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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
PREPARING FOR BIG
Swimming CAMPAIGN
Red Cross and Y. ~ 9. A Plan
10 Teach Thousands
70 SWIM.

Captain Fred stills ead -he
lantic rnast district ~ -he I,n@ ros
who viii work ne rwlu.mlnF ar
raign rs - Conducted surtnr -he u
1er u1r a-rr1ve rs this rf-y next
and Will lave /. Funrial nurus
instructors f-r the ew1r1ulfrr rtarnrn
~ held This urunuer ~ .ver fne ~
Persons desiring r. AXE ne oar
arc urged - send their sFne
Red cross. srl delaware lvenur
the T. Il O. A
Tho 1ampaiarn fe-=avtnF -ar
pair1 and an tort a--. lndc
teach every rupu ~ TNtm ~
schools over .2 Fears - lEe vhc
rot swim ~ .reaenI. ~. 4e atallau
FOOLS II the clty are sea
Instruction c0uraea. -ater 5 tne car
palgn ~ organ lzl4tinns a- tfV
te asked ~ Isl hsE ltw era utlo
.ot -wlrn r4 these -.a glua
u me volunteer INSTRUCTOR
~pes .al request -1a4e 81 tn~CFni
tors o enroll E ne Nurl
slred ave ADolt lsruct0
vorsIng wnen The aznlalsa gstz fus
full speed during ne sgmma~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

Wesley A. A. Independents VS..
Liberty A. O., Second and du Pont
grounds. y. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
DELAWARE CITY IS
STRONG THIS SEASON
Fishtown Boys Expect to Have
Fastest Team in Years in
Suburban League.
Special Correspondence o. Every nvenl

Speciai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware city. April 22.--Iocai fan
dom is enthuscd over the prospects Of
the Delaware city team winning the
penuant race In the Suburban League
race.
The fine form the team displayed In
trimming tho fast I3lsrnere team last
Saturday in their own back garden has
eliminated any doubts iocal fandom may
have hartorcd regarding tho teams
ability
That tho boys can use their hats was
demonstrated in Saturdays game. when
they hammered the star pitcher OF the
E.lsmerc team for IA safe blows
Dcfensivcly the team ranks among
the best IN tho state. Tho catching de-
partmcnt. which was the weak Link IN
the lineup. has bcon bolstercd up by
the addition Of Doc" Pugh. who is con
aidered to bc one Of the leading catchers
OF Wilmington
q. Holiday In covering his old posi-
ton nj first base and expects to add ncw
laurcls to his crown this season. Hoiii-
day IL considered ono Of the leading first
sackcrs Ia the state
+. Nefr works on second base. which
position he covered exceptionally wel
last year. az well rs pclting the old
pill hard and timely.
II. Holiday is again playing short
stop and holds down his position nicely
as well as being an exceptionally hard
hitter lie lead the team in extra base
hits last season.
Jordan is covering the hot corner rs
well as being as fast player as II.
team affords IIe hammers the bal
hard and can hit in pinchcs.
White and Rhein are taking care OF
left field Both are fast and hard hit
ters Cook and Gardiner are taking
care of center field while right field IS .
toss up between Bollinger. Reybold and
Patterson
The pitching staff looks 10 be the best
Delaware City has ever produced. III
are in fine condition and ready Tor
action.
Hop" Geohegan. a product OF Della
ware College. viii probably pitch the
majority Of the games as he is consider
cd 10 be one Of the best pitchers in the
state.
Spicer, who pitched winning ball for
st. Georges last year. is expected to
pitch good hall for the locals this sea
son.
Jordan who twirled good bah for Fort
du pont last year is in excellent condi.
tion and expects to have successful
year.
Neff is an excellent twirler but vii
probably not pitch many games as he Is
too valuable a man on second base
With this pitching staff 10 uphold tn,
team, Delaware City VIII prove 10 be d
strong contender for the peunant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
ALL-W|LN|NGTON
IN BIG MEETING
President Melia Announces Um-
pires for Tomorrow's Games;
Many New Players Signed.

An important business meeting of the
All Wilmington League was held last
night Manager Charles Givens an
nounccd that he had signed four new
men. II. Ferguson. James McMann, w.
E Reese and w. Swilson. who are
eligible for the game at Harlan Field
with Defiance.
Manager Wintrup of Pnrkside turned
in Mike" Underwood's contract and 1t
is likely that the University of Della
ware star and former Parksider will
work against South Side Eden tomor-
row. sol Slaughter. "A first-ciass frst
sacker and good batter. was signed by
Manager Grant, of the Eden team.
Slaughter played with Silvcrbrook last
year and will be n valuable man on the
Grant team.
Edward Boyle, an outficlder, VIII work
with Brownson tomorrow and Is the
latest addition To Babe" Flmn's team,
which is to he given serious considera-
tion after the l3-inning game with
Parksido last week.
President Melia. who presided over
the meeting last night, dCtniled the fol
lowing umpires TO work in tomorrow $
games:
NciEhborhood VS. Brownson. Gun
ningham.
South Side Eden vs.. Parltside, Nc
IauEhlin.
Defiance VS.. Eleventh Ward. An
drcws
keystone VS.. Ninth Ward. Duncan.
All eight managers were present at
the meeting. while the officers in at
tendance were President AIclia. Treas
urcr Nicholas Govatos and Secretary
Tommy Naylor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
DEFIANCE HOLDS BIG
SOCIAL CELEBRATION
James r. Mclaughlin and Coun-
Gilman NulVena Make Rd-
dresses; Plenty of Music.

- dance Athletic
h.d rs The WeccaCoe Fire
.Ft attracted over
t....a ..os. l.u tG. vicinity
ard la.h~,n streets An
,4t tl AVID musical program,
..tl dat. uL WIS offered by
III m,it ,ummlttce
In a. l-luEhlin made the open
.uE adr.ss ut tho evening. As rresi-
attt Fl. fh. assOplation Another prorni-
faut SIS. krr was Councilman John
AIuN .a who told of the good work be
lle aa' he'd hv the association.
Arrne the numbers on the pro
rfsr v,,ra solos by LEROY TAYLOR.
I,nr SatVan. t;corse parsett How
.u. p..chcrry. John Collins. Joseph
9I.e44R, and Master andrew Mo
dse, ~ Nj ~, md John
.ts bulA ana WINS dane ~
l.r,. Rash recitation rs James
>er. -oIo bx James McaIccr and
str.ne l.4slo Ny 81 IedVlC s Trio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
rARPENTfRR no TRAIN
At LONG ISLAND RESORT

Paris, April 22.-Georgeg Car
pentier, tho European champion.
who is 20 start shortly for the
United States 20 night Jack Dornp-
sey for tho worlds heavyweight
pugiIigtic championship, will have
his training quarters at Long
Bench. T.. T.. instead of NJ Summit.
~. J.. Carpenter expects II 10 be
much cooler at the seashore than
in the Orange Mountains during
June. ffe also has wired Joe
Jeanette, asking Jeanette n act
as his chief sparfing partner and
adviser.
Carpenter enid today that no
matter who wins the champion
ship title in Jergey city. he did
not think the bout would last
more than four rounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
MARHEFkA IN HARRISBURG.
Former Tri-State Star Joins Franklin
Club in Pennsylt anla Capitol.

According 70 the Harrisburg Even
ing News, Tony Mavhcfka has Joined
the Franklin Club baseball squad at
that place. i report a few days ago was
to the effect that Marhcfka had boon
bought byNthc Phillies from the Wash
incton Senators
Tony Marhefka. who, II is rcmem-
hered. once covorted for Wilmington
in the Trl-State League has uu,u
recently been a member 81 the Washing
ton American League club. Tony did
not land a regular position with the
Senators tins season. although he made
a grand bid for the place, and rather
than sit on the bench for half the sea
son he decided 20 set IN some active
work
Marhefka il is expected viii plav
II shortstop. He viii IT least iii that
position IL the opening game on Fri
day when the Franklin Club VIII line
up against The Harrisburg Motive
I'ower combination. lie stun is the go
cet-'em' fielder that he used 10 be. and
also knows how 10 handle the bat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
BL00MER GIRLS WIN.
Sis" Smith Pitches Great Game
and Stands Opponents on
Their Heads.

The Parkside Bloomer Girls defeated
Parkside Juniors. 1873, in a game at
Kirkwood Park yesterday afternoon.
Sis" Smith pitched a fine game for the
girls team and famed eleven. She vas
ably supported by Mary Shaud, while
Frances Brady and Jim Smith were the
battery mates for the Juniors. Brady
was knocked from the box by the girls
team.
The girls lineup was as follows. NJ
Shaud, catcher: S. Smith. p; D. Ne
Closky. first base; NJ. I.ovin. second
base; n. Gooding. third base; NJ Dale.
shortstop, NJ. Dale {. Lyons and 9
Shaud in the outfield
Any girls team wishing games are
asked to cali 1422-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
SILYERBROOK ACADEMY


The Academy viii play Fairview at
sixth and Cleveland. Saturday after
noon. Besides the regular lineup and
players who have been coming out.
Manager Ed" Harting would like
Uheman. Colburn. Jones. Eglinton,
Darraugh. Simpson and several other
players who have not been out this
season to report
The team is showing some good form
in their practice and by strengthening
4 few positions with some Of the more
experienced players. the team viii look
forward to a good season. Tho Acad-
eny has some open dates and would
like TO hear from some OF the teams
around the city. Address Ed Harting.
4n7 ShipleY street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
oLEN HACKETT REPLIES.

Oien Ilacket' informed the Sporting
Editor ~ EV ry Evening today that if
Dan Dd.H. tE, boxer, being managed bv
Ralph Raymond is local lad and will
make l0o pounds ringside and post
forfeit for his appearance. that he will
match Mickey Morris against him. win
uer take ai IAe bout viii be- held at
some point outs.d f.e state as rize
nights are rot permitted in this State.
Raymond recently came out with q
def to Morris and Ha.kett mas taken
him up on the bout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
SMYRNA HIGH IN
FOURTH STRAIGHT
Milford Team Bows to superior
Pitching; Winners After the
Scholastic Title.
smyrna High


su,rna. April s2.-Smyrna High
school made II four straight. 10y again
yynlloping the Milford High nine on the
local diamond yesterday afternoon, II
tn 4 The game as a whole was loosely
pinNcd. hut with the exception OF the
third aud eighth innings. was interest
tnr Pryor. tho lIghlcts' star pitcher,
tanned nine Milford hatters. Milford
used TWO plt, hers iu "a vain effort to
etop the locals avalanche Of runs. hut
both were hammered all over the field
for a total ot - hits.
Tho lo,u hieh school team Is now
hooked upuu as m, most likely asplrants
Tor tn, scholastic championship of Kent
county Nufatd High has been defeated
twice. and the Dover and Harrington
High teams have been beaten. There re
mains but TWO other teams in the race
Potion IIrh school aud Crsar Rod
ncY llich $ huul 10 Is pointed out mat
the u.uo from the Wesley Collcgiate
Institute does not figure IN the high
=, hool championship raoe The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
LORRAINE A. A. WINS GAME.

Tie Lorraine a. a. defeated The VII
mington Giants yesterday afternoon, 1T
Second and du Pont streets, 1l-8 Elm"
Brand featured at the bat with three
hits Tobin's classy playing in the
center garden was one Of the high lights
Of the game.
Score by Innings.
Lorraine .... . 5 o 0 0 4 Oil
VII. Giants ..--..... Q 0 0 O.
Empires. Fashion and Brown. Time
Of game, l hour 30 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
EASTLAKE MEMBERS PRACTICE.

The Eastlake Trapshooting Associa-
ton viii hold a practice shoot tomorrow
afternOon. AS a number Of the club
tacmbers are going 10 attend the regis
tered shoot at Delaware City, no prizes
san be awarded, but the traps VIII be
open for practice TO all those who wish
10 attend.
Tomorrow week the club win hold it's
first spoon shoot for members. These
spoon shoots viii be held the first Sat
urday in each month hereafter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Reading Teams Play Ban.

The chief clerk ana car department Is
of the Philadelphia and Reading "a. :
way played an exciting galle Of base
bali last evening with the car depart
meut coming cut on the Ions end & E
70 score Although this is The rrs-
of a series OF games played hetWe, +
these teams, the game was enjoyed very
much by all who witnessed L. This IS s
hint Tor other departments Of me Read
ing 10 challenge the Car department.
Any such challenges VIII DC accepted
Immediately
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
ST. HEDW|G'S BOUTS
TO PLEASE THE FANS
Johnnie Horba 10 Meet joe CLARKE
Of Philadelphia N
the Nindup.

The 81 HndwlE'a a a uU riaTs ra
aooDnd snlOkor ~ tbf year Furr1
night al Md lenka Hail MARYLAND a
nue. and 8ycampre street F7vr fnrh
bouta and ar snf'ftairuent wI cau
plets The card.
Tho Windup I'm D. liow IN 49,
bet wren tyr nnahy ~ ~ IId aff
Johnnie li0rha ~ no Hi Urdrin
nho aiva ~ made nf pff thf puf
needs no .nffpductor aud frrrt ~
hie victory over Tommy lrYnan ~ -
caster. PA. EiI maF. nir turfnrar,
against FiRhflug fY. fTnrff - f9n.
delphla ehr .r..ft st HHnaF'
Fisher ~ Reading Ia arf rrer
In tho remi pfudyp tu. Hrnfrv f@
round ypurretera who ~. arF tnfrf
- NTH grnaf iDferer nv 0gh
viii exchanRe ufte f.rv HrIn
sf H"d0fgf en fa.r .rf
neut Jf ry Irr arf ~ Ihr y-f
Ffe'd ClIh vho rar 1rraye rsf.
with n nvf'rg ryr
once poforr ~ ry'rar Ca~Ia 4nd
up ~" ~ ~. Ue~f lenfr ~ ~
9tnfe
in the c'her -ouff ~ -vert
Pat'1irg Buzz, wrU
81 Jordan ~ r,r
p4rchirg bar vfr --eet --r-pts ,-a
~ IA't1e Itaf
Jhs I-tafv ~ l-rr WI rrr
gcfher tera aaeHr e-r-rI 80.
lef .r~u Thr.r tar
r~I - THO 8rhfe rf.r tf-
f '.Hvr-
H -,r t.,u tr.r
Johnson Fhr p uefr~ tnreIaf
rr.s I.r.'+rr .esther.vafvft rer.p
JeiaWare
Entrrfainrnerf uunhere uau -
nished ry Bo1r IariIsr Uada
Trio and Tar1es Er~ne rer nffrr
EFr .r~f lruf atf -r
tlrrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
DELAWARE RIVER LEAGUE.
Industrial Circuit WIN Open Season
Next Saturday With Fast Games.

The Delaware River Industrial
League organized IN the Marcus Hook
district with six clubs and viii pry
open the season tomorrow
The teams comprise Union Petrol
cum. Congolcum. sun Oil. Texas Oil,
Nlscose and National Anline
Robert Ewing. of the Texas Company,
was elected president OF the league, and
benjamin GllIetJ, secretary. The sea
son Will be divided into halves. the first
ending June q, and the last half. Sep
tember ?
4 committee has been appointed to
arrange the schedule and other de-
,,dls Tor the opening OF the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
FRANKLIN A. A. WINS
OVER L|NWOOD TEAM
Emery Features at Bat While
ShuIer Plays Great Game
i'm Outfield.

Tho Franklin a. n. team won It's
third game Of the season by defeating
Linwood. 1t-4. at Clnymont yesterday.
Chick" Emery made three hits, making
n total of eight for the gcaaon.
"Al" shuler made two sensational
catches in loft field. and Hickey. assist
ing Smith. made good catch. The
,spore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Gnnrd PLAYER. q Practice.

The National Guard Of Delaware
has, ball team Is ready for its game to-
morrow with Edgcmoor at Eighteenth
and Van Burcn streets. Coach George
Winters has called practice for this
sfterruon at az Eighteenth ana Van
Eureu and an players are requested tp
b, "a hand The Guard players viii
saeet al The Armory tomorrow al 1.30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
du Pont GoIfers . PractIce.

du POnt Club golfers will have prac-
tice try-outs at the du Pont Country
Club grounds tomorrow afternoon. when
the first ten men will be selected to
represent the club golf team. The first
scheduled contest viii take place Satur-
day. April 30. when the du POnt Country
club team viii play the team from the
dye works across the river.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
eRabev Ruth stun swats 'Em.

Babe" Ruth continued his great
batting yesterday. when he again bat
ted goo for the day with four hits out
of four trips 10 the plate, lie batted
our his third home run of the season.
In addition to making two doubles and
single.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
HARTLY IN THILADELPHIA.
Player In Famous Contest Played in
Quaker City, on Police Force.

Chick" 1Iartly, who pitched in the
famous ball game III 1892 between the
Brandy1ylne team OF West Chester and
the Wilmington A. a. team. played IN
Philadelphia, IS now lieutenant Of police
IN Philadelphia.
Hartly started his baseball career IN
902 with Atlantic city, after which he
played with Jess Frysinger's famous
team in this city. lie then joined the
Harrisburg team and later played with
The Philadelphia Athletics,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
CHURCH ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
yoLLEY BALL LEAGUE.
second Parkslde Dance Tonight.

Joe Dale.s Melody Roys win furnish
the music tonight at the second of a
series of dances under the auspices Of
the Parksid Athletic Association. III
the new $4,000 club house, Eleventh and
Rennett streets The dance last Friday
evening was a decided success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
McGonIgIe Recovering Ranldl,.

Baby" McGonigle. the star pitcher
Of the Lorraine a. A. independents.
l919-1920 champions. who has been laid
up with a broken foot for some months.
is rapidly recovering and expects to
be able to play in few weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
snnthsIde.Eden vs.. Parkside

The Southside- Eden fresh from their
victory over the Eleventh ward team
will lineup against Parkside Of the All
Wilmington League at the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad diamond, Fourth and Church
streets at 31o tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
RH0ADBS VS.. AICO.
Some Ban Game Scheduled For To-
morrow Afternoon.

mOTrOW AIteFnOOn.
J. Z. Rhoades and Sons baseball team
win meet AIco, of the Newspaper
League, tomorrow afternoon at Eleventh
and Union streets. The Rhoades team
has been trying for over a week to
secure a berth in the Newspaper
League and it is possible that with an
other team secured that the league
may be made into an eight-club circuit.
The list of players with the team: w.
Nelson. A wilkins. j. Crockett. +.
Crockett. r James. X. Ellwood. r..
Cobourn. Q. Thomas. George Davis and
w. MacAllister, manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
National League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
American Iearne

American League.
NeW York. g Athiettes
Boston Washington. 0.
Cleveland 3: ST Louis g
Chicago. s; Detroit, 3.
atiOnal League.
Phiadol rhla, 3. %ew Yprs, 8.
I'itt-ture. S Cincinnati,
brooklyn. 4; Boston .
81 IOuls-C Chicago rain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Retts PLAYED in Chants, Game.

Belts, the MiIlsboro product, pitohed
two innings OF the game between the
Phillies and Giants. in which the Phila-
deiphians won yesterday He allowed
one hit in the two innings. and never
vas in danger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
aldrep win Two canes.

The Wilmington lnior- 'or. oited
me FaTN-l1e Nt.ug .s es.teltlas all
lldE-ts ater del e-iteu a. q am,
n ossi5 f.ase,L Auac.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
GAmTs TODAY AND TOMORROW.
National League.

National League.
Boston a. brooklyn
Philadelphia Al New Yor
Chicago ~ st. Louis
Cincinnati az PIttsbutg
American League.
New York at Philadelphia
St Louis at Cleveland
Detroit at Chicago
Washington al Boston
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
soPHOmoREs TRIM FRESHMEN.

New Castle. April 22.-The Sopho-
more class OF the high school, yester-
day defeated the Freshman baseball
team. at The batteries We're
Strimpke and AIegginson. sophomore.
Walls, King and Tobin Freshmen.
Score BY Innings.
Sophonore $500. % % 1 0 0-5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
SATURDAY SPORT.
Suburban League.


Elsmere AT Marshallton. UNI
pire, Birmingham.
Stanton at krebs, umpire
Jamison.
Five Points at Delaware C9ty.
umpire, Gerhauser.
City League
Highland VS.. Huber.
St. Hedwig VS.. Eastlake.
HiIlcrest VS.. Fourth Ward
n. c. D. vs.. Edge Moor.
All Wilmington League.
Neighborhood vs.. Brownson at
Second and du Pont streets
Parkside VS.. South Side-Eden
at the Pennsylvania Railroad
grounds.
Eleventh Ward vs.. Defiance at
Harlan Field.
Ninth Ward VS.. keystone at
Ninth Ward.
Rife Shoot.
Diamond state Rifle ana Pistol
Club shoot at shellpot
TTapshOoting.
Registered tournament al Della
ware City.
Independent Baseball.
Wesley A. A. Independents VS..
Liberty a. o., Second and du Pont
grounds. j. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
FRANK BAKER DECLARED
ELIGIBLE BA lands

Chicago. Aprn 22.-Judge Kenesaw
II. Lands, supreme comm lssloner Of
baseball, yesterday announced MS de-
eision on the status Of Frank Baker Of
tht. New YORK Yankees. declaring him
eligible 70 play ia organized baseball
Baker had beea on the ineligible list
pending investigation Of MS activities
last year while on the voluntary retired
.ist Of the Yankees. The player retired
from baseoaI. following the death OF his
wife, and later played with seTni-pro
cub near MS home. The only charge
against Baker was that. while a member
Of th, SEM l-pro CLUB. he had competed
against players who had been suspended
from organized baseball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
OBJECTION NINE WINS.
Inter Department League Opens at
du POnt Country Ciub.

The Production team won tn first
game Of the Inter Department LEAGUE
ol the du Pout Country Club Yesterday
afternoon when they defeated EugI-
neering, 4-3.
The game was featured by steady
hurting on The part OF both GroSsman
and Riley, the former having the edge
by one hat while EIey's work was mar
red by loose fielding.
Score by Innings.
Production 49,. % s
Engineering j.. 0-3 9
Batteries -Grossman and Joe Kenne-
her: Riley and O'Neill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Parkside to Practice Tonight.

Manager sos Wintrup has called
his Parksiders to practice this evening
at $50 at the Kirkwood Park diamond.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

Philadelphia. April 22-F'rank Baker
will not be seen in the New York
American League team lineup for the
present. at any rate Miller Huggins.
manager OF the club announced last
night.
Baker is mighty handy man to
have about the club" said Huggins.
but 1 am planning to make no changes
in the lineup of the team Al present, or
course there IS no telling what changes
may seem advisable in the future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Summers to Visit Chester; Ruth Gets Another One

KEYSTONE +. G. SMOKER
BOUTS AT PYTHIAN CASTLE
Windup.
Joe Martin vs.. X. O. Brommen-
Semi Windup.
Jimmy Ireland VS.. Cliff Bfddle-
Main Preliminary.
George Morrow VS.. Kid Valger.
Third Bout
Pete DeVine VS.. Mike Deviin.
Second Bout-
Johnny Smith VS.. Al An
dcrson.
Opening Bout
Danny Kramer VS.. Johnny
Baker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
AN wilmington League.
Rife Shoot.
TranshnntIng.

Diamond State Rifle and Pistol
Club shoot at GShellpot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Independent Baseball.

Registered tournament at Della
ware City.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-17
j COME ssIONs OF a
POPULAR NOV S STAR

in the stufry dining room Of tho
country hotel, ColerIdGe and I
wandered off for a walk.
We talked shop and enjoyed
the conversation. Coleridge is 4
English actor. long in the movies,
Knowing what did OF his home
and his wife, was amazed to hear
the man. who is twenty years Older
than !, take me into his conf
dence.
His wife was completely absorb
ed in her children, he complained.
thought that perfectly lovely,
and said so. thinking. Coleridga
would like to hear tie little woman
praised. Instead. he sighed deep.
~ and shook his head sadly. He
helped me across stony foot.
path to a nearer and better view
Of the silver threads of water
which seemed TO hang before US
rather than to fall.
After We we're seated I'll fallen
tfee trunk, he forgot TO take his
hand from mine. wondered why
he was so absent minded. had to