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Evening journal., 1921-06-20
JIMMIE LISTER HAS
EYE ON BULL'S-EYE

J. w. Lister. Jr.. captured the
club challenge trophy which was
put into open competition Saturday
for the first time. The course Of
fire was a miniature OF the regular
national match course, which will be
fired this year at Camp Perry, Ohio.
II included stages of hand at so
yards. rapid-fre at so yards, and
slow fire at 100. $50 and 200 yards.
Jimmie" is the youngest shooter
in the local bunch Of rife sharks.
and is a product Of the coaching OF
the older members. He took the
lead by three points over c. B.
Lister at the rapid-hre stage, made
It eleven at 100 yards and IS points
at $50 yards. At this stage he also
set a record which will stand for
some time, making a possible" OF
50X50. The match ended at 200
yards. with the older Lister gaining
back four points and finishing sec
ond with a total Of 327, against ]. w.
Listers 33S. "Jake" Pusey, after
getting away to a poor start at the
5O-yard stage. got down to work in
earnest and climbed into third place
at the i0O-yard mark. finishing out
in that position just one point be-
hind c. b. Lister. After shooting
through four OF the five stages
Shackleton and Wells were forced &C
leave without finishing the match
Pusey, Burkins and G. b. Lister
have challenged the winner. and the
first challenge shoot will be held mex
Saturday afternoon.
In preliminary practice. so yards
prone. c. b. Lister was high with
9Ox10O, and Jake" Pusey runner.
up with %.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
SUN Is CHAMPION
OF FIRST HALF

sun OIL won iis final game and the
championship OF the first half in
the Delaware Industrial League on
Saturday, by walloping Viscosc In an
old-fashioned slugfest at Marcus
Hood by the score Of 10 to IL. The
sun boys did It all in one inning. the
eighth. when they nicked the rub
Der for an even dozen OF tall.es In
this eventful session. every man in
the Champs scored one OF more
times. and hit safely. with the excop-
ion Of two, who weu given free
transportation
Pierce was the star. with a triple
three doubles and a single and four
runs in 1--WE times up. sun won an
but one Of the ten games In the first
! half of the league schedule. Scoro.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
HOCKESSN EASY HERE.

HOCKESSIN. June 2O.-Hockes-
sin was no match for the Defiance
Travellers OF Wilmington, who easily
defeated the local. boys by the over
whelming score OF 13 to s. The
visitors presented one OF the hardest
hitting combinations that has ever
played on the local field. This, to-
gether with the fiashy fielding Of
their infield and the steady pitching
of Marty Walsh, who was on the
peak. made them easy victors.
Twenty safe blows were garnered
off Watson, Hockessin's best bet.
while Walsh had the locals at his
mercy until the last inning when he
eased up and allowed Hockessin to
enter the score column. The score:
Defiance Trav. "A 2 2 3 2 0 0-13
Hockessin. .... o o 0 0 0 g.
Batteries: Defiance. Walsh and
Quinn; Hockessin. Watson and
Walls.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
State Tourney At GreenhU

The State shooting tournament
will be held over the Greenhill traps
on Saturday. Women will be eli
gSble.
The new home is large enough to
handle any crowd. measuring 21x5s
feet. with a large porch. and con-
tains many convoniences not seen at
the usual gun club. Three traps
have been permanently installed and
have been fenced or TO prevent the
crowding OF the shooters at the
firing line.
The president Of the club. II. r.
Vending. has proved an able and
popular leader and has been an in
defaugable worker for the success
OF the organization. l.. J. Porter.
secretary and treasurer. has held
this position for a number OF years
and to him. without doubt. should
be given the credit for the develop
ment Of the club 10 a point where Il
now stands. recognized as one Of the
leading clubs In the country, and
one that Wilmington can be proud or
Walter Hartlove is vice-president,
and George Simon. Elwood Simon.
John Minnick and G. I. Sylvester.
.HNr..FarU
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
NOTES FOR HORSEMEN

Entries close Thursday for Will
mington. Pitman, Phoenixville and
several other nearby Fourth OF
July meetings.
p. Daugherty. the well-known
Southern trainer, has eight head at
the Elsmere track and will ship to
the Lake Erie Circuit after the hol-
iday meeting at Elsmere.
There will be matinee racing We'd
nesday at the Chester Fair Grounds.
In addition TO the trotting and pac-
ing events. two half-mile running
races are on the program.
Barnett b., 2.O6h, by Alcantara,
died at Maple Court Farm, Bridge
VILE. last week. He was a sensa-
tlonal PAGER some years ago. and
since being retired has sired about
80 standard performers.
Lew Banta. who trained at Will
mington last year. is located at the
indianapolis mile track with the
Cole Mckinney stable. Arrow
Tranby, 2.O5. is his fastest record
horse.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
DUPONTS KEEPS ON
WINNING AT TENNIS

The fourth straight victory was
hung up by the DUPONT Country Club
tennis team Saturday afternoon.
The locals defeated the Bell phone
recauet wielders Of Philadelphia in
a Middle States League match. du-
Points lead in division E Of the cir
cult. Saturdays summaries:
T. w. Harris, Jr., dup. defeated
.C. W. Plass. Bell. 6-3, 6-3.
r. II. White. Bell. defeated Lam
mot DUPONT. dup. 6-1. Ga.
i. b. Henkels, Bell, defeated j. j..
Williams. dup, rs. 6-3.
p. f. Farnham, DUP. defeated G..
G. Prendegrast. Bell. 7-5, 6-3
W. r. Heald. dup, defeated f. l..
Forstall. Bell. 2-6, 6-3, 6-S.
+. =. Palmer. dup. defeated r
W. wilkinson. Bell. 6-1. 6-2.
DOUBLES.
Harris and dupont, dup, defeated
Plass and White. Bell. ga. 64.
williams and Farnham, dup. de-
feated Henkels and Prendergast,
Bell. Us. so.
Heald and Palmer, dup, defeated
Russell and Doyle, Bell, 60. 4-6, SO.
The Want Ads will sell summer
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
All Wilmington FauoHtes
Came Through With Wins
STANDING OF the CLUBS

As they say down where they gal
lop. all the favorites came through
In the All-Wllmington League on
Saturday. Parkside and South Side
Eden remain in a tie for the lead by
reason OF their easy victories. All
the games we're one-sided. Brownson
getting a forfeit from Keystone.
South Side Eden. ~; Ncighborhood o
South Side Eden staged a come
back at the expense OF Neighbor-
hood. The score was II TO o. kerns,
Slaughter and Wright hit the ball for
D mfA.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
REGISTERED SHOOT.

? In the third registered shoot.
Irwin Nrattan and II. NJ. Dnychinck.
Of Rising Sun. Nd. led the amateurs
with 4Sx5O at the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association. L. r. Beau
champ. Of Harrington. topped tho
professionals with 4Sx50. and his
run of 35 straight was the ioagese
Of the day.
II. p. Carlon headed the double
target shooters with 21x24. while
Capt. Simonton and "Cy' Morgan
+ staged a race at 25 pairs and much
TO the surprise OF Morgan and every
one present he took Simonton into
camp with 42x50. Simonton finish
ed one taget behind.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
This isn't
Pitchers Year

It begins TO look as IL the no.
hit-no-run game pitcher is as
extinct as the dodo.
This is not a pitchers year. II
is the day OF the batsman.
Including June IA, Babe Ruth
had made 23 homers, while
American League pitchers, in a
total of 214 games. had regis
tered but IA shutouts and the
National League boxmen, in 206
games. had 21 shutouts.
Think of II. Babe Ruth has
hit more home runs than the
total staff of pitchers in his
league have twirled shutouts.
And the fan who yelped loud
and long for more hitting is in
his glory.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
ENnIN
nEnIlEInE
X. OF c. TO MIX
SPORT ON OUTING

The knights OF Columbus will
give rs annual excursion 10 Angus
tine Beach tomorrow.
The following events will be held
al the beach on the arrival OF the
steamer Thomas Clyde, leaving Mu-
nicipai wharf at s o'clock.
iOO-yard dash for men-First
prize. silk shirt: second prize. ster-
ling silver bolt buckle donated by
Frank O'Donnell
bO-yard dash for ladies-First
prize. chlnonier clock donated by
X. Of c. excursion committee) sec
ond prize. pair silk hose.
One Of the events Of tho day viii
be the baseball game between the
married and single men of the coun-
Gil. for which a prize OF smok-
ing tray has been donated by L. NJ.
Montgomery. OF the NJ. Megary
and Son Company. The teams viii
be under the captainship OF James
McAfahon for the married men and
Edward Dougherty for the single
men. There has been a very great
deal Of enthusiasm shown In the
practice by the competing teams
and an excellent game may be eN-
pected.
Fat mems race. 100 yards-Firsi
prize, silk shirt donated by S. Stern)
second prize. straw hat donated by
] J.. T. Mullin and Son.
shoe race for men-Prize. scarf
donated by Tom" Finn.
The committee In charge consists
OF the following members. William
/ +. Lynn. Hugh J. Collins. j. Pierce
/ Barnes. Thomas Loughrey. Alex. J.
Butler and John Mahoney.
one OF the features will be a base
I ball game between the Pioneers and
+ Brownson teams
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
UNION, TRINITY
GET THEIR GAMES

Union A. A. increased It's lead In
the church League handing Scott q
16 10 s defeat. Union started on
with a seven run rally and in the
fourth sent six more men across.
NcCauley played fine game on
the hot corner for Union.
Herronand Rutiedgc accounted FOR
three scott runs with homer apiece.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
Krebs Finishes First
Half Without Defeat
suburban Lsaaue standing

Krebs. Stanton and Five Points
we're the winners in the final games
OF the first half in the Suburban
League on Saturday. Krebs cap
tured the championship Of the first
leg without losing "A single game.
Krcbs. 6; Marshallton, 3
Krebs won a fast game from Mar
shailton at Newport by the score OF
G to 3. Hayward was on the mound
for Marshallton and pitched good
bar holding Krebs TO hits, but
Krebs hits came when they meant
runs Score.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
THIS TIME LAST YEAR.

st. Louis dropped a game to
the Giants after winning ten
straight
Announcement made that
professional baseball would be
attempted in Japan.
O'Mara, indianapolis: Wag-
ner, Columbus and Evans.
Kansas City. apply for rein
statement in the American
Association.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
Dnnhle Targets.
WHO'LL WIN?

NEW YORK. June 90 CUnit-
ed Press) Martin Burke, late
sparring partner Of Dempsey:
Dempsey will win. OF course.
He is the hardest hitter the
ring has known. ! ought to
know as 1 have been on receiv-
ing end Of a lot OF his wallops.
I toured the country with him
after he won the title from Will
lard and boxed with him in ex-.
hibition bouts. He has i'm
proved 100 per cent. since he
won the championship. They
say Carpenter is the fastest
boxer in the world. He needs
to be. for just as soon as Jack
gets to him il will he all over"
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
HoRBA TAKEs LACING.

Fighting in the wind-up at Hazel
ton, Pa, last Friday, Johnny Horba,
Of the st. Hedwig's A. A., made a
good impression on the fans. al
though he was forced 10 take a lac
ing. Horba met wally Hinkle. OF
Philadelphia. and the latter earned
the popular verdict.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
PETER W. WINS THE
EASTLAKE FEATURE

The surprise at the third regular
matinee Of the Delaware Horse Show
Association on Saturday, was fur
nished by william NJ. Taylor's Peter
w, who stepped the final heat Of
the second race in the fast time Of
.2.17 "a. The gelding negotiated the
first mile in 2.2o, beating out Para
Bell and Matt II. II was the best
race Of the day.
Summaries;
EVENT NO.
Prince IT,. hr. e. by Prince
March. Betty Brothers ....
Lillian Russell s. m. by Idle j.,
John r. Zobley ..........-.... 2
Emily b.. b. M. by Austin
Burns Ed. Goodwin ......-. 3
Vera March. s. D., by Prince
March. William Newlin. ..... I DR.
Time. 2.24I 2.26ih. 2.25A.
EVENT no. 2
Peter W. b. g.. VIM. NJ. Taylor. 1
Para Belle. b. m, by Paraiizer.
Retty Brothers ...............
Matt H., NJ. +. Hayden .......... j
l'me' -'-VE EVENT NO. 3
Lulu Wood, b. m. by Peter Wood.
Patrick Dougherty ..........
Cochatta Girl. s. m. by Chief Co
chatta. Chas L. Donovan ......
''''' EVENT NO.
/ Director wilkes. s. g.. by Belmont
! wilkes T.. s. Stanert ..........
/ Bonnie L. Mr.. Pierce .............
Time. 2.4lh, 2.39.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
CUANp COMES FIRST.

Joe Lynch had to give Pete Her
man the long end to get him for a
title match.
Now tho tables are turned.
Lynch and Herman are matched
for 15-round decision ight at Eb-
bets Field, Brooklyn. In July.
The boxers will battle for 20 per
cent. Of the gross. Lynch is TO get
the first S37.500 and Herman will be
paid out OF what's left.
That's the old story Of the cham
pion and the challenger.
The champ gets his first
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
FIGHT BETTING shy

NEW YORK-Fewer bets are
being made on the Dempsey-Car-
pentier fight than on any other big
sporting event in history.
Scarcely $4,000 has been bet on
the July ight
A million in bets figured in the
Johnson J Jeffries go in 1910.
Two million was wagered when
Dempsey beat Willard in 1919.
Half a million dollars was wag-
cred on the Willard-Johnson cham
pionship battle at Havana in 1915.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
Inter.Church League standing.

The girls baseball team OF the p.
r. and W r. r. A. a. will practice
on the field opposite General Of
flee Building. in preparation for the
coming game Friday. The team was
disappointed when they had to can
eel on account OF rain with Union
A. A.
Any girls baseball teams wanting
games should communicate with
Miss Jones. care OF Accounting De-
partment. Pennsylvania Building.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
ANNOUNCE NO SECONDS

ATLANTIC CITY-Jack Kearns.
manager Of Dempsey, says the men
who will be in the champions cor
ner July 2 won't be announced un-
iii the night before Dempsey breaks
camp TO move over to Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
ParI,sidc. o: Dcilancc. ?.

Parkslde defeated Defiance by the
score Of to ?. in a very slow game.
Manager Wintrup sent Nitchie TO the
mound for Inc Champs and although
ne was wild az times. walking eight
Of the Defiance men, he managed TO
hold them 90 3 hits and sent back
to tho bench by the strikeout route.
The longest hit Of the game was
made by Johnny Naylor. II went
FOR three bases with three men on.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

Two base hits. Groome. Galloway.
Clay. Coyle. Sacrifice hits. Guest, Hay
ward. Stolen bases, Groome. Morgan
Struck out by Clay 5: by Hayward O.
Rase on balls on Hayward a. Hit by
Morgan, Mcdaniel. Wild pitch, Hay
ward. Umpire Andrews
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
stanton. fI. DcInwarc CIV. I0

Stanton defeated Della ware City at
Delaware City in a great thinning
game by the score OF IL TO 10.
Every man on Stanton got one or
more hits. The team altogether had
20 hits. Delaware City used two
pitchers. Maxwell and Spicer. Score:
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
vOsurTU HCH Gun.

At tho weekly shoot at the East
lake trans. Clarence Voshell was high
gun. smashing as out Of SO targets.
Vic Willis displayed some good
shooting at double targets by break
ing 2Ox24. l.. w. Preston trimmed
]. NJ. Lloyd in a special match shoot
OF the afternoon by five targets.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Viscose o o o 3 o 2-il
sun ,. q 90 012 x-i9
sElliott out. failed to touch third.
Two-hase hits-Piercc. 3; Elliott, De-
venv. Riley. Q. DiCEans. stevenson,
smith Thrce-base hit-pierce. Home
run-FNiilerton Sacrifice hits-kennett.
THOMPSON. o. Stolen hases-Dcveny.
Elliott Stevenson. Digrans. Struck out
BY Pierce. o. by Thompson, - by
Riley. b Bases on balls-On Pierce. /;
of Riley. I on Bratton, 3. lit by pitch
er-Rv Pierce. W. Smith f2l by Hos
kins. Elliott Double plays-Nernon. un-
assisted. Deveny to Vernon 10 kaufer
First base on errors-Sun, B; Nlscose. 3.
Passed hall-DigEans. Time Of game
2 hours 80 minutes Jmpire-McDuiiaA
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
Cach. core
EIALE n0INTc
Total 49,.
EISME ERE

Two base hits. Gantert 2; Strebb o..
Smith, Fell, Jones. Struck out by
Bromall 8; by Grubb 8. Double play,
Five Points IL Elsmere 4. Ballks.
Bromall /. Base on balls on Bromall
s. Grubb /. Time Of game, 2i0. Um-
pire Birmingham.
Maxwell batted out Of order
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
CHICKERnNG WINS
INVITATION GOLF PLAY

q. &. Chickerins. wilmington's
crack golfer. defeated J. S. Dean.
the Princeton star. in the final
round OF the Invitation golf tourney
az the Wilmington Country Club.
saturday, and 1.
Chickering brought Wilmington
10 the front when he eliminated
Lucien Walker. captain OF the Co
lumbia University links team. in the
semi-fnal round and 1. Walker
had been picked to beat the local
wielder. but the tables were turned,
and Chickering earned his way to
play in the final frame. Dean won
his way TO play the finals by defeat
ing Newton. OF Whitemarsh.
Chickerine played a clever game
throughout. and had things his own
way on the home stretch. due to his
excellent shots and some very bad
breaks" experienced by Dean.
Dean was a little wild, missing
several approach shots and knock
ing the ball out OF bounds on three
occasions-once at the sixteenth
hole and twice at the seventeenth.
After his second unfortunate shot al
the seventeenth hole. he conceded
the match TO the Delaware golfer
who worked with ease at all time'
and pressed his opponent TO the
limit.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
OTHER SATURDAY
BASEBALL

DUPONT Sales 2; DUPONT Account
ing / (Girls).
Bellefonte s; Merwick 5.
Milford Z: Dover 8.
Yorklyn z: Delaware Bronze 3.
Defiance Travellers 10; Hockessin
5.
Liberty II. Cedars A. c. s.
Goodman -; odessa 2.
Plummer's All-Stars 10; st. Anne's
/.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
BIG LEAGUE RECORDS
FOR THE LAST WEEK

The weeks record In each league of
games played. won and lost, with runs
hits, errors. men left on bases and ruus
scored by opponents, including games OF
last Saturday. is as follows
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

Keystone forfeited TO Brownson BY
their non-appearance. Umpire Long
awarded the game 2 TO 0 TO Brown
son when the Eastsiders did not ap-
pear.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

Two base hits. Scott, Gilbert. Koltsoh
2. Retunr. Home run, McShane. Struck
out by Hanson Q; by Hall /. by Lynch
/. Double plays. Gilbert to McShane
10 Koltsch. Left on bases. Ninth Ward
8. Eleventh Ward g. stolen bases Lux.
Gilbert 2. Koitsch Q RcttnE. Sabotta.
McShanc. Sacrifice hit. Hanson. Base
on balls by Hanson 3. by Hall 4 BY
Lynch a. Wild pitches Hanson ?. Lynch
/. Time OF game, lis. Umpire Nc
Connen
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
Week s Baseball
TiOiHght Games
MONDAY


Grace ". Brandy,Vinc, Twenty.
ninth and Market, 8 p. NJ.
Wilmington Giants vs.. Whining
ton Tigers, Harlan Field. 9 y N.
Turkey Stars W.. Roscbuos. Mil.
tary Grounds. 6 p. IA.
Rhoads vs.. Pennsy, Pennsy Field,
p. N.
81. Paurs independents W.. Park.
side Travellers, klrkwood Park,
TUESDAY.
Liberty vs.. Phoenix. Seventeenth
and Spruce, 8 p. N.
Highland An.stars vs.. Seventh
Ward, Rockford. p, N. -,
Bcilcfontc vs.. National Anillnes
Ciaymont, 5.45 p. NJ.
Goodman W. Lutheran All. Stars,
Baynard Field. 6.i5 p. NJ.
Inter. Church League.
Haven W. Union, klrkwood Park,
p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY.
Hines Business College ". East
lake independents. Twenty y-ninth
Highland, CITY League, We Sew
enth Ward. Rockford. 6 p. N.
krebs vs.. South Side. Eden, Penn
sy Field. 9 p. N.
Newspaper League.
Journal W. Bankers, Eden Park.
Umpire. oerhauser.
Elks W. News, Harlan Field. Or-
plre. Hastings.
Star vs Rhosds. Rockford Tower.
Umpire. Cunningham.
Kiwanls W.. Alec, Second and
dnponf llmplrr Wlufruu.
THURSDAY.
Eastlake Independents vs.. Liberty,
Seventeenth and Spruce, 8 p. N.
Eastiake. City League, vs.. Van.
dever AL stars, Twenty ninth and
Market, 8 p. NJ.
Senior Church League. P, NJ.
BrandysNlne vs.. Westminster,
Mount salem vs.. Grace. 5aynsro.
Second Baptist Va. ST. Raurs.
Baynard. No. 2.
Old swedss vs.. cookman. Rock
ford, No. I.
Junior Church League. p. N.
Grace vs.. 81. Pauis, Baynard,
Union v.. Second Baptist, Bay
Westminster vs.. cookman, Rock
ford. No. 2.
West vs.. First Central eaynard,
No. 3.
FRIDAY.
St. Paurs independents. az Dover.
Inter. Church League.
Haven vs.. Bethel, ~ cary
Grounds, 8 p. N.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

Firsi iirsi'S central nj i' .... '... oeSg4sSiG-iss
Hits or Anderson 10. Sayers 4 none
out. Dcnn 5. Spina 70. Earned runs
Trinity 10, First Central s. Two base
hts Moore, spina. Three base hits
Struck out Anderson IS. Snlna g. Left
on bases First Central ~. Trinity NJ f.
.. Stolen bases Moore, Bryan. Hannum
Latcham I. Sacrifice hits Clopoin l.
Hit by pitched blal By Anderson. Reason
and Latcham /. Base on balls Ander-
son 3. Number OF innings pitched by
Anderson .. Donn .. Spina s. Time Of
game 2.1O. Umpire Gibbons and Ward.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

National League.
Philadelphia, 6; Cincinnati. 2.
New York, .; Chicago. /.
St. Louis, 5 Boston, 4.
Brooklyn-Pittsburg - not sohed-
uled.
American League.
Cleveland. 8; Detroit. 7.
Chicago, s; New York. 4.
St. Louis, 2; Washington. 1 GO
innings).
Athletics -Boston-not scheduled
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
FInal scores
EhickarInr.

Dean conceded match after driv-
ing out OF bounds.
In the finals Of the second i6 Hub
defeated Newton 3 and 2.
Armstrong defeated Barr and 5
in the finals OF third i6.
Coppage defeated Mahony and
in the fourth is.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
Total

Two base hits. kcrns. Slaughter
Wright Struck out by Willeya ID. by
August s: hy Episcopo 4 Double plays
Macel to Samson Left on bases. Eden
II. Ncirhborhood T. stolen bases
Cctzcnherr o. Wright. Gallagher, VII.
leys Base on halls on Wlncys o. on
August or lspiscopo g. Wild pitches
Episcopo 9. Time Of game, hours
Umpire Hamilton.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
Elrc Pnlnts. z. I1Ismerr. 3

Five Points defeated Elsmere by
the score Of 7 TO at the Elsmere
grounds. Pyle, Gantert, Strebb and
Smith led in the hitting with 3 hits
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
DELAWARE CITY
Total ....
A-NAN

Stanton ....... / 0100 90 Ill
Del City ..... 900 14004 81 o DO
Struck out by Foster 10. by Maxwell
.. by Spicer Hit by pitched ball.
Bunting Base on balls on Foster 8;
on Spicer l. Umpire Reeder.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

Hits of Comfy 1 .. Goodwin 2. Two base
hits Darrell. Moore. Thompson. Thrc .
base hits Carter Thompson. Home runs
Goodwin. Heron. Rutlcdre. Struck out
hy Goodwin N. Comfy 4. Stolen bases
TAYLOR 3. Wright. Moore. sutton 2.
Sacrifice hits Strlth, Thompson, Houck.
hit By pitched ball Comfy I. Base on
balls Comfy /. Goodwin s. Wild pitches
Comfy /. Umpire Thompson.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
TODAY's sCEDULE.

TODAY'S SCEDULE.
National League.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Chicago az st. Louis.
Other teams not scheduled.
American Beague.
Washington at Philadelphia (two
games.).
New York at Boston.
Other games not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

Use the Want Ads to locate lost
articles and to exchange household
goods to advantage
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

Three base hits. Nayior Struck out
by Nitchic 5. by Clark o; by Kerrigan
Double plays. NOVEL; to Cole to
Wolfe Quinn TO Forrest. Smith 10 Cole
10 Wolfe. Stolen bases. parkside 5.
Defiance /. Sacrifice hits. A. Gillespie
Base on balls on Nitchio g. of Clark
3; OF kerrigan A. Passed balls. NOVEL;
]; TAYLOR g Time OF game, 22o. Um-
pire Duncan.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

Real estate firms will find the
Want Ads largely read and patron
lied this week.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

Trinity had easy going defeating
First Central 13 to s. Hall. Moore,
and Richards featured al the bat for
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Evening journal., 1921-06-20

Ninth Ward, 21; Eleventh Ward o.
In seven inning game. Ninth
Ward scored showed under Eleventh
Ward to the tune OF 21 TO o. -Four
OF the Ninth ward men accounted
for 1--WE two-base hits. Score:
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

The Want Ads win sell summer
year.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20

Hines Business College vs. East
lake independents, Twenty ninth
and Market, Q p. ~.
Highland, City League, We Sew
enth Ward, Rockford. 6 p. NJ.
krebs vs.. South Side Eden, Penn
~ Field. 9 p. N.
Evening journal., 1921-06-20
WEDNESDAY.

Inter. Church League.
Haven vs.. Union, kirkwood Park.
6 P NJ.