong With Baseball
Look At Boys Tomorrow

Something doing in the City
League tomorrow-something doing
in that circuit every Saturday when
the weather is right and II hasn't
been wrong much here of late.
The National Guards are not look
ing for a post-season series to decide
the championship and Joe Condor is
bending every effort to make II
clean sweep OF both halves. st.
Hedwig's has had a hard time trying
to get in the win column in the last
few games but the Soldiers will take
no chances with the Browntowners
as they are liable to come through
at any time.
Edge Moor, which is making
great bid in this leg OF the race will
stack up against its ancient foe. Hill
crest, at Shellpot Park. Stapleford's
crew is only half game behind the
leaders. and neck and neck with
Eastlake for second place. II goes
without saying that they will make
every attempt 10 keep within as close
a striking distance to those out in
front as possible. Hillcrest Will try
TO spoil their hopes for old time sake
II nothing else.
keystone, latest entry in the War
rem loop, faces a real test in Pop
Miller's Eastlakers. The boys from
East Fourth street galloped away
from ST. Hedwig's in their initial at
terapt last week but Miller says they
viii have far from as easy sailing
tomorrow.
A team which those who have seen
IL IN action say will bear watching
is the Fourth Ward which goes TO
the mat with Highland Pitted
against the west siders hard fought
game should result. Fourth Ward
has a combination OF youngsters
sprinkled with veteran here and
there. They may be the ones 70 up
set the leading clubs at any time.
ALI Wilmington lie ague teams,
minus several high priced stars
promise closer contests in tomorrow
games. At Harlan Field Defiance
will be the guests Of Parkside which
will have an almost entirely different
lineup from the one with which II
started the season. The Tenth
Warders with their batting order
practically intact will try to do what
Crescent could not do in 1e innings
last week.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
Many Athletes Enter For
Pennsy Field Track Meet

Y. NJ. c. Al. vorous. L. Perrone.
e. weitzel II. W. Matthew. c. siocomb,
r. Griswold. W. Pritchett n. r. Nc
Clure. c. Parks. A. shelladay.
DUPONT Accounung-H. NJ. white.
Polish Falcons-J. Kojro. J. skura, a.
Kevetone Field Club-v. Hammerer
r. Strawbridge. W. Virgins, p. Dallett
ST. Mary's A. At. Nolan. NJ. Hes
sion. IA. Michaels, J. Kauss.
One-Mile Relay.
Defiance A. Ar. Strawbridge, y
Cole. j. Straughn, J. kcrrigan, W
Walsh. r. Crockett.
Y NJ. c. Ar. Minker. r. p. Kite
J. Garvine. r. Jones. B. Goldstein, e.
weitzei. r. Ingram. c. slocomb.
Peoples Settlemcnt-E. Clough. j
Ayars. G. Powell. r. Baldwin. IA. Roper
DUPONT Accounung-W. Mendlnhall
/ +. NJ. Mcdaniel j. Kendall, G. X. smith
Polish Falcons-J. Skura, A. j.. kowa'
lewski. r. potocki, l.. sroka.
Keystone Field Club-R. Strawhridge
W Virgins. v Hammerer, =. Dallett
St. Mary's A. A.-D. Murphy, J
Hayes. A. August. ]. Donlon. NJ Hes
sion, T. Nolan, A. Payton, C. McCon
22o-Yard Dash.
Ninth Ward A. C.-B. connor. z
Farne. ]. Bradley.
Defiance A. A-G. Strawbridge.
Cole. A. Gillespie.
Jones. W pritchett, B Goldstein. j
Foster. A. Foster. J. Garvino. g. Slo
comb. A. Shelladay, r. Ingram,
Elliott.
Clark
DUPONT Accounting-F. NJ Mechanic
J. W Elliott J. Kendall
Polish Falcons-L. Sroka. +. Potoclc
A. j. kowalcwski
Keystone Field Club-R Strawbridg'
W. Virgins, p Dallett. A. Wilmer. I
kemske, ID. Riley. ]. Collins ]. Burtor
| St. Mary's A. A-D. Murphy, .
Hayes T. Nolan. G. Mcconnell. 7
Aichaels, n. Hession. W. O'Donnel
A. Payton-
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

The great battle put up by the
Fifth Ward combination at Harlan
Field has stamped them as an op-
ponent to be feared. Crescent meets
Brownson and baseball Of the old
time variety is looked for.
Eleventh Ward, with a strength
ened lineup. will travel all the way
across town TO hook up with South
Side-Eden. "Inkie" Nitchie will be
back with the Wampus Cats and the
Browntown bunch expect TO get
started in their drive for the second
half title.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
WILLIAMS HAS IDEA.

Sports Editor The Evening Journal.
Sir: AS a matter OF fact. the best
way TO solve the question What's
the matter with local baseball" is to d
make all players OF the leagu<
sign contract to play the whole
season out at a fixed salary with tho
team they start with. Hoping this
will help 10 settle the question about
the baseball in Wilmington. ! am.
THOMAS WILLIAMS y
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
JIM FLYNN TOTES
P0LICEMANrS CLUB

PUEBLO. Col.-Jim Flynn.
known throughout the United States
as the Pueblo fireman, has deserted
the ring.
He has laid away the boxing
gloves and Is now wearing the uni
form OF the Pueblo police depart
ment.
on July Flynn met Sugar
Keller, Pacific coast heavyweight, at
Montrose, Col. and lost on a foul
in the eleventh round. after winning
the battle up TO that point
He returned 10 his home and Is
sued a challenge to any heavy
weight in the country TO fight a
benefit performance for the Pueblo
food sufferers.
Flynn's challenge was unanswered
and he Immediately took the civi
service examination for patrolmar
and was accepted.
Flynn still has hope Of a third
match with Jack Dempsey. He
1 knocked Dempsey out in one round
at Murray. Utah, in 1917 and the
following year Dempsey turned the
tables and kayoed the Puebloan in
! the initial round.
He believes that he is entitled tc
third match with Dempsey foi
he is the only one on record who
ever landed the kayo punch on the
present heavyweight champion.
Flynn's record shows that he hai
been a trial horse for most all Of
the first raters. He fought Demp.
sey twice. Jack Johnson twice, San
Langford three times. Fred Fulton
Carl Morris. Tommy Burns, Bat
tling LevinslSy, Hugh Walker. and
several other prominent whit,
hopes"
Although Flynn has been in tn
ring game for % years he appear
to be in good shape yet And NJ
isn't kidding about wanting anothe
whack at Dempsey. the man-killer
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
LAUREL TRIMS MARDEI.I.A

laurel Del, July 22.-Laurels
newly organized baseball club won
over the Mardella (Maryland) team
yesterday, s 20 4. After a Ions strine
OF victories over the best Peninsula
teams, the latter came here as con-
quering heroes and suffered igno-
minous defeat Features were the
wonderful pitching Of Oiliphant. for
Laurel, who. with proper support.
would have blanked the visitors. and
the all-around work OF Melvin, OF
Dorchester county, Maryland. who
short-stopped for Laurel
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
DELAWARE GRANGE PICNIC

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT, July 22.-About thir-
" members Of Delaware Grange, OF
Newport. motored TO Augustine
Beach on Tuesday afternoon. where
they enjoyed picnic supper and So
cial time.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
Must Fight.

Must Fight.
Miss Cecil Leitch, the English
Babe Ruth Of the golf course. is go
ing to follow Suzanne Lenglen. the
French tennis star, to America in
quest OF titles.
Supreme at home. II will be inter
esting to see II they hold their ath-
letic prowess on strange links and
courts.
While II is an almost invariable
rule that stars play their best among
home crowds these two particular
women seem TO 80 far outclass our
own champions that they will clean
up while on their visit.
Miss Leitch drives the ball as far
as the men stars Of golf She seems
to absolutely lack golf nerves. The
same is true Of Miss Lengien In
tennis~
We're going to make them vel
come but they will have to FISH
harder to win over here than al
home.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
WANTS GAMES.

Ninth Ward Midgets would like TO
arrange twilight ball games with any
first-class teams in this city, Pine A.
c., ST. Hedwig's Juniors, Defiance
Juniors. Richardson Park Juniors.
preferred. Send challenges to David
Cauffman, l112 Pullman Place. Will
mington, Del.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
Horning In.

Horning In.
with so many Of the veteran pitch
ers going poorly this summer many
young fellows are getting a chance
to show their wares.
Practically every club has some
youth on its pitching stan who is
horning into the win column regu-
larly.
Just who the best youngster to
come up this year is isn't fully
proven yet
We would say that Glazner OF the
sPirates occupies the pedestal just
now. And on the same team the In
dian, Yellow Horse, isn't far behind
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
Risk Is Slight.

Risk Is Slight.
Willie Hopes announcement that
he would defend his billiard title in
matches other than those played in
the annual tournaments has put a
new interest in the green cloth game.
He has set his price high-S10OO
for every 1000 points played-so as
to keep the publicity seekers out.
The billiard title has lost some of
its original lustre since Hoppe was
ambushed back Of the national tour
naments.
His new decision to defend his
title in open matches will doubtless
bring Edouard Horemans, the Bel
gian expert, back to this country in
a hurry.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
National League
ToDAYs SCHEDULE

TODAYs SCHEDULE
National League
Chicago at Philadelphia
St Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
American League
No games scheduled.
DO not worry about tho heat In the
city. Take car and 90 20 Brandywine
Springs Park.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

Seek the boarding places for vaca.
lions now through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

Want a place for a holiday for the
ehlldren7 5randyN~lne Springs Park fills
the bill.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
Five Point Pointers
ny THREE STAR HENNEssY

Reeders:
They is quite a lot OF talk in
town amongst the sporting Ele-
ment about Kid Sum OF a Gun,
or somebody. being the chump-
cen box fighter OF the universe.
We got a few boxers OF our own
out yere an II the noise amt
stopped quick we are liable TO
come IN an show 'em all up.
THREE STAR HENNESSY.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
MuIShdLItOn Has Chance
to Tie Up With Krebs Outfit

Krebs Company will endeavor 40
continue It's winning streak when
they face Marshallton at the grounds
OF the latter tomorrow In a>suburban
league game. As the Groves boys
are only game behind the leaders.
a win for them would tie them for
the lead. Although Jo Clay holds
record for two victories over the
Marshallton clan. Dory Collins. who
is hurling In great style at present.
may be Manager Ruth's choice. Nc
Daniel will handle the slants OF the
krebs hurlers. Hayward. who lost a
close game TO Five Points last week
will probably pitch FOR Marshallton.
Burke will catch.
krehs will take over several hun
dred fans TO see the game and rec
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

have to ny for your life?
Jimmie kcrns. the next time you
sweep the cobwebs from your brains
please use the vacuum cleaner.
Say, Doc BienkowslSi. the only way
you can make your helper "smeck-
els be an electrician. Is 70 bring
him up with a switch.
Hibby Pennell Is now an inventor.
The biggest thing he ever pulled of
was his undcrshirt.
Frank Miller was seen buying a
tooth comb. what's the matter.
"Yak?" You must have hair on your
teeth.
Well. boys. watch for our next
smoker on July 26.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

Five Points has a manager who
does something besides make noise.
Last Saturday ne got out on the
mound and pitched great game,
holding the Marshallton batters 70
two scratch hits. Great work, Fos-
ter. boy. we're an back OF you.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

Sian! Il....!:...E:s IS
- =. ----.- Q ~
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League

American League
Chicago, 2; Athletics.
GA innings.).
st. Louis, s; Boston. /.
Detroit Z; Washington, 2.
Cleveland. Il; New York, s.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

Some are BAN players. while others
play ball.
Five Points has a manager who
does something besides make a noise.
Last Saturday ne got out on the
mound and pitched a great game,
holding the Marshallton batters TO
two scratch hits. Great work, Fos-
ter, boy. we're an back OF you.
We also have another two hit
game to report. That Is the game
pitched by young Norm Taylor, OF
Pudd Wilson's outfit Verify, this
mans town Is where they invented
the word pitcher
One certain ball player on the Five
Points team said he was going to
trade his baseball ability for a little
brown dog and then drown the dog.
Which. we must admit, is very
good idea-but can you get dogs mat
cheap?
They say that interest Is tagging
in Wilmington, but the baseball fans
out this way seem to show the same
old enthusiasm.
FAMOUS SAYINGS.
"You heard me, didn't you?"
-Ninny Maxwell.
Watch me fool him with this
curve. oh Ash.
Nov. you might think this is
bunk, but when 1 was-"-Our
Harvey.
Got a Job YETI" - -
"I don't know wattsa matta'"
The whole gang.
joss Henry says the Suburban
League teams always treat him
rough. Last Saturday. while umpir.
ing the Five Points -Marshallton con-
test. his face got all battered uT
trying TO stop foul tips, and then
for good measure. a foul tip hi'
the back-stop back of him and
bounced back, hitting him where thu
chicken got the axe. Tough luck
joss, old boy.
We must say that we can hardl,
see the use of a sliding pit wher
some Of the members of the married
mems baseball team (so-called) ge
limbered up.
II is reported that some. OF tn
day committee had to get busy tn
next day and fill in the excavation
on the bail diamond.
Now that the old timers hav
shown their ability. It has been sug
gested that the girls and womei
show us all how to play the grea
national game. Hmm, the sugges
tion sounds good. In fact, It Il
good!
Chick amt got much shape, that
true. but when he starts running
Oh. boyi
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

We also have another two hit
game to report. That is the game
pitched by young Norm Taylor, OF
Pudd Wilson's outfit Verify, this
mans town is where they invented
the word pitcher.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

Some are BAN players. while others
play ball.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22
National League

Philadelphia, s; Chicago, 1.
Brooklyn. 2; St Louis. 1.
Other games postponed.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

One certain ball player on the Five
Points team said he was going to
trade his baseball ability for little
brown dog and then drown the dog.
Which. we must admit, is very
good idea-but can you get dogs that
cheap7
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

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No games scheduled.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

They say that interest Is tagging
in wilmington. but the baseball fans
out this way seem to show the same
old enthusiasm
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

II is reported that some OF the
day committee had to get busy the
next day and fill in the excavations
on the ball diamond.
Evening journal., 1921-07-22

We must say that we can hardly
see the use of a sliding pit when
some OF the members of the married
mems baseball team (so-called) get
limbered up.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-28
shaft (n. steering gear (29.Sn.

Every 300 miles two complete
turns: Starter gear shifting shaft
(9), clutch throwout yoke (33). trans
mission control Q2), pedal shaft (35).
rear axle pinion bearing (39), rear
wheel bearings (l9-42.
General fabrication. - Every 300
miles use squirt can to apply ZerOlene
No. 3 to all joints and small working
parts not otherwise provided with lub-
rication, such as starter gear shift rod
QD, brake pedal (34). brake rod clevis
pins Q4-l7-37-40), and sll brake con-
nections. Care should be taken that
all oil holes and passages are free from
dirt so that clean oil may reach the
surfaces to be fabricated.
Schedule Of fabrication -
Daily, or every 100 miles: Engine.
spring bolts; steering knuckle bolts /:
steering gear drag link cross steering
rod pins clutch thrust washer.
Every 200 miles: Fan bearing: wa
ter pump shaft; steering gear.
Every 800 miles: Starter gear shift
ing shaft; clutch thrOwout yoke trans
mission control; pedal shaft: rear axle
pinion bearing; rear wheel bearings.
Every 500 miles Transmission: rear
axle housing clutch; electric genera
tor and starting motor: steering gear
housing universal joints springs.
Every 750 miles. Drain. flush and
refill engine cTankcase.
Every 1000 miles: Transmission; ;
rear axle housings; wheel bearings.