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Evening journal., 1921-07-19
DELAWARE Men
AT RIFLE MATCH
National Guard and Civil
ian Shooters at Ma
tional Competition
PICK LATTER TEAM
ON TUESDAY NEXT

The National rife matches 70 be
held at Camp Perry, Ohio. early in
September. are arousing a great deal
of interest in the ranks OF local rife-
men. and there will be hot compeu-
tion for place on the civilian team
TO represent Delaware The Dia-
rnond State Rife and Pistol Club,
who have a range near Shellpot, has
cleaned up its 200 yard range TO get
some preliminary practice and the
two other local rife clubs afiiliated
with the National Rifle Association,
the Brandywine Rife and Pistol Club
and the Wilmington Rife Club. are
canvassing their membership for
candidates for the State team.
Plans have been made by the
executive canmittee of the Delaware
State Rife Association of which the
above clubs are members. to hold a
Try out at the State Range below
New Castle next Tuesday. beginning
at 2 o'clock, to endeavor 10 select a
civilian team The team viii be
made up Of ten firers. two alternates.
a captain and a coach at least five Of
whom must be men who have never
fred on a National match team be-
fore. These new men must attend
small arms firing school al Camp
Perry which opens August 27 and
lasts about two weeks Immediately
preceding the matches. In this
school they are given instruction in
markmanship with the Springfield
rife and automatic pistol
The try-out TO be held next Tues
y mill - - -
this State who has had some previ-
Gus experience in the use of the army
rife and who can arrange TO attend
the school. This latter is compul-
sory in order to receive reimburse
ment from the Government. which
pays the expenses OF one such civil
Ian team from each State.
At the time Of the National
matches. there are also fired a num-
Der of other individual matches
which should be well known here
as they have been won IN the past
by Wilmingtonians-t Members
Match won In 1902 and 1907 by DIT.
W. G. Hudson; the Leach Cup won
in 1908 by Major K K. V. Casey;
the Wimbledon Cup. the classic in
rife shooting, which has been won
three times by Major Casey. an hon.
Or never equalled by any other rifle
shot in| this country.
Last 'year two members OF the
Delaware State team won the right
TO asplace IN the Presidents Hun
drsd. the best hundred in the coun-
uy-Fred Manion and ]. B. Grier
both Of whom are expected to be
members OF the team this year.
For the first time Ia several years,
Delaware is also 70 be represented
by a rife team from her National
Guard, and every effort is being made
10 put the State Range into frst-class
shape for target practice during the
State encampment, which begins
August /. Some OF the best shots in
the State are numbered amongst the
Guard members and their team
should rank high when the last shot
is fired in the big event Of the year
for rihemen-
II you want a place on the civil
ian team. and can go for the month.
don't forget the tryout. July 26th. al
/ 2 o'clock. State Range. Take a Della
ware City car, / o'clock. Fourth and
Market. The tryout Will be held re-
i gardless of the weather, unless II
4 rains hard enough 70 wash the tar
gets on the frames.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
DOC D0LAN BACK
TO WINNING BALL

Wilmington ban players are max
ing good down the Peninsula and on
the Eastern Sho'. but few Of them are
travelling along at the gait OF Arthur
doc" Dolan. the elongated FIRST
sacker. Although Doc has not been
with Pocomoke City long, he was
chosen last week TO direct the club.
AS manager he won two games right
of the bat. defeating Snow Hill on
Friday to 4. and walloping Keller
on Saturday. 16 to q. Pinder. a New
Castle boy. is one OF -Docs'' main
stays behind the bat
Pocomoke is all set for its clash
with Salisbury on wednesday. Sails
bury is composed almost entirely Of
Wilmington boys and Is managed by
Bah" MeNif. They trimmed POGO
moke the last time out. and Dolan Is
all set to even up the count Here's
the scores OF Docs" first games as
MANAGER.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
TALL CEDARS TO
PLAY CAMBRIDGE
ennclaI III lrhn r,reninr Inrrnal-

Special 10 The Evening Journal
sEAFORD. July 19.-J. R Char
les. has arranged a game of ball al
fredericksburg. Nd. for Friday after
noon. in connection with the cele-
bration to be held there by the Tall
Cedars of Lebanon Mr.. Charles
has picked his team from members
OF the Tail cedars Of the peninsula
and every one OF them is a crack
baseball player now connected with
the various teams OF the peninsula
His lineup viii be as follows.
Wright. Mardella Springs. Nd, left
field: Fowler. Laurel, 2nd base; Mel
win. East New Market. Nd, short
stop: Legar. Milford. third base;
WILEY. Lincoln City, right field;
Petyjohn. Milford. center held,
Jones. Salisbury. Nd. catcher; Hum
nell. Harrington. pitcher; Cantner,
Bradley. Andrews. Federalsburg
Nd, and Parsons. Seaford. substi-
tutes. This team viii have for its
opponents the strong Cambridge.
Nd. team.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
vANDEvER VARIETIES.

Baker the reporter is good But
he had better watch his step We
heard Windy Mason say sometime
The bovs wonder II McGonigle Is
working He has his watch out OF
Hook
Mitchell Is the cleanup man with
the bases full or az least Il seemed
so the other day. Better get vacuum
cleaner you hecker.
Mitchell and Baker we're beating
carpets down in front OF the cluo
midnight Saturday. What's the Dig
idea boys Dan was not around
Herbert Fisher is on his vacation
He is spending most Of IL at the club
what's the matter Herbert broker
We all know why Howard Hin
was making himself so busy down
at the club Saturday. Mack was
around.
Starting next week Charlie Hell
bring will have his lunch sent to him
at the club. Isn't there some mem
Der who can donate a bed?
Someone gave Mitchell 80 and he
is out Of work Wonder when he
is going?
We are glad to say that Misses
Lillian Cushing. Anna Cushing and
Miss Mary Farren are great workers
for the Vandever A c.
Someone said KID Gibbons and
Windy Mason went TO church sun
day. What did they give away az
church.
The boys are taking up a coIlec-
ton 10 bury Boots a pair Of pants.
Everyone has donated; even Howard
Hill gave a dime
Remember the strawride to Aug
ustine Beach next Saturday night A
large number OF tickets has been
sold but there are san room for
more
Shorty Nelson Is at the club until
100 a. M every morning with
blue shirt on and yellow pants. Stick
around Shorty. clothes viii soon be
down.
Lets take up a collection and buy
our barber a straw hat He can't
sing in a cap.
Ot Helbring says II you want him
TO play ban put him ON third base
Mitch says o. K How about IL
Marshan2
They say while Manager crossan
went 20 pick blackberries the other
day someone built him a new pair
Of steps. Go again Marshall Maybe
they win cut your grass.
The boys all noticed piggie Book
er all dolled up Sunday. Must have
collected that bill. Did you Booker? ?
We wonder what has happened 10
Windy. We never see him at the club
any more. Maybe the girl az
soccum objects. Does she. Harold ?
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
NATIONAL SPIRIT.

France was benencent host to
our American tennis stars
BIZ Tilden brings back the word
that the Yanxs were accorded a
wonderful reception everywhere
The French we're perfectly splen-
did" he SAYS. They gave Mrs Nal
lory and other players the warmest
possible kind OF greeting. Crowds
locked out to the matches m Parts.
Their attitude was 50 nne we all
strove to DO our best"
In England there was moro parti-
sanship shown. When Tfden faced
Norton. the South African, the VIM
bledon crowds were not 20 generous
with hospitality.
But Tilden offers no criticism He
Is too big for that
Some nations IKE some peopIa,
are hard losers
Evening journal., 1921-07-19

SCORE By INNINGS .
Pocomoks-. ! ? 3 3 o 0 ks
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
BAsERAIL FoR EAsroN.

EASTON, Nd. July 1s.-At a
meeting Of the committee appointed
to head a movement for organizing
a baseball club in Easton, Henry p.
Turner. county treasurer. was unan-
imously elected manager Of the
club. An intensive drive is being
made for a fund sufficient TO carry
the club through the rest OF the sea,
son. Several hundred dollars has
already been subscribed
Evening journal., 1921-07-19

Ntche. who sported the nannels Of
Parkside early IN the season and has
also been with Shanahan C c OF
Philadelphia Is back with the crew
that gave him his real start IN local
baseball. Eleventh Ward. Al kid"
Beatty is also back In the fold and
Wampus Cats are yowlng. bring
'em on-we1l play baseball whether
we get beat or not we're game. wen
try 10 give the hckin' 10 the other
fellow. We won't give in without a
struggle and the other fellow win
know he has been In a baseball
game
Three games have been arranged
for this week by Eleventh Ward and
they will all be staged on their
grounds at Eighth avenue and Dun
can. out IN Browntown- Tomorrow
night the Harlan Giants viii be their
guests. Thursday they viii take on
the Wilmington Giants and Friday
the New Castle A c. will be their
opponents The games win start at
6 o'clock
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
WArcHFUL WATrING.

Fighting Bob Martin isn't ready
70 challenge Jack Dempsey yet Just
because he put away Frank Moran
Bob admits t.
Jimmy Bronson. hfs nane=er,-
speaks the same piece. 1T would
be suicide TO send the Kid In against
Dempsey at present SAYS Bronson
I'm priming Bob for the title. but
I'm willing to wait untn he grows
up 70 il In spite Of the big money
he could get now"
Bob is right. Bronson is correct
In his views
Just remember that Martin has
been In the professional ranks but
two years.
He has had e6 fights to date and
SO OF them have been knockouts.
Not BAD, Bob. No. not half bad.
Take your time and maybe-well.
You can afford to wait for the big
'un.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
no FoRNf YoMECHAs cIuB.

An organization Of boys who at
tended the Y. NJ. c. A. camp near
Chesapeake City, Nd. will be form
ed in the near future 10 be known
as the Yomechas Club. The pur-
pose Of the club is 10 develop n
closer spirit Of fellowship among the
youngsters.
The organization win enjoy an ac-
tive athletic program during the fail
and winter months. officers viii be
elected az a meeting the latter rari
OF next month.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
CRESCENT MOONLIGHT

The Crescent A. G. is completing
elaborate plans for its moonlight
river ride on the Delaware which
win be held next Tuesday night
July %. The steamer Brandywine
has been engaged and music for
dancing will be furnished by the
Original Jazzola Boys. ]. p. Nc
Laughlin. chairman; Fred Sauerwine
and James Thompson compose the
left no stone unturned for the sue
cess OF the ride.
"Open house" will be observed by
Crescent this Saturday night. and
all the residents Of the neighbor-
hood have been invited. Entertain
ment including music by the cres-
cent String Band. will be furnished.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
BANKERS TRIM ATLAS.

Atlas went down 10 defeat before
the Bankers and Brokers Reserves
esterday by the score OF IL 70 Z. Car
roll was on the mound for the Bank
ers and pitched a good article of
ball.
The game was marred by erratic
fielding OF both teams
The score by innings:
Bankers .--.o2130o5- 5-11 ~ 6
Atlas ..400 02001-
Batteries-Carroll and Sauerhih
Lohnlx and Rutter. Umpire. Quinn
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
PRESTON WINS
FROM SALISBURY

PRESTON. Nd. July 19-In a
fast game played on the home
grounds. Preston defeated Salisbury
to the tune OF to , Burgner's
pitching and Rumbold's hitting were
great features OF the game. Score;
Preston -------..o 0 o 2 002 0x-4
Salisbury .--.-.1 0 o l DO % 0 O.
Two-base hits-Underwood. Voul-
cker. Lord. Stolen base-Rumbold.
Double piay-McNin to Wright to
Wolfe. Struck out-By August, 10
by Burgner. 10. Base on balls--off
Burgner. 1. Time OF game-135.
Umpires-Wright and Lachmar.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
CHECKERS AFTER ALL-srARs

chippey's Checkers. about the
fourth club sponsored by Eddie
Chippey this season, win climb onto
Harlan Field for their first game
on a local lot Thursday afternoon.
The Checkers viii be opposed by
chappie Johnson's Norfolk All
Stars
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
WILMINGTON GIANTS
SHOW THEIR CLASS

Wilmington Giants displayed their
class as one OF the leading II not the
leading colored diamond combina-
tion in the city when they walloped
the Wesley Independents with ease
az Second ana dupont last night by
the score Of 13 10 l. While the Giants
were bouncing base hits OF the de-
livery OF the opposing hurlers Banks
held Wesley 90 four hits
The Wilmington Giants viii take
on Ezion, pace settlers In the Inter
Church League in a twilight contest
tonight al Second and dupont The
game will start at s O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
Rid soX vs- RrrrAIo

The Red sox Club. Of Buttonwood.
viii give its first community park
opening on Thursday afternoon and
night At which time they VIII
cross bats with the Buffalo A C's.
of South Wilmington. following the
ball game there wiz be speaking on
community work and welfare work
by distinguished speakers.
Any team wishing games with tho
B. R. sox should communicate with
Samuel j. Anderson. Box 80. New
Castle. Del.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
BOYS. WHO WANTS THIS?

Sports Editor Evening Journal.
Dear Sir: would IKE very much
to arrange a game in your city on
August 5, 6 or Z. We have the fast
est team in this section OF the state.
and can guarantee any club that
takes US on a speedy article OF
ball.
Please notify the Wilmington man
ayers 70 let me hear from them We
viii want a guarantee OF $3.50. Trust
ing may hear favorably from some
OF your clubs, I am
Yours very truly,
RALPH YOUNG.
Martinsburg. W. Va
p. 81 am arranging games on a
trip with Baltimore Dry Docks. Lau-
rel. Del, and other clubs.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
PLAYGROUND FIELD SPORT

Field meets are being planned for
the children attending the Peoples
Settlement Playground at Eighth
and Lombard streets The first meet
will be held tomorrow night and the
events viii include the following:
standing broad jump. Ginning. shot
put potato race, hop-step-a q
jump. high jump.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
RopEcK REAL PTTCHER

Marshanton Independents uncov-
cred a star hurler yesterday when
Rodeck pitched a no-hit. no-run
game for them against Brack-Ex
Marshanton squeezed one lone talley
over in the fifth and with Rodeck's
brand OF hurting this was sufficient
to win
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
GRACE DEFEATS UNION,
ALLOWING ONE RUN

Playing a better All around game
Grace. leaders OF the Church Twi-
light triumphed over Union. which
ls setting the pace in the Saturday
Church League. in a benefit contest
at Baynard Field last night BY the
score OF z 20 2. carters home run
on the hrst ball pitched was the
big noise OF the game Score:
GRACE
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
ST. HEDwIG DANCE SERIES

St Hedwig's Athlete Association
viii give series OF novelty dances
in Modjeska Hall. every Thursday
evening the remainder OF the sum-
mer. Plans have been made by the
committee 10 make the dances both
intar asting and entertaining
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
PARKSDE TRAVELLERS
STOP LIBERTY A. C.

Parkside Travellers stopped the
onrushing Liberty A G at Kirk
wood Park last night with an IL
to 2 score Hawk Hayes fur
nished the main attraction for safe
blows In as many trips. one for a
homer.
The TraVeiers go to Stanton to-
night. and meet East End at Kirk
wood Park tomorrow night Score.
pAR LrcTnE
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
Totals
scoRE 81 rNNINGs

woodsIde... 0 0 0 0 -
Three-base hit--Barnard- Two .. ,L..'s,s D.ASe
out-Esy Jones, II. BY Clark. 8, Bases
on baiis-Od Jones. ?, on Clark, 2.
Double plays-E. Jones 20 j. Minner
Reed to Sackett; Jones 70 SackeL; tilt
bv nitched ball-Sackett Left on bases
ZWoodside. q. Lincoln. Z Umpires-
Marion and Chapman
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
LINCOLN CITY COMES
THROUGH WITH WIN

LINCOLN CITY. July 1s.-Lfn-
coin City defeated Woodside on Sat
urday, 6 to 3 Lincoln City won by
punching hits In the seventh inning
and scoring four runs. Bannard's
drive over left field was one OF the
longest hits made hero this season,
and would have counted for a homer
but for the quick work Of Unann-
The score;
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
GIANTS VS.. EzfoN

Wilmington Giants. colored cham
oions Of the city. win meet E1on,
leaders Of the Inter-church League.
this evening at Second and Clayton
streets. A very interesting game is
expected as both teams have a good
rep.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
HARLAN GIANTS WIN

Harlan Giants journeyed 20 Do
YER yesterday and handed the Dover
Royal Giants an s-4 trounclng. Fea-
tured by many fast plays and timely
hitting II was one OF the best games
seen IN the capital this season.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
BURNs WANTS REVENGE.

Jim Burns All-Stars will take on
the Wilmington Taxi Company again
tomorrow afternoon at Second and
dupont streets The game viii start
at 2 o'clock. At the last meeting
the Chauffeurs won and Jim and his
boys are seeking revenge
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
DOVER sciIEnrI.E

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. July 19.-The Dover
schedule Of ball games for the week
includes the following: Wednesday.
National Guard OF Wilmington;
Thursday. CentreviIle. Nd: Friday,
Lorraine OF Wilmington
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
CRESCENT JRs. TAKE COUNT

Crescent Juniors went down be-
fore the Madison Preps yesterday by
the score Of . to a Madison's super
ior hitting gave them the cnntAa-
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
{SE5I55ItlIl5 IS
YEsTERpAY,s RESULTS
National League

Naoohat AlCa-ut
Cincinnati, Q; Philadelphia. S.
Cincinnati. Q; Philadelphia. s.
(Second Camel.
New York. ~; Pittsburgh. 1.
Boston, IA; 81. Louis. 8.
Chicago. s; Brooklyn, L
American League
St Louis. 4; Athletics 2.
New York. 10; Detroit. 1.
Cleveland 8: Washington, 4
Chicago. 8; Boston. 4.
Chicago, 4; Boston. g.
(second Camel
Evening journal., 1921-07-19

IIdco ---------s % T II
Three base hits-Tribit Home
run-Cartor. sacrihco hfts-DarreIl.
Ewing. Sacrifice fiy-Sweaney.
Struck out--By Goodwin, 6; Rayne.
5. Base on baiis-On Goodwin. B.
Rayne. /.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
Weeks Baseball
Tt0iHght Games
TUESDAY

Liberty vs.. Ninth Ward Travel
ers. Seventeenth and Spruce streets.
ST. Paufs W. Press Recreation,
Baynard Field, 6.45 p. NJ.
Exon vs.. Wilmington Giants, Sec
ond and DUPONT, 8 p. N.
Parkslde Travellers W. Stanton,
sis p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19

Eastlake Va Lorraine. Second
and DUPONT. 6.f5 p. N.
Harlan Giants vs.. Eleventh Ward,
Eighth avenue and Duncan, ?. NJ.
East End vs.. Parkalde Travellers,
Klric,~ood Park, 8 p. N.
Butchers Association W. Penn
A. c.. Rockford Tower. SIS p. N.
National Guard az Dover.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19

Journal W. Harlan hpprcntIccsl
Harlan Field. Umplre-Ric<erts.
Elks vs.. Elmhurst, az Elmhursti
SIS p. NJ. Umpire, Wlntrup.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
PORCH PARTY FOR BALL TEAM.

A porch party for the benefit Of
the Scott NJ. r. baseball team will
be held on Thursday evening at 5os-
11-13 Taylor street
Evening journal., 1921-07-19

Search the Want Ads for good
bargains IN the sale Of farm and
country estates
Evening journal., 1921-07-19

Want to enjoy a thrill without being
IN dsneerl Try one Of the big rides at
Sheupot Park.-Adv
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
NEWsPApER LEAOUE

TWILIGHT CHURCH LEAGUE
Cookman vs.. Second Baptist
Rockford Tower, ais p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
nr,.1eonprp IrAclJF

klWanls Club vs.. Rhoaos, Rock
ford Tower. Umpire, Cunningham.
Elmhurst vs.. krebs, at Newport
Umpire, Cerhauscr.
Bankers vs.. EiSs, Harlan Field.
Umpire. Wlntrup.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19

Umpire-Smith. Two-base hits
Booth, W. Hayes Home run-w.
Hayes.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
Totah

SCORE BL INNINGS
Snow Hin... o ? o o 2 o.
SATTRDAYie cam
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
American League
ToDAYs SCHEDULE
National League

TODAYrs SCHEDULE
National League
Cincinnati az Philadelphia
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St Louis at Boston
American League
Athletics at St. Louis
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
INrFR.cHlIecH LEAGUE
WEpNEspAY

Bethel W. Union, klrIo~ood Park,
p. M.
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
PENNsY ELIMINATION SERIES
Baltimore at Clayton.
THURSDAY

Wilmington Giants Va. Eleventh
Ward, Eighth avenue and Duncan,
8 p. N.
Yorklyn w. Lorraine. Second and
dupont, SIS p. NJ.
Liberty Va. St John Academy,
Seventeenth and Spruce.
Norfolk Stars W. Chlppey'n
Checkers. Harlan Field, Q p. N.
Red sox W.. Buffalo, sutton
Woods
Evening journal., 1921-07-19
CHURCH LEAGUE

CHURCH LEAGUE
Westminster ". Old Swcdea,
Baynard Field No. I.
Grace vs.. Second Baptist, Bay
nard Field No. ?.
ST. Paul vs.. Cook7uan, Rockford
Tower No. I.
Mount Salem Va. BrandyN~lne,
Rockford Tower No. 2.
FRIDAY
New Castle vs. Eleventh Ward,
Eighth avenue and Duncan, p. NJ.
Lorraine az Dover.
nue. and Duncan.
Sunday Stars vs.. Overlook, OVER
look Colony. SIS p. NJ.
INTER -cHURcH LEAGUE
Ezion vs.. Haven, klrhCNood Park,
p. M.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-20
b|SBEE DIVIDES 2 GAMES WITH 1T DAVID
Visiting Boys Win Lively
 Basketball Match; Lo- cal Girls Nictors

The boys team of the St. David High School defeated the boys of. the local high school yesterday morning by a score of 2S to 26 in the closest high school game that has been play ed on local courts this season. The Bisbee girls defeated the St. David girls by a score of to g.
 Bisbee took the lead early and held it until the middle of the half. when St David gradually crept up, finally passing the local team with one point The teams traded, first place with each other several times in the sec ond half. E.. Goodman. St. David cen ter. shot five field goals. passing the Bisbee score by two points. BiSbee forwards were equally divided on bas ket throwing. John Cole, Bisbee for ward, scored the feature basket, the ball being thrown from 5ack of the center line. F.. Goodman held high tally in baskets fof St. David
 The Bisbee girls who have only one more game to win to entitle them to meet the winner of the northern state championship. played a good game taking the lead from the start and holding it throughout Helen Mort claimed the most goals for the local girls. and Hazel Post. St. David forward, tossed all of the opposing teams baskets.
 Line-ups follow:
 St. David girls: Agnes Lofgreen, Hazel Post, forwards; Gladys Lof- green, Dora Tilten. guards; Lola Post Fac Baker, centers; Alice Wilson. Jus tain Lee and Ammie BuSbeg. substi- tuteS
 St. David boys: A. Plum. R. Good man. forwards; M. Lee. T. Riggs. guards; E. Goodman. center; C. Love lady and E. Schmidt, substitutek,
 / Risbee <grls: Nora Morse, Helen Morte, Vera Chance, forwards; Helen Medigovich. Edna Chain Diademia Sullivan, centers; Ida Peterson and Katie Caretto, guards.
 Bisbee boys; Cole, Clement, Ken nedy. Caretto, forwards; Moore, cen ter; Kasun, Salmon, Jackson. guards.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-20
BOWLING

Bisbee bowlers won both the in dividual championship for the w. H Rrophy cup and the third match of the team contest for the Shield tro phy. from the Shelter City bowiers at Douglas last night
 Blair of Bisbee defeated Ballen- tyne of Douglas for sthe individual championship by score of 1761 to 1927, or an advantage of 134 pins. Both men bowled ten games. Ballen- tyne making a high score of 200, and Blair a high score of 197.
 The two Bisbee teams won in the contest for the Shield trophy by scores of 22I9 and 2279. to 2144 and 2255. or total advantage of 99 pins. Individual team scores follow:
 OLeary AS, Mss Studley 3SS Smith 3S5. Tuell 4SS. Brown 515. Wickham 4S2. King 800 Miss Verfurth (2 games) 234, Miss Core q game) 1855. Owen 437. Boss 4S4.
 Blair and Ballentyne will bowl a return match in Bisbee next Saturday
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-20
U. s. Attorney For Northern Texas To
 Resign March 4th

DALLAS. Texas. Feb. 19.-R. E Taylor. United States attorney for the northern district of Texas. an nouneed today he had wired his resig nation to President-elect7 Harding to be considered immediately after March A.
 between myself and the department of justice" he said. with reference to the prosecution for profiteering in ice. and as to who should be prose cuted for profiteering in sugar. and some indictments for profiteering in sugar were dismissed upon motion of the district attorney because of in sructiOns from the attorney generals department to abate prosecutions as to certain sugar concerns"