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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
lNDUsT RIAL LEAG UE STANDING.
BABE RUTH, LIKE JOB,
is S0RELY AFFLICTED
BY Associated Press to EVERY Ever,Dx

New York, Oct. 12.-Babe Ruth. out
of the worlds series because of in
juries, is suffering from five different
hurts. any enc of which probably
would be sufficient to keep many play
ers from the game.
Here are Ruth's injuries: Infected
upper left arm, in which surgeons
have made a three-inch incislon. The
original injury was suffered in the
Cleveland-New York series. The
wound was torn loose again Monday.
when he scored from first, and the
arm is badly swollen.
Sprained left knee, suffered in mid
s2mmer; has never had enough rest to
regain strength.
Pulled tendon or Charley horse
IN right leg; torn loose again Tues
day when he scored from first on
Meusel's two-bagger
sprained wrist, caused by falling
on his arm when sliding bases.
strawberry" or open sore on his
hip. caused by sliding bases, and con-
siantly re-opened.
Ruth says he could stand the pain
and would play, but for the warning of
physicians that constant aggravation
would spread the infection in his arm
and make another and more serious
operation necessary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
BEAGLE CLUB TRIALS
NOW ON At NEWARK
Large Field of High Class En-
tries on Farm of Thomas
r. ClaringboId.
speeIal correspondenee ryerr rrenlnr

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. oct 12e-with large selg
of high class entries, the annual trials
Of the Eastern Beagle club, which
started Monday on the farm Of Thorn.
as X. Claringbold, near Newark.
promises to be one ~ the best this
club has ever had
On Monday trials were held Tor Is
Inch bitches Of ell ages and there were
70 starters. The winners for Mondav'r
triab were announced by the Judges
last night as follows First. second
Act Flash, owned by Dr. r. b. Snyder
second, Breenbriar Alto. owned bv
Joseph II. Baldwin; third. Al Palmo
Frixie, owned by Ralph Butz Of Al
bertus. Pa; reserve, Bannock Mystic.
owned by Homer Cam.
The judges were Or. J. y. Miffen-
ger Of Greensburg, Pa: Bud Fisher
and Matthew Haley, Of Wilmington
Homer Cam Of Kenneft Square and
Bob" England. Of Ilanarch. pa.
Yesterday trials were held for the
ib.incb dogs and more trials are
being held today After dogs Of All
ages have had their trials. tho Derby
will be run.
Among some Of the visitors yester-
day Were. Mr.. Jackson, Of baltimore
DIR. r. w. Krafker. Of PbladeIphia
John Hawthorne. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hartman Of Wilmington: Mayor
Ralph Butz Of Aibertus. Pa; Fred
Martin, Joseph II. Baldwin. Eecrefar,
Of the club and Prince A. Mouslev q
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
LOCAL SHOOTERS TO
TRY FOR FIRST MATCH
Wilmington Trapshooting Of
ficials Want Large Number
for Event at Darby.

Arrangements are being made by
the officials OF the Wilmington Tran
smoothing Association TO take a large
oody OF trapshooters 70 Darby on
saturday afternoon in the hope thar
Wilmington will win the first match
OF the 1s21-22 season against rho
Pennsylvania Railroad Gun Club.
wilmington did not make a very
good showing last season in the
League, but many OF the local fol
lowers OF the trapshooting game be.
heve IL Wilmington can win the frs;
match that the old time spirit will hr
there for the remaining matches. VII
mington's second match will talk
place on October goth over the trans
at Bellevue against the League cham
pions, The Quaker City Gun Club.
A special meeting will be held this
evening in the Office OF Walkers
Garage, so6 n. jackson st. and ali
shooters are invited to attend. The
intent pf the meeting Is to determine
the best way to get the crowd To-
gether for Saturday. IL is also prob
able that a Hot Air Club" will be or
ganized such as the Philadelphia bows
have and Of which Johnnie Fontaine e
the father. No initiation fee will be
charged as all the qualification neces-
sary to become a Charter Member is
to be trapshooter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
ATHLETIC
LEAGUE IN MEETING
Plans for Lively Season Made
at Annual Gathering of Rep
resentatives.

large number OF representatives
attended the annual meeting OF the
Church Athletic League at the Y. NJ.
G. a. last night. The election OF Of
ticers was deferred until next Tues
day, when the Church League banquet
will be held and officers installed.
Walter X. Jeffers, director OF quoits,
reported the schedule has been COM
pleted, consisting OF five divisions of
40 teams. and that several more
churches have applied for admission
and another division OF eight teams Is
being arranged The QUOT tournament
will open officially next Monday night
with all teams competing in the fve
divisions. The extra division will get
under way a week later.
John Sylvanus. director of basket
hall, reported that to date II teams are
entered and that several others will
make definite report within the next
day or two. A meeting of the basket
ball captains ard managers will be
held at the "Y"' Friday night. The
basketball league viii get under way
the week of November IA, and any
other church contemplating entering
i team must report at Fridays meet
ing
Harry Lynch, director of bowling,
announced that II churches have en-
tered teams with two more to hear
from. The schedule will be made up
Friday. which is the last day set for
tuy other teams TO enter. The Bowl
ing League will start Monday. Octo-
Der "a. Games will be rolled four
nights week on the Y. NJ C. A. alleys
and three nights week on the West
minister Church alleys.
The league adopted the Essex 10
ounce quoits as the official quoits and
u teams a.x TO supply themselves
With proper equipment for the OPEN
ing games.
Director Jeffers and Leroy +.
Sparks, associate physical director OF
The Y. M. c. A, are working out a
nifty folder for the quoit tournament.
which viii show the schedule OF the
six divisions, names Of the churches I'm
each division. rules for games and
names, addresses and telephone num-
bers of captains of each, team in the
league. These viii be in printed form
and will be distributed to every play
tr in the tournament. Similar folders
viii be issued for the bowling ana
basketball league.
All captains of quoit teams are
requested to call at the Y. NJ c. A.
Friday or Saturday Of this week and
secure a number of report blanks.
which they are to fill out Monday
night. showing result OF games and
mail into the records committee. on
account OF the large number OF teams
entered it is necessary to cooperate
with the records committee to the fun
est extent in order that each team be
credited with their games played.
The league also authorized Treas
urer Oscar Munda to refund all teams
in the baseball league their portion of
the forfeit posted at the beginning Of
the baseball season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
DR|DCEV|LLE TAKES
GAME FROM SEAT ORD
DoWnstate Teams Stage Fast
Football Game Before Big
Crowd; Adams Stars.
Special Correspondence Every Evonln

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Seaford. Oct. 1.-THE Seaford High
School football team lost 20 the
bridgeville High eleven, yesterday
afternoon ON seaford's gridiron, by /
10 0 score This was the first game
between the two elevens this season.
IL was hard fought by both teams and
the game was in doubt until the
whistle blew at the end OF the last
quarter, calling play Off. Bridgeville's
touchdown was scored by Left Half
back Adams, after n run of 80 yards
Both elevens played brilliantly and
were evenly matched While the game
was bitterly fought. n friendly feel
ing existed between both teams
While every boy on both teams de-
serves special mention, the outstand.
ing stars were Adams for Bridgeville
and I'm and Moore for Seaford. Line.
up;
Seaford BrldreyiIIa
ODay .,....,.,..l. e..,,...,. Dawson
Nevins .......... Lt......... White
(Nevlnsl
rruitt ...........L g........... Gray
Graham)
(Truitt)
Vansant ........r.s...... Russell
(Ross)
King '...',...... r. r.t.......... Collision
(NanSanO
Dewitt ...........r.e #. Lewis
CKing)
Morris ....,..... q. b..-.. Jacobs
(Devitt)
Eiin ........... !. h. b.. ..... Adams
lMorris)
Moore ........ r. h. b........ Messick
(HilD
Moore .....,.,...f Z. b.. ...... Wiley
Oficials-Referee. Sullivan, Uni
versity of Maryland; umpire. Marvel.
University OF Delaware: head lines
man, Henderer. Rensselaer,. Time of
quarters, 10 minutes. Touchdown.
Adams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
LegIon Footban PractIca.

The Laurence Roberts Post football
team will practice at o'clock tomor-
row evening on the Washington
Heights triangle. Any player who
would like TO have a tryout is invited
by the manager TO be present. The
team will give an exhibition OF its
akill at 2S0 o'clock on Saturday at
Eighteenth and Van Buren streets
when it meets the fast team of Elk
ton. Md. The teams are well matched.
and an interesting game is expected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
|orlds Series Euen Church League Plans Busy Season
RECEIPTS FOR SIX
GAMES TOTAL f8s5,s07

New York, Oct. 1s.--Rcceipts
FOR tho sixth worlds series
game yesterday amounted TO
Slt2.2Si. and the official attend
ance was given at s4,2s3. The
total attendance for the series
is 2os.o63. while the receipts for
the six games amount TO $685.
S07.
Every member OF the winning
team Ia the series VIII receive
approximately s5.265.42, while
the losers share VIII be So
blo.2S. The players share In
only tho first Ave games.
Yesterdays Figures.
Attendance. a4.2SS.
Receipts. sit2.2s4.
Clubs share. SOS. 1880.
Advisory boards share, s16,-
ss5.l0.
Totals for the Six Games.
Attendance. 20S.063.
Receipts. s6s5,so7.
Clubs share, S2ao.41s.T2.
Advisory boards share. s1o7.-
s7i.05.
Players share ave gamos),
s2e2.522.33.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
CONNIE MACK TOLOOg
OVER LOCAL STARS
Elongated Leader Of Maoknsn
to Personally Appear al Har-
Ian Field on Saturday.

Connie Mack win bo IN charge ~
The Athletics on their trip 70 WIZ
mington. on Saturday This infOrma-
ton was received last night ~ Man.
ager Hoffman u the Wilmington
team The elongated icodor of mo
Philadelphia team Is one of tho truly
greats ~ baseball. Untu this year he
and John McGraw stood side by side
IN the number of pennant winners.
BY virtue Of this years win Mccraw
now leads by one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
welch to Coach Greenhank.

Charley WEIGH, popular coach of the
Salesianum Catholic High and Defiance
football teams. is a busy man these
days. The latest position that Charley
has accepted is the position as coach OF
the Greenbank A. A., OF the New Caste
county workhouse. The workhouae
boys have been somewhat Handicapped
this year owing TO the fact that they
were without a coach and il is ex-
pected that Mr.. Welch win supply the
goods.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
st. Mary's In Fast Practice.

st. Mary's football squad held 8
snappy workout last night at FourtG
and Church streets and a large mum
ber of the players were on hand.
Coach McCaughan instructed the boys
in some new formations which will
be used in the next game. The boys
are jubilant over the victory scored
over the Fort du Pont team and ex-
pect to repeat against Jack Kelly's
All-Stars next Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
ROCKFORD TOWER TEAM.
y. @. Dunlap Looking for Challenges
for FIeveu

The boys Of the Rockford Park sec.
ton wish 70 make themselves known
on the grldiron this season, and wish
70 hear from any teams IN or out q
the city not weighing over 40 pounds.
Address all challenges to ~. O. Dun
lap, No. 81 Ivy road. city.
Manager Dunlap wishes the follow
ing players to be out for practiceNgved-
nesday night at their usual place.
Mcmahon brothers. Mckinley, Dram,
Bradley. Murphy. Buckley. J. Conner,
baldwin, Brown, T. BeEey. Homphm.
Lynch, Gailaher. McGinniss. casey
and others wishing n tryout. CONS
municate with Manager Duniap.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
Greenleaf In Philadelphia.

Ralph Greenleaf. king-pin OF the
world in the pocket billiard game. ar
rived in Philadelphia last night. ready
10 defend his title against some of the
best in the world at the tourney TO
be staged at the Continental Hotel
starting October II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
ST. Thomas, Pratices Hard.

John Grants st. Thomas football
team is far from discouraged over
the defeat handed them last Satur-
day by the Defiance team and are
busy practicing this week to bolster
up the weak places that were apparen
In the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
Greenbank Wants Game.

The Greenbank A. A. football team.
OF the New Castle county workhouse'
is without a game for Saturday and
would like TO hear from any OF the
local teams desiring a game. Any team
desiring games should get in touch
with hte football manager at the in
stitution by calling 3s40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
HagIey TO Play Basketball

The Hagley community baskefbau
team viii work out this week IN prep
aration for a busy season on the
wooden ways. Last years team win
be practically intact and the bows
are out for the championship honors
Of the state.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
Locals After Bouts in PhiIa.

Ralph Raymond and Joe Allison. tive
local leather pushers, are after matches
in Philadelphia and Raymond may pc
paired off with Bobby Barrett or Jim
my Murphy at the next Ice Palace
show. Allison is after a match with
K. o. Samson. who held one of thu
A. +. f. titles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
Crescents Want Local Game.

The Philadelphia Crescents, with
some Of the best known college basket
ball stars in the East in the line
up would like TO hear from all first
class teams in the city paying a
reasonable guarantee. Address Man
ager Brennan. 2200 West Lehigh
avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
K. Of c. Cagers to Practice.

Gerald p. Dougherty, manager OF
the Knights OF Columbus basketball
team. has requested the followir <
members OF the team to report to-
morrow night at Brownson Hall, at
o'clock. for practice: Jack Dougherty .
Babe" Flynn. Pap" Sheehy, Car
Long
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Clants ............ o 3 o o o o 0-S
Yankees ......... 0 o o O-5
Home runs-E Meusel. Snyder Fewster
Stolen bases-Pipp. Frisch. Sacrifice hit
Burns. Double plays-Schang and McNal-
ly; schang and Ward. Left on bases
GIANTS 8; Yankees, First base on balls
by Toney, 1 by Harper. 2: by Barnes
4; by shawkey, 2. Hits-Off Toney. in
2-3 inning; of Barnes. in Ia innings.
of Harper, In ] g innings of shaw
inning. Struck. out-By Harper nv
Barnes. 10. by Shawkey, 5 by Piercy. 3
Winning pitcher-Barnes Losing pitcher
--Shawkey. Umpires-At plate. Noriaritv
hrst base, Quigley; second base. Chill.
third base. Rigler. Time-Two hours
81 minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12

A special rate is given for s-day-
and 3-days consecutive Insertions.
which gives good saving 10 tbs
advertisers ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
Third Inning.

Giant---The crowd cheered Fewster.
who was subhing for Ruth. Young up
Han one. Ball two. Strike one. Ball
three. Strike two. Foul. Young sent
out a Ions drive TO Meusel. Kelly up.
Hall one Foul. strike one Kelly got
a hot infeld hit, which McNally was
cnly able 70 knock down. Meusel up.
Foul, strike one. Bail one. Strike two.
bail two. Meusel lined out TO Fews-
ter. Rawlings up Strike one. Foul,
strike two. Foul. Foul. Rawlings
Tanned, missing drop curve by a
yard No runs: one hit; no errors.
Z Nankees-Meusel UP. Ball one. Ball
two. Strike one. Frisch threw out
Meusel at first. Pipp up. Ball one.
Strike one. Pipp got a Texas Lacquer
into center. Ward up. Strike one.
Strike two. Ward whitfield. XhcNally
up Foul. strike one. Ball one. Ban
two. Strike two. Pipp stole second.
McNallv famed. No runs; one hit:
TO errors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12

Want a driver? Telephone a classi-
fed ad.--Call 1900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
Fifth Inning.

Giants-Meusel up. Ball one. Bali
two. Strike one. Ball three. Meusel
walked. Rawlings up. Foul, strike
one. Ward took Rawlings slow hop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
Fourth Inning.

Giants--Snyder up. Ball one. Ball
two. BAH three Strike one. Strike
two. Snyder singled past Peck. Barnes
np. Ban one. Ball two. Strike one.
Barnes singled into left. Snyder going
20 second. Burns up. McNally threw
furns sacrifice hit wildly and the
bases were filled. Bancroft UP. Strike
one. Ban on Snyder and Barnes
scored on Bancroft's single 10 left
furns went 20 third on the throw in.
frisch up. Ball one. Burns scored
when Frisch forced Bancroft to Peck
unassisted Young up. Strike one.
Strike two. Frisch stole second. Ball
one. Young famed. Kelly up. Ball
one. Foul. strike one. Strike two.
Frisch scored on Kelly's hit. which
hopped over Pipp's head Meusel up.
Foul. strike one. Kelly went out
stealing. Schang TO Ward. -Four runs;
four hits. one error.
1ankees-Schang up. Ball one.
Foul. strike one. Ball two. Ball three.
schang walked. shawkey up. Strike
one. Foul, strike two. Shawkey Whit
fed. Fewster up. Ball one Ball two.
Foul. strike one Ball three. Fewster
walked. Peck Up. Strike one. Foul
strike two Ball one Peck struck out
Miller up Ball one Strike one Strike
two Ball two Miller whifred. retiring
the side on strikes. No runs; no hits;
no errors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
BOWLING.

Tho following scores we're made
Grady's last night.
INDUSTRIAL LEAG UE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
Second Inning.

Gianss--kelly up Ball one Ball
two Ban three Kelly strolled on four
rotten ones. Meusel up. Strike one.
Ran one. Meusel socked a home run
into the right field stand. scoring Kel-
~ ahead ~ him. Rawlings UP. Strike
one Ban one. Ban two. Strike two.
Foul. RAWLINGS flied to Miller. Sny-
der ur. Ead one. Snyder rot home
run into tho left field stands, tieing
the score. Barnes up. Ball one. Bali
two Strike one Barnes singled into
ccntar Harfer was taken from the
box, ShawlSey taking his place. Burns
un. Saike one. Burns singled lnts
right. Barnes going TO second. Ban
croft up. Strike one Strike two.
BAN one. Bancroft struck out Frisch
np. t'risch flied out 20 Meusel. Three
ans four hits; no errors.
Nankees--Schang up. Ball one.
strike one. Bah two. Strike two
eehang whitfield Shawkey up. Strike
enc. Ball one. Ball two. shawkey
slipped a single 20 left. Fewster UP.
Ball one. Strike one. Fewster hit a
home run into the left field stands
scorinr ShawlSey ahead OF him. Peck
up. Bail one. Strike one. Foul.
ttrike two. Frisch threw out Peck
Miller up. Rail one. Ball two. Miller
went out 20 Kelly, unassisted. Two
runs. two hits. no errors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
First Inning.

Olauts-i'urns up. Ball one. Ball
two. nai three. Strike one. Burns
tlrollod. bancroft up. Strike one.
bancroft flied out 20 Fewster. Frisch
ur. Strike one. Strike two. Frisch
famed. Young NJ. Strike one. Ball
one, Foul, strike two. Fewster made
a wonderful running catch OF Young's
foui. No runs; no hits; no errors
Nankees-Umpire Moriarty ordered
Ruth. who was In citizens clothes. to
leave the Yankee bench Fcwster up
lsall one BALL two. Ball three. Strike
enc. Strike two. Fcwster walked
Peck up. Peck foulcd out TO Frisch.
Miller up. Ball one. BAH two Miller
Eot an inneld single~ which tore Ban
croftu hands apart. Meusel up. Ball
enc. Strike one. Ball two. Fewster
scored on Meusel's single to center.
Miller going TO third. Mcusel went 10
recond on the throw In. Pipp up.
ripp went out. Kelly to Rawlings
Miller held third. Ward up. Strike
one. BAN one. Miller and Meusel
scored on Wards drive over second
hane. roney was knocked out Of the
box Tor the second time in the series
and narnes took his place. Wards hit
was a single. NcNally up. Ball one
Foul, strike one. Bali two. Strike
two, McNslly flied out 20 Young.
Thf~e runs, three hits; no errors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-12
WORLDS SERIES IS
EvENED BY GIANTS
WIN OVER YANKEES
lena Barnes Pitches Great
Game; Feuster, Playing for
Ruth, Swats Out Homer.
THREE CIRCUIT HITS MADE

New York. Get i2-ilonors In Man
hatian'a own worlds scries are again
even, uuoNed up hs some srify twirl-
inH hv fellrf hufler Jess Harness, and
eshlhltlna terrific attack, the Giants
sAme from behind yesterday and soak
"a the Napha with an 20 hludgcon.
ana thereby made the series stand
three Victories nnloce.
IA many characteristics the game
was ihe best 81 the @eries Ruth was
claered out ~ the series yesterday by
hia physician and with the departure
81 the stellar light OF the champion
shtp. many thought that the contest
would be without color and excite
nient tnr from it. There we're three
homo runs. three twirlers were chased
from tho mound. Umpire Moriarty
had two iiehts IN which he ordered
two Giants from tho field; Babe"
Ruth threatened 90 lick "A correspon-
viput who had wired his paper that Mr..
Ruth was stalling In not playing. and
the substitutes came In for more glory
than the regulars.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-12
An Argument for a state Police Force.


The East Arlington tar and feathers
CaSe u striking confirmation OF what
ne baDner said Il few days ago about the,
NEED VI applying some sort OF ponce pro-
tectlon outside the larger towns which
nave their own police force. The present
system Is not adequate. SO Tar as one
can Judge from the conflicting reports, the
homeopathic dose of tar and feathers WAS
appiled by group of young men, IN the
MAN iaW-abiding and above rather than
DeioW the average of local citizenship.
Ihey took the law into their own hands
with some Justification for well-known
cohdltlonS OF evil and dlsrepute are cur
ientiy understood to have existed in Fast
Arlington without much Inolestatlon from
the authorities, state, county or local.
Ihe Banner is not attempting to try the
case IN advance, but believes that the
affaIr shows the need Of a state police
force oil few men who can be sent any
Nhefe and who are frequently needed
urgently IN the back towns to protect life
ana property from outbreaks of degen-
efacy ana hOod!umiSm, as well as from
the more serious crimes which incubate
occasionally under conditions of isolation.
1t would be well. too, for the citizens of
Arlington to look to themselves and see
IL their own record is clear. For many
years Arlington has been a reasonably
prosperous town and it has made marked
growth during the past 10 years. 1t has
TWO thriving villages only a mile apart
ana is Well located to make further adj
vance The town, however, has Jagged
behind in some of the essentials of prog
ress. II has fought against a modern,
p-to-date school, it has neglected to in
stall electric lights. sewers and sidewalks.
its highway between the two villages has
not been up to even a fair standard. it
mas seemed averSe to voting taxes for inn
provements usually insisted on in towns
OF its size, and it has not always made
proper protest at evils which have been
more or less notorious. Arlington. itself.
can do better for Arlington than it has
been doing.