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Evening journal., 1921-11-09
Speakman Quot
DOings
BY TWO OF THE CATS.

Captain Dutch Helbing has some
team. Look out Slim. Woodbridge.
II Pluck Baker would not hit his
thumb with the hammer he would
make a good man.
It must hurt Charles Woodbridge
to think what the (outcast) Boob
McNutt did to his team.
After next week big Tom Lough-
ridge will settle down and be a
good man.
AS a quot pitcher how does Slim
Woodbridge get away with 1t outside
our league; The other teams must
be easy.
Duncan wants to know II he can
get Boob McNutt back.
The Speakman Wilmington
Bowling will play Captain Percy
Solomon any night for a side bet.
(Cold feet, sol-) Take her to see a
doctor, then you can get a night
Off.
Boy Charlie Woodbridge does not
want a bowling team with more than
five men because ne will have to set
out for a low man. BE a sport
Charlie.
(Duncan) get the chains OF
your Oizzie) II you want to stop
skidding
Evening journal., 1921-11-09
Edge Moor Corner
Kicks
BY ROBBIE

Edge Moor. 3; North Philadelphia
A. A. 0.
Well boys, another game. That
means two more points.
We have to hand IL to them. for
they certainly did play hard. despite
the fact that they were handicapped
by the absence OF three Of their
players.
II looks like we have hit our
stride with two in a row. The play
ing OF the team was frst-class.
Clarence Writ was puzzled on
Saturday. What's the matter Sunny,
did that one back game fool youY
Sterndale Is showing up fine In
the forward line. He also was In on
the scoring again. Keep It up
Sternie. old timer.
one OF North Phillie's players
thought he was an acrobat or a
hurdler OF something else, as he
tried to show us some stunts on the
cross bar. Did he succeed? I'll say
he didn't. All we need is a new goal
post.
That (after the game lunch)-is
making a great hit with the visit
ing teams. Those sandwiches and
hot coffee certainly do good. Keep
this good work up.
James Adamson is playing q
great game at right full-back, and
with Captain Luff playing the other
back, they make a hard pair &c
beat" What do you sayl
Everybody's talking about oul
linosman. His name please? George
Riley. Up in Philadelphia they don
saw ne is a linesman. They say he's
comedian.
II looks like we will have one o.
our old players back In the game
before long. This will make oui
forward line complete.
we play In Philadelphia again OF
Saturday. Everybody aboard th'
1890 boat for another day OF run
Manager Fish wants all his play
ers 10 make the trip on Saturday, a.
Palethorpe has a strong team. TIT
undefeated Haywood team beat then
in the last minute OF play last Sat
urdav. The following players are
urged to report at Fourth stree
wharf In tim6 to take the 1876
boat: James Adamson, John Adam
son. w. Adamson. T. Adamson' ;
Riley. d. Riley, r. Jones, f. buH
A stretton. II. Holgate, T. stern
dale, A. Thacker, L. Fish c. WirI
Evening journal., 1921-11-09
DEFIANCE LOSES
TO ATLANTIC CITY

Defiance A. A. met one OF the
classiest cage combinations in the
east when II journeyed to Atlantic
City last night and met the X. OF c.
five of the shore. Such well-known
stars as Reagan. Danny McNichol.
Rube eastman and Deitrichs ap-
peared in the lineup OF the Jersey re-
sort The Purple and Gold tossers
were defeated, but not disgraced.
The score was As to 2S.
Speed was the outstanding feature
and both teams showed several
bursts OF class that brought the spec
tators In the well-crowded Steeple-
chase Pier. whore the game was
played. to their feet time and again
Reagan topped the scorers with five
field and three foul goals and Nc
Connen OF Defiance was only a
couple OF points behind with the
same number OF douhle-deckers and
one from the penalty mark. Danny
McNichoi and Rube eastman flashed
on the floor with their lightning-like
passing. Salmon Shields and Buck
Maeill shown in this department for
Defiance. Score:
Evening journal., 1921-11-09
DUPONT Dogs
BEST INFIELD
Win All Age Subscription
And Derby in Oak Or
chard Trials
HADLEY FIRST
AMONG AMATEURS

High-bred dogs from all parts Of
the country competed in the annual
field trials Of the Delaware Pointer
and Setter Club which came to a
close at Oak Orchard yesterday. Al
though the entry list was not quite
as large as last year the class OF tho
contending hunters was unmistak-
ably of higher class. Those attend
ing the trials said that in spite Of
the reports that birds are very plcn-
tiful in the lower part OF the state,
the result Of the competition did not
prove it. The meet opened on Mon
day.
Several well-known sportsmen
with the prides OF their kennels were
present from Michigan. Alabama
Ohio. Virginia. New Jersey and
Pennsylvania. Professional handlers
put the hunters through the PAGES
in the advanced trials. Miss Marion
duPont's entries captured severa
important places including firsts II
the all-age subscription stake ard
in the subscription Derby.
In the amateur events Fred Had
ley Of Wilmington. carried off tn
highest honors when his Cayuga'
Flash landed first in the all-ag'
stake. The summary OF the two biz
events follows:
All-age Subscription Stake-Woi
by Telegram. Miss Marion DUPONT
second. Tarheel John. Frank Riley
Bedford n. j.; third. Cheer Up Liza
Miss Marion DUPONT.
Subscription Derby-Won by Sty
iish Jimmie. Miss Marion DUPONT
second. Speedway Ben. william
Smathers. Atlantic City, n. j.; third
Lady's Ghost DR.. stickney. Atlantis
City. y. J.
Evening journal., 1921-11-09
Hercules Fuses
BY THE OFFICE BOY

Let Paul take up the collection
for the suits.
Muiherin our cheerleader has got
the cheer composed. Here goes;
Hercules Red II
Red Hot. Red Hot,
We're Hot. We're Hot
An onion in the middle and pickle
on top.
They're Hot. They're Hot.
Any team that wants a game
should get in touch with Manager
II. Brodie. that is II they have a ball
and a foor. To be real obliging
they could supply the suits.
We expect 10 have even more sue
cess in basketball than in baseball
Those who have seen us play know
that we will have some standard.
Laying aside fooiishness we have
some players who know something
about the game. Richards knows
that tho ball is round. Sweeney
knows that you are not allowed to
kick the ball and Lyons that you are
not allowed to shoot at the other
teams basket.
We have some pretty good boys.
They are Collins OF parkside,
Schaible OF Merwick. Green and
Sweeney OF Browntown. Lyons OF
Defiance. Brodie OF West End. Rich
ards OF Lorraine. Boyle from will
mington. Mulherin from West End.
and Scott, the two-gun man. from
the west. So you can see that we
are the only all Wilmington team in
town
Evening journal., 1921-11-09
p, B. & W. R. R. A. A.
Dots
BY K-4

Don't forget the dance to be
given at Pythian Castle tonight by
the old warehouses;. Everybody out
and make it a success
Some OF the midnight crews have
started to raise soup strainers on
their upper lip. so that when they
go into one Of the beaneries at night
they can find the oyster in the soup
without the aid of a search warrant.
Slaughter, you sure started some
thing when you showed up at the
club with that French misplaced
eyebrow. We notice you have to
duck the gang as soon as they see
you.
Rice Collins, you sure do shake a
wicked heel. We saw you up to the
dance Wednesday evening. Stoo
bad" you had to go to work and let
some other goof take her home.
Horace Ball, the elusive gent, says
he thinks the gang is afraid to come
out and get him. We think he is
trying TO get an excuse to get out
come night.
Slim Smith has path worn out
Market street now. All he has to do
is to come out of his home and Just
naturally let his feet ramble.
| Since our old friend Snake Nc
Donough has gone into the leather
business he hasn't been up to the
club much. Come up and see us.
Mac.
All that Jerry Clark has TO do now
is to get a derby hat and a cane and
he'll have Charlie Chaplin beat a
mile. Man of Warl but that is some
face adornment. Jerry, old-timer.
And a. your age, tool
Boob Mcknight has died his soup
strainer with henna He has all the
gang Jealous. They are sore be-
cause they did not think Of it Some
are light, some are dark and some
are censored" All right, Daddy.
Bill Schwamb was out OF town the
other night and got back about $50
and thought he would go out to the
masked ball that one of the gang was
giving. He did not have time to get
a masquerade suit and decided to
20 Just as he was Some little boy
there said. Hey, mister where'd
you get that make-up2"
The rooms seem to be whole loi
livelber since Chick came around
That's the pep, Chick.
, John Shaw's smiling face was
missed from the dance on Monday
why John7
We notice that Al Mahoney is still
at the bargain buying. Did you no
tice him?
Dennis ONeil wanted to make
speech at the smoker but BIZ
schwamb objected.
Red Nolan and Ivy FlRnnigar
, have issued a challenge to play an,
member a series Of pinochle games
(Pretty soft these two).
one hundred new members at mex
meeting, so everybody attend No
vember II. 1921.
Charlie Wintrup Is getting a goo'
2 basketball team lined up for tn
winter months. He has Babe Flynn
;. Bob McCafferty and Jim Quinn.
Come on. boys get behind the as
sociation and boost things. Get in a.
= the games. The more the merrier.
l. John Rogers and Smiler Quin
a have decided to step out OF tow
with their dancing and travelled
Newport on last Thursday evenin
n for a spin on the floor.
Evening journal., 1921-11-09
Io,ca Captain, Fans Idol
Works Way Through School

AMES. Ia.-An Iowa lad" from
Oklahoma has been getting the big
share Of credit for the midwest in
football the last two years. This
comes from the fact that he is not
only an outstanding football player.
but that he is an all-around college
man. a student. a leader in campus
activities. and above all. a man who
is well liked by his teammates be-
cause he is a clean. hard fighter.
polly" Wallace. who took Mis-
souri, Valley conference honors last
fan as a center, then made Ecker
SALTS All-Western mythical eleven
as center. and 10 cap the list was
placed on Eckersalrs Ali-American
eleven in the same capacity. is cap
tain OF the Iowa State football team
this fail. at Ames. Iowa. His playing
early this season was a wonder 10
spectators Of the games in which he
participated.
Rowing Center
Wallace has been termed a "rov-
ing" center. He has been described
as having an uncanny sense OF see
inr where a play was going. and
being there 10 stop H.
To show the strength OF Wal
lace's ability 70 put fight into the
y cyclones. II can he pointed out that
his team has lost the last three
games in tho valley race because. Il
may he safely said. Wallace was not
in that game enough to carry his
team through for a victory and tc
hold them until the game was over
Wallace carries the heavy sched
uie ~ an upper classman and hai
never failed in a course he ha
undertaken. His work is on a pa
with most students who carry n
outside activity. while he not onl
competes in athletics throughou
the year but is making his wa
through college in addition. Sellin
programs. managing the sale {
sweets and popcorn al athleti
contests. and arranging for the sa
Of team pictures furnish WallaC
with his expense money for for
wears Of college training.
To Be Farmer
He wants to be a "dirt farmer
when through college. He spend
his summer months on a claim
Evening journal., 1921-11-09
FIVE PoINT AGcIEs WIN.

Five Points Aggies defeated the
Tower Hill School yesterday in the
third meeting Of the season between
the two teams, 10 to 6. Five Points
won two OF the three games, the
other ending in a tie. Lineup:
FIVE POINTS TOWER MIL
Walker .... left end wv. Pyle
Boys ... left. tackle. .. Carmichael
Hoagland left guard Whitten
Cartwright centre Wardenburg
Foster .. right guard $50. Steward
Comegys right tackle Springer
Maxwell right end ...John Ball
Ash quarter back &C.,. Marvel
Squires fright half back. Halle
Strickland left half back. Lindsay
Wilson &c. .fuliback 49,. Mackenzie
Score by periods:
Five Points .......1 12-19
Tower Hill .....0 o 6 o. 6
Touch-downs Strickland 3. Lind
say J.; goal from touch down. Will
son /. Time of periods. - minutes.
Evening journal., 1921-11-09
BR0WNS0N TOPS
CATHOLIC LEAGUE

In the second week OF the Cath
Ollie Indoor League the Brownson
Library Association again came out
on top. defeating st. Patrick's by the
score OF IT to .. The games we're
played on ST. Patrick's floor. Brown
son cleaned up in single pionchle.
quoits, euchre and checkers while
St Patrick's annexed the double
pionchle. In pool Il was an even
break. St Patrick's taking the single
game with ease sos. While
Brownson won the double game 1OO-
90. This game was hard fought
and created much interest Brownson
had the lead. 97-7O. but the Saints
threw a scare into them when by
steady shooting they succeeded in
running the score up to 90 while
Brownson could not get a shot
Much interest is being shown in
these Journeys and some great games
are expected before it is over Next
Tuesday evening Brownson will lock
horns with the Pioneers at their
quarters. Ninth and Market streets
and as both these teams defeated st.
Patrick by tho same score. a close
contest Is certain. The scores OF
last nights games follow;
Euchrc
J. Hanley. VIM. Pimm, Brownson
defeated r. Harrity. ]. Mclaughlin.
Brownson ......7 Q 6 Q 9-S
st. Patricks .. s 5 A.
Checkers
c. Lynch, Brownson, defeated p
Grinace st. Patrick's, 4 to o.
Pionchlc
Single. Farley Brownson de
feated J. Gill. T. Hance, St Pat
ricks 80. Scores-127 ito 9S; IS
to 1913; 12S to 90.
Pionchlc
Double-F. Wickerstrom. Gee
Wolfe. St Patrick's defeated J. Kel
ly and ]. McGinley to !. Scores
Brownson ..... 100 ia 10
St. Patrick's ... 50 '120 12l
Pool
Single $50 points, VIM. Gallagher
st. Patrick's defeated j. Callan
Brownson. so to .. Referee NJ. Dill
lon.
Double ClOO points, NJ. Dmoi
and C. BBreeman. Brownson, de
feated VIM. Gallagher and Geo
Hanley st. Patrick's 100 to 96. Ref
cree. Ed. Fahey.
QuOits
Brownson-P. Sheridan. F. Dineen
J. Mcmahon. Il. Kenney, ]. Cassidy
St. Patricks-Carlin. Lutz. Swee
ney, Brainard Gill.
BrownRon ......... 13 81 21 II 2
st. Patrick's ... 21 IL 10 21
Referee-R Regan.
Evening journal., 1921-11-09

STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
SECRETARY OF STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All to whom These Presents May
Come, Greeting:
Whereas, II appears 20 my satisfac-
tion, by duly authenticated record Of
the proceedings for the voluntary dissO-
luton thereof, by the consent Of all the
stockholders deposited In my office,
The Harbor Launch Corporation, a
corporation Of this state. whose prin-
street, in the city OF Wilmington.
county OF New Castle, state OF
Delaware. Corporation Trust Company
OF America, being agent therein and In
charge thereof upon whom process may
be served, has compiled with the require
ments Of the Corporation Laws o. the
State OF Delaware, as contained In 1918,
Section 1 TO 2101. Section 1S7 Chapter 6J,
OF the Revised Statutes Of 1915. as amend
ed preliminary TO the issuing OF this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore. !, A. II. Benson. Sec
retary OF State. Of the State Of Delaware,
40 hereby certify that the said corpora
ton did, on the 7th day Of November,
A. d. 1921, file in the Office a duly exc
cuted and attested consent. in writing
To the dissolution OF said corporation.
executed by all the stockholders thereof,
which said consent and the records Of the
proceedings aforesaid, are now on hle in
my said office. as provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF, I
have hereunto
set my hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal al
Secretary's Office Dover, this 7th
1855 Delaware 1898 day Of Nov, in
....i.'i.. - Lord % ear one Oi thon' ou'
sand, nine hun
dred and twenty
one.
A. r. BENSON,
noys-lt. Secretary Of state
Evening journal., 1921-11-09
IN TESTIMONY
NnHFr rNHfnrHArH \

STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All 10 Whom These Presents May
Come, Greeting:
tion, by duly authenticated record OF the
proceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof. by the consent Of all the stock
holders deposited in my office. the
Bankers Finance Corporation (of Cali
fornia), a corporation Of this State,
whose principal office is situated at
W. Tenth street, in the city Of Whining
ton, county OF New Castle state OF
Delaware, Corporation Trust Company
of America, being agent therein
and in charge thereof. upon whom
process may be served. has complied
with the requlrepents Of the Corporation
Laws Of the State Of Delaware, as con-
tained in 1918, Section 1 to 2101, Section
1S7, Chapter 6J, of the Revised Statutes
Of 1915, as amended. preliminary to the
CFRTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore, /. A. r. Benson, Sec
retary Of State. Of the State Of Delaware,
do hereby certify that the said corpora
ton did, on the Sist day Of October.
A. D. 1921. file in the Office a duly exc
cuted and attested consent. in writing.
to the dissolution Of said corporation,
executed by all the stockholders thereof.
which said consent and the records OF
the proceedings aforesaid. are now on
iile In my said office. as provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. 1
have hereunto
ssss set my hand and
. OFFICIAL SEAL official seal. at
Secretar-'s Office Dover. this 31st
1873 Delaware 1893 day OF Oct, in
1911 the year Of our
- Lord, one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and twenty
one.
A. r. BENSON.
novS-1t. Secretary Of State.
Evening journal., 1921-11-09
Total Points
CLAYroN WANrs GANrEs-

Clayton Neighborhood football
team, being without a game for next
Saturday, would like to arrange one
with Stapler. Pine, st. Luke's. Park
A. c. or with any team averaging
100 pounds, stapler preferred. Clay
ton has won four games. The fol-
lowing men are asked to report for
practice tomorrow night; Connell.
Huhbs, Boogan, Holmes, Fitzpat-
rick. Welsh, Donohue, Stewart
Kitchens. Mccarthy. Golden. Martin,
Sheppard. Crawford. Jordan. Bader
Hagee and Pennington. Send chal-
lenges to Captain John Mccarthy
240 n. Rodney street.
Evening journal., 1921-11-09
sT. LUKE's HAS HARD ROAD.

Two hard games are ahead for
this weekend for the st. Luke's
grid squad. on Armistice Day the
Eighth and Monroe aggregation will
clash with Stapler Park and on Sat
urday the Wilmington High School
Scrubs will be their opponents. A
meeting will be held in the church
house tonight at o'clock and all
players are requested to be present.