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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-07-22
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK,

CRAVENS-We are authorized to
announce Herman r. Cravens as
a candidate for the office of
County Court Clerk of Henry
County, subject to the action of
the coming Democratic primary
election
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-07-22
FOR TRISTEE

GRUBBS-We are authorized to an
nounce A. A. Grubbs as a candi
date for reelection to the office
of Trustee of Henry County, sub
ject to the action of the coming
Democratic primary election.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-07-22

f. Harris IS conducting a meetine
at the NJ. Il. Church IN Conyersville
this week. He is assisted by Rev
Ledbetter OF Humboldt, Tenn The
meeting wliicm was conducted by
Rev Fred Chunnl in the Christian
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, May 1s.--Tomorrow evening
in Armory Hall, Faithful Circle of
Kings Daughters OF here viii give a
musical for the benefit OF tho new
Milford Emergency Hospital.
Friday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, the
local high school baseball team viii play
Delaware College freshmen team on the
local diamond. proceeds OF the game
will be turned over to the new Milford
Emergency Hospital
Harry NJ. Ennis and Clarence Dar-
rickson motored to Philadelphia, yes-
terday, 10 remain for a couple OF days.
Mrs. Samuel G. Welsh is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Thomas H. Sappington
I'm Canton, Ohio, for six weeks.
Mrs Joseph Henry Draper left on
Monday for an extended visit with
friends I'm Denver, Colorado, and other
western points.
William II. Sippie has returned to
Milford after spending -four months In
Florida, according To his custom of
many years standing.
John w. Bennett left on Monday for
Laramie City. Wyoming where he ex-
poets to make his home in the future.
He has three sons who have been resi-
dents Of that section of the country for
several years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
AUTO|STS PROVE Is
PER CENT CARELESS
Do Not Pay Enough Attention TO
Precautions Necessary at
Track Crossings.

Only one out " every four automobile
drivers uses the necessary precautions
for safety at railroad grade crossings,
according 10 G. w. Galloway. yice-Pres-
ident in charge Of operation and main
tenapce Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail
road His statement is based on careful
observation. made at grade crossings
by the Safety Department of the Balti-
more a Ohio in the four years l9f7-fs20.
inclusive.
The automobile driver in not asked 70
undergo any hardsbtps In cooperating
with us." said Mr.. Galloway. We sim
ply ask him 70 be- careful 40 crossings
in order that he may avoid injury or
loss OF life. We are trying 70 make him
understand that he should not trust
his life entirely 70 a crossing watchman
who is liable ~ err; to an automatic
safety bell which may fail at the critical
time. To stop, look and listen is an old
warning. BUS is most effective pre-
ventive IL needed.
For the first three months Of this year
Mr.. Galloway reported that failures to
observe the safety rules decrease In
January they were per cent. in 1000
observations; in February they we're 4
per cent in 1900 observations. and in
March they were per cent out of "a =
900 observations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
NINE BALLOONS IN RACE.
Entrants For National Contest includes
Fest Wind Bag Pilots.

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, May Nine balloons to
be piloted by some of the country's
foremost aeronauta have been entered
In the national balloon race to be started
ut Birmingham. Ala, Saturday, the Aero
Club Of America announced today.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Il. Lahrn.
II. s. A.. winner Of the first Gordon
Bennett balloon race, will pilot the army
balloon. His aide will be Major Oscar
Westbyer. chief ,of the balloon and air.
ship division OF the air service.
III. r. Honeywell. Bernard Won Hon-
man. Captain John Berry and =. s. Nc
.Kibben, all representing st. Louis have
entered balloons. The Akron Chamber
Of Commerce has entered the CITY of
Akron" to be piioted by Wade r.. Van
Ornan. with Willard r. Sefbcriing as
his aide. Birmingham has entered the
CITY OF birmingham with Roy r..
Donaldson nr pilot and w. f.. Robinson
OF the University Of illinois az aide.
Ralph Upson. who won the Gordon
Bennett race in 1918. is another entrant.
His aide viii be q. J. Andrus. one Of the
chief forecasters of the United States
Weather Bureau.
The Navy will be represented BY
lieutenant Commander l.. y. Roth. with
Lieutenant II. r. Ha1land, United States
Navy. Az aide.
Allan X. HowIey will represent the
aero club Of America as referee In the
race.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
ASSIGNING TENNIS MATCHES.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York, May 18.--The Davis Cup
committee Of the United States Lawn
Tennis a ssociafion will meet Friday to
assign the matches that are to take
place in this country. IF all the matches
that now appear likely to be held here
are played, arrangements must be made
TO accommodate seven events IN ad-
dition to the challenge round.
BY vote Of the annual meeting last
February the challenge round was as
signed TO the West Side Tennis Club
at Forest Hills. The annual meeting
also adopted a resolution that the
matches should be awarded to the cities
desiring 70 hold them in the following
order: Newport, pittsburg. Chicago,
Cleveland, New York, Boston. Phil
adeIphia and Minneapolis.
At Newport the Newport Lawn Ten
mis- Club was asked for the final round
TO be played on the famous courts of
the Casino. The Allegheny Country
Club has applied for the Ptttsburg
match and two applications have been
received from Chicago. The Cleveland
Association Tennis Clubs Will have
charge Of the event there and several
applications for the New York games
have been received. The Longwood
Cricket Club at Boston and the Phiiadei-
phia Cricket Club are applicants from
those two cities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
BLADES HAS BASEBALL FEVER.
Sussex Town Very Much Interested
In That Sport.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford. May 1ss-The baseball fever
has struck Blades hard over the series
Of three games arranged between the
married and single men of the town, the
first of which wac played yesterday, re-
sulting in a victory for the married
men by the close score of to 2. Prac-
icany the entire town turned out to
witness the game and many from Sea-
ford were noticed in the crowd.
The game was well played by both
the married and single men. The out
standing feature of the game was the
two home-run drives of Merritt of the
single men. Pennewill, who started TO
pitch for the married men, was taken
out of the box and Hatfield substituted.
After that the single men could not con-
meet safely with the ball.
Henry. who officiated for the single
men, was a puzzle to the married men,
The next game of the series viii be
played Saturday, when the single men
say they are going to give their op-
ponents a trouncing. The batteries
were; married men. Pennewill, Hatfield
and Twining; Single men, Henry and
Hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
DIAMOND STATE
IN NATIONAL MATCH
Local Organization Expects to
Make a Good Showing in
the Big Event.

The rinemen Of the Diamond State
Rifle Club are doing a lot of fervent
hoping tonight that tomorrow evening
may turn out clear. The local club has
two teams entered in the national
small bore team match and both squads
will go down the line for their first Of
fetal scores tomorrow evening. Ten
men will shoot on each team and the
ave high scores viii count for record.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested i'm the matches as teams have
been entered from practically every
State in the Union and the wilmington
ians hope to be well up with the lead
ers when the four weeks course of fire
is completed. In addition TO the Ma
tional Rifle Association medals, which
will 20 to all competitors going through
the matches with an average of 80 or
better. the Diamond State Club will give
n trophy TO the club rifiemen turning in
the highest total score for the month.
and another trophy to the member MAX
ing the highest individual score in the
matches.
In addition to the teams which have
been entered in the national small bore
matches. challenges have been sent to
the Murray Guards Cub of Atlantic
mems Association of New Brunswick.
y. J. 1f the Atlantic City rifiemen
agree to a match, the local small bore
shooters win probably make a week
end trip to the shore and the resorters
viii make a return trip to Wilmington
Several attempts have been made to
get match with the Camden, ". j.
Rife Club. but without success to date.
The clubs outdoor range near She'll
pot is amply equipped to take care OF
a big crowd Of shooters and when the
rainy Saturday jinx leaves this section
OF the country. a bunch of old timers
and novices is expected TO swell the
ranks OF the regular shooters. An at
tractive shooting lodge viii be built be-
fore long and an invitation will then be
extended to the members of the fair sex
In this city, who formerly followed the
rife shooting game with considerable
interest at the old du Pont Club at
Henry Clay, TO take part in the Dia-
mond State Clubs regular programs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
The Importance of
Healthy Kidneys

I'm the removal ~ waste rn.terisl
from the body. the kidneys are caliaf
upon 70 perfotTn very important dufr.
The failure ~ these marvellous and
delicstely constructed organs n nron.
eriy do their work means retention ~
the system ~ poisonous matter. This
poisons tie system. and n permitted fa
remain results IN severe hackache hauf.
ache, torpid liver. constipation ara
eventually Briehtk disease. Warrsr.s
Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy. = com.
bination of herbs and other hoaIfhfal
ingredients was discovered about -
years AFRO. and It's value IN strength
ening the kidney~sBd liver was AZ ore.
appreciated. Today u stands a. one
Of the standard remedies IN the treat
ment ~ diseases ~ the Kidneys ana
liver. Many persons suffer from de-
eases ~ the kidneys unknowinglv The
use of Warmers safe kidney ana Liver
Remedy win invariably improve vrur
health. and make YOU feel that lie y
really worth the living.
Sold BY Eckerd's Drug store and al
leading druggists Sample sent ur rr-
ceipt OF ten cents. Warner's safe Rem.
eiies CO.. Dept. cas-. Rochester. 81. ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
MUSICAL TEA FoR HOSPITAL

Milford. May is.--Alden Branch OF
the International Sunshine Society, held
a musical tea. Monday afternoon. at the
home of Mrs. Minnie R. Davies on West
street, the proceeds OF which were
donated to the New Milford Emergency
Hospital. The program was as follows:
Piano duet, Mrs. Edward Hurley and
Mrs. Walter n. Barrett; vocal solo.
Mrs. Disston ". Jacobs: vocal solo.
Miss Helen Barrett; vocal solo, Mrs.
Wesley Heebner: piano duet. Mrs. Ed
ward Hurley and Mrs Walter X. Bar
rett; vocal solo. Miss Virginia Hender-
son: piano duet. Mrs. Wesley Heebner
and Mrs. William Riggs; piano duet.
Misses Margaret and Rebecca Davies;
piano solo. William Robinson. Jr.: piano
duet. Mrs. William Riggs and Mrs. Wes-
ley Heebner; vocal duet. Mrs. John G.
Dawson and Mrs. Daniel Hirsch; rcci-
tation, Lynn Pratt, Jr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
KEYSTONE CLUB HAS
FINE CARD FRIDAY
Matchmaker Hackett Offers Un-
usual Program for Smoker at
Pythian Castle.

The athletic and musical entertain
ment to be given Friday evening at
Pythian Castle. under the auspices Of
the keystone Field Club. promises TO
be one OF the greatest boxing cards
ever put together In this city since the
days OF the old pyie's Cycle Academy,
which was in existence about 25 years
ago. when all the worlds champions
performed In this city.
This week Wilmington fans will have
an opportunity OF witnessing Some Of
the most sensational boxers now per-
forming In this part of the country.
Two OF the performers have a passible
chance Of becoming worlds champions
and they are: bobby Barrett, weiter-
weight and Mickey Morris. nyweight.
The favorite Happy Jack McwiIliams,
who won himself into the hearts of
local fans, by his great bouts here with
X. @. Harry Baker and Bobby Barrett.
will meet Jim Buchanan In the windup.
Buchanan is the middleweight cham
pion of Scotland, who comes here with
great reputation. This will be
Buchanan's first fight I'm this country
and Wilmington fans will agree that ne
is 10 for some bout
The semi-windup brings together q
HsAI pl the nsSI WsiiEfWsfEntS In the
East. Bobby Barrett. who has scored
more knockouts than any other living
weltcrweight. and Ralph Raymond.
premier weiterwcight of the State. This
is expected to be real bout for action
as the winner will meet Young Tom
Sharkey here on June IL at Harlan
Field. Barrett and Raymond are both
in strict training at their respective
camps
The main preliminary brings to-
gether Mickey Morris. the classy local
fiyweight, and Bobby Mccain. of Pitts
burg. Mccain in now located in Chess
ter, where he is in strict training at the
Market Square gymnasium. Mccain
has challenged Morris twice in this city.
The second bout is probably as in
teresting as any bout on the program
and brings together Jimmy Ireland OF
the Keystone Field Club and Paddy
Murphy. of the newly organized Della
ware Athletic Club. This pair put IN
a great bout about three weeks ago, in
one OF the best ever seen in this city.
They are being rematched at the re-
quest of a number of boxing fans.
The opener brings together Buckley
McGinnis, who last week put the X. o.
on Willie Kline. and Waher Mcleod. of
Clifton Heights. Invitations for the
show can be obtained at the club head
quarters, 2os East Fourth street.
Charley Dawson will referee all the
bouts The opening bout Will take
place at s.s5. city time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
HAYNES AUTO CO.
WILL HOLD PRICES
Wirs Local Agent Taylor That No
Reduction Will be Made Dur
ing Balance of Year.

y. Q. Taylor In pronounced optfnr1st
on tho business outlook In the auto
mobile trade. Ifr has just received D.
telegram from the Kokorno factory of
the Haynes advising that the present
output is Al poiht~ % per cent higher
than ever before. and giving the as-
surance that the present list price Of
the line is guaranteed 10 be maintained
for the remainder of the year.
The receipt last week of n car load
shipment ~ the model No. so may have
acted also. ms n factor In his mood. since
this Is the type OF car that has proved
such winner. and is 40 much i'm de-
mand TINT many agents are going to
the factory and driving away cars.
Space at the State Fair I'm September
has already been reserved by The Taylor
Auto Sales Company, which indicates
their faith In the future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
Local Sports

Walt Seotts Wilmington All-Ssars
will play the wwkhouse nine tomorrow
afternoon at the workho,nse. These two
teams played an Interesting game last
week.
At a special meeting last night, it
was decided TO change the name of
Manager Chippey's An-Stars to Rose
dale. John Ayers was elected coach of
the team.
The Theta Phi and Sigma Kappa
Delta fraternity baseball game scheduled
for this afternoon is creating much
interest among high school students.
The Huber baseball team will start
playing twilight sport. beginning FRI
day. Manager Harshman is anxious
TO book some games for some open
dates.
Madison took the lead in the Inter
Neighborhood League last night. when
they defeated South Side-Eden. al.
DE Sales defeated No. "a school in an
uninteresting game at Baynard Field
yesterday afternoon. 1914.
The Smyrna baseball team will meet
the Middletown nine this afternoon at
smyrna.
The Hercules basel II team would like
TO arrange games with any team in the
city. Ia to is years of age. Send chal-
lenges TO rnail room. Hercules Powder
Company. Delaware Trust Building.
The wil-Del team will play Defiance
Travellers at Third and Adams streets
this evening in a twilight game.
Brownson and Lorraine played to a
90 tie score in twilight game at Sec
ond and du Pont streets last evening.
the game being called in the ninth in
ming on account of darkness.
The Fourth Ward Juniors viii play
the Fourth Ward Wild Cats tonight at
Fourth and Church streets at 6.
In regular Church Girls League
game. the Mt. Salem team. defeated
Scott, 2s-e4, yesterday afternoon.
Loose fielding behind Grossrnan en-
abled the Accountants to defeat the
Production team in a du Pont League
game, lis. Nine runs were scored in
the second. but Cirossrnan frightened and
held the Accountants scorless through
the remainder of the game
Umpire William G.. wintrup. 2sI
South Union street, is anxious to Sc
cure games in which to work during the
week and on Saturdays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
BADLY HURT DOWN SOUTH.

Seaford, May William Lundy, for
many years a Seaford business man,
is lying dangerously injured in a hos
pitaI in Savannah, Ga. Jundy had
made Savannah his headquarters, as a
fertilizer salesman. According to in
formation received here by his sister-
in-law. Mrs Frank Sullivan, he, In
company with the owner OF the fertil-
izer business he is representing, We're
returning in an automobile from a base
ball game, when the machine hit an OBJ
struction on the stone road. turning 1t
over and hurting both occupants out.
Lundy striking the stone road with his
head rendering him unconscious and
infiicting serious injuries.
Yesterday Mrs. Sullivan received word
that he was still alive with an even
chance Of recovery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
PLANE GETS INTO PuGILIsM.
By Associated Press to Every Evening.

Chicago. May IS.-n an airplane
journey can be arranged Champion
Jack Dempsey will fly from New Jersey
to Benton Harbor. Mich, and act as the
third man in the ring on July at the
Benny Leonard Sailor Friedman match.
it was announced today by Floyd Fitz-
simmons. who closed the match yester-
day.
The Michigan promoter said he had
received Dempsey's promise 20 act as
referee if he could get there in time
after the Carpenter match on July 3
at Jersey City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
WILL FLY ACROSS CONTINENT.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
San Francisco, May 1s.-Captain
Eddie Rickenbacker, premier ace of
American aviators. during the war. an
nouneed here today that he viii at
tempt a two day transcontinental
flight from okland, Cal. to Washington.
ID. c., taking off May "a.
Rickenbacler hopes TO reach Chey-
enne. Wye, by noon and Omaha, Neb.,
by nishtfall the first day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
NINE AND
BLACK SOX IN TIE
One of Fastest Games Of Season
Featured by Nitchie's Work
on the Mound.

Parkside and the Baltimore Black
Sox played one Of the fastest games of
the season yesterday. when the two
teams battied to n scoreless tic. Nitchie
did not allow the visitors one hit, while
the locals managed to collect three Oft
Smiths delivery. Nitehie made the only
extra base hit of the game when he
drove out double in the eighth. The
ssnf..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
Seniors Lose to IunIors

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Newark, May 1S.-In the first of the
inter-class baseball games played yes
terday afternoon on Frazer Field, the
University of Delaware Juniors defeated
the Seniors. 1875. Challenger and Deppe
composed the battery for the Juniors
and Anderson, McCaughan and Wood
for the seniors. This afternoon the
Sophomores and Freshmen win cross
bats and the winners of this game will
MY the juniors probably Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
GAMES TODAY AND TOMORROW.
American Leaxue.

AmtFICaH LeR&ne.
Boston as ST Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
National League.
St Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Boston
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
Score by Innings.
RHOAD's JRs. WIN.

the Rhoad's Jrs., Monday afternoon.
1o-T. The Rhoad's Jrs. team is COM
posed of the following players: Parker.
G; Mccoy. p.; Gamble, SIS, Luton ] b.;
stafford 2 b.; Escott, 3. b.; Whiteman,
r. f.; Elwood, 9. f.; Mccoy |. f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18

Parkssde 4...0 O o o o o O o 90
r. b. S.......0 o 90 0 o o %
Two-base hits. Nitchie. Struck out
by Nitchie, 3; by @. Smith. 3. Double
plays. Harristone 20 Gray; Glenn to
Novel;. Left on bases, Black Sox. 5;
Parkside, 6. Stolen bases, Glenn. Hall.
Sacrifice hits, Smith, Gray. McNif. Hit
by pitched bali. Lewis. Base on balls.
Off Nitchie 8; off Smith. 4. Passed
halls, Lewis. ?. Number Of innings
pitched, by Nitchie. Q; by Smith, o.
Time OF game. 1.5o. Cmpires. Hayes
ana Alien
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
American League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National IeaRna.

Fttsburg, 6; Philadelphia. q.
New YORK, - Cincinnati, Ill inns.)
Brooklyn, 9; st. Louis, Z.
Boston, s: Chicago. 4.
American Leagne.
Chicago, 10; Athletics, a.
Cleveland, 4: New York. 2.
Washington. 2; Detroit. /.
st. Louis, 4: Boston. 2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
Ruth Kelly
IL 8

Babe Ruth made his home run
record n 1871 an even dozen.
yesterday in the game with CIeve-
land, Uhie being the victim. The
hit came In the ninth with none
. on, and failed 10 save the Yanks
from defeat. Ruth Is nov ~
days ahead OF his 1890 clouting
schedule. having gained his
twelfth home run on May 81 last
year off Walter Johnson, Of
Washington. at the Polo Grounds.
He is Also four runs ahead of
George Kelly. OF the Giants. his
nearcst rival for foi1r-baggers
this season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
Totals
Press Recreation.
Score by InDin rs.

Advertising .,........0 0 8 2 2 3-I3
Press Recreation "a o 8 2 iii
Summary: Hits, of Parkinson, II,
off Martin, Is. Earned runs, Press
Recreation, s; Advertising. 6. Two
base hits. Martin. Leary. Three-base
hits, Michael, Mccoy, 2. Home runs,
Martin, Robinson. Struck out, by Mar
tin, S by Parkinson, 8. Base on balls,
off Parkinson, 8. Number OF innings
pitched. by Martin, q; by Parkinson, Z.
Umpires, Ufffeman and Eliason.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
NATIONAL GUARD IN
WIN OVER UNION
Soldiers Continus Fast Work and
Take Close Contest From
Church Team.

The Delaware National Duarr team
defeated Union Church team. s-t rnfh
teams put up a good srficie of bell
Mccauiiey secured q homer ard double
on Briscoe, while Sylvester sou~hsA
Goodwin for homer and triple 'rNs
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
NEWSPAPER GAMES TODAY.

Four fine games are booked for the
Newspaper League today. Alco will
play the Evening Journal. at the Mil
itary Grounds. and umpire Hastings
will offieiate. The News viii play the
Star team at Eden Park, No. 2, with
winthr1p working as umpire. Umpire
Rickerts VIII handle the game between
Rhoads and Kiwanis, ar Eden. No. l.
while umpire Kanz win oficia.c in the
game between the Elks and the
nkers-Brokers. at Harlan Field. All
the games viii start at 5.15.
Every Evening classified ads pay big
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
PRESS RECREATION WINS.
Defeated Advertising I'm Girls Baseball
Game Last Evening.

An interesting game was played last
night at Eighteenth and Van Buren,
streets by two teams Of girls. Press
Recreation defeated Advertising by the
close score Of Ia &c Is, as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
.EASTLAKE DEFEATS
THE HIGHLAND NINE
Lefty" Long Lets His oppo-
nents Down With Two Scat
tered Hits.

Enstlake whitcwashed the Highland
team, 20. in a. City League game last
night. Only two hits were made on
the delivery of Lefty" Long. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
NEWARK TRIMS NEW CASTLE.

New Castle. May 1s.--Yesterday after
noon. the New Castle High school base
ball team was defeated at Battery Park
by Newark High. ii 10 1. The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18
SECOND BAPT|STS
WIN OVER GOODMAN
Dsakyne and Goodwin Engage in
Pitching DueI With the
.Honors Nearly Even.

Second Baptist wen hafd played
game over Cookman, 3-a. at kockioru
Tower yesterday. Goodwin pitched Wen
as did Deakyne, each allowing nve
hits The score: