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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
DON. RICARDO vELA

Ha llegado de regreso de su viaje
a Espaf1a, nuestro amigo don Ricardo
vela, del alto Comercio de Bayam6n,
y persona muy estimada en- aquella
poblaci6n Y en-. San Juan.
Ell IMPARCIAL, donde ell sehor We
la tiene amigos afectuosos, lie felicita
cordialmente por su llegada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
DON ANSELMO LORES

Desde ell sabado esta recluido en-
CANA, en- su Residential del Condado,
atacado de una fuerte grippe, nuestro
estimado amigo don AnselmO Lores,
socio de la firma Gonzalez Padfn Co.,
persona que disfruta en- esta sociedad
de una simpatfa ilimitada.
Ell IMPARCIAL hace votos sinceros
por ell restablecimiento del amigo Lo-
res, para que asf cese la intranquili-
dad de sus familiares de sus nume-
rbsos amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
sIGUE MEJoR

La monfsima criatura Walter Solo,
hijo de nuestro buen amigo don Sc
bastian Solo, de Ia firma Berries Co.,
de esta plaza, esta algo mas aliviado
de la prolongada enfermedad que ha
tenido postrado al nifio, hace mas de
un mes, atacado de una fiebre pertinaz.
Celebramos la mejorfa de Walter,
para tranquilidad de sus padres. e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
CANDIDATOs

Sc insiste en- que, de abandonar, en-
plazo mas O menos largo, el Goberna-
dor actual su cargo de la Isla, son
candidates, el ex Juez Schoenrrich Y
acaso ell Juez Towner, del Comite de
Asuntos Insulares, 81 al fin no Sc de-
eide la administration en- Washington
a dar ell cargo un native de Pto. Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
ANTONIO PEREZ AMADoR

Para ocupar Ia plaza del senior Car
los Lopez de Haro, ha sido ascendido
el joven Antonio Perez Aamador; en-
pleado en- las oficinas del Cuartel Ge-
neral de la policfa. La plaza es la de
encargado de la ,propiedad del cuer-
po. Lie felicitamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07
LAS TAILAS sDBoPOLICIAS

Como estaba anunciado Sc llevaron,
a efecto aver, las tailas para policfas.
Sc presentaron mas de cien, y solo sel
cogieron yeinte:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-07

Antonio Blanco Fernandez.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
MAYOR TAYLOR TO
SPEAK At MEETING
William TiIden Will Discuss Ten
mis- at Sport Gathering on
Friday Afternoon.

Mayor William c. Taylor will speak
at the sports mass meeting 10 be held
under the auspices of the du Pont
Country Club on Friday afternoon.
The mass meeting, which is one of
the first OF its kind ever held in VIII
mington, will be open to all without
charge. and all sports lovers are in
vited TO attend. The principal top
les to be discussed at the meeting will
be those relating to tennis and golf.
and the promoters feel that they have
obtained the services of two Of the
best known opponents in these lines
~ sport. William T. Tilden. who Will
speak on, and give demonstrations Of
the best tennis practice, needs no in
PRODUCTION TO the citizens Of Whining
ton. or TO tennis lovers anywhere in
the world. for he is not only the in
terna tionaI champion Of the world in
this snort. but with W. NJ. Johnston,
formed the team that won for the
United States the Davis Challenge Cup,
which was taken from America by
australia in 1914.
T. W Harris. Jr.. chairman OF he
grounds committee Of the du Pont
Country Club has received letter
from Mr. Tilden. in which the cham
pion heartily approves the plans for
the meeting. ana expresses hIS plSa-
sure at the opportunity TO address
Wilmingtonians.
wilfred E Reid. who will speak on
golf and give demonstrations Of how
10 play a winning game. is the profess
sional instructor at the Wilmington
country Club, and his standing in the
world of sport is so high that he has
been selected as one of the team which
viii represent the United States in
the English challenge series this sum-
mer.
Invitations have been sent for the
meeting TO every well known athletic
association in the city. School players.
club representatives, delegates from
athletic associations and large num-
bers Of men and women who are anx-
ious to have a chance TO learn more
about these popular games are ex-
racted 10 be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
DEFIANCE READY
FOR SMOKER BOUTS
Jimmie Murphy and K. 0. Brown
to Appear in Windup; Dough-
erty and MCGOWAN Referee.

All is in readiness for the Defiance
Clubs benefit smoker TO be held at
Pythian Castle tomorrow night. Some
of the best boxers of this city. Chester
and Philadelphia are included in the
list of contestants. Heading the card
is Jimmie Murphy, a local idol. who
will take on X. o. Al Brown. light
weight champion of the Navy.
Frankie Lewis, recognized as light
weight champion of this State. and
Joe Dacey. of Chester, will appear in
the first semi-windup. There will be
a bout between "a Port Richmond boy
and "Kensington's Best" the names of
the principals TO be announced to-
morrow night.
Buckley Maginess and Jack Reeder
will hook up in the second affair Bat
Ting Barnes in the opener will oppose
Danny Kelleher, of South Side Eden.
AS an added attraction. Defiance VIII
stage a battle royal between four col
ored boxers.
Lucky Fred Denn and Spike Hayden
will give n ten-minute wrestling eX-
hibition Saunders Orchestra will play
between the fights. Others taking part
in the musical program are: willard
Singley. Stephen August, Keating and
Burgess. Presley Rash, John and
Michael Malloy. Joseph Rossiter and
Jimmie Kearns.
To make sure that the boxers will
be well handled. Defiance has secured
the services of Leiperville Jimmy
poueherty and Jack MCGOWAN. Both
are we'll versed in the fight game.
MCGOWAN will referee the prelimi-
naries and Dougnerty Will referee the
windup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
SPORTING NOTES.

The Grace baseball nine went 10 Rich
ardson Park Saturday afternoon and
defeated the Five Points team Of that
place by s TO 5.
The Union baseball team rolled up a
regular basketball score on the Cook
man boys OF the Church League Sat
urday afternoon in a practice game at
Rockford Park. The game ended with
Union on the long end of a 20-6 score.
The fast Liberty A c. handed the
New Castle Reserves their first defeat
Saturday afternoon at Eighteenth and
Van Buren by the score of TO s.
The colored team Of the New Castle
County workhouse defeated the Mar
shallton Giants in a closely played game
on the new workhouse diamond, Sat
urday, 10 10 Q.
The De Sales Juniors basketball team
won the independent school champion
ship composed Of boys in the first year
at the Salesianum High School. out of
the eight games played the junior tos-
sers from Eighth and West streets. were
victors in all.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
SPORT NOTES.
Local Ball Players Leave for Peters
burg--Batemnn Back.

Joe Bateman, who promoted the
bouts for the benefit of the Red Cross
at The Playhouse but IL now located In
Washington, was a Wilmington visitor
yesterday Joe is promoter and match
maker of the Silver Springs Club of the
Capitol city.
X o. Harry Baker, Wilmington's g
crack middleweight. will go to the post
tonight at Atlantic City. Baker meets
Mike Burns of Philadelphia in the wind
up ut the Atlantic City Sportsmen Club.
Parkside Juniors will take on the
fast stepping De Sales five at tho
Parkside gymnasium this afternoon at
4 o'clock. Father F'ournier is coaching
the De Sales team and expects his boys
to keep their slate clean, as they have
gone through the season without a de-
feat TO date.
wilmington Juniors are I'm the field
for games and would like to hear from
any junior team in the city. Address
challenges to BIZ Kelleher, 609 Van
Buren, street.
Several local ball tossSrs left yester-
day to join Billy Martins Petersburg
club OF the Virginia League. Those I'm
the party We're Hawk Hayes of the
Parkside team. InlSte Nitchie OF Elev-
enth Ward. Mat Donohue Of the Mill
Vile club. Joe Myers of the Harlan
Champs. and Price, a youngster from
Pennsville, n. J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
BASEBALL EQUIPMENT
FREE FOR SOME CLUB
Teams Interested in the OFFER
Being Made by Every
Evening.

Every baseball team Is eligible TO COM
pete for the club outfit which is being
offered by Every Evening In subscrip-
ton contest, which ia explained In the
advertising columns. The winner,
which will be decided at the close OF the
competition period. Saturday, April 30
will receive ten complete uniforms with
nil the other equipment team needs
The total value is 5000, which is some
thing worth striving for.
In order to compete I'm the contest
teams will be required 10 enter their
names with tho circulation manager Of
Every Evening on or before Friday
April 3. They will then be listed and
the standing Of tho teams in the race
viii be printed In Every Evening each
day. The winner will be announced on
May 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
BRANDYwINF GRANGE.
Yearly Initiation Exercises WIN be
Held on April 81.

AZ the last meeting Of West Brandy
wine Grange Il was planned 20 hold
the yearly initiation exercises on
April 21 Thirty-one applications have
already been received. and more are
expected between now and the initia-
tion date.
Following the business meeting a
social program was given. This In
cluded chorus by tho young men Of
the grange: n solo by Martin Dugau
and a recitation by Edna Simon. Tho
question. lis the time used by women
on fancy work wasted7" was debated
from all angles, and II was finally
agreed that the answer should be No. "
Two visitors from Centre Grange were
present.
This week q program viii be In charge
OF Penroso Talley. Tho grange is
planning TO give dramatic entertain
ment on April ID.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
CYCLISTS MAKE RUN.
PhiIadeIphians En- Route to Bal
timore and Return Are Met by
Local Delegation.

team OF bicyclists from Phiadel-
phia. on n run from that city 10 Balu-
more and return, passed through VII
mington yesterday morning on the first
lap of their journey. The following were
in the Philadelphia party: Captain
Newcomer. r. J. Sicer. CARRIER T. Debet-
son and +. Short The riders reached
Wilmington about 10 a. m. and were
met at Market and Thirtieth streets by
Frederick Homan.
The cyclists. who loft Philadelphia at
7. were not trying to beat the record
held by Fred Sanborne of Baltimore
hours and 80 minutes fiat. According
TO the captain they were only TO learn
the road and in the near future will en-
deavor to establish n new record. Tho
riders went west on Thirdeth 10 Wash
ington. south on Washington 20 Twenty
third street, west on Twenty-third TO
boulevard. then over TO Twenty
10 Van Buren,. A stop was made at
Twentieth and Van Buren,. here they
were met by Secretary Robinson of the
I. c. A. II was here that bicycle ad-
fustrents were made. Their journey
continued to Eighteenth street, across
the new bridge, turned west on Lover
ing avenue to Union street, south on
Union street. then on TO the baltimore
pike.
At the meeting Of the L c. A com
r1ittee Saturday, II was decided TO ar
range the prizes in the following order
for the I. c. A. booster contest:
First Pr-ize-One pair Of Chieftain b.
cycle tires
Second rrfze-Pennsyivanta vacuum
cup tire.
Third Pr-ze-Yankee bicycle tire.
Fourth Pr-,ze-One carbide lamp.
FIFTH Prize-Pierce Arrow single tube
tire.
Sixth Prtve-Fircstone tre.
Seventh Prize-Srnfth electric bicycle
light.
E,te-t-h p-ize-yankee Doodle horn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
FEEHLY ELECTED PRESIDENT
OF ELKT0S BALL CLUB

Ell1ton, Nd, April 4.-The Elkton
Athletic Association, which for a num-
Der of years past has maintained a
baseball team here. has reOrganized for
the season,-with the following officers:
President, William c. Feehly; vice
president, Frederick II. Letter; secre-
tary, Howard w. Green; treasurer.
Murray Bunce: manager OF baseball
team, Marion Slonecker. The associa-
ton will not open it's season until some
time next month. the team not yet hav-
ing been organized. The Elkton base
ball park a portion OF tho old Cecil
county fair grounds. has been leased
for the year. and everything win be In
readiness by May l. There rs q proba-
bility of the association backing a
team in the Cecil County Baseball
League, which IS in the formation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Other Iesgue Scores.
Other TraDshootera League Rcs
Belts High nj GreenhiIl.

AT the Creenhill Gun Club traps on
Saturday DR. Horace Belts carried off
most of the honors and in the challenge
race for the Class II cup defended *
against Clarence VosheIl. breaking 2ix
25 against VoshelIs record of 90 dead
birds. DR. Betts also topped the field
IN the 50-target. 16-yard program with
a score OF 46x5o. and incidentally wns
the only shooter TO register n perfect
score at 25 targets during the day.
At doubles George Fish ran high with
a score Of 20x24. while Terrili placed
second high with is breaks to his
credit
In the 1s-ynrd race. Minnick and
Vosheil each with 42x50. led the field
with Or Belts only one target behind
Practice Shoot az Rasuake.
The Fastlaka Gun Club held a prac-
tice shoot on Saturday. II. II. Vending
president OF the Greenhin Club. was a
visitor and carried OF honors for high
gun with IS breaks out Of so targets.
L. r.. Beauchamp, ]. Minnick. II. s. Wil-
iarns and Norman Bedwell also made
good scores, considering the high wind
that prevailed during the afternoon.
on next Saturday the club VIII hold n
merchandise shoot and large turnout
OF the local trapshooters is expected.
"Al" worthington and "Hoke" Smith
have been appointed 70 do the handi-
Gaping which will be done by the yard
age system.
At the Rifle Range.
The Diamond State Rifle and Pistol
Club held an interesting practice shoot
Saturday. Prizes in the form Of cash
were shot for High man in each event
won a prize as follows: T. n. Wells. first
prize: c. Mclaughlin, second; J. Nc
Iaughlin. first; G. Pusey, second Three
more members have shot their way into
first class OF 80 points or better.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
MOOSE HONOR DEAD.
Services I'm Moose Hall Attended by
Over Four Hundred.

Memorial services in honor OF de-
ceased members Of tho order were held
last night by Wilmington Lodge, No.
1S4. Loyal Order OF Moose in Moose
Hail, T03 French street. The services
were attended by about 400 members.
and members OF their families. These
services are held annually every year on
the first Sunday after Easter.
Dictator Maurice Z. Walsh. IN adj
dressing the lodge. touched on the
worthlness and fraternalism of the de-
ceased members. lie told of their activ-
fly in the lodge and eulogized their
membership with Wilmington Lodge.
Mr.. Walsh also spoke of Mooseheart,
Ill, the homo OF the order.
Solos were sung by Candy Taggart
and John Collins. The Moose orchestra.
composed of Mr.. Taggart. Mr.. Collins.
John F. Brainard. William II. Springer
and Walter +. Wright played.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Hutchinson Wins Golf Title.

Pinehurst. y. c., April 4.-Jock Hutch
inson. of Glenview, won the North
and South Open Golf Tournament here
Saturday.
Hutchinson turned in a card OF 144,
Ia. POI at the end of the I'D hole.
Fred Mcleod, of Columbia, with a
card Of $50. 145. PCS, and George Foth-
eringham Of Breton Woods, with a
score OF IA. Isl, PCS. tied for second
place. Peter OHara, Shackamaxon,
was third with card Of I47, 149, 296.
Wilfred Reid of Wilmington turned in
a card Of 155, 155, 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR
BOWLING TONIGHT

Five matches are scheduled for to-
night in the bowling tournament at
Grady's. They are as follows:
7.15-Hernan VS.. Everett.
8.O0-Pipino VS.. Harlkins.
8.45-Bergan VS.. Carson.
9.30--McCan VS.. Hampsh.
10.15-Doelzer VS.. Mckee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
FELTON, Wins First Game,

The FELTON, High School baseball team
opened its season Saturday by christen-
ing its new diamond with a IL 10 4
victory over Cesar Rodney High
School. The Caesar Rodney boys played
an excellent game in the first four inn
ings. but they could not continue the
good work throughout the game. The
next game will be with Milford High
al FELTON,. on Wednesday, April G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
TIden in Philadelphia Tournament.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia, April A three DAYS
tennis tournament arranged by Philadel-
phia district tennis association. opened
today on the roof Of a department store
with William T. Tilden. Forlds cham
piOn, as one OF the entrants He was
scheduled TO meet Craig Biddle, Phila-
delphia and Carl Fischer, PHILADELPHIA.
was on the program TO meet Charles
(Chuck) Garland of Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
BOY SCOUTS LOSE.
Delaware City Team Journeys to Odessa
and Gets Trimmed

Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
Delaware City, April 4-Thc Dcla-
ware City Boy Scout baseball team
journeyed 20 Odessa Saturday and were
badly trimmed by the Odessa team,
to g.
Sickle, who covered first base and
caught, was the star, covering his posi-
tion brilliantly and smashing out two
safties.
The outstanding stars of the Odessa
team were Ennis who did the pitching
and Lyman, who covered third base A
return game will be played here on Satiir-
dav week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Anderson Tennis pIOn.

New York. April 4.-Frank r. Ander-
son. Brooklyn. won the national indoor
championship tennis singles, and S.
Howard Voshell and Vincent Richards,
Of Brooklyn and Yonkers, respectively,
captured the doubles crown in the finals
of the tournament at the Seventh Regi-
snent Armory here Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Havre de Grace Racing.

Havre de Grace. Nd, April 4.-The
racing establishments OF Samuel D.
Riddle and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ.
.Teffords, will be the most powerful
Pennsylvania-owned outfits that will
take part in the Hartford agricultural
and breeders Association spring meet
ing. which VIII begin here on April
lG. 10 continue until April 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
MelIor Wins Marathon.

the Logan Square A. G., Chicago, won
the Auto City Marathon race. run from
the Oakland County Courthouse in
Pontiac 10 the Grand Circus Park, De-
sroit Saturday. His time was ? hours
and 2s minutes fat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
DANCING CONTEST.
Fox Trot Championship 10 be Decid-
ed This Month at the Armory.

ed Ih1s MONTH ht hhc 4imoAss
The question Of the best fox-trot
dancers in Wilmington is 10 be decided
at the arrnory during the month OF
Apr-fl with a series Of fox-trot contests.
one 10 be held each Saturday night dur
ing the month, starting with last Sat
r1rday night The winners Saturday
night were Stephen Russell and Miss
Helen Brainard. who viii contest with
the couples who win the prize each
Saturday for the next three weeks, on
Saturday, April 30. The prizes viii be
two silver cups. engraved as follows:
'eFyox-Trot Champions OF the City OF
Wilmington"
These dances are held each Saturday
evening by members of the National
Guard Of Delaware and the proceeds
are 10 be expended for the athletic
teams and equipment for the armory
gymnasium Music is furnished for
each dance by Dale's Melody Boys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Stranger Lewis Meets Pesek Tonight.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York. April 4.-Ed (Strangler)
Lewis, worlds heavyweight catch-as-
catch-can wrestling champion. will de-
fend his title here tonight against John
Pesek Of Nebra ska. Lewis said today
he will retire if defeated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
BedwelI, Ross Agent

Baltimore. April Al. Guy Bedwell,
trainer for J. X. L. Ross. has placed in
the hands Of Joseph McLennon, racing
secretary Of the Bowie track, the Ger
tifcation Of his appointment by Ross
as the latter's agent. The notification
was accepted by the racing secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
BANTAM BOXERS IN "G0.-
Herman. Former Title Holder. to Meet
Sulzberg in 12-Round Bout

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New York. April 4.-Pete Herman, Of
New Orleans, former worlds bantam
weight boxing champion, viii meet
Johnny Solzberg OF New York in a 12-
round bout here tonight.
The suspension Of Johnny Keyes, Ii
censed manager, announced yesterday
by the boxing commission. resulted, il
was reported today. from an argument
following the Herman-Spencer bout
last Wednesday night. Keyes is charged
with having assaulted Samuel Gold
stein Herman's manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
GOLFERS IN QUALIFYING ROUND
Two Hundred Start Today in North
and South Contest.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Pinehurst. N c. April "A field Of
more than 200 golfers started today in
the qualifying round Of the North and
South championship.
Among these expected 30 qualify in
the championship division were Gard
ner White Of New York; Percy Adair
Of Atlanta, Frank Dyer of Upper Mont
clair, Harold Weber Of Toledo and
James Standish and Joe Schlot1nan Of
Detroit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04

Yes" said grandma, II used to wait
for my sweetheart's footstep. II Is al
ecstatic feeling" II know" assented
the napper. Just like waiting for the
young uaan's honk."-Lsouisvills Cour-
Ter journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04

Az reWafu5 the Wlnhffs VIII be trsat~
ed to q theatre party at Tho Playhouse
tonight.
There wns much of the touch of the
war time enthusiasm I'm the finale OF
Saturday evenings performance. with
Miss America" inpersonated by Mrs.
w. Il. Hoffman. resident of Washing
ton Heights. surrounded by charus of
red, white and blue girls. sailors and
the Red Cross women, the curtain WAS
rung down to the star Spangled Ban
ner" In thoroughly patriotic fashion.
with the audience standing and ap-
plaudinR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
DELAWARE CITY WINS.
Take Good Game from Fort du Pont Sol
diers by Score Of 3 to 7.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
Delaware City, April In a well
played game of baseball on the Fort du
Pont diamond yesterday the Delaware
City team won over the Soldier team 81
Both teams played sensational ball
throughout the game. Delaware City
won the game in the ninth inning when
Spicer and Holiday slammed out dolbles
and Jordan came through with single
which accounted for two ITALICS, Spicer
pitched good ball for Delaware City ex-
oept in the first inning when three bunch
ed hits accounted for as many runs,
Patterson did the bsck stopping exception
ally well.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
PARKsIDE WINS RUBBER.
Penn-DeI on Short End of Game Satur-
day Night

Parkside won the third and deciding
game Of the three-game series with
Penn-Del, Saturday night. 1888 Man
ager Wolfe scored II points for his
team. Weitzel starred for the Parkside
team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Second.
First.
Total .4g0 7
Total

Other Wilmington scores were L. II.
Beauchamp, 40 George. Fish. 4e; II. s.
Williams. AZ; III. Winchester, AZ ]. L.
wratten, 40; F. du Pont. 40; William
Shaw. 80; Dr. T.. @. Bullock. 35; II. NJ.
Stewart. 30 William A. Casey, 33: w. i.
Jensen, 33 II. Dean, 33 James Stein, 22 ;;
c. McGnness, Is J. H. Burrows, is.
Wilmington Juniors-W, q. Robelen, I'd.
10 ]. Lippincott. IS: Raskob, Jr., ID (;
"Bilr' Raskob. II.
The Wilmington Trapshooting Anso-
citation has completed all arrangements
for the big get-together shoot next Sat
urday. which will be followed ut p. m.
by dinner and plenty Of entertainment.
and the Chester marksmen have prom
ised TO come down and take part n the
affair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
WILMINGTON DOWNS
CHESTER AT TRAPS
Won League Match on Satur.
day by the Score of
400 to 4O6.

Wilmington beat Chester in n Trap
shooters League match at Bellevue on
Saturday afternoon. 400 TO 406 and
435 to 351. Those who made the teams
for Wilmington were as follows:
First. Second.