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LIMOUSINE touring cars for hire; moderat.
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Stanley, the heavyweight police cham
pion of London, was disqualified on
charge of professionalism. However,
Spengler made short work of Arthur
w; Hot former holder of the New York
police title. and exhibited brand of
boxing more convincing than any of
that shown by the visitors.
Boy Mccormick. the light heavyweight
champion of England, will make his
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perform 4cs % Will N Speng-
ler at the Hotel Commodore on
the night of thei international
bouts WIS the only consolation to those
who saw the American representatives
knocked about by the Britons True,
Spengler did not get chance to meet
an Englishman, for the reason that Jack
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first appearance in this city at Madison
Square Garden next Wednesday night.
He Is declared to be an excellent boxer.
nd there is curiosity to see him per-
form.
Murray Schwartz. who won the State
115 pound title at the recent tourney,
showed fine brand of skill, and Har
vey Bright is one Of the most promising
BOXERS in this part Of the country.
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ROD AND GUN.
Ling and WHITING rc

STEEPLECHASE PIER Gone,
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Tor large boat. pEnF MFG. CO.. Walker
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ROD AND GUN NEWS
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excellent condition; owner going to Europe, ,
demonstration II interested. Phone Schuyler
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Automobile Accessories

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BOYS CORDUROY PANTS

That good heavy quality, full C1 GA
cut, all sizes. Sale price. -. Vfi0o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
LABOR DAY RACE
FROM LOCAL CLUB
Contest of Delaware River Yacht
Racing Association Under
Direction of William Kirk.

Philadelphia Pa, March 2S.-The de-
cision of the Delaware River Yacht
Racing Association to make the annual
race for The Record cruiser trophy the
only cruiser battle to be staged under
it's auspices, has led TO considerable
comment. The association has for many
years been one of the chief proponents
of distance cruiser racing in the East.
For several years the association has
been handicapped by the lack OF entries
i'm the principal races. The one out
standing exception has always been the
battle for The Record trophy, and il is
for that reason that the association has
decided this year to devote it's efforts
to making it the one big cruiser race.
With the starting point at the Will
mington Motorboat Club, as part of the
annual carnival of the club. the race Is
certain to receive plenty of support.
The course will be similar to that of two
years ago. for the cruisers will race TO
Ship John Light and return. The event
will be held on Labor Day. and the
start will be in the early morning, ac-
cording to the present plans of the
ID. X. Y. II. A. regatta committee. Will
liam Kirk, of the Wilmington Club, is
in charge of the plans for the event.
While the association has cut its
schedule to single cruiser race, the
Delaware River Yachtmen's League will
have series OF special races in addition
TO those events included in the series Of
class regattas The chief of course, will
be the Morrell trophy race from the
Riverside Yacht Club, which will be
raced for the first time. and the an-
nual battle for the Camden Yacht Club
trophy, which was won last year by
Commodore Charles Hicber's cruiser
Mascot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
BASEBALL PLANS At
CHESTERTOWN. MD.
Business Men Will Finance a
Team to Represent the Town
This Year.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, March 2S-Business
mon of Chestertown held meeting in
the office of John II. Clendaniel, Jr.,
one evening last week to discuss the
advisability of organizing baseball
team. The meeting was unanimously
in favor Of the idea and plans were per
fected to raise funds The town sup
ported the finest team on the Shore last
season, and the business interests con
sidered il one of the very best advertise
ments the town could have. IT will re-
quire about $500 to finance the team.
all of which will be furnished by the
business interests.
The most extensive and important
schedule the baseball team OF Washing
ton College has ever arranged has just
been completed by Manager Ayres.
Sixteen games have been arranged and
the manager has several others in con-
temptation. The season opens here on
April s. with a game with the Army
Navy School. after which the team will
leave for an extended southern trip.
The schedule is as follows:
April S-Army- Navy School of Ches-
tertown.
April 13-Univcrsity Of Maryland at
College Park.
April 13 Virginia Military Institute
at Lexington, Va
April Washington and Lee Uni
versity M Lexington.
April 15-Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute at Blacksburg.
April 16-Same
April 2o-Johns Hopkins University
at Baltimore
April 22-Virginia Polytechnic In
| stitute at Chestertown.
April 29-Open.
May 6-St Johns College at Chester
town.
May Bethany College at Chester
town.
May 11-George Washington uni
versity at Chestertown-
| May Hahnemann Medical School
at Chestertown.
May IS Pennsylvania Military Col
! Iege at Chestertown
/ May 20-Temple University at Ches-
/ tertown.
May 2s-Grace NJ E. Church. WI
| mington at Chestertown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
Y. NJ. c. A. ATHLETICS.

Jack Bush and Lawrence Mcclure
turned in scores of 504 and 50l. respec-
lively. Saturday afternoon in the In
ternational Hexathlon contest being
conducted at the y. NJ. c. A. gym
nasium These young athletes will
share with about 100 others out Of the
u 600 athletes in the t4nited States and
various parts of the world Who have
participated in this contest
The international award IS The sfeat-
est athletic honor that q j. NJ. G. A.
junior athlete can win. The iuterna-
tionaI awards are bestowed. by the in
ternational committee Of New York.
upon any athlete who scores 400 or
more points in the International Hex
athlon contest. which is an annual
event.
Bush and Mcclure did not win their
awards by mere luck but by hard,
faithful training for over a period Of six
weeks. They deserve a great deal of
credit for their excellent showing aud
are receiving congratulations from
their many admirers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
BOwLIEG TOURNEY NEARs END.
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
Teams to FIJI Remaining Time.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Buffalo, N. Y. March 2S-With only
three moro nights of flve-man team
bowling and four days for doubles and
singles, the American Bowling Congress
tournament, which has been in progress
here since February 2s. now is on the
final lap. Bowlers from New York.
Pennsylvania and Ohio will compete In
the remaining few days.
Consistent rolling by the Lincoln Life
Insurance Company team OF Fort
Wayne. Ind. last night. gave them A
total Of 2.926 pins and third place in
the fve-mau event. Tho tournament
leaders are:
Five-man team-A- III. Arnold and
Brother. Chicago.
wo-nan-Kallusch and Schienlan.
Rochester. ~ Y.
Individual-Fred Smith. Detroit.
All-events-A. Schieman. Rochester
u Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
FIRST GAME OF SEASON.
Delaware College Nine Plays Johns Hop
kins Today mt Baltimore.

Newark, March 2S.--Delaware coi-
lege baseball team went to baltimore
today to play the opening game OF the
season this afternoon with Johns Hop-
kins.
Coach Shipley has the team In fairly
good sha pc for this early in the season.
1t is likely that Rothrock viii do the
pitching and Marvel the catching, but
this may be changed after the pitchers
warm up before the game. The opening
game on the home grounds will be with
Holy Cross on Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
MARKSMEN OUT IN
FORCE At THE TRAPS
Lively Shooting on Saturday at
Bellevue. Eastiake and
Creenhill.

The third shoot of a series of five
events for the Harlan" trophies was
held over the Bellevue traps Saturday
and some splendid scores We're turned
an ..RilIy" Shaw and l.. ID. Willis gave
the gallery an opportunity to see how
ia. claws should be broken both smash
ing 4s out of so. Shaw went straight
IN his first event while Willis missed his
only bird in this event. and on the
second trap. Willis broke straight while
shaw let one get away. Willis won the
leg on the Glass Trophy. ana Sha"
won the leg on Glass Trophy
James Stein was the Glass G winner
and j. NJ. Sweeten captured the leg on
the Class ID Trophy. Sweeten had only
shot over the traps once before ana
bids we'll TO develop into good shot'
He broke his last is birds without
miss.
At Eastlake.
The Eastlake Trapshooting Club stag
cd an Easter shoot and it proved so
successful that plans are being mace
To- make il an annual affair. The added
target system Of handiCapping was used.
thereby giving all shooters an equal
chance Henry Winchester set up the
high score for the day,with 30 breaks
out Of so targets.
Among the members VINO paruclpateu'
Al Worthington took home the first
pif.c. while second honors went 10
George Potter. Ed Potter securing thlrd
lla,c. IL. 6. Wilson was awarded first
prize for visitors and second prize went
10 William Robelen. The prize FOR the
double TARGET event went TO II. 5. Will
iams.
At Greenhill.
Grcrnhill members were out in force
and interest cpntered in the several close
contests for the class and president s
trophies. r. T. du Pont defeated Sylvester
for the class \ Trophy, while DIR. Belts
defended Class B Cup by scoring 2SN2o.
Wendlins was a close second with a
22x25. In Glass &. c. II. Downey COM
petcd against j. sheppard and won out
by a margin Of two birds, also finishing
with a 23A25.
Agaln a 3 score proved TO be the
lucky one in the Presidents Cup Chal-
icnge shoot r. r. du Pont defeating
w. L. EeyboId by that score.
Dr. Rastian topped the Glass ID shoot
ers and with a score Of 1sx25, claimed
title to a leg on that cup. In doubles
Nosheil and Simon tied for hrEh honors
each registering a score of 2lx24.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
SOLDIERS DEFEATED.
Delaware City Nine Wins Fast Game
at Fort du POnt.

Delaware City. March 2S-In an ex-
ci,ing base ball game played at Fort
du Pont. yesterday. the Delaware City
team won over the Fort du Pont team,
4-2. This is the second game of an ex-
hibition series 10 be played by these
two teams. The soldiers won the first
game, ST. Jordan pitched excellent
bali for Delaware City. allowing the
soldiers but three hits and issuing one
base on balls. H. Holiday covered short
stop, brilliantly handling every chance
nicely, while the fielding Of Cook was
spectacular. Neeff appeared yester
day for practice. the first time he has
donned suit this season. and covered
second base in mid-season form.
Olson of Fort du Pont. who covered
third base, was the outstanding star OF
the soldiers. making many difficult
catches and throws. He made two of
the three hits registered by the SOL
dsers, one of these being double Carr
pitched good ball. allowing only six
hits. but his support was ragged. The
two teams will meet again next Sun
ddy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
SOUTH SIDE ELECTS OFFICERS.

The South Side-Eden Club elected
officers as follows: President, John
Reilley; vice-president. James Tonstall;
corresponding secretary. Samuel Hall;
recording secretary, Charles Welch;
financial secretary Daniel Kelleher;
board of directors. John Shelley. ST.;
William Hutchison. Walter August,
Eugene Skelley, Isaymond Johnson;
athletic committee, William Ffnerty
I5ovd Warren, James TonstaII, Charles
welch and William Forrest Harry
Grant is manager Of the baseball team
and Joseph Condor manager Of the
football team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
SUSSEX BALL LEAG UF.
Movement on Foot for Circuit COmpris.
ing Eight Towns.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Georgetown March 2S.-Plans are
under way for the formation of a base
ball league in southern Delaware this
season, to be composed Of Georgetown
Milford. Lewes. Milton, Millsboro Days
boro. Frankford and Selbyviile in the
eastern and middle sections.
Reports are current that fans in the
western part OF the county will try TO
effect an organization with a circuit
consisting of Seaford, Laurel, Bridge
Vile, Greenwood and Delmar, and pos
sfbly some of the Eastern Shore towns.
While no definite action has been taken
for the formation Of the circuit at this
time. a meeting is expected to be called
in the near future and representatives
of the different towns Will be asked To
attend and try to organize.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
DISTRIBUTE BROOK TROUT.
Chester County Sportsmen Put Out
1000 Little Ones.

Coatesville, Pa, March 2S.-Messrs.
Ellis 3. Ridgeway. Nj. A Whitaker and
other members of the Chester County
Rod and Gun Club. distributed 1000
brook trout in the streams Of Chester
county Friday. Some of the trout came
from the State hatcheries through Com
missioner of Fisheries Nathan +. Butler
The sportsnen have asked that anglers
do not take trout this season under six
inches. Mr. Whitaker. superintendent
of the MidvaIe mills, furnished trucks
to take the cans Of fish to the places Of
distribution. The trout ranged in size
from four 70 seven inches in length.
The national hatchery also sent some
fish TO the Rod and Gun Club through
the efforts Of Congressman Thomas $.
Butler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
W0MRN STARS AT GOLF.
Second Round Matches Bring Ont Some
Strong Players at Pinehurst
,iated Press 20 Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Pinehurst n. c.. March 2S.-lIrs.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd. OF Pittsburg
was favored to retain her title when she
met Mrs. Hope Gibson. Of Canada, to-
day in the second round of the women s
north and south golf championship
here.
were Miss Louise Elkins, Oakmont, and
Mrs. J. S. Pritchard Midlothian: Mrs.
Johns D. Chapman, Greenwich. and
Miss Sarah Fownes. Oakmont; Mrs.
Dorothy Richards, Mayf1eld, and Mrs.
F. c. Let's, Jr Onwentsia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
BILLIARDIsTs AFTER TITLE.
Mt Detroit WIN Bring To-
gctier Best, of Nations Cue Experts

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Detroit, Mich. March 2s--rhe national
amateur three-cushion billiard cham
pionship tournament opened here today
with eight cue experts competing. VIII
liam Huey. of Chicago. the present
titleholder, was missing, however, owing
TO pressure of business affairs. The
competition is to continue through the
week with five matches each day, lead
ing to the finals Saturday night.
In the first game a. II. Hahn, was
pittcd against Walter l.. Brewer, and
II. Il. Kuhn opposed Dr. IL w. Sut-
cliffe. These four are Chicagoans.
Other matches were: George II. Tau
bach New York VS. Earl w. Looba-
baugh, Linwood. H.: l.. a. Servatius.
New York. vs.. Walker Caiderwood, De
troit; winner OF first game vs.. loser of
second game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
LOCAL SPORTS.

The Union Church baseball tea m
handed the fast Madison A. c. the
second defeat of the season Saturday
afternoon to the tune Of to 2.
The Edge Moor soccer team was
eliminated from the cup competition by
being defeated by the Kensington team
in a fast game by the score Of to 0,
Saturday
The basketball quintet of Grammar
School No. "a defeated the New Castle
Academy five in fought game at
the Y. NJ c. A. gymnasium Saturday
afternoon by the close score of II TO 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
Tnden to Address du Pont Club.

The du Pont Country Club has Sc
cured as it's tennis speaker, William r.
Tilden, I'd, for the mass meeting to be
held April 8. in The Playhouse, between
and s o'clock. Mr.. Tilden is the world
tennis champion, winner of American,
British and New Zealand champion
ships and with William NJ. Johnston,
winner of Davis cup matches. and the
country club, as well as local tennis
enthusiastics are fortunate in having
him come to this city to address them
on the sport OF tennis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
WILLIS STABLE BUSY.

j. Writ Willis, Of this city, is includ-
ed in the nominations for the Horse
Dealers Sweepstal1e over the Belmont
track at Narbeth, June 8. This event is
for 2.3O trOtters, $50 from each nominat-
or, entire amount received and f.. T.
StoteSbury cup to the winner.
The Willis Stable, Of Newark, is
also entered in the Belmont Stake, 2.15
class trotters, SIS from each nominator,
10 be divided 60-30-10 per cent to first
three horses; Joshua Evans cup to
winner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
GOOD BASKETBALL RECORD.
New Castle High School Ends
Season With Percentage
of .666.

New Castle. March 2S.-The New
Castle High School basketball team has
completed it's season. winning ID and
losing games. thus winning the New
Castle County All-Scholastic title. The
team is composed of Merton White
and Leon King. forwards; John Leach,
center; Douglas Proud. Z. Earle Veg
eenmAnn. Samuel McKnitt- Charles
King and Charles Cannon, guards:
James McDevitt. manager; Cortlandt
Pfnder, coach; Miss Edna Deemer and
James Wilson, cheer leaders The team
has been playing guilt-edged ball and
furnished the patrons Of this city with
Interesting games weekly.
The following are the games weekly.
The following arc the games that were
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
EVANS TO PLAY IN ENGLAND.
Amateur Golf Champion to Join AmerI-
can Team That's After Title.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York. March 2S.-"Chick" Evans,
the American amateur golf champion
has consented to become a member OF
the team which will go TO England this
summer in quest of the British anna
teur title, II was announced here today.
w. G. Fownes, Jr, who is selecting
players for the team. in a message from
Pittsburg, declared Evans positively will
be a member.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
Baker Asks Reinstatement.

Chicago. March 28.--Franklln Home
Run" Baker has filed an application
with Judge Kenesaw NJ. lands. base
ball commissioner. 10 be reinstatcd, It
was announced Saturday Judge Lands
said he had taken no action yet, but
probably would render a decision with
in few days. Baker retired from or
ganized baseball some time ago. while
n member of the New York American
League club, but has played indepen-
dent ball In the meantime.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
CYCLIST NOTES.

The Independent Cyclist Association
will open the local season with a BIZ
cycle polo game TO be played between
two Philadelphia teams, Saturday.
April Q.
Luther Robinson represented the
local orga nization at the meeting Of the
Amateur Bicycle League Of America at
the Germantown Boys Club in Phila-
delpkia-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
Bi0Omer Girls to PLAY.

The South Side Eden team win line
up against the New York Bloomer Girls,
April 8. on Harlan Field. This team is
composed Of ahe champion female ath-
letes and hasjbeen organized since 1910.
They have played numerous teams
throughout the East
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
RAPP ILL WITH PNEUMONIA.
Giant Shortstop Also In Hospital at
New Orleans.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, March 2S-Goldie Rapp,
star infielder of the New York Nation
ais. is in a New Orleans hospital. suf-
fering. it was reported here. today. from
a slight attack of pneumonia He will
not be able to join the team for several
days.
Davy Bancroft, the Giant shortstop
is at New Orleans for an operation in
which his tonsils will be removed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
Elaine Hammerstein at the savoy.
GIRL OVERCOME ~ GAS.
Flame of Water Heater Had Been
blown Oul hy Draft.

Gas escaping from a jet whose flame
had been blown out by the draft from
an open window overcame Nellie
Thomas. IA. of 725 Pine street. early
yesterday morning The odor of the
esca ping gas aroused the family. who
broke in the door OF the bathroom
where the gas water heater had been
turned on.
The girl revived on the way to nela-
ware Hospital in the police ambulance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
st. HedwIg's Committee Meeting.

President John Birowslxi Of the 81.
Ifedwig's Athletic Association requests
all members Of the entertainment COM
rnittee and directors Of the association
TO meet at Modieska Hall this evening
at 7.30. Business Of importance ls 70
be acted upon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
SOUTH SIDE MEETING.

The South Side NeighbOrhoOd Asso-
citation will hold their business meeting
tomorrow night at the Liberty Fire
House. A and New Castle avenue at 8.
All the folks of the neighborhood are
invited.
The officers are: John Mcgee, chair
man. William p Finerty, vice-chair-
man: Mrs. Mable Ward. secretary; Leo
Dupan. treasurer: Walter Rash John
Montgomery. Miss Katherine Cannon
are the executive committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-28
PENN-DEL WINS.
Parkside Quintet on short End Of First
Title Game.

Penn-Del won the opening game OF
the three game series to decide the
east side championship, when they hand
ed Lew Dawson's ParlSside five the
short end of a 1923 score. Purceh ana
Sheehy starred for Penn-Dei. whiie
Weitzel and Wahls played best for
Parkside. The score:
Park side,