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Evening journal., 1921-08-12
CHURCH TENNIS PLAY
UNDER WAY NEXT

81. Paui's NJ. f. Church will open
It's tennis tournament tomorrow ar
ternoon with two fast matches on
the courts in the rear OF the church
building. The matches tomorrow
will start the preliminary round or
the tourney. Lipscomb and Groves
meeting In the opener. while Sheer
and Midlam will cross raoquets in
the second.
The schedule Of the preliminary
round follows:
Saturday. August 1s-Lipscomb
vs.. Groves; Sheer ". Midlam.
Monday. August i5-Cook va f.
Pierson; sproul vs. +. Lamotte
Tuesday, Augist 16-Hayward VA,
Jeryis; II. I.amotte W. Sheer.
Wednesday, August i7-Lipscomh
vs.. Cook.
Thursday. August 1s-Jervis Va
Groves; l.. Pierson Va. Hayward.
Friday. August ls-F. Lamott'
vs.. II. Lamottei Midlam VI. sproul
Saturday. August 2o-Groves vs.
sheer; Midlam VI. Lipscomb.
Monday, August 22-F. LAmott
vs. Cook; II. Lamotte Va. Jervis.
Tuesday August 23-Braden VI
sproul; Hayward Va sheer.
Wednesday, August 24-Grovei
vs.. +. Plerson; Mldlam vs.. Cook.
Thursday, August g5-Eayward
vs. Braden; Llpscomb W. Jervis
Friday. August 26-H. Lamotts
W. +. Pierson; +. Lamotte vs
sprouL
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
Here s Your Last Chance
to Get SlOimming Lessons

order 10 relieve the head instructors,
because OF heavy pressure Of their
regular work. the Delaware Safety
Council. az the outcome Of meet
ing OF the general Swimming Cam
paign Committee. held recently, has
engaged the Philadelphia instructor
20 take charge OF the pools on
Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Mr.. Newcomb has been instructing
In swimming at the West Side
Branch Y. NJ. c. A. for the last three
years, and has been recommended by
Captain Fred c. Mills, Of the Red
Cross. He Is an expert swimmer.
Wednesdays will be set aside FOR
boys and men, and Thursdays FOR
girls and women. This does not
mean, however, that the pools will
be reserved for only non-swimmers
on these two days. All swimmers
viii be admitted and those who can
not swim and want instruction need
simply make the fact known 20 Mr.
Newcomb. who viii put them 70 work
on the strokes.
Look up your nearest pool and
then get in the swim Mr.. Newoomt
will be at the pools at the following
hours: Wednesdays. for boys and
men only, Delamore pool. from 10 A
NJ. to I2 noon; Kirkwood pool. from
to- p. NJ; Brandywine pool. from
8 to sac p. M. Thursdays. for GIRL
and women only; Delapoore pool
from 10 A. NJ. to IL noon: KirkwooC
pooi. from 2 20 p. NJ, Brandywtni
pool, from 20 sac p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

The last opportunity for free
swimming instruction is being given
for boys and men and girls and wom-
en- who have not had an opportunity
to learn during the early part OF the
summer There are still several
weeks OF warm weather left. for the
swimming season.
There has been more interest In
swimming and life saving In Will
mington this summer than ever be-
fore. and in order 20 carry out the
instructions 70 the very last. ar
ranrements have been made by the
Delaware Safety Council. with the
cooperation OF the Park Commis-
sion, Red Cross and Y. NJ. c. A. 20
have a paid swimming instructor in
charge OF the pools for the next two
weeks.
David q. Newcomb. OF Philadel-
phia, has been engaged 20 give in
structions in both swimming and life
saving, and will be on duty two days
week. Members OF the Wilmington
Red Cross Life Saving Corps, both
men and women, also will be at the
pools at the evening hours TO assist
with the instructions.
As this has been a new feature thi'
summer al the pools. In that volun'
teer instructors were trained and
used, Il has meant that a greater
number OF beginners received mor'
personal attention. thus giving better
| r..uita An experienced instructor
has always been in charge, and IN
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
JR. GUARDS IN
field SPORTS
Ball Game, Track Event on
Card For Saturday
Afternoon
START TWO-DAY
FROLIC TONIGHT

Members Of Troop A, Jr. Mechanic
Guards. will hold their annual neld
day exercises at Rockford Park this
evening and tomorrow afternoon
and evening. The field sports will
be held tomorrow afternoon com
mencing at z.so o'clock.
The committee in charge has ar
ranged an interesting program ana
the winners will be presented with
valuable prizes dorAted by mer-
chants Of this city.
In the evening the bugle and
drum corps OF the Junior Guards IN
charge of Buglers Wilkerson and
Feeney, will play several selections
Messrs. Braddock and Durham
will sing. The well known comed-
ian. James File, and Herman and
HAYDEN, and the Kennedy Sisters
will also entertain.
w. W. butcher. captain OF the
guards, has appointed the following
committees: Sergeant Harry DAVIS
chairman; Sergeant Webster, treas
urer; Frank Paynter, secretary;
a-d Lieutenant Clifton; sport and
field committee, Sergeant Elmer
Gully and William Kitchen; prize
committee. Elmer Gully and Bugler
Wilkerson; ice cream, Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward Webster; soft drinks and
snowballs. Herman Hayden; sand
viches and coffee. James Filei pop
ularity. Lieutenants McCarns and
Gully. The following women friends
OF the Guards will assist; Mrs. Ed
ward Webster, Lillian and Edith
butcher, Helen and Hilda Kennedy
Immaculate Grella. Mrs. Davis. Mrs,
wright, Mrs. Closer Mrs. Clifton
and Mrs. butcher.
There will be a baseball game AZ
4 o'clock tomorrow as well as al
kinds OF sports, including a ho-yara
dash, 100-yard dash, 500-yard dash
A potato race, pie-eating contest
needle and thread race, sack race
three-iegged race and a tug OF wal
between the married and unmarried
men.
Prizes will be given 10 all win
.nera. The Guards taking part in tn'
sports are; Sergeant Gully Hltch
ems. Corporal Garrett Clifton Geo
Clifton, Jr., Miller, Feeney' Wep
ster. Closer, Carl Cohee Brothers
Russell Reed, Harry Davis. Brad
dock. Durham Howard sutton, Ser
aeant Elmer Gross, Dominick
Paynter, Lieutenant Clifton, ST.
Herman Hayden, James Filei JONI
Hayden. Foster, Lieutenant NC
earns. Jones. Corporal Wright
Moore. Captain W. W, butcher.
Howard sutton has just returned
after IS months on the Mexican
border. John Feeney returned q
the Guards after serving three year
in Germany. He brought nome
bride
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

Fred Mitchell--opportuni man
ager-is holding the Boston Braves
in the middle Of the Pennantville
road
His club Is within whlstiing dis
tance Of the leading Pirates and
Giants. Should they faiter he'll
steer his machine around them and
pass.
The way in which he has out
miracled other National League
jockeys with mediocre ball club
puzzles fans on the outside OF the
real facts.
The truth is. Mitchell is a master
at handling young ball players
What he couldn't do with the
siowod-up veterans Of the Chicago
Cubs he is accomplishing with the
Younger Braves. They play ball the
way he tells them.
Leaving the barrier this spring,
the team was rated Logical seventh
place outfit, or a possible last But
that was reckoning without credit
ing Mitchell with exceptional ability
to lead youngsters.
No Stars.
The chance TO manage such a club
was just 10 his liking There wasn't
an outstanding star on the roster
Rabbit Maranville, the one celeb
rity. had been traded to the Pirates
for Southworth, Nicholson and Bar
bare. This trio plugged the holes
of the Braves craft.
Mitchell gave all youngsters a
chance. Everybody hustled.
Oeschger. McQuillan, Flllingim,
Scott and Watson are pitching win
ming ball.
Inhelders Ford, Boeckel, Barbara
and Holke put up a defense second
20 none in the league.
, Outfelders Nicholson, Southworth,
Cruise and Powell are slugging.
The Brave machine Is hitting on
all cylinders.
Managerial ability did Il.
Not long ago the Mitchmen won
eight in a row.
Biilifer Deal.
Mitchell jumped from the stall
/ ings' nest as coach to manager Of
the Cubs in 1917. Next year he
won the pennant. Then he became
president Of the Cubs.
Two jobs proved too much. He
stepped back to Just plain manager.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
Watching the
Sc0reboard
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Yesterdays -christenbury.
batting in the pinch in the ninth in
ming with the bases full. singled, the
Braves beating the Phils ? to 1.
Errors by Burns and Bancroft
gave Brooklyn a to 3 victory in the
first game, but Frish's triple in the
thirteenth inning drove in the run
that gave the Giants the second, 10
s.
Bohne got four hits in four times
mp and helded 10 out Of 16 chances,
the Reds beating the Cards 6 tot 1.
Pittsburgh oopped a double-head-
er from the Cubs at to 3 and TO 4.
zinT pitehin the second game
single 4 tte eleventh, stole secon-
and scored on Robertson's single
Babe Ruth's forty-third homer
helped the Yanks beat the Athletics
7 TO 3. Clarence Walker got his
third homer in three games.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
Guards In Danger of 3
Trimming This Time

National Guards. undefeated lead
ers OF the City League. has good
chance OF being toppied tomorrow
afternoon whom they face the Key
stone Field Club. The East Fourth
street aggregation looks like the
dark horse OF the race and has a
chance to COP Il ifit keeps coming as
strong as "a has been. The Key
stoners are sure to let the Guards
know they we're in ball game after
Il Is all over.
Fans from the northern section Of
the city Will have a chance TO see
one Of the contests they have waited
all during the season 20 see. Hnl-
crest comes 20 Eastlake's heath for
the periodical struggle between the
ancient rivals. The Iakers. only a
half game from nrst position. are
set 10 keep out OF the loss column
from now on. But outside OF this
phase Il will be one OF those Old
tough Tits you read about with each
team In there TO win from start to
finish.
Fourth Ward which has taken
on a new lease Of life during the past
week, will entertain Edge Moor
which considers itself stiil In the
running for frst honors. with the
race nearing the finish all Of the
clubs In the league are trying for
the best position possible
Highland will 20 70 ST. Hedwig'l
and a second division battle OF en-
ceiienoe should result with both
teams going AZ top speed
Delaware City and MarshaIlton
face each other In a crucial subur-
ban League game tomorrow az Mar
shaliton. As loss would put
Delaware City out OF the race. the
Fishtown boys are exceedingly
anxious 10 annex the game. Geohe-
gan. the lanky soufhpaw. In round
ing into form and may 20 to the
mound. In case he does not. Spicer
will probably be the pitching seiec.
tion. Either Doc Pugh. who has
been out Of the game with an in.
jured finger. or Davis will do the
receiving.
Manager Groves will have his hes
lineup in the game and it is ex'
pected that Hayward and Burke
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
Saturdays Baseball
CITY LEAGUE

CITY LEAGUE
National Guards w.. Keystone,
Second and dupont. Umpire Cum s
nlnaham.
Hlllcrest Va. Easuake, Twenty-
ninth and Market. Umpire Has
tlnus
Edge Moor W. Fourth Ward,
Fourth and Church. umplrs
Waslk.
Highland w. 81. Hedwia's, MIL
tary Grounds. Umpire Rickorts.
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Delaware City vs.. Marshaifton,
Msrshallton. Umpire Wlntrup.
Stanton vs.. Five Points, Elm
hurst. Umpire Jamlson.
Elsmere W. kreos, Newport
Umpire oerhauser.
DEL RIVER INDUS. LEAGUE
Sun on az Union Petroleum.
Niscose az Teruco.
conaoleuu at National Aniiins-
CHURCH LEAGUE
West ~. Trinity, Baynard Held,
No. :.
immanuel Va Union, Rockford
ISS, Scott w. ". firr-csusr.I. sayuard
Field, No. 2
INDEPENDENT GAMES
Old Men Giants W. Buttons~ood,
az Buttonwood.
Old Men Giants ~ Marshall
ton. az harshallton-
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
LYNCH PAIR CLEANS
UP AT CHECKERS

Charles J. Lynch and Charles X.
Lnych, considered two Of the lead
ips checker experts in this section.
the former being champion Of Dell
ware entertained two New Jersey
cracks at The game yesterday In a
two-man match,-W. w. Winetts and
\. NJ. Willis. Of Woodbury., n. j.
The Lynchs are not related although
the Willetts are brothers.
The match was played at Charles
]. Lynoh's place of business, 301
Madison street. After the smoke
of battle had cleared it was found
that the Delawareans had won II Of
the 40 games. The Jerseymen took
-but Two While seven ended in draws,
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
CONTACT WALL0PS
SHELLP0T THIS TIME

Contact. Of the General Chemical
Company, made it unanimous in the
NTH and deoidii g game Of their
series with the shellpot Park nine
at Overlook last night The Chem
lists completely swarlped the park
athletes. IS TO g.
Practically all Of the leading fea-
tures OF the game were provided by
Poole, who not only pitched in fine
style for the Contact boys. but was
the star az the bat He collected
four hits and limited shellpot 10 the
same number. He also famed l2
men. The score:
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
MARTIN
FIGHT TONIGHT

Ralph Raymond will go on against
Joe Martin in the wind-up OF the
bouts 10 be staged at Camp Chandler
this evening in connection with the
Reglmental Review Day program Of
the Delaware National Guard. 1t Will
be the feature event Of a five-bout
card. Olen Hackett will referee.
The card complete follows:
Wind-up.
Ralph Raymond vs. Joe Martin.
Semi -Windup.
Battling Barnes VS.. Frankie McKenna
Preiiminaries.
Johnny Traub vs. Joe Hall.
Pete pevine VI Mike Devi'n.
KID Johnson vs. Danny Kramer.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
RoUCu moan FOR STAR

The Sunday star Independents
are in for a tough tussle this even
ing when they face the Union A. A
al Baynard Field. The unian boys
have a fast club and are sure 70
make The Star athletes go strong al
the way 10 win.
Manager Bin Stewart Of The star
has arranged two speedy tits for
next week. on Monday night ne
will take his cohorts to Rose Hill and
on Friday they will travel TO over
look.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

will be the battery. Hayward ts
hurting good bail and win give the
Canal Town batters some troubla-
At Newport. the Krehs Climb meet
Elsmere and a fast rame is ex-
pected. Several improvements In
the cellar occupants lineup have
considerably strengthened the team.
Davidson will probably pitch for
Elsmere and Joe Clay win do mound
duty for the leaders
Truxton Boyce will take his Stan
ton team TO Five Points and Is
anxious TO get revenge for previous
setbacks they have received. White
man or Crouch will be the pitching
selection. and Wingate will be back
OF the bat For Five Points Fos-
ter win pitch and Nichols will be
his battery mate.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
SNOW HILI TAKES EASY TIrr.

sNVW Hill. Nd, AUG 12-SnoW
Hin defeated MiilHboro. 16 70 S, on
the latter's diamond BY opportuns
hitting. The hitting Of the rival
center-heiders, Drury and johnson,
featured. Drury collected three
doubles and a single in I'VE times At
bat and furnished the fielding fea-
ture by a beautiful catch IN the ninth
inning. johnson got a three-baggar
and three singles In four times up.
goora.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
VANDEVER RESERVES
SHUT OUT CLAYDEL

The vandever Juniors shut out
claydei in a tight game yesterday by
the score Of / TO 0. The teaturs
Of the game was the pitching OF
Rloodweil. who allowed but two hits
ana the fieiding Of Kitchens Of the
Vandever Juniors,
Vandever Juniors would ike 70
arrange games with any lg to 10
year-old teams in or out the eny
prefering Rodney A. C.. branay"lhs
Juniors and Washington Juniors ana
second challenges TO Fred irwin
manager, 1903 Church street.
The Vandever Juniors deteateu
the Cardinals in a later game when
went but ive innings by the score oil
etoQ The score.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
WORK FOR SEVENTH WARD

Seventh Ward A. A. will keep H.
self busy tomorrow by engaging the
strong Wilmington Giants The
game will be played on the Ward
ers new field Fourteenth street and
Woodlawn avenue and will start at
8.15 o'clock. The speedy New Cas-
tie nine will he the attraction at the
same place this evening.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
BARNES TO FIGHT
In CHESTER SHOW

Jimmy Dougherty, known az the
Baron Of Leiperville. one OF the lead
ing spartmen around Philadelphia,
will stage his first boxing show on
Monday night al smediey Field,
Chester Battling Barnes. claimant
OF the Delaware lightweight cham
pionship. will 20 on in the opening
number. A double wind-up with
each bout going eight rounds is on
card.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
STANTON HAD ONE
BIG INNING, TOO

stanton defeated Delaware Bronze
al stanton yesterday. 10 Z. White
man was hit for seven runs in the
hrst inning by the Bronze boys, but
after that he was never in trouble.
Wingate and MoVey were heavy
stiekers for stanton and Johnson for
Bronze. Stanton has been playing
in hard luck. but from now on eN-
pect 10 beat everything they meet.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
GRACE HUNIBLES
MT. SALEM BOYS

Nj Salem was the latest victim Of
Grace in a Church League game
last night by the score OF 7 to 4.
chnuas allowed the boys from out.
near the Tower but three hits.
Lichtensteln had perfect day at the.
bat with a trio OF singles. while
Tribbitt supplied the fielding foa-.-
ture with a great catch. Score:
GRACE
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
cIANrs coNLE THRoUGH

The old Men Giants won over
Newport on the Newport grounds
Yesterday IL to 7, Blackson was
on the mound for the Giants and
had every thing his own way. The
Giants will line UP against Roses
Checker Boards tonight at Eleventh
and Woodlawn avenue and will play
Buttonwood tomorrow at Button
wood grounds. They VIII also play
Marshallton Saturday at Marshall
ton.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

Hits on Whiteman, 8; on lhorpe'
q, Delaware bronze, 8. Tyro-base hits
1Bukowskl. Mevey, wIngate, Thomas.
Thorpe. Struck out-By Mhitemsn' y
hv Thorpe. A. by Duffy, /, Lett on
bases-stanten, 81 Delaware hron1ei .
stolen hases-pelikat MsNe3' III ~
nifched han-Whiteman. Bases on nalis
Ion Whitenan. u on Thorpe, z,
Passed halls-WsngRte, Gillian: inning
pitched BY Thorpe, 2-3i py gssisSni 80, -,
bv DUFFY !. Time OF game A.sV' ~"
nires-Hitchen and Dennis.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
SHARPLEY HITS EN-
JUST LIKE BABE

PRINCESS ANNE, Nd. Aug. Il
Princess Anne defeated Pocomckc
City here yesterday In the NTH game
OF the series between the two teams
by a score OF 5 TO 4. Princess Anne
has won three games Of the series
and the two teams will play this aft
ernoon al Pocomoke. Sharpiey
batted 1000 and made his seven
teenth home run Of the season. He
Is the "Home Run King OF the
Eastern shore. Pruitt. OF Pocomoke.
was the fielding star. Score;
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
VANDEVER BREEZES
OUT WITH TRINITY

vandever A. c. defeated Trinity
NJ. r. for the second straight time
on wednesday night by the score OF
S TO 7. The contest was originally
scheduled to so seven innings, but
Vandever was forced TO go eight 20
win out. Trinity knottlng the count
in the seventh.
Vandevsr will meet Twelfth Ward
at Seventeenth and Spruce streets
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
CRESCENT TRAVELLERS
GO UNDER HERE

Seventh Ward scored its fourth
consecutive win OF the week last
night by handing the Crescent Trav-
elers the unmerciful walloping Of 20
TO o. Tommy Mccarthy was the
slugging artist. connecting for fve
hits in as many trips, for homer,
triple and three singles
Donovan on the mound for the
boys out In the Acres was invinci-
Bile and allowed but one hit He
famed eleven.
New Castle will be the guests OF
c....nal. r-nra annlnht The -.nrn.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
EASTLAKE HUMBLES
DELAWARE CITY

Bromman and spioeF engaged In q
pitchers argument last night, with
the former coming on the victor,
Eastlako defeating Delaware City,
10. as the result. Brommail allowed
but two hits while Eastlake got only
three on Spicer, Score;
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
HAWK HAYES IN rms GAME

Fourth Ward will entertain the
Parkside Travellers at Fourth and
Church streets this evening. Hawk
HAYES is scheduled 10 so 20 the
mound for the Kirkwaod Parkers
while Brennan ana Mcconnell will
dc pitahing duty fer Fourth Ward.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
Y0RKLYN NO MATCH
FOR LORRAINE SET

Lorraine easily outciassed Yorklyn
last evening by the score OF 3 to l..
The pitching of Elwood and the
fielding of F. Beatty featured. In
the sixth inning a line drive struck
Haggerty full in the mouth causing
him to drop like a shot The game
was then called. A crowd Of 25eo
spectators saw the play.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

HIS on smlth, I1i on HobInson, ;.
Two-hase hits-king, Poole Struck
out-By Smith. s.; By Robinson. Q. by
Poole 12. Hit by pitched kalls-Sei-
fert. Martin. Bases on halls-oH Smith.
3. on Robinson, 2 on Poole. q Wild
nitchcs-smlfh. 2, Passed hallE-Roh-
inson. 2 Innings pitched by Smith, 6;
BY Robinson. g. umpire-chester.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

Two-hase hit-J. Mcmahon. Three
base hit-J Mcmahon. Mccarthy.
Home run-Mecarthy. struck out-By
Donovaa, II; bY Maxwell, p BY Whit
tpgton. I; Left on eases-seNsnltn S,altn
hases-Reese 2. Ferguson, Donahue,
Anderson. Kelley. J. MeAlahon. sac
riica-I. McMahon. Bases on balls.
bn Donovan, ]; on Maxwell, q on
Wilmington. /. umpire-fotts.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
DovER DEFEATS CENTREVILLE

Special % The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Aug. ia.-Daver's newly
organized baseball team defeated
the Centreville. Md. team al Centre
vine yesterday afternoon by a score
Of IS to 7. centreyille used three
pitchers.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

Gladman. Three-baee hits-Johnson.
Swinglcr Sacrifice hits-W. EllincH-
worth Sharrets. Stolen basea-Arm-
strong Drurg. Keen. Gladmaa Bases
on balIs-On ladman. a on Matthews.
Mathews, 4.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

Struck out by chiliaa S; BY Jones.
q By White. /. Stolen bases. Tribit.
Longacre, r. jones. sacrine hits
Garvine, Chiliaa Hit by pitched
bail. Taylor. Tribit Balk. chnias.
Number Of innings pitched. BY Jones.
s. by White, I; by chilias.. T. Time
OF game, las. Umpire. cunnlns-
ham.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

i Earned runs-Vandever, b IFia-
ifv. p Two-hase hit-ouigley. Three
hsso hit-Thampson. suuek out-hy
Thompson, 1; BY Toy, 81 BY Moore, II
bv Richards. .. Left on bases--NaR-
dever. 5; Trinity, q Stolen nsses-
Moore pougherty. hit by pitched
baiiNDavidson. Bases on balls-oh
Moore. 9: on Richards. ?; on fhomn-
son. p Innings pitched by Anderson,
/. by Moore. q; by Rickards, py
Thompson. 4; by Toy, 3. omprss-
Mason and Huber.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
sHANrROcK LosEs rus ONE

Shamrock tasted defeat az the
hands OF Christiana yesterday after
a hard fought game BY the score OF
10 p. Givens work behind the
bat was the feature
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

IWo-uase nltr--i eIteli oI,e iss.[ p
Rinegold. Snider. Home rune-sharp-
ley. Underwood. sacrihee nit--lqnes'
Bases on baus-On Hummer, y on
Rothrock. 3. Stolen baees-W. Bounds
p Knode. Struck out--By Hummer
10. by Rothrock. 6. Umpires-Mc-
Michael and white.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
ST. PAUL SWANIPED
BY SECOND BAPTSTS

In a Church League game last
night second Baptist found St Paul
soft IS TO 2. Horn, Dutches, John
son. Cadm and Furness hit best.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
dnPnNT GoLF.

The Generals lost four out OF nVe
matches in the 1nter-DepartmeRt
Golf League competition 20 the Ao-
countants and the DUPONT Country
club yesterday. Summaries;
Murphy (a) defeated Thomas CD
S up.
Trisit (a) dsfeater Ten Brock
(g) up.
Reichard (a) defeated Krauss tE)
2 un.
up.
Moore ts) defeated Beayea Sa)
2 up.
The match between Guenveur OF
Service and Kramer Of Experimental
poaponed from Wednesday, was won
by the former ? up.
Four matches we're played between
the Dye Works and EngineeFlns' the
former winning four straight while
the fifth match went 10 Dye Works
by forfeit. Summaries;
Hook I'd. W. defeated Lamoorn
(e) up.
Flynn ID. W. defeated Han Ce) l
up.
up.
Mans ID. W. defeated King te)
/ up.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
T0''l' siaioaiRiiE 60 81 'iiNEEISos' : I

Ess,Isss E.I. lake. 'd,iy'..sS . ! . ~
Fsrned -Eastlaks. 4, struck out
by Brommaii. A. By spiceri > aae,l-
nee hits-Speakman Green. ~ pf
pitched ball Green. sass eh 1..-
BY Brommah coohi ~ 9p'e'''
well Umpire King.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

hlts-Cadiu. Johnson. wilkins Home
run-Furness. Hit by pitched ball
Carmichael. j. Number 81 innings
pitched by sharpe, q; Money, 3; Sharpe,
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

Struck Out-NN Jonneout - nN lag
eart. 4. Base on halls-off Johnson, l.
on Taggart, s. umpire-Stradley.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

We often hear OF doubles
As baseball stars pass by,
But really we have only had
One Spoke. one Babe, one ~.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

When pcnnant hopes start slipping,
Best way to sand the track:
Get the team TO bed at nine,
Then they'll start climbing back.