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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11
Troop E to Meet at
The Armory Tonight

Troop T. is 10 meet a. the Armory
at Z o'clock this evening. The meet
ing will be preliminary TO the inspcc-
tion by AdJutant General Brown on
Wednesday evening.
Following are the members % the
new troop: Pedro Montana. Nativi-
dad Juarcz, Novor Larribas. samuel
Lopez. Jesus Romero. Jesus NJ. 10.
pcL John Branch. Emilio Candclaria.
Paul Rose, Juan Montana. Henry
Nrvurrcs, Florcncio ApodaCa, Iignic
Auaya. Saoaria ORTIZ. Silverio Nalen.
ella. 10, A. Gricgo, Juan Garcia, julian
Mora. Ninccntc Lopez. O.. ". Cordoya
santa cruz Atencia, Dwight Lamhcr.
Eon. Solomon Barela. Nicolas Garcia
Antonio Luna, Amado Iaca, Solomon
Garcia. Hitherto naca. Juan Romero
Dan Chavez. Tony Chavez and Manuc.
HAYES
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11

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Dental science has now found two effective ways
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Evening journal., 1921-09-30
SALESIANUM ON THE
GRIDRON TOMORROW

Salesianum Catholic High School
will be represented for the first time
in its history in a gridiron clash
when the newly organized Gold and
White eleven will come to grips with
the Bristol. Pa, High School at Clay
ton Park, Second and dupont streets,
tomorrow afternoon. The kick-off
will be promptly at o'clock.
Salesianum followers feel that
much depends on tomorrow's game
as the showing will forecast the fu-
ture of the Eighth and West street
aggregation. The Gold and White
gridiron gladiators have been prac-
ticing faithfully for the past three
weeks under the tutleage of Coach
Charlie Welsh. The entire squad
primed for the fray IS eager to bat
tie with the moleslxin warriors from
above Philadelphia.
Salesianum's line will be picked
from the following men; Farley,
Hance, Kelliher, Robinson, Farrin,
Lemon. Donohue. Mccarthy, Butler,
Ford, Early, Lally, Mcmahon, Grant
and Dunn. The backfield will be
selected from: Acting captain Cum
ningham, Lowell. Fahey, Cullinane,
McElwee. Kent, Dolan and Monigle
Manager Dunn still has several
open dates. Any high school team
desiring games should communicate
with him at the school.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
FIRST game TO
TEST DEFIANCE
Tenth Ward Bulldogs to
Snap at Delco in Grid
iron Opener
QUINN NAMED
ELEVEN CAPTAIN

Although the first game OF the
season, the Defiance Bulldogs" will
face the toughest foe on their sched-
ule tomorrow afternoon when they
will journey to Darby to take on the
crack Delco team of that place. The
Delco has reputation as big as the
Ku Klux Klan. having annexed the
Delaware county title for three con-
secutive years, Incidentally losing 1t
by one game during that time, De-
fiance stopping off at Darby long
enough last year to give them their
baptism of defeat by a II to 0 score.
Coach Charley Welsh will send his
cohorts through their final drill to-
night at the Third and Adams streets
grounds and requests that every
player be on hand at 7.30 as ne has
a few changes TO suggest.
The Tenth Warders will enter the
game confident OF winning as the
morale OF the players is at the high
est pitch. To encourage the players
about 200 followers OF the Purple
and Gold will make the trip accom-
panied by a string band of the organ
ization with Is pieces. Besides the
Academy team will also accompany
the team playing the, Darby Boys
Club in the preliminary game. Five
large trucks have been engaged thus
far for transportation of the follow
ers and the first load will leave the
club rooms at 12 o'clock. The last
one will leave an hour later. Any
body wishing to make the trip
should consult the committee in
charge so they may make reserva-
TONS
Although having but one scrim-
mage to date this season. the team is
confident that they will more than
hold their own against their much
heavier opponents.
The team may be without the SER
vices OF Joe Nelson, the lightning
halfback Of the Bulldogs. Nelson
has hard game to play on Sunday
with Chester A. c. when they jour
ney to Coaldale. Pa, to play the
team OF that place and Is consider
ing laying Off tomorrow. but many
fans are OF the opinion that the big
Scotchman will be teamed up with
Captain Fuzzer Quinn. Lex Giles
pie and Joe Filliben at the kickoff OF
tomorrow fracas.
After Wednesday nights practice
Quinn, erstwhile all around player
of the team, was honored with the
captaincy.
The following men are requested
to be out tonight: Reader, Clarke
O'Brien, Kennedy. John Quinn
Ford. Schaible. Frey, Strawbridge
,,Worrall. Gallagher. Hession. Walsh
Carroll. Lowell, Quinn. Hagan. Hyn-
son, Neeson. Gillespie. Filliben. Fer
guson. Keeley, seery. NJ. Walsh and
Magill.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
GIANTS CLINCH
in NATIONAL
New York Profits by Double
Defeat of Pittsburgh
Team
BIG TOWN FANS
ON EDGE PROPER

NEW YORK. Sept. so.-New York
baseball fans were concerned yes
terday over three developments of
the utmost interest.
First-The National League PEN
nant was clinched by the Giants,
who did not play themselves, but
profited by the double defeat OF the
Pirates.
Second-The Yankees so tightened
their grip on the American League
championship that one more victory
will clinch the pennant for them.
Third-Babe Ruth was reported to
be so i'll with an attack Of influenza
that there was a possibility of his
being out of the game for the rest
of the season.
The Giants have four more games
to play. the Pirates three more. II
the Giants lose all four and the
Pirates win all three-you know,
the same old dope-the reckoning
will be.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
COMES
THROUGH WITH WIN

Bacharach Giants, OF Atlantic City,
and Baltimore Black Sox, engaged in
one OF the speediest exhibitions Of
the national recreation seen here in
several seasons at Harlan Field yes
terday afternoon, the Shore team
winning by the score Of 4 to 3. Every
play was made with snap and class.
Homers by Barber and c. Brown
and triples by w. Brown and Hall
were the features. Bacharach show
ed gerater finish in the finer points
OF the game which reflects credit on
the handling OF Chappie johnson,
late of the Norfolk Stars and Can
noball Redding. Scores:
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

Several minor league clubs of the
advanced class are after the services
Of Ralph Dutch Robinson. the
Newark Boy who made such a great
showing on the hill with Hanover in
the Blue Ridge during the past sea-
son. Dutch" finished out the
schedule with New Haven in the
Eastern League and 1t was under
stood that he was purchased by that
club. 1t seems that several other
offers have been made and that Han
over refused to let him go at New
Haven's price. 1t is practically as
sured that Dutch" will go higher
next season.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
TAO ToaOn Picks Ready
To Suing At Old Pill

With the stage all set. all that re-
mains to send over the first game OF
the Pick OF New Castle VS.. the Pick
OF Wilmington series at Harlan Field
tomorrow afternoon, is the kindly
assistance OF the sometimes contrary
Mr.. Weatherman. Managers Nc
Dewitt and Givens. two fighting
names Of ancient stock, have their
athletes primed for the initial fracas
and each is prepared to get the jump
on the other in the short series. Both
claim that tomorrow's game will
count as SO per cent. toward de-
Gliding the supremacy. which shows
that neither is allowing the other the
least quarter. They both predict the
series to be short and sweet, each
claiming the sweet end OF It. II
confidence makes any difference they
both ought to win.
Manager Givens has definitely de-
cided TO use Hawk Hayes in CENTER
field and Dick Hughes on the mound
Hawk was the popular choice in the
hneups sent in by the many fans
and followers of baseball in Will
mington. When asked to work on
the mound he said that he thought
5 that his arm had not regained
enough strength to go the full nine
innings. He may exhibit his old
time wares in part of the game.
Hawk hurt his arm through over
working it early in the season.
The fans at large will be anxious
TO see Hughes perform again on a
local rubber after his successful sea-
son in the minors. Dick started
with the Reading Internationals and
was farmed out to a team in Canada
He went so strong that he was re.
called by Manager Dick Hoblitzel o.
-, the Aces before mid-season. Hughes
worked some mighty fine games ant
pitched for a percentage better thar
1867 for Reading. a team that I'm
ished at the bottom of the heap
Manager Givens. for whom Hughe
fwirled several games in the 1872
All-Wilmington campaign. has all tn
confidence in the world in the for
tner Washington lad. When he i
right, nothing around these part
has him beat, as he displaye
against Parkside last year when h
blanked them while on the rubbe
Tor Harlan.
Andy Miller. who most likely wi
be New Castles choice. cancelled a
engagement with the Elkton Leagu
nine to be with McDevitt's bunch tc
morrow. Miller has worked sever;
games recently for South Side-Ede
and his most notable victory Wa
when he held the powerful Wash
ington Braves, hitless and runles
1he New Castle ace was in the Piet
mont League during the playing ses
son. Slim Willeys will also be G
hand ready for duty. Willeys, b,
side playing some classy all aroun
ball for Dover. also twirled SON
mighty fine games for the capit
nine. His work with South Sid
Eden early in the season impresst
the local fans
Following are some thumb-ns
sketches of the men McDevitt h
picked TO represent New Castle:
Jckel Mcdaniel. catcher: Play,
through the season with Krebs, rui
ners up for the Suburban Leagl
Championship, caught for Middl
town in the big series with Tow
send.
Dick McGrory. catcher - Play
nRrough season with New Cast
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
w. It A. SHOOT

The opening fall shoot of the Will
mington Trapshooting Association
will be held tomorrow afternoon
over the traps at Bellevue, starting
at l.3O o'clock. The program will in
clude 5O-bird events with the Lewis
system of three classes. two prizes
to each class. The grounds and
traps have been overhauled and are
in first-class condition and large
attendance is expected.
Only classes &C" and I'd" Of the
Harlan trophies will be shot for as
classes IA and "B" have been shot
for and the leg winners announced.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
BURNS TO KICK
OFF WITH VANDEVER

The Wilmington Burns Club win
play a practice game with the Van
dever A. c. at the Military Grounds
tomorrow afternoon. The kick or
will be at 3 o'clock.
The following players are request
ed to report at the Military Grounds
at 2.30 o'clock: Anderson, Cassidy.
McCloskey, Heeney, Lacey, Rogers,
Harrity, Reed, Armstrong, Brown.
Forrest, Howe, Graham, johnson, 1.
Dunlap, Sr., T. Dunlap and Leonard,
as contracts must be signed and
turned in to the league next Tues
day, October 4.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

A A
Dewey Holiday. first base-Played
through season with Delaware City
in Suburban League and was with
Middletown in big games.
Ike Kerns. second base and cap
tain - With Southside- Eden from
start to finish. and with Parkside.
champions Of All-Wilmington League
last season.
Gene Chase second base, utility
inhelder-With Krebs this season.
played with some of the best base
ball aggregations in this section in
his many years in the game. Was
with Wildwood several seasons
Known for his inside knowledge.
jim Hance, second base. utility in
nelder-Another veteran. with New
Castle in the old Delaware Maryland
League and several other leading
mines.
Johnny Carlin. shortstop - Fin
ished season with Reading in Inter-
national League. played past two
years with Hamilton in Canadian
League, had big league trial. was
with Fred Payne's Harlan team in
Bethlehem Steel League.
frankie Proud, shortstop - With
Krebs during season and played sew
eral games with Peninsula clubs.
Johnny Naylor. third base-With
Dover greater part OF season, also
with Parkside. Played with Allen
town in Atlantic League.
Bill Proud, third base-New Cas-
tie A. A. and Rising sun, Nd, known
for his hitting in fast Harlan In
ter-Department League season be-
fore last
George Madden, leftheld-Played
with Delaware College, Harlan and
Milford. picked as one OF the best
outhelders in the state.
Alex Gallagher. centerfield-Witf
Southside- Eden this season and
known for the amount Of ground
he can cover. Popular both in vii.
mington and New Castle.
Jim Gallagher. rightfield-Als,
with southside-E Eden, favored for hi
clubbing ability.
Ed. Mcdaniel. rghtfield-Witl
New Castle and Salem. N. J.. thi
/ season.
Ed. Taylor, pitcher-Slow ball ar
r tist, pitched mostly for New Castl
A A.
u Mike Rhein. pitcher-With Della
n ware City in Suburban League
e twirled some mighty fines games 70
T. New Castle.
u The ability Of the men on the Pic
n OF Wilmington team is well knowr
s The combination picked by Givens
J. formidable in every department an
s. fans are looking for the classic c
/ the season when 1t clashes with tn
l. Castilians tomorrow.
n The game is scheduled to start Z
= BIS O'Clock and the gates will b
d opened early to accommodate tn
Ie crowd that is expected. A nomin;
Al admission fee wiz be charged. DOC
q Kerr, who helped Jimmie Jackso
ID TO bring the rri-State pennant /
Wilmington with his wonderful hi
ii ting and catching, will be the un
Is pire-in-chief. doc" is now a res
dent Of Wilmington. with a dru,
ID store at Front and Union. He un
4 pired in the Shore League durin
ie the past season.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
FEED FOR FIVE POINTS BOYS.
Special to The Evening Journal.

special 10 me Evening journal
RICHARDSON PARK, Sept. 30
Members of the Five Points baseball
team of the Suburban League will
be feted by the ball fans of this sec
ton tomorrow night. The affair
will be held in Community Hall and
during the dinner, the bail players
will be presented with purses. 1t is
expected that officials Of the Subur-
ban League and officials of the ball
team will be present.
The. committee in charge Of the
dinner consists of Mrs. William
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
TOmOrrOw'S Sports
Baseball.

Baseball.
Pick OF New Castle VS.. Pick
Of Wilmington. Harlan Field.
National Guards, City League
champions, VS.. Marshallton,
suburban League champions,
Marshallton.
Seventh Ward VS.. Highland,
Rockford Tower, 3 p. m. (Sev-
enth ward championship
Football.
Newark High VS.. Wilmington
High, Baynard Field.
st. AIMS VS.. St Thomas,
Second and DUPONT.
ST. Mary's VS.. Pedricktown,
Pennsy Field.
Bristol High VS.. Salesianum,
Second and DUPONT.
Defiance VS.. Delco, Darby.
Soccer.
Crescent VS.. Edge Moor, Edge
Moor.
Trapshooting.
Wilmington Trapshooting AS
sociation, Bellevue.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

Deiaware's diamond hopes
for next season received quite
a boost when Alfred zap,
formidable Chinese exponent OF
the national recreation entered
the Newark institution. Yap
is wen known in this section
for his baseball ability. playing
with a number OF independent
teams. He halls from Honolulu
and for three years covered the
r~initiaI sack for the Lehigh Uni
versity nine. The Chinese has
played other positions in the in
field and can hold down third
as well as any other station.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

League OF Nations are ensuing on
land. the members Of the hnny tribe
must be gathered in similar confer
ences in the waters hereabouts, judg-
ing from the large catches of fish the
past few weeks up and down the
Chesapeake. The balmy Septem-
Der days ushering in the first real
autumn month OF October are prov
ing real health elixirs to both the
tired local residents after their busy
season Of summer boarders- and the
present crowds still visiting here for
Fan vacations and enjoying the ex-
eeiient fishing that seems far bet
ter than during many weeks of the
midsummer season.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

Coach Derby indicates that he has
recovered entirely from the terrific
laoing delivered to Delaware by
Penn. The new Blue and Gold
football tutor is in full command as
he should be and his doing every
thing to strengthen the Varsity.
Joe Rothrock, playing at end up un-
I'll this season has been shifted to
the backheld and his playing is a
boost to Derby's judgment. Joe
looks as II he will develop into one
Of Delaware's best backfielders.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

IHe VHdWCes arc, however. the
Giants will have fatter percentage
than that. They play the Braves. a
club which has swatted them a
good deal. at the Polo Grounds this
afternoon, and they are going out to
win that game. They want to win
it, for one reason, because 1t will be
Matty testimonial day.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
be a lot of fans who win not
know whether TO question Char
lie Givens' Judgment. The
game will tell.

II looks as II the choice
OF the Castilians for mound
duty in the opening fracas
of the big series will be
Andy Miller, Pie d m ont
Lacquer. Dich Hughes of
the International will be his
Wis a Wis on the peak. Some
battle.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

Since the talk of the Pick of
Wilmington VS.. the Pick of New
Castle series started many fans
have awaited the time when
they would go TO the post.
Here's hoping Old Sol favors
them with one of his welcome
smiles.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

Followers OF the gridiron
sport have their attention
focused on the Pitt-Infa-
yette battle at EaSton, Pa,
tomorrow. This Is prac-
tically the biggest early sea-
son game ever attempted.
Pitt is still being coached
by Glenn Warner, so It is
still n Glenn Warner aggre-
CATION. DR.. Jock" Suth-
erland, a graduate OF the
Warner school, All-Ameri-
can tackle while at Pitt, is
the mentor at Lafayette.
Both elevens are composely
largely of veterans and to-
morrow's conflict win be n
virtual struggle between
gridiron giants.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

Howard Alexander, four years
varsity forward ON the Delaware
quintet and last seasons captain will
enter the University of Maryland next
week TO work for n masters degree
in agronomy-must be some form
OF agriculture. Alex, as the big
fellow is popularity known also per-
formed well I'm football. IL Is likely
that he will be assistant coach in
basketball at Maryland.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

Don't get caught in the RUSH.
unless you are a Freshman or
Sophmore, and then you won't
mind II. The Delaware lower
classmen will battle this after
noon at 5 o'clock in the annual
rush. One blackeye deserves
another
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
SP OR T S -: =: .->dSR, s.,

Watson, chairman; Mrs. Fred Lang,
Mrs. c. Ray Vansant, Mrs. r. v Rus
dolph, Mrs. Delaware S. Wright,
Mrs. Finley T. Ash and Mrs. wills
liam Tinsman.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
Axe'ionl:

You can't tell form player that
there IS any other way TO lay your
money and you can't tell the long
shot picker that he can investigate
or speculate 10 greater advantage In
an other fashion. Such is life.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

High School football will enter the
local calendar Of sport tomorrow.
The Cherry and White aggregation
will be opposed to Newark. Sales
ianum's first gridiorn aggregation
will entertain Bristol. Pa, High.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

We have received the suggcs-
ton from one of our contribu-
tors that since il looks as II a
start has been made to settle the
bantamwcight championship OF
the State, everyone of the pos
eible contenders should be made
TO weight in at or under the
bantam limit, 118 pounds. Evi-
IDENTIFY some one thinks that
some of the five who have been
clamoring for recognition as the
tttleholder are above the re-
quired weight 20 be considered
In the race.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

Arc you among those who
would like TO have been one
OF those taken over the
hurdles with Distant Shore
at Havre de G. a c e.
Whatta ridel Whatta ride!
- ~
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

JIM McDEvITT WASN'T A BIT
BACKWARD ABOUT PRESENTING
A PICK OF NEW CASTLE. HE
HAD ENOUGH ON HIS LIST FOR
A COUPLE OF TEAMS.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
BLACK sox
Score by Innings:
oh mo MI 000-A

Black sox ........ .OiO 100 OOi-5 6 2
Home runs: Barber. c. Brown. Three
base hits: w Brown, Han. Struck
out by Logan, 3; by Treadwel, Z. Base
on balls off Logan, 3; of Treadwen 2;
Jones. Time OF game: 1 hour, so min.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
FISHING AT BETTERToN

Special to The Evening Journal
BETTERTON. Md, Sept. 30
While tedious arguments about the
Evening journal., 1921-09-30


The fellow who made this choice
must be well acquainted with the
class to submit II as his Pick OF
Wilmington.
Editor Battleaxe.
Please submit the following as
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
SHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
News in Numbers

the Pick of wilmington:
Mccleary, c.
Campbell. c.
Johnny Ross, p.
Devil Johnson, p.
w. MccaHerty, SIS.
n. Deluck, ID.
w. Roe, 2b.
Ray Stewart, 3b.
Tim Newell, ".
Brady, CT.
Mullln, RI.
Thanking you for the space. 1
remain,
Lefty Louie.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30
THIS TIME LAST YEAR.

John A. Heydler. president OF
the National League, started the
movement for a new govern
ment of baseball with a recon-
mendadon that the direction of
the game be placed in the hands
Of commission not connected
with baseball.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

A DOWN in an OUT in
.atr
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

ParlSside is barring it's teeth at
South Side-Eden. A game or series
of games between these two old
rivals should go big. OF course,
IL would be termed exhibition but
we have an idea that a lot of fans
would like TO see them hook up.
And maybe they viii.
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

ubmit the following as
Evening journal., 1921-09-30

We don't doubt It.