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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
DELAWARE ATHLETES
WIN OVER STEVENS
Betzmer Stars in Dual Meet and
Breaks Javelin Record
With New Mark.


saecial Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. April 25.-Delaware proved
TOO fast for stevens in the first home
dual meet OF the season Saturday, win
ming the meet. Il TO al points. The
heavy track made fast time in the run
ming ,Nents impossible and the muddy
field also was a drawback in the field
events.
RetZmer. n freshman. last year at
Pcrkioman and who made the football
team here last fall. again proved HIM
self versatile athlete. BetZmer estab-
lished a new Delaware record for the
iavelin. with a throw of 10 feet )
inches and was also high individual
scorer. for the day. He scored l6 points,
getting first in the javelin and shot
put and second in the discus and broad
jump.
stevens won but four first places in
the IA events they being the high jump.
discus. one mile and SS0-yard runs. by
the time the mile and half mile running
events were reached on the program
Delaware had won enough points 10 he
surc of the meet and Coach Leoato used
second string mon in those events. J.
W. Mulin run fine race in the half
and got second place. Joe" Wilson.
without any training. ran tho mile, but
failed to place Booth in the mile. and
Tlarmer in the half could probably have
,,nn both events If Delaware had needed
them. Ey agreement. no points We're al
lowed for third places. The summary:
Pole vault-First, Mcdonald. Della
ware: second Johnson. Delaware and
Ealch. stevens, tic. Heighth feet s
inches.
a. Delaware Athletes III
100 yard dash first. Pittman, Della
ware: second Conrow, stevens. Time
ii fiat.
Iavclin- first. Bot7mer, Delaware;
SECOND, Humphircs. Delaware. Distance
1919
mile run first. Booth. Delaware: :
second Woodward stevens. Time
Ie.37tg
shot put first. Bctzmer. Delaware;
second. Busch. Stevens. Distance S64@.
90 ward low hurdles first. Harmer.
Delaware. second Nattimore. stevens.
Timc st
tio ARA dash hrst. Fouracrc. Della
war, second. smith. Delaware. Time
aa3
Broad jump first. Harper, Della
ware. second. Rctzipor. Delaware. Dis
tame, l911@
Hirh iump hrsts Connolly. Stevens
second Dodge stevens and Middleton
Delaware. tic. Heighth 503.
lso yard high hurdles first, X II.
\fyrffin Delaware. second, France,
Delaware Time 1872.
500 ward dash first Tebo Delaware
s-.,,,5 De,;armo. stevens Time 23.1.
H., mil. run first. Arlt stevens:
a.. pud. Brown. Stevens. Time 9.l@.
DISCUS first. Dodge. stevens: second
R,tzfacr. Delaware. Distance lOo'S.
So Nard run -firsI DeGar1no. Ste
.sus second. J. W. McMullin, Dela-
yar,. Tlnpo 2.l3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
COLLEGE GIRLS TOO GAY,
DECLARE SIXTY DEANS
They Also Decide Short Skirts
and Sleeping Hours Have
Reached lrreducibIe Medium.

Chicago, April 25.-ColleEc girls are
exceeding the speed limit. So say sixty
deans of schools for women scattered
over Illinois who are in conference at
the Northwestern University Two
things were dwelt upon which in their
view have reached the "irreducible
minimum. skirts and sleeping hours.
The deans did not make any hard and
fast rules but after discussing the re-
ports they decided a reform was ncces-
sary and that uniform standard of
ethics should prevail. This resolution
which was sent 10 the parents Of every
girl, was adopted:
1T is necessary for tho health. the
mentality, the social clear siGhtedncss
and the spiritual development of our
girls that their relaXations should be
fewer. with shorter hours. better chap
croning and simpler dresses; that holi-
DAYS, week ends and longer vacations
should not be made exceptions; that the
present tendency to let a young girl try
everything and know everything be
considered dangerous. that good times
be provided sufficient in number. and
vet simple in type, to crafty the
natural desires Of girl. and that we
earnestly ask the fathers. mothers
guardians and teachers Of our girls to
help us maintain these standards
The woman deans. discussing the CO
ed behind closed doors. admitted the
modern girl is giving a bit Of anxiety
The feminine scholar Of the earlier
generation did not cut so many capers
il seems.
"Put we are still optimistic for the
future" declared Dean Mary Ross
Potter OF Northwestern University dis-
scminating q few rays of sunshine.
The girl of today cannot be judged
bv the old standards, either q dress o.
actions she is<forced to assume re-
sponsibilitics much earller N NE -
that reason vocauonaI suluaiSc = az
important essential.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
ST. HEDWIG's SMOKER.
Second Entertainment OF Senson nj
Modieskn Hall Tomorrow Night

The st. Hedwig's Club will stage It's
second smoker of the season at Modjes-
ka Han. Maryland avenue and Sycamore
street. tomorrow night, with an all
star card on the boards. Johnny IIorba.
the st. Hedwig's flash. will appear in
the windup with Joe Clark. OF Phila-
delphin.
Young Stanley and Jimy ireland will
mix 1t up in the semi -windup. and this
bout alone is expected to bring many
fans from all parts of the city. ms this
pair is considered an excellent atttac-
tion. Both have been moving along at
n good clip and their performances in
the past assures an interesting session
when they meet tomorrow night.
Battling Burke takes on X. o. Jor-
dan In one of the prelirnlnariea Kid
Booth meets frankie Brank and Frank
KetChel takes on Patsy Johnson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
CHESS BY MAIL.
Van Trump in Hospital Plays WIN
Ferris of Arden.

Reginald Van Trump Of Claymont'
who is in a private hospital there, re-
covering from the eiects- OF 4All ~
which his les was broken sometime aso-
is playing a game OF cheSs py Hl1h' h's
opponent being William Iahoy fefTls'
of Arden, an accountant.
MIR. Van Trump. who Is bllnd' utlnHes
a specially constructed chess ooar0 Wilt
peggcd chessnen. AS the move i
finally made, the result IS fnalieo 70 ms
opponent. who IN turn mails ms sue
ceeding move. While the game mas
beef nip and tuck SO IaI' estsh sue
promises interesting deveioPHleTls III
the next few moves.
Both Mr.. Van Trump and MT Ferris
are expert chess players and heroes o.
many hard fought contests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
HORSE NOTES.

d. c. Armstrong. Pocomoke City. Md.
is training his own horses this spring
and has Sadie Penn. 2I5h Dock Nut
wood. 2.I714. and Dock Mckinney, 2.15 II
working around $50, with quarters in
.33 and "a
Directum l.. 1865. and William
1851. former pacing stars, have been
entered at several Of the more impor-
tant half-mile track meetings The
former is eligible TO a POS. and the lat
ter to d 2.O7 class on the twice-arounds
Dorcas Moore. 2.201a. dam Of Harry
J. S, 2.05 II, has foaled a bay flIy by
Dillon Axworthy. for Owner H. J
StoeCkle Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
ROWLING TITLE MATCHES.
Leaders VIII Meet at Grady's This
Week iu Final Contests.

This week Is the last week for the
bowling title. and 13 matches to be
BOWED at Grady's will bring the tourna-
rnent 10 a close Three Of the matches
will be played tonight Doelzer is the
only player among the leaders who will
play in the garnes this evening.
Good has a lead over the other con-
testants. but ne viii play the best men
in the tournament and they are rhe
players who are trailing him. IN the
matches for tonight Herman plays
Carson Carson plays Davis and Davis
meets Qoelzer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
PARKSIDE SMOKER WEDNESDAY.
Matchmaker Harry Shaw Has Com
pleted Interesting Card for Bouts.

Matchmaker Harry Shaw, of the
Park side Athletic Association. has com
pleted his card for the smoker Wednes-
day evening at the Parkside gymna-
sium. Pete Ross, of West Philadelphia
and Joe Kent. of Trenton, will appear
in the windup. while Frank Talent. of
Gloucester and Tommy Hoy, of Port
Richmond. will swap blows in the semi
windup.
An interesting set of preliminary
bouts has been selected. Mike O'Don-
nell, of West Philadelphia. meets Joe
Tomasky. OF Port Richmond. Danny
Condor. of Kensington, will take ON
Bill ODonnell. Camden. Ralph Tulley
of West Philadelphia, meets Johnny
Quinn, of Darby. Billy Gibbs. of Park
side. takes on Young Biddle of VII
mington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
NEW TEAMS IN LEAGUE.

Two additional baseball teams will be
admitted 10 the Newspaper League at q
meeting tomorrow night. The teams,
IShoads Co, and Bankers Brokers, have
been on the waiting list for member
ship in the league and were admitted
10 membership on Saturday, although
they will be formally accepted at the
meeting tomorrow night
A permanent set Of umpires will be
selected tomorrow night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
GeIdey wins over FIttop.

Goidey College defeated mo Elki0n
High School nine. "a. Ia gane st
Rockford Tower. after Elkf0n had wnn
four straight gameH The ViHito1H p.ir
"a Kelley's delivery and drove him from
the hnl. Jones. who gucceeded hifn.
furnished the feature ~ tho game Nirh
his pitching tanning ten men in Frr
inningn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
ST. MARY'S VS.. ALL-STARS.

The St. Mary's team will play the
Chippey All-Stars in a game at Fourth
and Church streets this evening at 5 Is,
in the first game Of the season for St.
Mary's.
St Marys win line up with Burke. c.:
Taylor and Hughes, p: Wright. ss
Collins and Wolfe. 1b.: August, 2b !;
McNiff. 3b-; Hughes. II; Boyle. CT.
Goldstein, ri.
The Chippey All-Stars viii play South
Side Eden Wednesday evening at the
Pennsylvania Railroad diamond, Third
and Church streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
L. of z. Trackmen Win.

Philadelphia, April -Pennsyl-
vania's track team ran away with the
dual track meet here Saturday after
noon. with Harvard. getting 69 Is
points to the Crimson's A. 2-3. Com
paratively low marks were made in all
events. because of the muddy condition
Of the field Il was the first dual meet
Penn has won from Harvard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
High School Has Busy week.

The High School baseball team has
busy week ahead with three games To
be played. Goldey VIII be the opponents
tomorrow At Eighteenth and Van Buren
streets The Cherry and White viii go
20 Camden on Friday and play Coates
ville IN that city on Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
BOAT RACING WITH TRAIN.
900 Horse Power 5O-FOOt Boat Trying
to Beat Express in Long Run.

Bv Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Miami, Fla. April 25.-Gar \. Wood
of Detroit and New York. manufacturer
sportsman. left here at midnight i'll his
9OO-horsepower, 50-foot cabin cruiser
the Gar II, Jr.. in race to New York
against the Havana special of the At
lantic Coast line. He has set q 41-hour
schedule for the run and il il Is without
mishap it will carry him into New York
three hours before the flyer arrives.
The Gar is the boat which broke all
express cruiser records in the regatta
here in February Aboard with Wood is
CT. Chapman, editor OF Motor Boating
VINO made a special trip here 10 make
the run.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
GOLF MEETING TONIGHT.
7. ". Harris TO CAN Gathering TO Order
at Hotel du POnc

There IS much interest in the meeting
10 b. held IN the Hotel du Pont tonight
for the purpose of discussing plans for
the laying out Of a public golf course.
7. W. Harris. Of the du Pont Country
Club Will call the melting 10 order, after
which q permanent chairman and secre-
tary win be named.
There has been considerable discus
sion concerning public golf course for
this city and the Indications are that
one VIII be secured in the near future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SCREEN.
AHrs Brady nj the Majestic.

Alice Brady plays chorus girl and
then n young society matron In her
picture out Of the Chorus" which the
Majestic offers ms it's attraction begin
ming today. Miss Brady's position In
the story as society mntron win permit
her to wear many now stunning Gre
atious In hats. gowns, furs and suits.
Vernon Steel. from n Broadway stage
success. plays the role Of the aristocrat.
Lloyd (IIam) Hamilton plays IN the
comedy "Moonahine."
Alice Lake at the Queen.
Alice Lake is one of tho newest stars
to offer entertainment on the screen.
But she has the popularity that is far
I'm excess Of many players with years of
standing and experience. Her now pic
ture, "rhe Greater Claim" is the Queen
Theatre booking for today. tomorrow
and "wednesday "The Greater Claim"
Is a story of n young mother who sacri-
feed her career on The stage 70 rear
her child while posing as his nurse.
Thomas Meighan at the Arcadia.
Thomas Meighan. playing at the ar
cadia I'm THE Frontier Of the Stars
is. rcckoned rs one Of the most popular
The Frontier of the Stars" is to re-
rnnin al tho Arcadia until Friday. MY
Goodness" sennett comedy. is the
added attraction
"Out of The Storm" at the Riaito.
Gertrude Atherton a member of
C:o1dwyn's Eminent Authors Corpora
ton. has furnished her story out OF
Tho Storm for photopiay prosentntio
under ita original title. II haa been
offered in this city once before and won
the high favor of all who were fortunate Q
| IN being able 20 SEQ II. II IL now at
| tho RiaIto barbara Castleton. John
Rnwcrs sydney Ainsworth. Doris Pawn
and Tawpon Butt ar~ Some Of the prin-
! rIpal members Of tho case presenting
the film.
"Good Women" at The Playhouse.
/ The work ~ the director. tho guiding
genius and the boss Of the whole job
Of motion picture production. the man
/ who enn make or break a production
IL little apprnciatod ~ the general pub
liz except maybe DeM1le or Griffith
/ But fhere gs another man whose work +
winning his attention even from the
unintercsted spectator. He Is Louis
/ Casnier who startled The world with
his master direction n Otis skinner :
picture "Fisrnet" His newest Offering
Good Women" has been secured foI
| presentation al The Playhouse the thref
DAYS commencing Thursday Of this
| week"
aBIaek Beauty at the Savoy.
.T.iack Reauty" A strongly dramati'
story Of human affairs, is The attraction
ut The Savoy Theatre all this week
Larry semon. one of the funniest RI
screen comedians. is also shown y
| n,rhn Rnnf COLLECTOR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
Rain Halts Saturday Games.

Saturday ball games were postponed
owing 10 the heavy rains during the
day, which soaked the various diamonds
and made it impossible for contests to
be staged. The league managers will
likely arrange to play off the games
either this week or next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
Odd Fellows Anniversary.

Celebration of the one hundred and
second anniversary Of Odd Fellowship In
tho United States will be provided in
Wilmington next wednesday night, with
cereihonies conducted by the Grand
Lodge of the State nt odd Fellows Hall.
Tenth and King streets when Odd Fol.
lows from all over the State nd possi-
bly a few visitors from other states will
hc present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
Amer an League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National League.

National League.
New York. /. Philadelphia, 0.
Brooklyn. u; Boston, @.
Pittsburg. . Cincinnati, ?.
Chicago, S, St. Louis. Z.
American League.
Washington. 8; New York, l.
Detroit, :. Chicago. ).
Cleveland, . ST. Louis. 5.
other teams not scheduled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
DU P0NT MOTORS.

FuIton's Team Visits Smyrna and Leads
in Contest.
The ball club of du Pont Motors. Inc.
went to Smyrna on Saturday and wal
loped the team of that place by a score
Of : to I in four innings The down
state boys called it quits" al this time
Only one hit was registered off Gal
vim, who twirIed for the Motors nine
The locals would like to arrange a
game with either Dover or Middletowr
next Saturday. Address J. II. Fulton
care Of du Pont Motors. Inc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
Goldberg Takes on German

Morris Goldberg has added a new boy
q his string IN the form Of Bobby Cor
man. with 4 fighting weight Of I22
pounds. Goldberg would like TO match
MS protege with Al Cross. George Nor
roH % any l22pOunder in the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
West TO Play Pine A. G..

The West \. g win play It's third
game Of the season with Pine A. { at
Eighteenth and Van Buren, streets.
Wednesday. April e. AZ SO There Is
much interest in this contest. rs both
teams have been playing a fast game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
To Attend baltimore Shoot.

A number Of Wilmington shooters are
arranging to attend the Maryland State
tournament TO he held IN Baltimore,
April - and 30. ON the second day.
the Delaware Maryland team race will
be staged A return shoot will be held
n Tho Greenhill trans Saturday Inne y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
Lewis TO Meet frankie Erne.

frankie Lewis. who holds the light
weight title of Delaware, has been re-
matched with frankie Erne. of Ian
caster for the windup at the Lancaster
A. A.. in Lancaster, Pa, Monday. May
2. The bout viii be ten rounds or less.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
SATURDAYS SCORES.

American League.
Chicago. $ Detroit, (11 innings.
Cleveland. 4 ST. Louis, ?.
Other games postponed, rain.
American League.
Cincinnati. g Pittsburg. 4.
Chicago. 3 St. Louis. I.
Other games postponed, rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
pastIake club In Practice.

Tho Eastlake Gun cub held practice
Saturday. despite tho rain. Fifteen
shooters were present and sonne good
scores were made Porter. Smith and
Williams svere high guns. With 43x50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
GAMES TODAY AND TOMORROW.
National Lea que.

National League.
Pi.tsburg at 81. Louis.
Chicago a. Cincinnati
Boston al Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn
American League.
- Louis al Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington AT New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
King Street Traffic Changes.

Decision aa to whether King street
will be made way street for
pedestrians will probably be made Mt
the meeting of the Board Of Directors n
the Street and Sewer Department to-
morrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
DELAWARE CITY WINS.
Fort du Pont baseball Team syrers I
|huLSuf-

Special Correspondence % Every Eveninv
Delaware city. April 2s--in q banf-
hall game played AZ Fort a. P0nf yes
terday. tho Delaware cry team go.
defeated FOrt d. Ppuf AZ ~ o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
WIN Rogers at the strand.

IassolrE .rarn horseback = speeding
tin lizzie hy one wheel untn i runs
around 4 circle ike a frightened
tethered horse. Is one II the hilarious
episodes m VIII Rogers new Goldwyn
ricttIre. Cupid. The CowpuHcher Al
the Strand today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
DELAWARE CITY SHOOT.
f. r. du Pont High Gun with 1i7xI50
Mark

Despite the rain. the Delaware City
Gun Club staged its fifth annual regis
tered tournament on Saturday. and a
large crowd OF shooters were on hand.
+ +. du Pont won the 150-target event
with a score of IA. r. du Pont, Conner
and Tuickinck tied with scores of 47x50
in the so bird handicap.
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