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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
tbaH League Meeting Tonight; Ruth Suspended
BASKETBALL LOOP FORMED
With SIX LEADING FIVES

a basketball
TO followers has
been formed
secretary The officials sporting circles
Walsh leading
basketball
thoroughly
taken kinds devotng much time
the of he
These
the
The formation of basketball bring
place addition to the unusual of enthusiasm being displayed
Wilmington
splendid feature of the league that each will
its particular floor the organizations having their
busny engaged
viii meeting
Tho circuit
Wilmington
breaking The
accommodation of the tho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
COLLEG|ANS TO PLAY
THURSDAY NIGHT
Auditorium to be Scene of Fast
Game When Rival Quin-
tets Meet.

When the Swarthmore Collegians
trot out on tho Auditorium floor to
face the Wilmington Collegians on
Thursday night. galaxy OF all around
athletic stars seldom seen in so small
a collection will lie assembled. II
takes only ten men to make two bas-
ketball teams. but in this scant gath
ering will he numbered men who have
their names in the sport
hall of fame, In several other branches
as well as basketball.
OF the Wilmington Collegians
Sank" McCaushan and Alexander.
stand out as stellar all around per-
formers, the former in football and
basketball and the latter in the same.
"Lanky' Yarnan. pivot man for the
local aggregation. has a reputation as
a pitcher. Billy Greenwood, the Drex-
el fash. has given noteworthy demon
strations Of his prowess in the three
major sports. The Garvine brothers.
.Clim and Jack. are in the same class.
The former Girard Collegians can do
well in baseball, football and basket
ball, with the cage game their stellar
sport. Billy" Longacre, the depend
able guard, has displayed his all
around qualities a number of times
!n the local field.
Another speedy preliminary clash
WI proceed the big battle on Thurs
day night and Ben Emery, who made
such a hit with the fans, will be on
hand 10 referee. The Original Six will
again furnish the music for dancing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
SNAKE BITE CURE WORKS.
Application OF Gasoline Proves a.
Good as Alcohol.
Bad neWs for Amerlca.

bad news Tor America.
IL appears that Mr.. Viljoen, the.
post contractor Tor the Kimberley
Kuruman service. was on one OF his
motoring journeys accompanied by his
son, who alighted from the car 70
open a gate, when no was bitten by
puff adder, which was lying in the
road.
Mr.. Viljoen Immediately tapped
some petrol from the tank and ap-
piled it TO the youngsters foot. He
also gave him a little petrol to drink.
There was a certain amount of pain
and some swelling of the foot, but Mr..
Niljoen persevered with the applica-
tions of petrol to the foot. and even
tually the pain became easier and the
swelling went down. They duly ar
rived at Kuruman, and the boy did not
appear much the worse for HIS expert
ence. He suffered no further pain,
but seemed somewhat languid for a
few days. He is now quite recovered.
Mr.. Viljoen killed the snake.--Jo-
hannesburg Correspondence of the
London Daily Express.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
RUTH SUSPENDED
! BY JUDGE Lands
Commissioner of Baseball Also
Fines Babe" His Share of
Worlds Series Money.

Chicago. Dec 6.---The bad news"
for Babe Ruth. worlds champion home
run hitter with the New York Yankees
broke yesterday. Ruth was fined his
worlds series prize. amounting 10 33.-
3622e, and suspended until May 20 Of
the 1929 season by Judge Lands,
commissioner of baseball. FOR par
ticipating in those exhibition games
following the close of the worlds series
games between the Giants and
Yankees.
Outfieidcr Bob Mcusel and Pitcher
William Piercy, also members of ths
Ipennant-winnlng Yankees, who par
| ticipated In tho transforming trip
with Ruth. drew substantially the
same penalty. Pitcher piercy's fine
was 500 less than the other two play
lers--Piercy's share Of the worlds
| series being that much less than the
ether players received.
The suspension of Ruth for Mt least
| the first month OF the American
League pennant race, practically
means. baseball observers pointed out,
that the New York slugger will have
| little chance of breaking his home run
record next season. The fact that he
will not be eligible TO apply for rein
statement until May 20--the season
starting about April 14--makcs 1t al
most impossible for Ruth to shatter
his record OF 80 homers. the experts
said.
| The decision Furnishing ruth and
the other players. which. in tho base
ball world, rests as tho most inpor-
iant Judge lands has made sincb H.
Ibecamo commissioner was made after
two months deliberation. After the
players gave UP their tour. Judge
Lands sent each a uucstionnaire. ask
ing their reasons for violating the
rules of organized baseball. The rule,
enacted in 1911, forbids member of
a team competing in the worlds SER
les championship. from participating
In any exhibition games after the
close OF the series. Ruth replied TO
'he questionnairc, but neither of the
others answered It.,
Judge Landis, in his decision, said
the offending players 'willfuIly and
deflantly" violated the rules and that
the situation involved not merely rule
violation, but rather mutinous de-
fiance intended by the players to pre-
sent this question: Which is the big
ser--baseball or any individual in
lbaseball?'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
BASKETBALL LOOP
MEETING TONIGHT
Schedule and Plans for Season
to be Mapped Out at
Conference.

\ mceting of tho city Basketball
League win hc held tonight az tho
ilun,srs' rooms. Ninth and Market
slreo,t. when II is expected plans will
he made Cor tho opening of the season.
Tho rchcdulc committee win offer
us Nat of datcs for adoption. The
schedule uH framed calls FOR Deem
Ter ~ as opening day, and January
4 aH the CLOSING date. This will per-
iust each Of the six clubs TO meet each
uiher twiuO, one game at home and
uno away In all probability the
schedule ts Trained will be doubled
40 which viii run the campaign until
Mafoh.
President leo Walsh announced last
uiihi that the meeting will be called
promptly nt S.l5 and requests that all
managers be- on time. Tho amount
Oi forfeit, rules and other important
huslnoas viii hr discussed.
Every indication points to a sue
DcthfH yoar OF basketball IN the now
ur HnniTation. Managers and follow
uiH uf the Eis clubs. rarlSsidc. Defiance
at MnfyH, Mount Vernon. Seventh
Ward ana Nuncors. are back Of the
movement, aud a real nght for the
remnant IN anticipated,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
MINOR LEAGUES MEET.
10 Clubs Represented at Base
ball Conference at
Buffalo.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

:
Buffalo. y. Y, Dec. 6.--Twenty-si
minor league circuits embracing 40
clubs. were represented at the annual
meeting of the Association Of Profess
sional Baseball Leagues here today.
II was said to be one Of the largest
gatherings in the history of the asso-
citation.
The annual address of President
Michael Sexton, the report of Secre-
tary John II. Farrell. of Auburn, the
election of officers and amendments
TO the constitution. were on the pro-
gram.
The possible return OF the draft,
whereby the majors can draw on the
minors for new playing material. con-
tinued TO be one of the chief topics OF
discussion before the delegates took
up routine.
Among the three big minor leagues
classified as IA and including the new
international, the American Associa-
ton and the Pacific Coast LeagLes
opposition to any change 10 the ar
rangement entered into a year ago
seemed TO De strong.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
COLLECIANS AROUSE BASKETBALL INTEREST

Basketball Wilmington
result OF the introduction into local sports OF the Wilmington Col
Athletic Association This
ball hc which will than likely make them all sit
notice before the end Of the
The consists
collegiate ranks and
the Their
considerable their
attention of before the of this playing
Sank" Mcaughan Alexander formerly
with Blue Gold
considered the best their
excluding of them and that Is saying a lot
gan las mig
although
he In the
Thursday Johnny
Orioles the local
artists The Pennyvanans
East and the Wmingonians
class their with them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
BICYCLIsTs GOING STRONG.
One Team Drops Out as Racing Pac.
Grows Too Hot.

New York, Dec. 6.--Twelve teams
IN the six-day bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden were punched at 8 a.
n. today. the 32d hour. having gone
s2s miles and two laps. Three other
teams-Billard-Alavoine, Grenda-Be-
loni and Bello-Gaffney-trailed a lap
nehind.
During the night the pace became
too hot for PiaLa and Clark, ard they
dropped oct. CLARK was taken TO a
hospital suffering from what appeared
70 be d throat affection. Grenda and
beloni made up new team as a re-
suit OF the Withdrawals
The record for the SD hour is 7Oe
miles and one lap, made by Lawson
and Root in 1915.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
CHURCH LEAGUE SCHEDULE

TONIGHT.
Basketball-Friends' School. s y. M.
Old Swedes VS.. St Stephens.
Second Baptist vs. Grace.
Bowllng-7-30 p. IN.
Mt. Salem VS.. Brandywine. Y. NJ. c.
A. alleys.
Emmanuel vs.. Bethany, westmins-
ter alleys.
THURSDAY.
Bowling-7-30 p. IN.
Silverbrook VS.. Union, westmi,,s-
ter alleys.
Second Baptist VS.. Grace, Y. NJ. C.
A. alleys.
FRIDAY.
Observation-Disclosures Gym. s y. m.
Epworth VS.. Hanover.
Brandywine VS.. West.
Bonling-7.S0 u. IN.
ST. stephens VS.. Goodman. Y. Al
c. A. alleys.
Hanover VS.. First Central. West.
minister elleys.
SATURDAY.
Basketball Y. NJ. G.. A.. ., m.
Coockman VS.. Eastlake.
ST. Paul's VS.. Westminster.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
>IsVrrWN>NA IIAcTE.
Mar, lander. fo Have Fast Circuit
Next season,

special correspondence Every Evening
rkton, Md. Dec. e.--The Cecil
county Baseball League and the Har-
inri County League. consolidated az a
meeting held yesterday IN Havre de
Grace. 20 be known next season as the
ius4nrhAnnn League. Arthur G.
iewcil ilavre Dc Grace. was elected
president. n. &. Cohourn. porryvillc.
secretary, and Mark k. Founders.
lNtlnu -un, treasurer.
AiN clubs at the present time com
lflHe The league. aH follows Bolair.
darlington, iiavre Dc Grace. Perry
VIE, llisinE sun and Elkton. oxford.
i'n. and Aberdeen. Ma. not being
spfosenied a. tho meeting, their
hffths in the league were left open
untii th. January meeting. n Is NOR,
than likely they &in post their money
ana coin. into tho organization, thus
mahlnn Il an oight club league.
North East team "a member OF last
year = Cecii County League was drop
ped, bot there iN "a movement on foot
10 organize "a league TO take In the
above town. with Elkton's second
team Chesapeake city. ELK Mills and
two other teams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
CHESROOK PRACTICE.
Manager AbrahAms 10 Drill Eleven
In Secret Workout.

Manager Abrahams of Chesrook
wishes all players TO report at 9I3
Shipley street, this evening at 7.s0
O'Clock, as n hall has been secured
nearby where the team will hold indoor
practice for the big game scheduled
for Saturday afternoon at. Harlan
Field with the fast ParlSside team MS
their opponents.
Three of the old timers will be
back in the game Saturday. Matt
Donohue, Alexander and Feinberc.
The first named has been on the side
lines as a result of the injury sus-
tained at Harlan Field in the game
played against Fort du Pont n 4
Tthe later two have been playing a
bang-up game for st. Johns Military
College of Annapolis, Md.
The following men are requested 10
report without fail: Captain Gabriel.
Emil kemske, Paul Kemske, Donohue.
Alexander. Mannering, Feinberg, Luz
wig, Kenneally, Numbers, Swartz
/ Fegley, Logan. McGonigal, Rose, See
ley, Hanley. Ferguson, Gray, Il. Ker-
rigan, w. Kerrigan, Read and Day
! ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
ST. PAUL'S DOwLERS WIN.
Parkslde Players Out,

Coach "Ev" Megaw, of Parkside
Football team, requests The following
men TO report at the clubhouse at
hlrkwood Park this evening: Potts,
Evans, Faults. Bacon. Smith, Manlove,
Williams, Atkins, Tressler, McCullion.
Cootes, Ross, Springer. Bernardo,
Booth, Wade, Kaylor, Brennan. Os-
mond, j. Brennan. w. Hayes. Grubb
and X. Manlove. The practice will be
called for the purpose OF preparing for
the Chesrook game at Harlan Field
Saturday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
FRIENDS SCHOOL
TURNS TO CAGE GAME
Local Quakers Expect to Have
Best Season in History on
Wooden Ways.

The Wilmington Friends School
basketball team is now preparing for
one of the best seasons in the history
of the institution. Only two Of last
years team have graduated, and the
others are already in form.
The outlook is bright. Finn, the
speedy forward. who was such high
scorer last year; Haitsch and Capt
Coy, last years guards: as we'll as
Long. Young. Munson, Pyle, Hill, and
a dozen others are doing their best
to mako a championship team.
As a preliminary 10 regular prac-
tice, a series of class games has been
instituted. Yesterday the Seniors
played the Lower Middies and the Up
per Middies played the Juniors. The
Seniors decisively defeated the Low
er Middles. 23-s. The line-ups:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
LAST SERIES TONIGHT.
Indoor Catholic League Ends with
This Evenings Contests.

The sixth and last series OF games
In the Indoor Catholic League wifi
be played this evening, when the
Pioneers jourriey to st. Patrick's Hall
and Brownson visits the Forty Acres
10 engage the St. AIMS team.
Ionights games will have a ma
terlal effect on the final standing of
the league, as up TO date. the teams
are pretty evenly matched and there
Is very little difference in the standing
OF the games won and lost.
The prize to be awarded the winner
Is handsome silver trophy donated
by Rev. Father Waldron. pastor of
st. Pauls r. c. Church. Fourth and
Jackson streets.
The standing Of the teams to date
is as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06

When it comes Co real estate--you
know what you want. Look through
Il alphabetical list of properties and
apartments-all f,lly described--in
the classified section. Perhaps You
will find 1t listed today; il not don't
lose day-call 2200, ask for ad taker
and tell the public--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
RaiIroaders In Game.

Sos Wintrup's Pennsy basketball
team viii tackle the fast Pennsy team
from Camden this evening i'm the High
School gymnasium. at $50. The pre-
liminary game win be between the
second team and the Delaware Divi-
sion team from Dover. The girls team
win practice from until 7.3o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
Basketball at Friends.

An exciting brace OF basketball
games was staged in Friends gym
yesterday afternoon, when the
Seniors defeated the Lower Middle
class, 2S to 8. and the Upper Middle
class took a fast game from the
Juniors, 81 TO 10. Long and Munson
starred for the Seniors and Reese and
hin starred for the Upper classmen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
NEW CASTLE WINS
FROM BRANUIWINE

New Castle, Dec. 6.--Last evening
the New Castle High School basket
ball team defeated the Brandywine
team of Wilmington in the Opera
House cage, "a to %. The score at
the close of the first half was 12 to
10 in favor of the visitors. The win
ming field goal was shot by Frank
Kern within two minutes of the close
of the second half. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
Hsaa asaaasas
AfcCABE-
Goals
LOCAL ELkS LOSE.
NorristOwn BowIers Take Whining.
t0nians Into Camp.

wilmington Elks' bowling team re-
ceived another setback in its Inter
City Elks' Bowling League aspira-
tons on Saturday night. when the
Norristown Elks came down and won
two out Of three on Grady's alleys. All
Of the games were fairly close. only
eleven pins separating the teams when
the totals were counted. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
n.Anrce
Temple A. A.
nrown>on Academy 10 Play.

browneon Academy viii lineup to-
morrow night al Brownson Hall
nsalus, the fast New Castle A. A. The
Fish 1owncrH, are after the West
aidefs' scalp. and will bring their
strongest lineup 90 Fourth aud Jack
500 streets 90 Try for q win. Man
naer Conuor will uso the following
u,en is "a, Kamo tomorrow evening:
Dallsn. povlin, kccioy. Farley Brand.
psssman, Kavanaugh and Nc
fAtrhlin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
Call For 81. Marr,s Team.

Coach Sank" McCaughan requests
all ST. Mary's players to report at the
clubhouse this evening at 7.30. Prac-
tice win be held in preparation for
a game pending with one of tho local
teams for next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
Girls Gymnasium Class.

4 gymnasium class Cor girls and
women has been organized st 81.
Johns church. Concord avenue and
Market street. with Mlss Mathilde
solpp as director. Tho FIRST meeting OF
The class viii be held In tho assembly
,o.m tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
SILVERBROOK WINS.
Sensational Game Dropped by McCabe
Cage Quintet.

SiIverbrook won out i'm a 'sensa-
tional Church League game with Nc
Ctroe last night at Friends Schoo!
floor, 10 to 8.
The excellent defensive work of both
teams was the feature. Both teams
scored twice from the field. Miller
registering both for McCabe. The
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
itI NAuo>ly's FIELD
GOAL WAS TIMELY

Ice Mahoncy'r field goal in the last
minute ~ play, enabled Defiance Aca-
denny "a nose out the Temple A. A.,
q, oxford, Pa. = 20 ~ In the opening
rnmo ~ the season, last night. The
llfft half ended in tie 10 Go 10. Lane
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
EASY FOR FIRsT.CENTRAL.
Union Drops Game at Friends School
Gymnasium.

F'irst-Central had easy shedding last
night in it's game with Union, coming
out on top, 40 70 II, at Friends School
floor.
Moro than 500 persons witnessed
the game. Brooks was high scorer
with ID field goals. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06

Long Rows OF AIikoshi Were y
Feature OF the AIatsuri OF the FuSa-
gawa Hachiman Shrine. One OF tho
Moyst Picturesque Festivals OF Mod
ern Toxic. This Matsuri Was over
Monday.-Japan AdN ertiser.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
McCabe Tossers Win.

The McCabe QUOT team won all five
OF its games with the Second Baptist
tossers last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
CHURCH LEAGUE QUOITS.

A pair Of quot matches were
staged IN the Church Athletic League
last evening. Brandywine taking the
measure of Union, 4 games TO and
Epworth nosing out Cookman, 3
games 10 ?. The scores follow:
Brandywine I'LL q 81 7 21-4
Union ....,........ 9 12 81 1S-1
Players: Brandywine, Z. Raymond,
knopp and Denn. Union. r. Jeffers,
Eeybold, Ward and w. Jeffers.
Referee. Parker.
Epworth ......18 21 81 2l 90
Cookman .....21 II ~ IL 2l-2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06
NEW CASTLE HIGH SCHOOL.
BRANpYwINE.

Oldtr sssss+s.stsss-ssssss. 4
Referee--Jesse A. Mckay. Timekeepers,
Mcdaniel and Madden. Time OF halves
20 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06

The lest is found the classified ad
way.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-06

The Upper Aliddles won an easy,
but slow game over the Juniors, Pip
Hill and Hillegas played excellently,
and Moore also showed a good game.
The line-ups.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-16
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