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Evening journal., 1921-07-07
Morris Looks Good to
Win OUer Eddie Small

The Keystone Field Club is all set
for the biggest show OF the season
in Pythian Castle tomorrow night.
All men listed 70 appear are IN
strict training at their respective
camps and will report in the pink
OF condition.
The wind-up win show a classy
los pound boy aeainst our champion
Mickey Morria This lad is X o.
Eddie Small. OF Philadelphia. who il
being trained by Freddy Corbett. a
past master az the boxing game.
After Corbett saw Mickey In action
az last weeks show he said that his
protege would out-class the local
wonder. II he can do this he will
certainly be a wonder az the local
fans think Mickey can hold his own
with any lad his weight In the coun-
try. The semi-wind-up will give
the patrons a chance 10 see what
Battling Barnes can do against a first
class lightweight His opponent
Joe Marks. is one Of the best light
weights IN the Quaker City.
A number OF local fans who have
seen the Philadelphia boy in action
think the local X o. artist is in for
good drubbing. Should Barnes
win tomorrow nights bout local fan
dom must recognize him as a real
conner IN the lightweight ranks.
Barnes wound mp his training this
afternoon by going six fast rounds
with Ralph Raymond.
The main preliminary wfn give the
fans a chance 10 see Kid Chadwick
in action against a real classy light
weight IN the person OF George
Russell OF Philadelphia The local
lightweight has not been seen IN
this city for along time but has
been putting up some great fights In
the south. Russell needs no in
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
FOUR RACES ON
THE MATINEE CARD

-Four races are on the card for
the Saturday afternoon matinee. at
the Elsmere track. The card
EVENT NO. 1.
Prince H, br. g., by Prince March,
Betty Bros.
Vera March. s. m. by Prince
March .......... VIM. Newlin
Emily B.. b. m. by Austin Burns.
Ed. Goodwin
Lillian Russell. s. m, by Idle Jr..
John P. zebiey
Netue Be shure. b. m. by Be
Shure .......... o. II. Perry
EVENT NO. 2.
Para Belle. b. m. by Paralizer.
Betty Bros.
Peter w. b. g., by Cressup Mack.
william NJ. Taylor
Matt H., b. g, by Delaware
Knight .......... NJ. F. Hayden
EVENT NO. 3.
Roma, b. m. by Lord Dewey.
Harry Rose
Cochatto Girl. S. m. by Chief
Cochatto. -. Charles e Donovan
J. p. T., b. g., unknown.
John =. Zebley
Lulu Wood. b. m. by Peter Wood.
Patrick Dougherty
Evelyn Belle, blk. m, VIM. Il Lucas
Bonnie L...-. Mr.. Pierce
Baron Red, a h. by Wheeler
Wilkes ............ David Ford
Director Wilkes. 5. g.. by Belmont
Wilkes ......-.....E. S. Stanert
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

more OF a boast to the club 20 say
that the old Vandever A. c. has been
re-organized than TO state that a
new Nandever A c. had been form
ed.
The old Vandever A c. has come
back 10 life and will go a long way
toward putting Wilmington on a
higher plane in sports. which means
a higher plane In other things. also.
Sort Of strange how it all came
shout the reorganization, but the
folks over that way have always felt
the void since the passing Of the for
mer club. The spirit always re-
mained. however. and that's how II
all came about
The other night after a ban game
between the Vandever ATl-Stars and
East End at Seventeenth and Church
streets, a few OF the old fans gath
cred and recalled incidents in the
life Of the -oid Vandever A. c.
Mention was made Of how they used
70 clean things up" IN several
branches OF sport back in the years
between 1912 and 1915. And then
some one asked the question.
why don't we have a club now7'
AS we said before the old spirit
was there and famed with the
sparks OF added enthusiasm, a tenta-
tive organization was soon formed
Temporary officers we're named and
since then a regular meeting wa
held. The officers are:
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

The MarshaIftou and Delaware
CITY clubs meet in the most impor-
tant Suburban League game ON Sat
urday at Delaware City. As both
teams are tie for the league lead
with Krebs Company. a victory Is
necessary to keep them In first place.
Both club pilots will have their
strongez lineups IN the game. Hay
ward or Elwood will be the pitching
choice and Burke VIII catch for the
visitors. Spicer and Pugh win prob
ably be the Delaware City battery,
although Hop Geohegan may 90 10
the mound.
Elsmere viii travel to Newport 10
play Krebs Company and will make
the Painters step some 20 annex the
contest. Brommel. who Is hurling
fine ball for the Elsmere club, viii
twirl and Charley Jones, diminutiv'
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
DOingS of the
MCCrea Gang
nv HAM
BY HAM

Zip. boom, baw and away went the
McCrea gang for a royal good time
at Oakwood Beach over the week
end and the Fourth. The weather
was fine. so was the bathing.
The shack was called the Mar
ion." Bill Cox said the shack was
full of reaches. The landlord told
Bill to try Paris green. BIZ did; he
took two doses, but it didn't seem TO
do any good
II looks like Phats Farnan IL head
ing toward the rank OF the bene-
diets. It's the second time in two
weeks She loves me, she loves me
not Oh Leonard!
Abe Rittenhouse, all dressed up in
his white ducks. saw some women
in half mourning. Abe said he
guessed their friends were half dead.
Lima Bean entertained in the
dance hall on Sunday evening with
guitar solos and shadow boxing.
Very good. Lima
Just because Dutch Bourden
couldn't sleep ne roamed the beach
keeping others awake by sweeping
out the wild waves and singing to
the sand flies.
Somebody said they would kiss the
first man up in the morning. Sam
Crossan sat on the porch all night
A. NJ. take of your false face;
VIC know who you are, you fudge
maker.
woggie Bug went to church Sun
day morning and when the oontribu-
ton box was passed. Woggle whis-
pered: I'm not naturalized, I can't
vote"
Johnny RED" McCrea loves the
water. It made his hair fade and
ran down on his shoulders. but IL
was really sunburn. wasn't it Red?
Better try dying II black next time.
Young Bill Mccrea had his for
tune told by r. F. He was instructed
70 take out life insurance so as to
have something 70 live for after his
death.
The McCrea minstrel troupe enter
tained at the Lydia V. X. cottage on
Sunday night. Corner lounging was
speciality. Why was the breakfast
late at the Lydia V. X. Ask A. X. A.
or the milk man.
Although Jimmy is very thin. you
could find him in the bathing suit.
He seemed to make a hit with the
Jersey sand snipes for one night
away.
II Cecil dear could have seen X. s.
posing as Anita Kellerman he would
J be glad to have fought for democracy
again. You wouldn't have to wash
dishes down here Cecil. dear; we eat
with our fingers.
The two kitchens entertained with
parlor games in the dining room.
while Jim Kennedy hurtied all night
for the soft side OF a hard board.
Ism wishes they would celebrate the
fourth OF every month.
Ham. the editor, makes apologies
TO the gang. but not 20 the persons
who made themselves lemonles'
lemonade. Hereafter take a cook
with you. Take this advice from
| your sweet daddy.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
BRALEY,S STORY OF
FIGHT IN VERSE
RY pFRTON pRALTY

JERSEY cTrYThe lights low Paree-the bouvards
George lost the hsh Demps champion STILL the Frenchan is
all right,
1t seemed to me Carpenter the smiling boy from France was badly
ceedns strange to who watched the bout he should have fought at
lodging
lighting
along
a a OF Although
fighting wore
his
or night
hll
he
thank him
a low
Of made
n a i'm vas
row a.
on the battle they look back IT'S They've had
their night
uck me
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
Its Up or DouOn For This
Pair Of SubWbdniteS

back stopper. win be his battery
mate. The addition Of Rollie Davis
ex-Huber inflelder. adds life 20 the
Elsmere infield az Davis is playing
the best game Of his career. Dory
Collins. who shut out Stanton last
week, will probably draw the pitch
ing assignment for Krebs.
Five Points meets Stanton al the
iatter's field. The Five Pointers are
handicapped by the absence OF
Archie Stewart, heavy hitting out
fielder but will use Pyle. Murray and
Johnny Brodley in the outer garden.
Grubb. Foster or Hawke will be on
the mound and Gantert on the re-
ceiving end. Truxton Boyce's STAN
tonites are playing fast ball and gave
Krebs a scare last week. Osowsil
or Whiteman. both speed boys. vii
! do the hurting and Bunting vii
catch.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
WON'T LET JOHNSON
BOX In NEW JERSEY

NEW YORK. July Jack John
son former heavyweight champion
Of the world. who will be released
from the Leavenworth Pententiary
next Saturday. win not box in New
Jersey while the present State Box
ing Commission Is in office.
That was the statement OF Chair
man Robert II. Doherty here whom
told OF reports that attempts would
be made 10 match Johnson with
Harry wills IN a Jersey ring next
month.
THE commissioners are in ONCE
10 promote and protect the boxing
game in the State" Chairman Do
herty declared, "and we believe that
the appearance OF johnson in a con-
test there would be derogatory to
the sport"
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

Toughey DuEan, OF Port Richmond
and Joe Richards, Of Camden, N. ].
This should be wonderful bout az
both are skilled boxers Dugan has
become great favorite In this city
and the fans are always wanting to
see him In action.
The opener will present Pete Do
vine. OF this city. and Chester Jack
Dempsey. This pair OF clowns VIII
furnish a good bout The show
will start al S.45 and the doors VIII
open at 7.3O. Tickets for the spe-
clal show OF July Is In which Johnny
Horha and Ralph Raymond box VIII
he distributed at tomorrow nights
show. The Castle is one OF the
coolest places in tho city the hall
being well ventilated as wen as hav-
ing i2 revolving electric fans
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
RAYMOND D-HARBA
TO NIX-UP AGAIN

Johnny Horba. of 81. Hedwig's A.
A.. and Ralph Raymond. OF Key
stone. were matched last night by
Olen Hackett 10 box six rounds al
Pythian Castle on Friday evening
July IS.
II will be remembered that these
men recently put up the greatest
bout ever witnessed in this city.
Special tickets will be issued for
this show and all persons attending
tomorrow nights show viii receive
one.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
st. Hedwig'S A. A. Dots
BY "GUESs WHO"

Girls! G1risi Girls!
II you want to get IN on this. we
would like TO have you come down
to the club rooms Friday night We
will start a ladies' auxiliary and
would like TO see you all. So don't
forget at SIS p. m.
Kiyi. you are a great help TO the
farmers. Every time you get a load
on il rains.
Get up out OF there. SIT You can't
stop a freight car by lying on the
railroad tracks. v~.r.~
Jimmie Mudd what kind OF a
foundry are you starting on the
East Side? How about some OF those
heavyweights you catch with that
line Of yours?
How about the football team. fell
lows? It's about time we we're get
ting together.
Some fine time on the Cecilia the
Fourth They didn't have any girls.
20 chief went up on the avenue and
rolled his eyes. The result was that
he Brandywine was chartered.
Slammer Bill has opened a hair
dressing parlor in Marsh-End City.
His assistants are Red sharky and
Eddy Cloud.
Little Adam. how are the ponies
flying? Pretty high. say wei
Ted Pennock said he was coming
back and show the young fellows
something. We never knew you
went away Ted
Jack. the barber. said he can cut
your hair with your hat on. Did you
ever shave a false face?
Our chairman. Jack. can't be all
upstairs when he puts iodine on his
sunburn.
Victor. the blacksmith. is going "a
be the cause OF our buying some
flowers and giving John Yasik job
Jonkey we don't like to do Il
but we have to. Which one Is it
Washington or Elm street? Come
on. open that sock before the foot
falls out OF Il.
Everything is alright about NJ
Hlbby.
Joe GrabowslSil It's alright tC
show your face TO the people In your
neighborhood. but for the love ol
Mike. keep your feet under cover.
OH Johnnie Horba. Kid. we go
you this time; plenty OF dough
Pauline girlsl Now you stop
G. Rittenhouse made a hit by
singing a beautiful ballad entitled
Thunder Bolts" but when Il cam,
TO singing Thunder Storm" he drew
rain.
Duke Sansone looked hot after n,
bought a shirt at fre sale.
Whose straw hat went 10 ruin
Watch your step. Salad.
We missed a watermelon Sunday
X. o. Singer. they blame you for Il
It's alright TO throw mail over IN,
porch railing. but please don't throw
yourself over the fence the mex
time you 20 to the races at Elsmere
Jack zebley.
Jimmy Kerns. what did you d,
with that straw hat? Were tn
stores closed when you were II
town? It's funny Dick Skippe
bought one after he loaned you his
We was the fellow that tried 4
invent a non-skid soar nsh. Asl
Bill smilslSi.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
THIS TIME LAST YEAR.

Pittsburgh completed a triple;
play against the Phila Lefty
Cooper caught a fiy. threw To
Cation al second and he com
pleted the play 10 Grimm at first
With the score tied in tho
eighth inning. the Cubs scored
five runs and beat the Cards
The Athletics beat the Red
Sox twice.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

with his arms tied up.
Panama Brady win be out OF the
game for a couple OF days. He's up
in Orange, N J., learning how 20
play bali.
Murray. what is the big attraction
down on French street?
Burns. you had better stay away
from Eleventh and Orange. or Null
lin VIII be on your trail.
McCleary is a second Babe Ruth.
Campbell, how did you like the
boat ride?
It's a shame Mullin can't get any
one 10 write TO him.
All out on the outing Sunday, boys.
and have a good time.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
REVISED NEWSPAPER
LEAGUE SCHEDULE

July IL
Harlan Apprentices at Rhoads
July 13
Rhoahs at Journal
News AT Klwanis.
Elks az Star.
July 10
Harlan Apprentices at XII
wants.
July 20.
Bankers az Journal.
Rhoads al Star.
News at Elks.
August
Star at Harlan Apprentices.
August 3
Kiwanis at Journal.
ElkB az Rhoads.
News at Bankers.
August 10
Journal at Star.
Bankers at Kiwanis.
Harlan Apprentices at EllSs-
Rhoads al News.
August II
Open for play-of OF post
poned games
August %. 81 and September
Z. three-game series between
winners OF each hall OF schedule
to determine championship OF
league.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
LOCAL BOYs NfATCHFD.

Oien Hackett has matched two
boys from his stable 10 box at Es-
sington on Friday, July %. The boys
are Battling Barnes, who will meet
Georgie Russell. and Buckley McGin-
mis-. who will meet Billy Hines.
Both the local boys opponents
are from Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
Sales A. c. Hot Shots
BY SCOOP

Murphy has been taking singing
lessons lately. Alta boy. Murphl
Carney has a new suit and a straw
lid. boys. Nuff said.
Burns got the longest hit OF the
day and was sore for two days az
tcrward.
Sheldrick's one-hand catch was
the feature OF the game
DeLucca looks like a race horse
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
HOGAN WANTS no FICHr

Kid Hogan. OF the 11th Ward
would like TO arrange a bout with
Battling Barnes OF the Keystone
Club. Hogan looks as though he
could make Barnes step some. II
the bout can be arranged tho fans
win be sure Of a real battle.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
rNInN GEr THIS

Manager weldin wants all Union
players out at Eighteenth and Van
Buren streets on Friday evening and
also al Rockford Tower on Satur-
day afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

inely interested IN
Wilmington's well
fare.
The old Van
dever A. c. has
been fully re-or-
ganized.
J st a mere
m e ntion of the
fact brings back
memories OF that
great aggregation
from the Ninth
Ward which al
ways had the town
sitting up and TAX
ing notice. IL is
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
RRoNzE NosEs oUT WEsr FNl

Delaware Bronze defeated the
West End A. c. last evening In a
twilight game At Browntown. 4 10 3.
Score by innings: r. II. f.
D. Bronze. 0 o 201O IA 8 2
West End...0 100 20 O-3 4 2
Batteries-Diilon and Thomas.
Blockles and McEwean. Umpires.
stein and Kelly.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

PRODUCTION tn local fans as his pro
vious nights IN this city speak for
themselves. Chadwick Is training
at the Frankie Lewis Club and will
be In the best OF condition when he
enters the ring tomorrow evening.
The second bout brings together
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
National League

St. Louis at Philadelphia
Brooklyn al New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
(Other teams not scheduled.)
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
Semi wind-up

Battling Barnes. Of the Key
stone Field Club W. Joe Marks
of Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
Main Preliminary

Kid Chadwick, sensational
local Iightwcight. vs.. George
Russell Of Philadelphia. Pa
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
Sian! ! II!!!::s| Ines
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

American Bcague
Boston. 2; Warrington Q2
innings).
Washington. /; Boston, o (second
game).
Chicago, 2; Detroit. 0.
other games not scheduled.
National League
Boston. IL; Philadelphia 6.
Brooklyn. Il; New York. 4.
Pittsburgh. 8; St Louis. C1s
innings).
(Other teams not scheduled-)
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

First bout ne SIS O'Clock.
Doors open M 7.3O O'Clock.
Charles Dawson. referee; WIN.
Springer. announcer; Joseph
O'RouriSc. timckccpcr. DR.. III.
G.. Bucimaster, examining ply
gician-
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
Bv BEN GREENSTEIN

Here's some real good news Tor
the sporting public and those genu-
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
National League
roDAYs SCHEDULE

American League
Athletics at Cleveland
Detroit al Chicago.
(Other teams not scheduled.)
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
Scoond Ronf

Toughcy Dugan, OF Port Rich
mond. W.. Joe Richards, OF
Camden.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
Opening Bout

VT" TTTTIN TTVTE
Pete Dcvine. the local Fatty
Arbuclgle w. Chester Jack
Dempsey regular Charley
Chaplin
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
Mickey

KEYSTONE SMOKER BOUTS
Grand Wind-up
Mickey Morris. fiyweaght
champion OF Delaware. vs..
knockout Eddie Small OF Phila..
Pa
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

or jersey town has turned aroun';
She's right back where she started.
AS things now be IDS normalcy,
Cause fight fans have departed
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-09-15
SEPTEMBER 1ST CROP REPORT

No material change has taken place
in Utah crop prospects the past
month The outlook SIN shows a very
satisfactory condition. Harvest seems
to bear out the most optimistic fore
casts made earlier in the season.
Corn was improved by showers
during August and is now expected to
turn out $4,000 bushels OF grain.
Wheat prospects are unchanged. A
total production OF 6,265,00O bushels
is forecasted from condition reports
and the first few thresher returns.
Oats are little better than last year
but show no change the past month.
Barley has remained unchanged also.
Tame hay Is estimated as yielding
2.SS tons per acre as an average OF
all kinds. Alfalfa, all cuttings VIII
yield $40 tons per acre, while clover
Yields 225 tons and timothy zoo
tons. These figures are about eight
per cent higher than. last year Wild
hay is practically the same as last
year with a yield OF 1923 tons per
acre. Production will amount to
| ,375, 600 tons OF tame hay and 1907
900 tons OF Wild or total OF all hay
Of 1,525, 900 tons.
Potatoes have changed little the
past month and are still 524,OOO
bushels short in prospect OF last
years yield While reports uniformal.
Iy agree that potatoes are not as good
as other crops no explanation has
been hazarded.
Sugar beets are maintaining the
good condition OF earlier reports. A
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-09-15

production about like last years seems
likely. Truck crops are all doing
well. The production OF watermelons
is estimated as about 80 per cent Of
normal Catalogues are only 81 per
cent OF normal due largely to a re-
duced acreage.
Fruits are unchanged The State
outlook is for a peach crop a little
better than last year and an apple
crop little smaller.
Pastures and ranges improved with
the showers the past month and are
now rs points above average.
Wool production this year Is esti
mated as 16,50O,000 pounds. Last
year II was i6,t50,000 pounds. There
was little difference In the number OF
heeces shorn but this years feeces
are reported as averaging 80 pounds
while last year they were somewhat
smaller.
The number OF stock hogs Is esti
mated as % per cent OF last year OF
as per cent of the usual number. This
gives $4,000 head this year compared
with 100000 last year--M. M. Justin,
Agricultural Statistician.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-09-15
NOTICE
United States Land Office
Salt Lake City, Utah

United States Land Office,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
August II, 1921.
To Whom II May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
State OF Utah has filed in this office
lists OF lands, selected by the said
State, under section of the Act OF
Congress, approved July 16. 1894, as
Indemnity School lands, viz: Serial
024223, EhSWA, Sec. 10; EhEb.
W1hNEA, NWASEA, NEA NWA, Sec.
"a; T. 8. s.. r. w., and Lots 2, 3, A.
Sec. 10. T. s., II. 2 W., s. l.. NJ.
Copies OF said lists, so far as they
relate to said tracts by descriptive
subdivisions, have been conspicuousIy
posted in this Office for inspection by
any person interested and by the pub
lie generally.
During the period publication OF
this notice, or any time thereafter,
and before final approval and certi-
ilcation, under departmental regu.
lations OF April %, 1907, protests or
contests against the claim of the State
to any of the tracts or subdivisions
hereinbefore, described ON the ground
that the same is more valuable for
mineral than for agricultural pur.
poses, will be received and noted for
report to the General Land Office at
Washington, d. G. Failure so TO pro.
test or contest, within the time
specified, viii be considered sufficient
evidence OF non-mineral character OF
the tracts and the selections thereof,
being otherwise free from objections,
VIII be approved TO the State.
GOLD b. BLAKLEY, Register.
First Publication August 20, 1921
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-09-15

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