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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
FEDERAL CONTROL FOR
FISH NOT FAVORED
Fishing Interests Agree That
Protection Should Come
Through the States.

Those fishermen OF the lower Della
ware river and bay. who favored a
migratory fish law. for the improves
mcnt OF the fishing conditions, no
doubt will be disappointed - learn
that the attitude of the Department of
Commerce will be only to act In an
advisory capacity with the various
States. in an effort to secure beneficial
legislation.
A recent conference OF fisl.,n2 in
terests from all parts OF the United
States. including representatives of
the fishermen as well as the fish deal
ers. went on record in Washington
p. c.. that the anadromous fishes and
certain shore forms were in need OF
greater protection. but that that pro-
lection should not come through Fed
eral control. but through uniform
State action, the Department of Com
merce TO use it's best Offices in the ac-
complishment of this end in an adj
visory capacity.
s. Delaware river fishermen took the
view that in some respects a Federal
law would he better than Joint law
of two States. AS an example the
fishermen point to the shad fishing
industry. Should the States OF New
Jersey and Delaware pass laws pro-
hibiting shad fishing on the river for
a certain period OF years, they claim
that would not remedy the .rouble.
for the fishermen OF other States along
the coast would be permitted TO go on
gathering up the fish.
For this reason. the shad fishermen
were hopeful that some legisla ton
would be enacted that would aid in
the recuperation of the shad indus
try. The shad Is not the only fish af-
fected, for the herring have disap--
peared in similar manner and the only
means of bringing them back. IL Ia
claimed, would be to adopt similar
methods to those proposed for tn.
recuperation of the shad catch.
At the conference in Washington
at the Department of Commerce. thera
were diverse opinions on the aues-
ton of constitutionality OF a Federal
migratory fish law. One group corr
tended that bill should be ba sed On
the migratory bird law. depending
upon it's international aspects TO srs-
tain it. That the subject. however.
was viewed largely from a local sta -S-
point was illustrated by the vigorous
discussions between representatives ~
adjoining States. where river pass
ed between the two States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
NEGRO BASEBALL.
sesford A. G.. Ont For the Cha m pion
ship of the Peninsula.

special Correspondence Every Evenins
soaford. July zs The seaford
fcolored) Athletic Club Is out after ne
championship ~ the Negro teams IN
The Peninsula. YESTERDAY ia trimmed
the chestertown rianta, II 10 3. and
the day before caused the stfonT
Le"es team 10 bite the duet. 3 10 2.
Monday u played the Princess Anne.
Md, team 2 70 z he, 81 Princess
Anne, the latter refusing to play the
game out because II a new pitcher
Scaford put IN called Smoke This
fellow II said TO have world N
speed and the Maryland club would
not play against him.
The Seaford Negroes have sieo 80.
cured new second basenan and has
lines out after several moro fsst
players. They are anxious 10 arrange
games with any of the crack Negro
clubs on the peninsula, III Harlan
Giants of Wilmington included. Thad.
Dcsbields. the new manager u the
club. has the team on their toes ~
every stage ~ the game. and any
team has got TO travel az . fast ciip
10 polish them on.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
FINAL TEAM TRY-OUT
DOWN At RIFLE RANGE
Shooters Still Have Chance to
Make Trip to Camp Perry as
Del. Representatives.

The preliminary try-out held on
Tuesday was attended by a number
of enthusiastic rifiemen who are anxi-
GUS to win the right to represent Del
aware at the National Rifle Matches
to be held at Camp Perry, Ohio, be-
ginning August % and an even larger
crowd is expected at the final try-out
to be held tomorrow afternoon, at the
State Range below New Castle.
The Government pays all the ex-
penses of a team of ten firers, two al
ternates. a captain and a coach OF a
civilian rifle team from each State to
attend small arms firing school
which is followed by the National
Rifle matches and at least FIVE Of
these men must be men who have
never attended the National matches
before. There are still openings on
the Delaware team for such men.
The National matches this year will
be of more than ordinary interest to
as both du Pv Z and Her
cules are offering prizes to be won In
the du Pont match and the Hercules
match TO be fired for the first time
this year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
Local Sports

The Crescent Athletic Club held
with about 500 guests In attenda nee
from the various clubs. The Crescent
String Band furnished music.
Wilmington ha aseball stars are TO be
found on practically every team down
the peninsula. where the baseball
fever is now prevalent. Several of
the teams. such as Pocomoke City and
Salisbury have number of local
stars cayorting about the diamond for
them.
sThe regular meeting OF the All-wil
mington League will be held in the
Morning News Office tomorrow eve
ming at ?.
Considerable difference of opinion
has resulted from the Raymond -Horba
bout at the st. Hedwig's Club on
Tuesday evening. Billy Nolan, man.
sger of Horba. declares his man is
willing to meet Raymond at any time
or any place over the eight or ten
round distance
Sammy Britton will meet Eddie
Leonard in the star bout of a feature
card at the American A. c. in Hazie-
ton, Pa, next Tuesday night.
The Grace baseball team will tackle
the Chesapeake City team Saturday
afternoon at the Maryland town along
the canal. These two teams met sew
eral weeks ago and at that time Grace
won, 81, after being forced 20 go IL
innings
Joe Critic has matched Ralph Ray
mond TO appear against Bobby Bar
rett, at the opening show of the South
Chester A. A. A number of local fans
will visit Chester to see this bout.
Ralph France, the high jumping
star of this city, expects TO enter the
University of Delaware this fall and
his work in his star event should be
of much value TO the track team at
the Blue and Gold institution. Frances
best mark is feet 10 inches. Several
athletic authorities who have seen
France work, declare that he will bet
ter a six-foot record. France expects
to take an agricultural course
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
SEVENTH WARD BUSY.
Open Season Tonight With Nandeyer
A. G. at Fourteenth and Woodlawn.

The Seventh Ward A. A. viii open
their new diamond this evening at
Fourteenth and Woodlawn with the
fast Yandever team and hot contest
is expected.
The Ward boys have worked faith
fully on their new field and with it
now in shape would like to heir from
the fast teams of this city for twi-
light games. Call Manager Doagherty
at the Water Witch Fire Co.
They have the Wilmington Giants
tor tomorrow night and on Saturday
viii journey 10 Riverview Beach 10
play the fast Pennsville team Of that
place. Manager Dougherty has a very
fast team now on the field and all
members are asked to attend the open
ing game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
RIcKARD PAYS JERSEY TAX.
Turns Over sIf4.s6s Check for States
Share of Bout Receipts.

Trenton. July 2S.-Tex Rickard
promoter Of the Dempsey-Ca Carpenter
championship boxing contest, yester-
day turned over to State Treasurer
Read check for sI44.sss.7O represent
ing the State tax OF 10 per cent, levied
on gross receipts less the Federal tax.
An audit Of the finances Of the box
ing bout was made by State Auditor
Salter and showed total receipts, ex-
Guiding the Federal tax. of s1.44S, 667. :
OF. The audit shows that the various
priced seats were sold as follows:
s,1s1 general admissions at s5: 24,44T
reserved seats at $40, 1874 at SIS,
2,s44 at $40. II. SEA at s25. 2.2o4 at $50.
2.971 at $40 and 1922 at $50. on all
but the IS general admission tickets
the Federal tax was paid by the pro-
moters of the contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
Thls WIN he Some Game.

Some ball game is scheduled for to-
night, when the Union girls and Grace
girls viii meet at Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets for the championship
OF the girls church league. Each
one Of these teams has won one game
over the other and as the game to-
night will be the rubber" some large
crowd OF fans is expected to be on
hand for the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
Twilight Meet Opened BY Mayor Rifle Team to be Pickt

w, II. cahaII. ora G. sapp. y. +
shaw, Warren r. Moore. w. s.
Smith. George II. Brown. w. u
Jacobs. i. b. Harrington. John ~
Bullock. John w. shedrakc. John H.
Holloway, -, n. Tharp. Ernest fsaugh-
Icy. s. o. Bailey. Lorenzo r. Jones,
Dewey sapp. j. M Harrington Harry
Windsor, William j. Swain. Norman
Collision. Warren G. Newton. John
sipple, Dr. Derrickson, Henry Stafford
Harry Mcdaniel, Jr.. George II.
Hearn. G. E. Hurley. John @. Town
send. Jr.. and w u. Fleming: execu-
tive committee ~. /. Shaw. A. G. crea-
dick Ora e. sapp.s - g. Tharp. w. j.
Swain. W. s. Smith. l.. r. Jones.
Charles D. Murphy and Ernest IsauRh-
ley. superintendent of grounds w. s.
smith; superintendent OF grardstand.
J. II. Holloway.
The following persons own the fair
Harrington John n Bullock, G.. IT.
Brown, s. o. Bailey, W. Fl. cahall
James cahai1. A. G. creadick. Julius
Cooper, Roscoe Collision. Mrs. Annie
Cannon. George Cannon. Samuel
Greadick. Benjamin Draper, VIM. B.
Fleming. j. Frank Graham. Norris
Graham. Harry Harrington. Garrett
8. Harrington, Il. n. Harrington. John
j. Harrington, John II Holloway
Frank Hastings. Lorenzo r. Jones
Wilbur r. Jacobs. Herman Johnson,
g. -. Murphy. Frederick r.. Masten,
VIII Masten. Joda Masten, Warren
r. Moore. John r. Masten. James n
Outten. w. J. Paskey. Mrs. Elizabeth
Poole. A. s. pollitt. Horace CULLEN.
X. -. Smith. ". Everett Smith, Joshua
Smith, W. ]. satterfield. Vim. s. Smith.
u. Irving Shaw. Ora G. sapp. Henry
Stafford. VIM. w. Sharp, A. w. spur
rey. I. ID. Short Lumber Co, Mrs Ber-
tina G. Rash. Alfred Raughiey. Ernest
RanghIey. ID. n. Tharp. Samuel Tharp.
g $ Warren. Mrs. MoIIie r. Warren.
+. T. White.
Edgar w. Dil1. !. NJ. Harrington, VIM.
Hughes, Walter Hughes. Oscar Hill.
Ira KiIlen. Wilbur Layton. Thomas
Minner. Jr.. Charlie Neeman, Iawr-
ence seeman. Clarence voshaii. a. w.
Warren. ellis BrittIngham, William
Cresdirk.
Wyoming Harry -. johnson. Rob
ert Jarrel, Jr.
Dover-A. J. Kingsbury. Harry Nc
Daniel. Jr.. Ernest y. Raughley.
Frederick y. r. Derrickson, s. y.
Minner. John sipple. ,. A. Gray.
PhliadeIphia-E Everitf II. Messick.
Mrs. j. p. Reese. Mrs. y. A. shane.
Farmington--Itobcrt Ross, Arthur
Collision. George r. Morris.
Bridgeville- Harry Cannon. Nor
man Collision. Mrs. Clara Collision. r.
,. Elliott. s. K. Elliott. X. Reese Lay
ton, Meyers & Son, Warren c. New
ten. w. J. Swain, r W. Kemp.
Seaford- Charles H Issacs. r.. r.
EowdeH. J.. Roy Cannon, G. Harry
short, 9 r. Hurley 4 son.
Denton. Md Marion j.. Beck. John
r. Ferrins.
Milford Samuel Marshall. Saunders
Truitt. Harry b. Windsor. w. A. Webb.
.. &. Holiday. Woodside.
J. ID. Clark, Camden.
J. II. Massey, Chester. Pa.
Frank Elliott. Greenwood.
Clay Lewis, Cannon.
Geo. 8. Gennett. Easton, Nd
w. 8. Booth, Goldsborough, Nd.
Geo. Dewey sapp, Houston.
Asa Bennett, Frankford.
Chas. s. Richards, Georgetown.
j. @. Townsend, Selbyvflle.
Henry Hin. Berlin, Nd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight.


Eleventh Ward vs.. Della ware
Bronze. Eighth avenue and Dun
can street. els.
Eleventh Ward VS.. Richardson
Park.
Defiance VS.. Lorrains. Second
and du Pont streets.
Westminster w. Second Bap-
tist. Baynsrd. No. 2.
Grace vs.. Cookman, Rocsford.
No. /.
st. pau.s VS.. Brandywinc.
Rockford. No 2.
Mt. SaIemm vs. Old Swedes
Baynard. No. 1.
Liberty VS.. East End. Seven
teentk and Spruce streets.
Union girls vs.. Grace girls.
Eighteenth and Van fiuren
streets, $50.
insert under friday night
Press Recreation VS.. p. X r.
girls. Eighteenth and Van Buren,
streets. $50.
Friday.
Eleventh Ward VS.. Delaware
Grange.
Defiance VS.. Penn's Grove.
Haven VS.. Ezion, kirkwood
Park. 6 y. m.
Lorraine at Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
simpson Is Manager of Lorraine.

The Lorraine A. C. met at the home
of Anthony De Lucca. Sixth and du
Pont streets last night and elected
Evan s.. Simpson, 524 North Grant
avenue, as manager. First class clubs
desiring twilight or midweek games
communicate with the above. Games
are scheduled with Electric Hose and
Rubber, Eastiake. Yorklyn. Sun Oil
and the Moose of Chester.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
HAYES IN STRONG GAME.
HcNIr and Wolfe Field Well In Game
at Salisbury.

Salisbury, Md. July 2s--In a fast
game of ball here yesterday afternoon.
Salisbury defeated Chestertown. 5 10
/. The game was sewed up in the first
inning, when the home team scored
two runs. Scheiberg was very wild.
passing seven batters and contribut-
ing a wild pitch which materially aid
ed in the defeat of his team. Hayes
pitched a strong game. keeping Chss-
tertovns hits well scattered. The
fielding of McNifr and Wolfe and the
hitting of Voeicker featured the game.
The Snow Hill club plays here today.
The scose:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
FIGHT TITLE In DISPUTE.
Ringside Sports Claim Downey Won
Despite Referees Decision.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Cleveland. July 28.-The middle
weight boxing championship of the
world is in dispute today. According
to the Cleveland Boxing Commission
and sports writers who were at the
ringside, the title belongs to Bryan
Downey. of Cleveland, who acquired
1t by Knockout over Johnny Wilson,
of Boston. in the seventh round of
scheduled 12-round ne,-decision bout
here last night.
But Jimmy Gardner, of Lowell.
Mass. former welterweight boxer, who
refereed the match, declares Wilson
retains the championship because
fouled Wilson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
COLLINS AND FIsHBAck WORK.

Pocomoke City. Md. July 2S.-Poco-
moke and Cambridge played > close
and exciting game here yesterday,
Pocomoke winning. 10 0. The pitch
ing on both sides was excellent t'ew
bases were given on balls and the
hits were well scattered Collins and
Fishbaek, the Pocomoke battery. we're
newcomers here. but made a good inn
precision. Score by innings:
Pocomoke ..... 0 ~ 0 OIL
Cambridge ..... o % 00e 0 90
Hits-By Cambridge, g. by POGO
moke. s. Bases on balls-Carabridge
L; Pocomoke. l. Struck out-By Jett.
=: by Collins. ?. Umpire--McAiicha
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
Capt. eoIeman.s Yacht pI.ahIea.

Launch Lynhaven. commanded ~
Captain Eugene Coleman. which docks
around the Municipie wharf, met win
a serious Hisfap to its engines vos-
terday afternoon. about O'Clock. filgt
off ~ Chester The boat was disabled
until nearly II O'Clock last night. u
finally reached Wilmington about mid
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
National League.
Yesterdays SCORES.

American League.
Detroit. 4: Athletics. 1.
st. Louis, 3, New York, :.
Boston. s: Cleveland. l.
Washington. 5. Chicago, 4
National League.
st. Louis, 5; Philadelphia. /.
New York. 4; pittsburg. !.
Brooklyn, 10; Chicago. ..
Cincinnati, 2: Boston. 0.
Cincinnati. 4; Boston. 3
I'D camel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
GAMES TOMORROW.
American Ieseue.

American Lesrue.
Detroit at philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
National League.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at pittsburE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
srLvgnBnooK WANTS CANES.

Siiverbrook a. a. would like 70 ar
range games for twilight and sat8r-
day afternoons and they would ike 70
hear from such teams ss Liberty a.
C.. Pastime A. G.. Ninth Ward. FIRST
Central. Traction Co.. or any other
teams in the city or down state. Please
send challenges 70 Business Manager
J. S. Elliott 1906 West Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
LAUREL WINS.
Wilmington Battery, Maa1ove and
NOVEL;, Defeats Cristseld.

Crisfield Md, July 2S.--IaIrel de-
feated Crisfeld yesterday, 6 to 3, in
the best exhibition OF consecutive hit
ting seen here this year. All of
laureis runs were scored after two
men were out, three in the third and
two in the fifth. on solid drives.
knoedlcr was hit on the shoulder by n
liner from j. Quillen's bat in the
eighth and was relieved by Schuller.
Lind. Crisfield's catcher, who was
hurt Tuesday but who resumed play
ing. was unable TO play yesterday.
Toushey's ali-around playing featur-
ed. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
SCARBOROUGH STARS.
Drives Ont Feur Hits In Silyerbrook-
Harrison Street Game.

Silverbrook defeated Harrison Street
at Eighteenth and Van Buren streets,
yesterday afternoon. las. Scarborough
of Siiverbrook starred at the bat with
four hits. Gaeisbert drove out three
safe ones, including a double. The
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
CANES TODAY.
American League.

American League.
Detroit at Philadelphia,
Cleveland ut Boston
Chicago at Washington.
ST. Louie at New York.
National League.
Philadelphia at 81. louis.
New York at pittsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
heart Disease Kills +. ". Kelly.

Oy Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Cincinnati, July 28.-Frank W kel-
~. III. widely known sportsr,2n and
politician. was found dead yesterday
noon in his bedroom at his home on
the Wooster pike, PlainviIle, Ohio.
where he conducted country inn for
several years. His death was due TO
heart disease
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
CARROw PITCHES WELL.
SWANS Error nj Fourth Lets -Four
Runs In and Bankers Win.

When Swain made an error in the
fourth inning, the Bankers and Bro
kers team scored four runs and won
over the Journal. So. Carrow pitch
ed good game for the winners. The
score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
cHAuFrEuRs LOSE.
Plammer's All-Starx Win Game Fea-
tured by Fast Fielding.

The Chauffeurs' Association went
down to defeat before Plummer's All
stars. So. Both teams played well in
the field. Grady, who pitched for
Plummer's All-Stars. allowed four hits
and famed eight. The score:
CHAUFFEU ASSOCIATION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
asphalt Hop ON y.ndever Avenue.

The Vandever A. c. have compIet-
ed arrangements for an asphalt hop
which will take place tomorrow even
ing at Vandever avenue and Locust
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
KREBS HALTS ELKS.
Loose Fielding Mars Newspaper
League Game Played Yesterday.

Krebs won over the Elks. 11-1o. in a
Newspaper League contest yesterday
afternoon. Loose fielding marred the
contest. Hanna led the batting list
with three safe ones. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
l.aureI.

INuHs stuftU-By DIIphant. WILSON,
Smith, j. Quillen, Novel; t2): Nuth,
Toughey t2). Earned runs-Crisfield.
3; Laurel, f. Two-base hits-Dittmar,
Wilson, NOVEL;, Hardesty, Smith,
Double piay-Oiiphant and Novel;
Sacrifice hits-Dittmar, Reischneider
Peck Struck oat--By Knoedier. 4:
by Schuler. 2; by Manlove, s. Hits
On knoedler. IL in innings; off
Schuler. none in / inning. Bases on
5alls-Of knoedler, /; OFF Manlove. /.
unprecedented and Fleetwood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
Two men out: hit by batted ball.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

s0OhE b INNfNON.
Salisbury - o O 20 n-5
Chestartown - o o o o o-I
Two-base hits-Voelcker. Struck out
BY Hayes. A: by Schelberg 2 Bases on
balls-on Schelberg. z OF Hayes. L. Wild
pitch-Schelberg Double piays-Schel-
berg TO Kibler. Wolf (unassistesd 4 sarri
nee hitrIackson. Wolf Stolen bases
Yoelcker. Jack son Hit by pitcher-By
Hayes. Usilton.is Left on bases-Ches-
tertovn. 5. Salisbury. :. Time OF game
l.40. Umpires-Iove and Cioan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
CLOSELY CONTESTED GAME.
lorraine wins Over Wilmington All
Stars at second and du Pont

In a closely contested game at Sec
ond and du Pont streets iagr night.
Lorraine won over the wilmington
a.. A seventh inning rally
by Lorraine put over two runs aud
won the game. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
Totals

SCORE BY INNINGS.
krebs .s.....s....-s..50 o 4 | o o Ill
ElkS ..s.....,.s...e.s. o 8 o l 10
Struck out-By strawbridge. 2; BY
Magar. 3; by Clay, !. Bases on balls
OF Mayaw, 2. lit by pitched ball
McCuilion. Umpire--Wasik. Time OF
game Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
Parkslde Travellers Win.

The Parkside Travellers last night
defeated yandever A. G., e-5. at Seven
teenth and Spruce streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
ANOTHER FOR ELMHURST.
Rhonds Team on Short End of News.
paper League Contest.

Elmhurst won over j. L. Rhoads
S-3, in a Newspaper League game
yesterday. Ash. Speer and c.. Grod
ley won the batting honors. The score:
RHnaTS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28

Today the classified ad columns
FORM complete, carefully indexed
of todays wants and offers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28

TSo-base hits-McGovern Ash. 2: Pat.
terson, speer- Three-base hits-G. Brod-
ley Struck out-By Patterson, 9: by
Envood. 4 Stolen bases BrodIey. 2.
Speer. Tinsman. @. Brodley. Crockett
hit by pitched bali--R. Eliwood, Nelson
Umpire-Wintrup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
Totals 1900. z 8 n 4
NGLafINGToN ALIs-sT AIRS
Totals
wilmington Ali-stsrs D o o o 3 o o.

NitHAHHtpD att-1tdfs ~ " - " - " "
Lorraine ..... o q u q -
Earned runs--All-5tars, 3 Lorraine. ..
Tvo-base hfts--Scott. Morgan, Lynch.
Slaughter, 2. Beatty struck out-By
Hayward. IL by Givens 5. Sacrifices
hit--GerstenberV. Bases on hsiis-0ff
Hayward, 2. of Gigeus, 2 Impires--
Andrews and Williams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
JRs' ASSOCIATION.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Chauffeurs -.-s........ q l %
Plummer .......... O ! q KS
Two-base hits-Carpenter. Gray, New
some. Grady and sable Struck out
BY Larry. 3: by Caiian. i: by Grady. g.
Base on balls--Grady. .. Double plays
Watson 10 Smith. Time OF game-i .o5
Umpires- and Connolly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28

Every Evening CLASSIFIED ads rSy big
2zoo.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
SCORE BY INNINGS

Two-base hits-Bulowski Three~ba e.
hits-James, Newlin Briscoe Home
runs, r. Minker. Ray Double plays
aiinkcr TO Jones to Ray; Malloy to
Osowski TO Delikat. Struck o,If-Hv
Carrov s; by CLARK, g. Umpire
RicAarts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28
HARRISON srREEr
is,,vrR'RRSoEe

Totals .....sssss........-l4 Is Is 2
SCORE By INNINGS.
Harrison Street s...... 0 0 o. - S
silverbrook .........sss....A 3 1 3 l--lA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-28

Fireworks are different every night.
with 40 spectacular discharges nightly
Restaurants and refreshment booths
are numerous.
The Delaware State News. Dover,
has rest tent on the fair grounds.
Jitney service is provided between
Harrington and the fair grounds.
The fair is officered as follows
President, Charles p. Murphy: vice
president, Ora G. Sapp, secretary,
Ernest Raughley; treasurer. William
8. Smith: directors. A c. C.-eadick,
Charles d. Murphy. Charles S. War
rem. Joshua Smith. Frank Graham,