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Evening journal., 1921-05-14
ST. PETERS A. A. AFTER GAMES

The fast ST. Peters A. A. colored
team has again organized. Man
sger sstterfeld wants games with
any 1e to-21 year old team in the
city. St. Peters is composed Of
some Of the best colored athletes in
wilmington and Manager Satter-
field expects a successful season. He
would like to arrange a game with
Avondale. Address challenges to
manager Ellis satterheld, $40 Grant
avenue. city.
The following players will play
with 81. Peters; Ellis. c.; Stokes.
D.: Leslie. S.; Ewing. h.; Williams.
Oh; Patterson, 3b.; Gilbert. H.;
Abram, cf.; jenkins, RI. on the
sub list are. Black and jenkins.
Satterfeld has secured the services
OF stokes, one OF the cleverest young
colored right hand twirlers in the
city. He already has won two
games. Ellis, one OF Wilmington
best colored receivers will do duty
behind the plate.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

Bill Carney or the Keystone Field /
club and Joe Belmont OF South I
Philly "wound-up" the weekly smok- |
or OF the Keystone Field Club at
Pythian Castle Last night in regular
windup style Although Carney shad-
cd Belmont the latter must be given
credit for the wonderful fight ne
put against his opponent who had
him eight pounds in weight.
Both boys went az a terrific pace
throughout and Carneys win was by
slight margin In the judgment OF
most OF the fans present
Mickey Morris gave indications OF
the development OF his punch when
he scored the most sensational
knockout ever seen al the pythian
OF perhaps In any other local ring.
Morris connected a hard right hand
swing with Battling Cans jaw and
the Phnly battler was counted out
cold after only one minute and ten
seconds OF fighting. Gan had to be-
. carried from the ring.
Two Jlmmies ireland Of the Key
stone Field club and Decker o
% Philadelphia. battled out six fast an'
! cieverly fought stanzas. Ireland hal
: the better Of the invader I'm ever,
round but Decker kept coming bacl
strong and made the local lad hgh
TO win.
. In an extra bout. Kid johnson
was awarded the popular decision
over Freddie Brank OF Little Italy
. II was a give and take affair with
Johnson leading all the way. The
boys provided a fine exhibition of
the manly art
Johnny Bell OF Philadelphia was
forced TO take n high dive at the
hands Of Johnny Traub Of Chester ir
, the second round. Trauh handed
, out a neat lacing while his oppon
ent lasted.
"Bucko" McGinnis scored th'
. third knockout Of the evening whei
p ne sent Willie Kline OF Philadelphia
to the land OF dreams az the cni
OF the third round McGinnis deliv
a cred a right hand jolt Just as IN
j.. bell was about TO ring ending IN
stanza and Kline kissed the canvai
The gong sounded at the count OF sd
- and the Phnadelnhian was assiste
s. 10 his corner by his handlers. n
e was unable to go on with the boz
when the tap came for the start
the fourth.
i- Al Cross and Joe Wendt w
Keystone boys. provided a thrillir
! curtain raiser that went five frame
The battlers hit each other with e'
erything but the water bucket an
II that is taken out OF the ring at tf
\ end OF each round. They sought a'
tion and found 81. Cross force
Wendt to quit at the end OF the hfu
fs Bearcat Virgins in a speed
w wrestling bout took two straigf
NJ falls from Spike Hayden. the first
is tbree minutes and second IN fou
st minutes and As seconds.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
st. Peters A. A.
Hot Shots
BY OH GEE

We're of to win sure now, fellows,
with Stokes on the mound and Ellis
behind the plate. Some pair
Babe" Stokes says Ellis can strike
out any heavy hitter in town barring
none.
Come one. come all,
The harder they come,
The harder they fall
All snverbrook agrees with him
there.
Willie Patterson. the snappy little
first baseman has shifted his posi-
tion to third base so that when FOUL
are popped over that way --'
williams on second has been do
ing fine work on the bag as we'll a
clouting a few home runs.
Ewing. known in local sportini
circles as shorty" Ewing. has siEnet
up with the Silverbrookers. Man
arer Ellis sure Is proud Of the wa,
he handles his bat.-"Looks Good
En-,
We have to mention Leslie a.
short with considerable praise as h
has been doing good work. keeI
10 up. Les" old top.
Gilbert In left field has not missed
a hy either In practice or gamei
since the season began. We dom
think he can be beat In fielding.
We almost forgot Ably" and Clar
ence Jenkins the husky center anC
right fielders who have won fam'
for themselves. both in the pasture
and with the bat.
Everybody out for the games an,
practice every night next week. w
sure will be busy.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY THE OLD GUARD

A little treat given last night to
the grub destroyers resulted in some
sickness. No doubt Barnes Johnson
and ireland will lay OF cream puns
for awhile.
Mike Lardner made his appear
ance at the club rooms last night af-
ter an absence Of two weeks. Won't
your girl let you out any more, Mixer
The Castle looked awful strange
last night without J. Tenysle's SER
vice. What's the matter Jim?
account OF wet weather Paul
Kemske could not wear his derby
Thursday night. Hard luck, Paul
Berl Long sure is making things
shine around the club rooms since
taking his new position. Alta boy
Berll
Kid Johnson says you don't know
what It means to be in love. What
is love. johnson? Two things after
each other. You tell EN-, Kid.
o. Hackett and Parson Mari have
taken the pledge for thirty days. The
boys sure are getting good.
! Harold Davis. the boy from down
yer, is training to be box fighter.
Leach. say, Bones ! was born
with a pair OF dice in my hands"
Hackett: yes, Niger, II you don't
hurry up and shake them dice. yer
gona die with pair in your hands '
! Bat Barnes didn't stay very Ions
after that little luncheon Thursday
night. What was the matter Bat
sea sick?
] Mike Lardner, the garlic cham
I pion of-Brandywine, has challenged
I Phil Sylvester. the champion Of little
\ Italy, to a garlic contest at O'Clock
I this afternoon at the Spaghett
House. Parson Marl will be judge
OF the affair.
Kludus Hays made his debu'
Thursday night as it was rain,
I night.
y Joe O'Rourke has also become
member Of the give Me Club
\ ollie Higgins Is getting very popu
I lar with the ladies since joining the
I Get A Wife Club" ollie has the
ladies' from all over the country writ
ling TO him. Better go easy, ollie.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
ArLAs PoWpER PUFFs

Manager Hanly. Of Richards, was
i'm tears again. but this time they
were tears OF joy. His team won.
Pitcher Straughn, Of Richards.
showed lots OF stuff. Only four clean
hits we're made Off his delivery.
smith has the earmarks OF a good
pitcher. but he sure was wild yes
terday.
Jack Greenhaugh's first base play
ing was OF big league team character.
George Horn clouted them to all
corners OF the ball yard.
Richards rooters are banking OF
their team to beat Exploders OF
Wednesday. the 18th.
Doc Reese, Zapon manager. wa
on the sideline in tears. Sorry, Doc
Were you sick?
Slugger Booker. Zapon's fast sec
ond baseman, needs a basket 70 &c
them in.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
bal" Started
Dempsey

Max Balthasar. who is cover
ing the Dempsey-Carpentier
fight for the Newspaper Enter
prise Association. has the credit
OF having discovered" Demp-
sey. Writing then under the
pen name OF BAL" for the San
Francisco Daily News. he alone
OF all the sport writers around
San Francisco bay, predicted
great future for the present
champion. In an article writ
ten on March %. 1917. the day
following Dempsey's hght with
Al Norton In West Oakland.
Cal. he stated that even then
Dempsey was capable OF beating
the majority OF heavyweights
clamoring for recognition and
no made II possible for Dempsey
TO get matches with many OF
the better boys In the heavy
weight division.
Two years later Dempsey was
champion OF the world and was
being acclaimed the greatest
heavyweight OF all ,time.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
TOMMY WORKS SEVEN DAYS

Tommy AuCust's Fourth Ward
cam Of the City League will jaunt
lp 10 Nsamans tomorrow afternoon
where they will engage the Texaco
nine Of the Delaware River Indus
trial League in a Sunday tilt. The
game will he played on Texsco's new
held on the Philadelphia Pike. about
two city squares from the trolley line
and a half square from the railroad
station. The umpire will give the
word at $40 o'clock, daylight saw
ing time.
Fourth Ward recently defeated
sun oil Of the Industrial circuit and
hopes TO repeat against their league
confederates. Texaco has gathered
a strong combination and a fast ex-
hibition OF the national recreation
should result.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
Watching the
Scoreb0ard

Yesterdays heroes - Twomblcy
and Grimes. Both hit home runs
in the ninth inning. giving the Cubs
a 4 TO victory over the Phils.
Babe Ruth tripled with the bases
full giving the Yanks a big help In
beating the Tigers 6 TO a.
Earl Smiths home run with RapR
on put the game on ice, the Giants
beating the Cards s TO 1 In a game
stopped in the sixth inning by rain
The Browns took the series By
beating the Athletics Z to 8.
Burleigh Grimes was battered out
OF the box and the Reds won their
only game or the series with Brook
lvn by score OF TO 4.
Cleveland lost the first series or tho
year when Washington won ths
third game 4 10 2.
Bunched hits behind bases on balls
enabled the Red sox to beat the
White Sox rs TO s.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
Baseball? Well. Yes

There's more baseball in Will
mington today than there ever
was before.
The fact has been mentioned
on previous occasions we might
say several times by ourselves.
Proof hasn't been asked for,
nor Is IL necessary. but a point
was brought at the monthly
meeting OF the Park Board yes
tcrday that win throw further
enlightenment ON the subjcct.
Reports OF the executive COM
mittcc and of Park Superinten-
dent T.. II. Mack show that
THREE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY-FOUR $3.50 permits for
games have already been issued
this season. And the season
isn't n month old today.
or COURSE. a lot OF fans win
say IL has raincd, and it has, but
Il also rained last year, when
only 240 permits were issued
during the same amount OF time.
And last season wasn't such n
bad year for baseball. either.
The 354 permits do not in
ciude the many impromptu and
other games where Park Com
mission permits are not ncccs-
sary. It seems that everybody
h playing baseball I'm Whining
ton. making II more the national
pastime than Il ever was before.
Superintendent Mack and his
assistants have quite a job on
their hands In keeping teams
from conflicting with each other
but they have n smooth working
system that has rarely. II nc any
time. been found I'm fault. Every
team Is given an equal show and
reports OF the conduct and at
tendance are turned back To the
Board by the park guards.
n may not be this SEASON, but
if baseball clubs continue ON the
incrcasc-thc girls are I'm the
old game now, You lnow-as
thcl are now, more playing
fields will have to be provided.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
GSssz.t@"T u 9AY9

Jimmy Austin. veteran third base
man Of the Browns, had faded en-
tiroiy out Of Lee Fohl's picture. His
cracked arm puts him out for the
season.
Tryster and Leonard are great
horses but they fell down badly
when most was at stake in the his
toric derby.
The slogan now In sport is to
make the stadiums bigger and the
gate fee smaller.
Miss Anne Morgan made such a
success as a boxing promoter that
she's now entering the bike riding
game.
Nick Altrock is the iron man Of
laughs. He can iron laughs into
any ball game, no matter what th'
scoreboard reads.
The season is on in full blast II
Atlantic City now. Dempsey's four
lbit show makes the fans wave wild
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
Who'll Win?

JERSEY CITY, y. j., May IA.
Omitted Press s)-John Bentley.
city commissioner and veteran
ring follower:
Carpenter has good
chance to win the worlds cham
pionship but I think Dempsey
Will successfully defend his title.
The Frenchman is a smart fight
er and a wonderful boxer but /
believe he lacks the stamina and
endurance to stand up under
the rushing attack Of a strong,
hard hitting fighter like Demp-
sey."
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
LISTEN. HAYDEN SPEARS!

Working out Tor a series OF
matches during the summer months
in Coatesville and up through Penn
sylvania, Spike Hayden, claimant OF
the lightweight wrestling champion
ship of Delaware is also issuing a
defy to meet any 135-pound mailman
in the country. Hayden has always
been held in high regard for his
ability in the mat game and he
should make the country's best
hustle.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
P, B. & W. R. R. A. A.
Dots
BY THIRD RAIL

John Greasy. Mansk has a new
vocation. He has taken up mani
curing. Look out. girls. don't crowd.
Lover" Seaburg was seen the 9TH
er night with a motion picture mag
azine looking for his future wife.
At instruction the other night s.
Machines The Dancing Fool" was
asked TO take a beginner on the floor
and teach him to dance. He re-
marked: no indeed I'm a dancer and
I dance with no one who cannot
dance. sociable chap that
"Biffer" Lewis must have gotten
paid for his whitewashings for he
was seen sporting a new outfit
Another romance at the club
Mulligan is involved. on you
"E. c."
Boys talk about a ball team, tho
Fair Sex" are all O. X.
Miss Jones is some pitcher. Talk
about Smoke.
The catcher Miss Jean McLaugh-
lin, plays like a big Lacquer.
The social committee had good
meeting Wednesday evening Eel
lows. there will be all kinds OF good
times this summer.
Don't forget the outing al Lenape
Park on May 80, The girls ball
team will make its debut.
Harry "Red" Eisler is still chas-
ing rainbows.
The boys at the club would like 20
see more OF Johnny Mclaughlin.
Come on. Johnny pay us a visit be-
sides meeting nights
One OF our old friends Ed
Paynter was up TO see as the other
night. II does us good TO see these
old birds. How about some more
Of the old gang.
"Ar' Mahoney. the clubs basso, Is
I certainly full of spirit. What Il is
/ "Al"? Let us in on IT,
Steward" McNutt is a busy bo!
these days between the club tenni
courts and ball field. Keep it up
Boob.
John "Hoss" Rogers and Johi
"Smiier" Quinn are two able as
sitants to mist" lie Van, coach o
the women's ball team.
John Round House" Thoma
wants TO know why he can't do an
thing without everybody getting wis
to him. The expression on you
face. John.
1t has been whispered In the clu
that Bill "Armory" Schwamb is cor
sidered a good. .housekeeper; ask IN
Dancing Fool" or "Toots" Shutes.
There was a big noise at the clu
B last night and when the matter wa
investigated IL proved TO be onl
Lover" Seaburg's loud pink shirt
Z "Toots" Shutes and C.. Machine
have accepted positions with u
, Texaco Oil Co. rolling oil barrel
q The dance hall will miss two goC
Q matinee dancers.
: kid Namp" Barnett was heard
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
DELAWARE CLUB
ELECTS TOMORROW

Delaware A. C., Wilmington's
youngest athletic club. will throw
open its rooms for inspection sun
day afternoon. The organization is
made up Of some OF the foremost
athletes in the city. and the object
is to promote all athletics.
Several OF the clubs OF the city
have lent a helping hand in organ
izing the club. the Defiance A. A.
In particular. The members appre-
ciate this aid and hope TO be able TO
reciprocate. Quarters have been Sc
cured in the Celia building at
Fourth and King streets and the
first meeting will be held at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. All
members are requested 10 be present
as officers will be elected and other
details worked out.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
CARNEY SHADES
JOE BELMONT
Morris Knocks Out Battling
Gan in Pythian Castle
Ring
IRELAND COMES
THROUGH AGAIN
KEYSTONE FIELD CLUB
SMOKER DECISIONS

Windup
BIN Carney shaded Joe Bel
mont. Six rounds.
Semi Windup
Mickey Morris knocked out
Battling Gan In less than one
round.
Main Prclim
Jimmy ireland bcstcd Jimmy
Decker. Six rounds.
Kid johnson defeated Fred
die Brnnk. Six rounds.
Johnny Traub knocked out
Johnny Bell In the second round.
Bucko McGinnis knocked out
Willie Kline I'm the third round.
Al Cross stopped Joe Wendt
In the ffth round.
Wrestling
Bcarcnt Virgins defeated
Spike Hayden I'm two straight
falls.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
RTTz GOES no RED LION,

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. May 14.-Walter Ritz.
several years ago catcher on the
Delaware College team, will 60 TO
Red Lion near York, Pa, next week
to play on the team there. Ritz
formerly played on some fast cemi-
professional teams In the vicinity OF
Philadelphia. Several other players
fro mthis vicinity will also likely go
to Red Lion to play on that team
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
CONTINUED from Page Tenl

. Continued from Page Ten) Z
banged out "a hits in 81 attempts.
for percentage Of Az. and scored
IS runs. In the same game Ty quit
after scoring run in his last FIVE
games
Luzerne Blue Of the Tigers. main
famed a batting streak through 13
consecutive contests until Bill Bayne
applied the brakes on May 7. Dur
ing his streak Blue clouted % hits In
so tries for an average OF .440. Blue
had also tailed - runs in his last
FIVE games when the Browns stopped
him this game.
Joe Evans. OF the Indians, after
turning in the best run scoring
streak in his company this year. quit
May II, to the Senators. Evans
had tailed 10 runs in . successive
games when halted.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
Hughes Going Good

Dick Hughes, who heaved a
mean oil horsehide for Harlan,
Eleventh Ward, Lorraine and
several other teams around VIII
mington the past two seasons, is
going along at n good rate with
Hamilton, Ont, i'm the Canadian
League. Word comes that "Sir
Richard" Is rcgaining the form
of last year, which gained for
him a call from Reading i'm the
International League.
Dick made the spring training
trip with the Reading outfit and
was farmed out 90 Hamilton. In
dications point to him being re-
called by the International
League club II he continues GO
ing at the present pace.
Johnny Carlin, another boy
from around these parts, Il with
Hamilton.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
THE MoNARCHs RULED.

The fast Monarch defeated the
Newport Giants yesterday, - to 10.
Monarch Juniors would like to ar
range a game with any fast Junior
team in the city whose players are
from IA TO 16 years. Send chal-
lenges TO Clarence Dorsey. $40 Lin
coin street, city.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
BENNY KAuFF AcouIrrEp.

NEW YORK. May 14.-Benny
Kauff. suspended New York Ma
tional League outfielder. was sc-
quilted by a jury in General Ses-
sions last night on an indictment
charging him with the larceny Of
an automobile December s. 1919.
Kauff. who testified in his own
behalf, said that the machine was
purchased by one Of his employees
during his absence on baseball
rip. He denied he had stolen the
EAR. and at the time OF his arrest
displayed bill OF sale establishing
his title TO the machine.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
DELAWARE WINS AT CHESS

BY the score OF 3 20 1. the Univer-
sity OF Delaware chess team last
night defeated the Haverford team.
Sweezy Of Delaware. won from
Johnson Of Delaware. won from
Herrick OF Haverford.
McMullen OF Delaware, was de-
feated by Weatherby OF Haverford.
Broughan Of. Delaware. won from
Henderson OF Haverford.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
DUPONT GOLF.

Play will be resumed by the wo-
mems golf team at the Wilmington
Country Club on Monday afternoon
which is known as Ladies Day. "
The members Of the teams and their
handicaps follow:
Team No. /, Miss Elizabeth Draper
Norman p. Rood, B.
Miss Marjorie Pyle, IS; Miss Eliza
beth Draper. 49, Mrs. John p.
Nields. 10; Mrs. John Markell, IS;
Mrs. Macmillan Hopes, 25; Mrs.
Gerald b. Street. 25; Mrs. John A.
Graves, 25; Miss Mary Rupert, 25;
Miss Z. Vandegrift 25; Mrs. B. A.
whitley. 25.
Team No. 2, Mrs. W. Poyntell
Johnston. captain-Mrs. II. Clifton
Collins, 16: Mrs. Elmer E. Mitchell
10; Mrs. A. Felix dupont is; Mrs
W. p. Johnston. IS; Mrs. VIM. b
Denham, IS: Miss Madeline Draper
is; Mrs George Sparks, is; Mrs
Eugene dupont 25; Miss Mary Mar
vel, 25; Miss Helen Oden, 25; Mrs
VIM. s. Bergland, 25.
Team No. s. Mrs. Robert Pening-
ton. captain-Mrs. Robert Pening-
ton. Z: Mrs. Francis b. Davis, is;
Miss X. l.. B. Hilles. IS; Miss Cor
nelia Draper, Is; Mrs. Perlee c. Sis
Ter. IS; Mrs. T. w Campbell, IS
Mrs. T. W. Harris, %; Mrs. Charles
A. Rudolph. %; Miss Jane Marvel
25: Miss Elizabeth Holiday, 25'
Miss Anhe Garrett, 25.
Team No. 4. Mrs. Harlan G. Scott
captain-Miss Marian Dunham, IL
Mrs. Henry r. DUPONT, is; Mrs Har
Ian q. Scott, IS; Miss Elizabeth Ed
sail, IS; Miss X. Thompson, is; Mrs
j. A. Draper, Jr.. IS; Miss jeanette
/ Thomas. IS; Mrs. J. Saunders Tay
/ lor 25: Miss Elizabeth Patterson. 25
/ Mrs Philip Carpenter, 25; Mrs
/ Ciarence Brown. 25.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
TO BOOST ALI-wILNINGToN.

Manager Harry Grant, OF South
Side Eden. Manager Salmon"
Shields Of Defiance and Manager
SOS" wintrup Of Parkside, consti-
tute the boosters and publicity COM
mittee Of the All-Wilmington League.
President f. F. Melia Is working to
put the circuit on the best grade OF
sportsmanship possible and ap-
pointed the committee to assist him
in the work.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
GET BUSY LIBERTY.

The management OF the Odessa
baseball team sends the information
that the game for the Liberty A. c.
for this afternoon is still good and
that they will be expected down.
The Odessa team states that the mat
ter OF posting a guarantee in Will
mington is unheard OF and that they
have been playing ball for a num-
ber OF years and have never failed
10 live up to an agreement
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

Every prizenghter should know
how to write his name, az It Is one
Of the most important parts Of the
business. First he must sing arti-
cles for a fight and then ne must
sign articles for the newspapers
At the rate Of speed at which
Dempsey writes Il would take him
s4 years. IL months and % days to
write all the articles he signs.
Atlantic City may be all right as a
training place for Dempsey, but II
would be poor one for Jess VIII
lard. It would take three men tc
push his chair up and down th'
boardwalk.
II Carpenter has said everything
for which ne has been quoted, hi
wind is all right
Everybody will know in tim
whether or not Dempsey can lie
/ CARPENTER. In the meantime W
should like 10 know II he can pro
nounce his name.
! Dempsey received a number q
| United states Senators and Repre-
sentatives at his quarters last sun
day. We don't know why Jack still
draws the color line.
You have 10 hand it 70 a prize
/ hghter-with both hands.
Prizehsht financing keeps grow
ing larger and larger. One Of thes
days they'll be calling on Wall-st q
float a bond issue for the purse.
Dempsey has a private secretary
The members Of his cabinet will b
announced next week.
Carpenter is bringing over
/ French cook. Hoover said II
Food will win the war
Somebody wants TO know what b,
comes OF all the prizehghter
I Humph, What became OF all n
bartenders?
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper FL
terprise.)
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
RRoMN.ToP PrDpINt..

For a pudding hastily put together
and one which will use the cake Thar
Is not fresh any longer, Brown -Iop
cannot be improved upon. Make a
custard Of four eggs, quart r.
milk. sugar 10 taste and flavor. Four
tbis over the cake which you have
sliced and put in the bottom % 49,,
baker. The cake VIII Iise ~.
tod. Put in the oven ana JAM
custard. 7
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
FRIENDS FINISHES
BEHIND AFTER RALLY

wilmington Friends School Jour-
neved to Philadelphia yesterday and
gave Chestnut Hiu Academy, which
has one Of the best scholastic mines
In and around the Quaker City, a
tough tussle. Although Chestnut
Hu won 9 to they were in danger
up until the final ball was pitched
AS the local boys staged a hve-run
rally in the ninth Score;
] ''-.. -..-~ r~a4D1r J. IL u
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
RIACK soX In ACTIoN

Wilmington Black Sox will clash
with the Twelfth Ward on the Sec
ond and Clayton field Monday night.
The game will start at 500 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
FOURTH WARD AT TEXACO

Fourth Ward OF the City League
and Texas oil OF the Delaware River
Industrial League will play at Ma
maans al o'clock Wilmington time
tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
ATLAS LEAGUE

In the Atlas Powder League yes
terday Richards took zapon over in
a friendly tilt to the tune Of Is TO
70, and fortified their right to third
place in the league. The score: