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Evening journal., 1921-04-22
sun BOYS OPEN
WITH ANILNE CREW

on sun Company field. Marcus
Hook. Pa. Old Sol permitting. to-
morrow afternoon. mid the music
OF a twenty-two-piece brass band,
the sun boys will officially raise the
curtain on 1921 baseball, by playing
the National Aniline and Chemical
Company's hopefuls.
starting the season with a two
game victory over Wilmington teaiuS
the sun boys are full OF pep and will
surely be in the run for the cham
pionship OF the Delaware River In
dustrial League and the silver cup
that goes with IT,
The game VIII be played on the
lately improved field. where stands
have been erected TO take care Of the
public. Admission to the stand Is 25
cents. while the field, standing room.
is IS cents. Holders OF Sun OIL
Baseball Association tickets are en-
titled to stand seats
Borckys backstopping last week
and his hitting fixed him solid. while
Pierce's pitching proved that the
two make a combine hard TO find
and hard to beat
The inheld has been A No. /. and
no doubt will show that big league
ball can be seen in these parts.
The outfeld is exceptionally we'll
balanced each man covering the
ground and clinching everything he
tries for
All told, the team is in frst-class
shape and the Chemical boys will
have to step 10 even get a look-in on
the scoring end.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
WEST END READY
FOR WESLEY A. A.

West Side A. C. will line up against
Wesley a. A. at Second and DUPONT
streets tomorrow afternoon. Man
ager Campbell has new lineup
for the game and expects TO win
again West Side A. c. is trying
TO arrange games with Claymont
but up until this time the fellows
have not accepted.
West Side would also like 10 make
arrangements with Lakewood open
on May 2S instead OF on June 25th.
II this is suitable TO Lakewood. Man
ager Charles Campbell should be
notified al once. West Side Is also
arranging TO play one twilight game
a week ANY team wishing 10 play
twilight games also should get in
touch with Campbell.
The lineup for tomorrow. Harry
Latch. C.; Charles Campbell. C. Burk-
ins, p; McElwain. IS: Sheldrick, 90;
Lemon. 2b.. Lynch and Latch. H.:
Schaible, Boyle, Leech. Smith out
fields.
Any team desiring games should
address Manager Charles Campbell.
go West Fourth street
Evening journal., 1921-04-22

Five baseball leagues Of the major
scmi-pro variety in and around
Wilmington will seek victory on the
field OF athletic endeavor tomorrow
afternoon. Some IS teams will get
into action in the City, Au-Wilming-
ton. suburb, Church and Delaware
River Industrial loops and in addi-
ton there will be n number OF in
dependent and smaller league games.
President Bill Warren. OF the City
League, has his boys on their toes
for the second set Of contests on
the schedule. When the smoke Of
battle clears away after tomorrow 3
games each club will have a pretty
good line on the other entries ST.
Hedwig's and the Delaware National
Guard will each have a trip, the
Saints being booked with Eastlake,
while the Guardsmen will go out 10
Edge Moor. Hillcrest will come in
town 10 engage Fourth Ward AT the
Christiana Park and Highland and
Huber's will be at home with each
other on one OF the Rockford Tower
diamonds.
Parkside and South Side Eden
will be the attraction in the ALI
Wilmington. Harry Grant and his
Little Brooklynites will celebrate
their home opening at the Pennsy
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
FLASHY BOUTS ON
ST. HEDWIG CARD

The st. Hedwig's A. A. will stage
its second smoker OF the year next
Tuesday night at Modjeska Hall,
Maryland avenue and Sycamore
street
Five fast bouts and an entertain
ment program make It the card.
The windup will be a show in it.
self between two fashy i4O-ib. lads.
Johnnie Horba. Of the st. Hedwig's
and hghting Joe Clark OF Phiiadel-
phia. Horba always made hit
with the public. Horba fresh after
his victory over Tommy Donan at
Lancaster. Pa, Clarke knocked out
Snake Fisher at Reading, Pa, last
week.
In the semi-windup two fiashy 10
10. youngsters who are being watch
ed with great interest by all fight
fans will exchange mitts. They are
Young Stanley OF St Hedwig's and
Jimmy ireland OF the Keystone +. c,
These boys met once before al the
Pythian Castle and put up one OF
the greatest fights seen in this State
In the other bouts of the evening
Battling Burk will swap mitts with
X. o. Jordan and Kid Booth the hu-
man punching bag, will meei
Frankie Drank Of Little Italy.
The curtain raiser will bring TO-
gether two hashy hyweights, the
smallest in town. These lads viii
surprise the public with their clever
foot work and deliveries. Frank
Ketchel will exchange blows with
Young Patsy" johnson who is be.
ing handled by Sammie Brittor
featherweight champion OF Della
ware.
Entertainment numbers will b'
furnished by John zabielski ST. He'd
wigs trio and James Kerns, recfta-
ton.
The FIRST bout will be put on a
S D. m. city time.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
TO TAKE
CRACK AT ALCO

J. =. Rhoads and Sons baseball
team will meet Alec. OF the News
paper League tomorrow afternoon AZ
Eleventh and Union streets
The Rhoads OUTFIT has been trying
FOR week or more to secure berth
IN the Newspaper League. and an
other team may be found by Presi-
dent Davies this week. In order TO
NJ out an elght-team circuit The
boys az the leather betting house are
simply baseball crazy" az their
manager puts 10. Almost every day
they can be found on the diamond
near the plant working out IN an
ticipation OF entering some league.
The list OF players az submitted "a
the Newspaper League, is as follows.
W. Nelson. A. wilkins. ]. Crockett
r. Crockett. r. James. r. Elwood. p
cobourn, C. Johnson, c. Hairsine, c
Lamb. c. Thomas. George Davis and
W MacAllister. manager.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
PARKSIDE TO PLAY
THURSDAY BALL

Parkside will relntroduce Thurs
day afternoon baseball to Whining
ton fans next week. and II the pa
tronage warrants the games will be
played every Thursday afternoon
during the summer at Harlan field.
The opening attraction will be
Hiudale. the crack Philadelphia
Negro team. well known TO Whining
ton ball lovers. on the following
Thursday. Parksburg, another fast
outfit will be here TO try for A fall
out OF Parkside. II things go right
on the financial side, Manager SOS"
Wintrub viii bring the best semi
professional teams to Wilmington
during the season. All he wants to
be assured OF IS support.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
CHANDLER FEEDS
GRACE QUINTETTE

James T. Chandler. Jr., entertained
the basketball team OF Grace NJ. T.
Church at stag dinner Thursday
al his home. 1912 jefferson street
Covers were laid for eighteen. Mr.
Chandler is captain Of the Grace
varsity 1--WE.
Among those present were: The
Rev. DR. j. w r. Sumwah. Harry
Baylis, John Garvine. William Green
wood. Clifford Garvine. William
Longacre. Paul Garvine. +. f. Gala
CHER, Ky" Mckay. Barnard Jones.
Earl Ewing John Ray. j. Randall.
John Webb, Oscar Ewing and J.. "A.
Ryan.
After the dinner a business meet
ing was held al which some Of the
members, including DIR. Sumwalt,
made appropriate addresses. At the
close. Mr.. Gallagher. the manager
OF the team, presented the players
with gold basketballs marked with
a blue letter &c"
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
UNION CHATTER
BY DUTCH"

What do you think OF ~ That
bunch OF baseballers let Trinity walk
off with the first league game. Ga.
Come TO life, fellows
Captain Jack" says. Twenty
more games 10 win, and believe me
We will win them" That's the spirit.
Jack. old boy.
Since the league reporters failed
TO give the public any dope on the
outcome Of Saturdays games. we
will do what we can.
Saturdays scores were:
Trinity, g. Union. 4.
Emmanuel, IL. SWtt, 10.
West, 20; First-Ceniral, s.
The Twilight Church League opens
next Thursday with the following
churches represented. Grace, ST
Paul, Cookman. Mount Salem. Sec
ond Baptist, Old Swedes. Westmin-
ster and Brandywine.
Now let Us give a little dope on
that game We dropped.
First thing Of note is that Hot
Sweeney nailed out three hits, one
being good for four bases. Oldtime
form, Hot" old boy.
Billy" Sem held the Gander nm
boys 10 six hits, but what counts was
that they hit hard, three being
homers.
Anderson, a Harlan twirler. tossed
a great game for the winners He
famed ten OF Weldin's men in five
innings.
We must say those Trinity poys
played good ball and plugged away
10 the end. After Union had them
40 In the fourth. they came back
and won the conflict.
Albert came back 20 form and
famed four times. Never mind. Al
bert hit two fouls. Albert also
walked once.
A sign on Stirllth's Sheet Meta
Works reads like this: For Sale
good helder's NIT and shoes cheap
See A. stirlith."
"All's well that ends we'll" there
fore all is well with Albert. for he li
still one Of the team.
The boys had a little practice las
night and Daybreak. our renowned
catcher, arrived in time 20 90 hom'
with the bunch. Following Sweeney
/ example.
Bob Harman. an addition to th'
team, showed class around second
as well as with the club.
Manager butcher. Of the Inde
/ pendents is arranging a pretty stiff
schedule for his boys. on Wednes
day, his team will clash with IN,
Hnlcrest or Edge Moor clubs. OF tn
City League
Dutch" is getting after sucl
teams az Grace and St. Paul Inde
pendehts. Eleventh Ward. keystone
Neighborhood and Ninth Ward, o
the Ali-Wilmington League. and an,
Of the City OF Suburban Leagu
teams
In order TO keep you from becom
ing confused by the names used q
these items. the following table
given for your benefit:
Fewclothes. Fred McCaulley
Plant-Juice. Weldin; Juice. Carter
Railbird and Daybreak. Darrell; Al
bert, stirlith; Seldom Fed. Moore
Revy, II. Gibbons; Kicks. Ricken
back: Mack. Mccall
We'll, just look at our bloome
girlsi The regular Union Churcl
League girls team. Some assert
ment Of players. ehl Look 'em over
The Misses Colgain, Handy an
Smith, OF the DUPONT League; Misse
Green and Clark. OF High Schoo
fame, and such stars as Mrs. Lewis
the Misses Y. Ashby. +. Ashby, En-
mis- and Stewart. Some outfit
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
IORRAINE sTARTs WELL.

Lorraine A. A. defeated the Will
mington Giants yesterday afternoon
az Second and dupont by the score
OF II { oS. BIN" Brandt featured
with the bat with three hits. Tobin's
classy playing in the center garden
was one OF the high lights Of the
game. The score by innings:
Lorraine .....2 90 4 Oil
Wi. Giants 800 o 4 0 4 o. s
Umpires. Fashion and Brown.
Time OF game, hour 30 minutes.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
sILvERRRooK vs. TAmvIEw

silverbrook Academy will play
Fairview az Sixteenth and Cleveland
tomorrow afternoon. Besides the
regular lineup and fellows who have
been coming out Manager Ed Hart
Ing would like the presence OF Uhe-
man, Colburn Jones, Eglinton. Dar-
raugh and Simpson. The team has
has been showing good form I'm prac-
tice. As Academy has some open
dates they would like 10 hear from
some OF the teams around the city
Address, Manager Ed Harting. f07
Shipley street. city.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
.DESCO DAILY DISPATCH
Editor. EMA.
Mag Ed.-SSS.
Foreman Cat Ey'
n You Don't Sec IL in tho
Dispatch. Il Hasn't Happened.

Hello. Docky.
they all leave here crying.
Good bye. Daddy" This doesn't
mean Daddy Raymond, the old City
Leagut quot twirler, who is back
on the Job again. after being laid
up with a bum pup FOR several
weeks.
Why is no named Sawyer He is
very mild. Tell as the origin. John.
Let us have a little article. G.. r.
V. Don't hide your light under a
bushel, Il might go out
II Is funny about Holiey. Some
people only see IL around the Yule-
tide season, but We have to look at
az Il every day.
Franklin Pierce. where did you
get ~ Has Bryan been over 90
see vou7
Father, may 60 out 20 swim?
Yes. you ape-faccd OH can.
II YOU set wet when YOU 30 In
You're blame sight worse than
I am.
twho wrote this?)
Watch FOR the date. The Desco
boys have split up into two fac
tions over the baseball question
and have organized teams 20 argue
the question out. One team is call
ed Traffic and the other the Sales
The lineup is az follows.
Traffic - Hot Cake Conner RI.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22

Capt South Paw Conner. II. Ca
nary Conner, CT; Cateye Thompson.
3b; Rusty Reed. ss. No. starr. 2b;
Fence Post Draper. ID; Sorrcl
Ahern, D; Mgr. Hobbies Martin. @
saioa--what's That Hogue. n;
Brush Morris, n; Porkay James
cf. Magnesia White. 80; Sun Flower
Holloy. So, Hap Hazard. Capt. %:
Torpedo Mousley, Mgr., 1b: curley
Comegys, p; Slim seabolt c.
Referees. Sure shot Springer and
wild Savage. Scorer, Big Boy
Drummond. Publicity Nan. Buster
Brown.
The first OF the series OF fvo
games will be played as soon as all
the old men have practiced enough
10 get the kinks out OF their frames
Watch for the dates
My gosh. did you fellows miss
the big show last night7 1 tell the
neighborhood we didn't Velvet
Joe's almanac said the partial
eclipse would start at 12.3o a m.
April 20, 1921. but the curtain
didn't - up until 10 A. m. out in
the Tenth ward. At 2 O'Clock the
remaining portion had assumed the
shape OF boomerang. so we
thought we could walt the rest OF
tho show out. but as a little glow
still remained out on the north
east corner at 2.45 a m. we
thought Il plausible 70 turn In 90
we could turn out this issue OF the
Daily. This is the last total
eclipse OF the moon for 80 years.
80 don't be mad at us II you don't
see Il. for we can't help It.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
COMP on ST. PATRICK'S,

Shamrock a. Q. hasn't had a
game for. a week and is mighty
anxious TO get into action. They
would like 20 hear from 81. Pat
rick's. Peerless. Scott Lombard,
Tenth Ward A. c.. with 81. Patrick's
preferred. W. Casey. 7il East Ninth
street, can accommodate any team
ranging in age from TO - years
with a game. Shamrock's lineup
includes: ]. Casey. lane. Sullivan.
Murphy W. Casey. Johnson, Rob
erts. Lyons. Ford. wa Murphy Con-
lin and Burke.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
HIGH SCHEDULE

Wilmington High will inaugurate
its 1921 baseball season this after
noon at the Baynard Field with
Temple Prep OF Philadelphia as the
opposition. The game will be the
first Of a well-balanced eighteen
game schedule arranged by Manager
Louis Schaefer Chester will be
met twice as will be Goldey's Will
hanson Trades School is a newcom-
er on the Highlet baseball list. The
completed and revised schedule fol-
lows.
APRIL
Friday 22-Temple Prep.-Home.
Tuesday 2s.-Goldey College
Home
Friday 29-Camden High-Away
Saturday s0-Coatesville High
Away.
MAY
Tuesday sc oldey College
Home.
Friday Chester High-Home.
Saturday 7-Williamson Trades
Away.
Tuesday 10-Brown Prep.-Home.
Friday 13.--Vnlanova Prep
Away.
Tuesday liza Sale Prep
Home.
Friday 2o.-Haddon Heights
Home.
Tuesday 24-Nillanova Prep
Home.
Friday 27.-west Chester High
Away.
Tuesday 31-Cheltenham-Home.
JUNE
Friday 3-Radnor High-Home.
Saturday 4-P. 1. D.-Away.
Tuesday West Chester High
Home.
Friday 10-Chester High-Away.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
BACHELORS WIN
FIRST GAME OUT

In the first game Of a series for
the championship OF the General Di-
vision of the DUPONT Company Ac-
counting Department the Bachelors
downed the Benedicts. 5 10 q.
The men with the $4,000 exemp-
tion never had a chance until the
NTH inning, when Murphy let up and
the Benedicts registered four runs.
The feature Of the game was the
fast work Of Baritone Koester In left
nold. While chasing the Bachelors
hits. Koester covered more ground
than Ringing Brothers circus. Score.
SINGLE MEN
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
HAGLEY WANTS GAME.

Hagley. OF the Inter-Neighbor-
hood League, has made arrange
ments TO play Independent ball on
Saturday afternoon. Due TO a post
ponement they are without a game
tomorrow afternoon and would like
to hear from any 1917 year old
team in this section. Several other
dates for the future are open. Games
can be arranged by communicating
with W. G. Baird, Hagley Commu-
nifty House. phone 5922.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
PRODUCTION SHOWS
HOW TO DO IT

Production won the nrst game Of
the Inter-department League OF the
DUPONT Country Club yesterday
afternoon when they took Engineer
ing into tow to .. at the club dia-
mond
The game was marked by steady
hurting on the part Of both Gross
man and Riley. the former having
the edge by one hit while Riley's
work was marred by loose fielding.
The score by innings. II. IL. r.
Production. 1000 8 /
Engineering. O1OO11O-3 3 3
Batteries - Grossman and Joe
Kelleher. Riley and O'NollL
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
DUAL TRACK MEET AT
DELAWARE TOMORROW

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. April 22-The base
ball game on Frazer Field this aft
ernoon between University OF Del
aware and Rutgers will not be
started until 4o'clock. The dual
track meet tomorrow here between
Delaware and Stevens will start at .
o'clock. Delaware tennis team will
go to Haverford tomorrow for the
opening contests Of the season.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
UNDERWOOD AGAIN
WITH PARKSIDERS

Contracts Of seven new players
were announced at a meeting OF the
wilmington League last night
Charlie Givens OF Eleventh Ward,
will strengthen with four. II. Fergu-
son. James McMann, W. L. Reese
and W Swilson.
sos Wintrup OF Parkside, hand
ed In the contract OF Mike Under
wood, University OF Delaware short
stopping star. Mike has been with
Parkside before, in fact that's where
he got his start. sol" Slaughter,
first sacker has signed up with
Harry Grants South Side Eden while
Eddie Boyle. outfelder. has affixed
his John Hancock to Brownson
contract
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
pARksInE nANCE.

Plans are completed for the
second dance Of the Parkside club
20 be held tonight in their GYM
nasium at Twelfth and Bennett
streets. The committee in charge
promises a surprise for the ladies.
who attend IN the way OF a novelty
dance. More than $50 couples at
tended the dance last week and ar
rangements are being made for
many more this week.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
MARY KNoLL WINs oNE.

Mary Knoll defeated the Noire
Dame All Stars yesterday. to S.
Miller put up a good game for the
winners. while Trott starred for the
Notre Dame. The lineup:
Mary Knoll-Norris c.; Miller, p.;
J. Fahey. S.; Dorsey, lb.; Ed. Fahey
2b.: O'Gorman, 3b.; Barone, RI;
Dugan, II.
Notre Dame-Poloski, C.; Trott, p;
Gersternberg, Horisk, h.; Papalio,
2b.; Ed. Durney 3b.; J. Durney, r.;
Camel. cf; Rush. n.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
HAGLEY WINS OPENER.

The Inter-Neighborhood League
got under way Tuesday night in twi-
light games. Hagley defeated Neigh
borhood at the Military Grounds by
score TO 4. Tho lineup;
Hagley-McCall, catcher; Ward.
pitcher Dunlap, shortstop; Il. Haley
first base; Dougherty, second base;
Snyder, third base Conley, right
field: Joe McGonigal. centre field;
NJ. McGonigle, left field.
Observation-Disclosures, catcher;
Slonsky pitcher; Massucca, short-
stop: Jamison, first base; f. Ven
tresca. second base; 'Pedicone. third
base: De Luca. right field; j. Ven
tresca. centre field; Macell. left
Field.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
PICK BEST ALL-ROUND
ATHLETE BY MAIL

LINCOLN. Neb.. April 22.-The
best all-round athlete in Nebraska
is to be determined by mail.
During the last week I'm April high
school boys will participate in five
track events in their home towns.
Results will be forwared to Lin
coin for tabulation and the winner
chosen.
The interscholastic pentathlon-
the first in the State-is under the
auspices Of the University Of Ne
braska
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
TIns TINrE IlAsr YEAR.

Ruth strained his side and
had TO retire from game in
which Yankees opened season
at home. beating Athletics 5
20 s.
Barber tripled In eleventh in
ming scoring Herzog with run
that gave the Cubs a 70 3 vic
tory over Reds.
Detroit lost sixth consecutive
game 10 White Sox.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
FANs IoYAn mo- KANSAS.

BUFFALO-Buffalo fans are pre-
pared TO back Rocky Kansas as a
winner II he gets a title match with
Benny Leonard. Up until the time
Kansas knocked out Richie Mitchell
in a single punch he had been con-
sidered only a tough seoond-rater.
mmmo -retsneisrlN adrhiolo
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
CnILEGIANs AII. PLAY-

COLUMBUS, O.-More than 1000
students are now playing baseball
here at Ohio State as a part Of their
recreation. Baseball is proving as
popular as football did last fall
The question Of allowing college men
TO play summer ball is being consid-
cred.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
JUNIoRs JUST LIKE OLD MAN

The Eleventh Ward Juniors de-
fcated Delaware Bronze Juniors,
wednesday evening, 20 ?. Brown
allowing 8 hits while Rutter allowed
but two.
The feature was Guttle's triple
with three men on.
Eleventh Ward Juniors would like
10 arrange games with any fast team
in the city ranging in ages - 10 10
years old. Address Amos Citro.
21S Seventh avenue or call 492S-W.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
Shldir19S
YEsrERDAY,s REsuLrs.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.
Philadelphia. 6 New York. s.
Brooklyn. A. Boston. 2.
Pittsburgh. S. Cincinnati. 7.
81. Louis-Chicago. rain.
American League.
New York, s. Athletics, /.
Boston. 1; Washington, o.
Cleveland. 4. St. Louis. 3.
Chicago. 8; Detroit, 5 Ccalled In
seventh, rain).
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
ID OTT KEYsrnNEns

Wl-Dol reorganizcd 20 play twi-
light bali will furnish practice this
afternoon for Keystone OF the All
Wilmington League at the Military
Grounds. The game will start at
$50 o'clock and Manager Straw
bridge is anxious TO have his men
there on time 10 participate.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
GROOM YOTNG sTARs

NEW YORK-Neither Norman
Brookes nor Gerald Patterson will
compete In the coming Davis cup
matches in September at Forrest
Hills. n. Y. Australia's honors will
be upheld by the youngsters-
Hawkes.. Anderson. Peach and Todd.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
JUNIORS FORFEIT

Failing 10 appear, Wilmington
Juniors forfeited TO the Parkside
Midgets yesterday afternoon. The
Midgets then took on the Warmers
Stars and breezed in with 10 TO 3
win.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
rrIIOws sTOP THIS STUFF,

Jim Smiths Stars were no match
for the Kirkwood Boomers Girls
yesterday afternoon. the fair tossers
winning IS 20 10. isis" Smith on
the hill for the Girls famed eleven
Of the stronger sex.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
WHO WANTS THIS GAMEq

The Baltimore orioles would like
10 get a game for tomorrow with any
team whose players are from 10 TO
"a years. Send challenges TO c. Max
well, 4O9 Sherman street
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
CLAYMONT Us. IIBERTY

Claymont will be the guests OF the
Liberty A. c. on the Seventeenth
and Spruce field tomorrow afternoon.
Liberty already holds one victory
over the suburban nina
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
laurel mGH TRIUNPHs.

LAUREL. Del, April 22-LaurePs
high school team went to George
town and defeated the county seat
high school by II to Il in a slug
ging contest.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
Totals s.s..-. II II
MARRIED MEN

SIruck 0uf-HY Murphy . UN
Reisinger. o. by Prentiss. O. Base on
balls-On Murphy. /; on Reisinger.
I. Double play-Russeli to Neary 10
Abrahams Umpire-Rosin.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
DUPoNT-NEwARK GO

Dupont High is all set for a tough
tussle this afternoon when Newark
High will come up TO cross sticks
with them. The game will be play
ed on duPont's field and will start
~ s.30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
American League.
TODAYrSsSCHEDULE
National Ienuue.

TO-DAY 'N9Nt HID he,
National League.
phillies az New York.
Boston az Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
American League.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington az Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
PARKsnE PRACTICE NIGHT

Parkside Of the All-Wilmington
League will practice this afternoon
at $50 o'clock at Kirkwood Park.
Manager Wintrup wants all his men
present
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.

EIsmere at Marshallton. Umpire
Britrngham.
stanton at Krcbs Company. Um-
pire Jamison.
Five Points az Delaware City.
Umpire Gcrhauser.
SENIOR CHURCH LEAGUE
Union vs.. Scott. Baynard Field,
O'Clock. Only one game.
DELAWARE RIVER INDUSTRIAL
LEAGUE.
TcxacO az Union Petroleum.
National Analine at sun OIL
COngOlcum at NiscOse.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
AT.T-wIIMINGToN LEAGUE.

ALL " AAAfA AhNAN AtAAHhN'
Ncishborhood vs.. Brownson, Sec
ond and dupont streets.
Parksidc vs.. South Side-Eden.
Pcnnsy Field. Third and Church
streets.
Eleventh Ward vs.. Defiance, Har-
Ian Field.
keystone vs.. Ninth Ward, Clay
mon street field.