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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-05

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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-05
THE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday. Little
change in temperature.
Light moderate winds.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19

THE Tarde~fros ~-ref i-fo raw.r
What trn batter akaf rn
zcout master rr rew h"a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
BILL" NJ 'GOWAN IS
MAKING GOOD AS UMP
Local Arbiter Has Had a Busy
Baseball Career Since 1912
and Future Looks Good.

"Bfll" MCGOWAN. well known among
local fans, who is an umpire with the
international League for his second
season has had an espeCiallyq active
baseball career. Starting back In 1912. this
w Wilmfngtontan has risen from manager
and captain Of the Rockford team in
the All Wilmington League 10 one Of
the best known arbiters In organized
baseball. with indications that he will
be seen in tho biz show before many
more years.
MCGOWAN worked with the AIl-Wil-
mingeon League ia 1913: Delaware
County League in 1914: Tri-State in
1915. New York State League In 1917;
Blue Ridge League in 1918: Steel
League in 1919 and the International
League in 1920.
lie has oniciated in games for Yale.
Princeton. Harvard and Columbia He
has worked in North Carolina, South
Carolina. Maryland, Virginia, Delaware,
Pennsylvania. New Jersey. New York,
Ohio. Connecticut. Massachusetts and
Canada
Last season. Manager Dunn OF the
Baltimore Internationals, who was
fighting for first place with Toronto,
insisted that McGowan be assigned 10
Baltimore games and ne was on the
road with Dunn's team for thirty days.
He worked back Of the plate IN all these
games. He will work the Baltimore
games again this season.
The local arbiter holds two records for
minor league games. He officiated In a
twenty six inning game in the Virginia
League and also worked a seventy
minutes game in the Blue Ridge League
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
LOCAL IN. C.k. Wins
AN HONOR POSITION
Wilmington Hexathlon Team
Finishes Thirteenth in Inter
national tournament.
60

The local Y NJ. g. u. hexathion team
made nm excellent showing in the in
ternational contests which have been
under way for some time. With over
100 teams entered. the local team finish
cd thirteenth in r. Class, with 10 teams
entered in this particular class. The
local team had q total Of 1904 points.
clifford Garvine was the high scorer
for the local team with n total of Az
points.
The local winners In the senior con-
tests and their records were aB follows;
c. Garvine.. 60-yard potato race ID sec
onds: J. Garvine, 1e0-yard potato race,
AL seconds: running high jump. II. W.
Holt. 5.1h; fence vault. E. Anderson,
6.1M; standing broad jump, 80 feet: !:
12-pound shot put, 39.2 feet.
In the six events, &. Carving made
two frsts one second. two fourfhs and
one NTH place. The high scorers In
the local contests were as follows
clifford C;arvine. 4s2: John Garvine,
439: John T. Gerstenberg. BAL, Edwin
Anderson, 331. Roland ingram. $50;
Robert Wade. 326; Fred c. Roemer. BOZ
e. p. Slocumb. 29s; John J. Powell. ESQ:
Harry Loose. 231: III. NJ. Matthew. 2l9
and w. T. Bowman. 204.
Tho results of the boys hexathlon
events will be known in n short time
The entries In these events were made
from all over the United States. Canada
and European countries.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION.
E. Walter KadeI Arranging Fine Pro.
gram for Carney's Point.

Athletic Director c. Walter Kadel,
OF the Y NJ c. a. is arranging an at
tractive program for the gymnasuc ex-
hibition 10 be given on Friday evening
at the Carney's Point Y. NJ. G. A.
Members of the local Y NJ. c, A.
will provide the entertainment, which
will include fancy marching. Indian
club swinging. gymnastic dancing
pyramids and gymnastic games. The
Y NJ. c. a. Corps leaders win comprise
the members of the troupe which viii
visit Pennsgrove.
There viii be n tumbling troupe. with
L. +. Sparks. director and Allan Barton
Fred Iierlihy and William Shcllady
John Cooper will take over the members
who will stage wrestling. boxing and
tumhling exhibitions C. Walter kadel
viii give Scotch representations and l.
+. Sparks will handle illuminated
Indian clubs There will be several
other numbers. which will be announced
i'm a day or two
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
RRAsDYwINE HAS NEW RANGE.

tn, Brandywiue Idae and Pistol Club
hIs installed new pistol range adJoin-
iag their rifle range in the basement of
the auditorium on West Eleventh street.
This range Will be thrown open 10 the
public tonight and many crack pistol
shots will show their skill.
The rifiemen are increasing in num-
her every week and will soon have a
team able 10 compete with the best in
the country The ranges are open every
Tuesday and Friday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
WEATHER MAN WINS
MOST LEAGUE GAMES
paip and Snow Result i'm Post
ponement of Contests; Three
Games Played.

Rain caused the postponement OF
most ~ the major league games yes
terday. while the game at Detroit was
called OF on account Of a snow-covered
ball hcld.
Thr chicago cubs defeated the Pitts
hurr pnntes. "a. when the Evers' clan
huneh,d their wallops and backed II up
with some clever fielding. Deal ana
Grimm each had two doubles.
Iuaue hlanked the Cards, when ne
held them to six scattered hits. Inc
,.f,n tNni,t received excellent sup
i.ft NN Vas put out of the game In
a., -,,.oul inning for protesting against
,4fI.d f.iu
Thr Browns stopped the chi SoN
when -tslcrs triple and Jacobson SIN
81, 30 IN, ,tghth after two men were
out broke M pitching duel between
shoth,l lra l>,rr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
cHrLDEgv HavE yrrtD nav

Tho Clayton rIgtb1rhord tnear
rhaorsed ultfy fu.
Park yofsfla5 bout srf aHfr
ing fart Who Ga'd erer-irfn
charge ~ ~ Martin ~ ,hr .a
nsafeuar'trs ~ no .omuurf
e.rn oorirfod fse FRANCES Farr
allen ~ tha r-r.-t r
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direction rhr ffr
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S,idh Nr
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
MAGNOLIA WINS.
Down State Team Anxious for al
Games With Fast Teamss.

Magnolia. April 19.-The Magnolia
baseball nine. journeyed to Frederick
Saturday and defeated them 12-2. The
pitching OF Kennedy was the feature of
the game The team will journey to
Camden on April % and play the fast
Camden Scouts.
Any third class team in the State de-
string games, communicate with Man
ager William Marvel.
The team would like to arrange games
with Felton, Dover. Milford, Harring-
ton, or any Wilmington teams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
$4,000 WORTH OF
FIGHT SEATS ORDERED

New York. April 19.-Close to
$4,000 worth Of applications for
$50 seats for the Car
pentier fight have been mailed to
Tex Rickard The applications
Saturday amounted to S13.s00.
The largest single order came
from the Tennis and Racquet
Club. New York. for $4,000 worth
of ringside places. The sale does
not open until May l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
CHECKER CONTEST TONIGHT.

An Interstate checker match will be
played at the Young Mems Republican
club tonight. between a tlVe-man team
representing New Jersey and a team
representing Delaware. the match to
consist of 10 or II games and to start
at s.
Charles Lynch will captain the Della
ware aggregation and W. W Willets
will captain the Jerseymen. The follow
ing men viii make up the Delaware
team: Charles Lynch, Smith, George B.
Ross. of Bridgeville, James Moore and
G. Staples.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
ANDREWS is Some Player.

Jimmy" Andrews. third baseTnan,
plaving with the Columbia team OF the
south Atlantic League, tripled in the
ninth inning of a recent game with
Rochester Of the international League
Andrews who formerly played in this
citv was signed up by Columbia on the
recommendation Of bill" McGowan.
c,oslin. the Salem lad. also with Colum-
bja on the tip Of MCGOWAN. drove out
the hit that scored Andrews in the game
with the Rochester nine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
MISS STIRLING LOSES TO MAN.
L. =. Golf Champion Makes Her FIRST
Appearance I'm England.

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening.
London. April 10 Miss Alexa Stir
ling. United states woman golf cham
pion. who is entered in a majority OF
the European titular tournaments this
season. made her first appearance on
an English course Yesterday. Her golf
ing debut was made in connection Win
a special women-against-m men match.
Miss Stirling drew X. II. Demont-
1orencv as opponent and under the
rules Of tho contest received an extra
stroke at alternate holes throughout
the match. which pcmontmorency won
four up and three to play
In the same match Miss Cecil Leitch
British womcns championship ho4uci
from 1914 to 1920. defeated Cyrh Ioiey
of oxford University. British amateur
champion for 1920. by score Of six
IN and four TO play
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
ManIore is a Conner.

"Sid Manlove. q new pitcher with the
Park side team. is considered one Of the
most promising twirlers in this city.
Although only 17 years old, he has been
showing lots Of speed and plenty Of
curves. lie Is considered a fair hitter.
As he is already well built il is expect
I'd that ne Will develop into a first class
ty1rler
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Benefit For Brownson Team

The Young Ladies Catholic Club viii
give a dance in Brownson Hall. Fourth
and Jackson streets, Thursday even
ing, for the benefit of the Brownson
baseball team. Invitations have been
sent to the various teams in the ALI
Wilmington League to attend the at
fair Music viii be furnished by
Lynch's Orchestra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OPENS.

Games For Boys WIN Start This Bven-
ing in New Circuit.
-pbe Inter Neigh borhood baseball
Iaague will open its season tonight The
Games in this league are for boys seven
teen wears of age and under. The con
tast viii start at 5.45 and are scheduled
for seven innings.
How They VIII Pair on.
Madison vs.. Peoples Settlement AT
KirlSwood Park.
south Side VS.. Delamore at Brown
Park.
CLAYTON vs.. Pine at Christiana Field.
Hagley VS.. Italian Neighborhood at
Military Grounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Cam and Moore Moving Up.

"Bnl" Cam and Day Moore. Of Elk
ton Nd, promise to play IN faster com
pany. as a result OF 45ill" McGoWan $
recommendations. The former VIII be
given a tryout with the Newark inter
nationals. while the latter mas been
signed by Waynesboro OF the Blue Ridge
League. Moore formerly played in the
Nel- Mar circuit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
CARPENTER SAILS MAY 4.
six weeks Trimming WIN Put European
in Fine Condition. Manager Says

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. April 19.-Georges Car
nentier. European heavyweight cham
Mon who is 70 box Jack Dempsey TOT
the worlds s title July .. VIII sail for
New York May {. This information
was received yesterday by promoter
Tex Ricard in a cablegraIn from les
camps, Carpenters manager
Descamps stated that Carpenter ana
~ nartv Of trainers. sparring partners
o,a others would sail on the Savoie and
+hat 10 already was in good physical
condition. Six weeks Of training Will
IL ali thar is necessary 70 send him in
~ the ring in good shape according TO
his manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Price WIN American Steel.

Harold Price. who nails from Penn S
Grow. = J has signed up with the
American steel team a. Chester. Pa.
This lad Is a good pitcher and played
with the Denver Colo. team last year.
lie jumped the team and joined a team
a. Kansas. While with this team he
made record of j. wins out Of 10
games. pitching against fast baseball
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Union Gardens WINS Another.

The Union Gardens baseball team won
its second straight game on Saturday
afternoon by winning over Lincoln A.
c., 7-6 The game was a pitchers bat
tie between Donohoe of Union Gardens
and Lincoln's pitcher.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Preparing for RIc,ele Polo.

a lot of interest is being displayed in
the bicycle polo contests 10 be staged
at Eighteenth and Van Buren streets
neXi Saturday afternoon This is the
frst event Of This kind ever held in
thls city and The indications are that
there viii Ie rocord breaking crowd
out for the sport.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
.Dick, Hoch Breaks Ankle.

Ralph Dick" Hoch, star catcher OF
the Wesley Collegiate Institute nine,
broke his ankle last week while sliding
into third base and will be out of the
game the best part OF the summer. Hoch
is expected 10 enter the University Of
Delaware this fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Shanner Is Some Pitcher.

Shanner. who played with Whining
ton baseball clubs last season. is doing
great work with the winston Salem
team in the Piedmont League. In his
first game. last week. he worked four
innings and allowed but one hit, while
only two men reached first base.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
HOFFMAN 4 VISITOR.
! ormer Leader Of Wilmington A. A.
islts george Winter.

Iarry t.Izzy'l Holman who man
aeed the Wilmington \. 4 baseball club
some wears age VAS a visitor in this
CIV Yesterday He called upon George
u Winter and had a long chat with
if .ancCrning baseball prospects IN
ir.s -,..t .tor Hoffman expects 10 man
t-. ~ Indcp, udcnt baseball team at
.,..s - Pa and is rounding up ma
t,.aI teI The team.
Hoffman who Is well-known in Will
nurltou. was tonrccted with Connie
Nh Tor some time after which he was
vIs ne Prov idence team in the New
EuEland League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Meet in Worcester County.

The sixth annual athletic meet of
Worcester county. Nd. viii be held at
Snow Hill, Friday, April 22d. This
meet, as in former years, is held under
the auspices of the State and County
Boards of Education, and under the di-
rection of the Public Athletic League of
Maryland, DIR. William Burdick. di-
rector.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
.sHawkr HAYES Pitches wen.

Hawk" Hayes, well known to local
baseball fans, playing with the Peters
burg team. worked wei in his first
game last week lie pitched for four
innings against the Syracuse team Of
the International League and allowed
but one hit and only one man reached
first base while he was in the box.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
New Castle Juniors Want Games.

The New Castle A. c. Juniors would
like to arrange games with teams rang
ing in ages from 13 to IS years. The
lineup is as follows: Joseph Young, IT,;
Philip Susi, r.; John McCaughan. G.
William GOtt, 1b.; John Beckett, cf.;
John Ryan, 2b.; James Jordan, 3b.;
Jack Dury, S.; Walter Gonce, p Write
Philip Susi. 920 young street, New
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Much Interest In Fair Races.

The races al the Delaware state Fair
this year are expected to arouse much
interest. The purses viii all be for $500,
with added money. There Will be no
deductions from the money. This means
that where there are a number OF en-
tries for a race, that the purse may
amount to from $3.50 to 81 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Parkside Proposes Big Meet

~ a meeting Of the Parkside Athle-
III club. plans were discussed for a big
reld and track meet TO be held in this
ems. July 4 10 be participated in by the
various athletic clubs Of this city. The
u4atter j. expected 10 Dee taken up at
tu, varlous clubs in this city in the
near future 4 meet Of this kind was
held last year by the keystone Field
,Luh ana nroA ID 10 b. a big success.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Wards With du Pont Club.

The du Pont Country Club golf com
mittee has obtained the services of
Walter G. Ward in the capacity of golf
professional at the du Pont club.
Thomas J. Ward. brother. has been
engaged as club maker and he is we'll
versed in golf technique. lie will act
as caddie master of the club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Fine Horses at Badgerlne.

The Delaware Stock Farm at Bridge
ville has a pair of splendid prospects for
this seasons races in Mollie Setter and
Suzette Setter. Mollic, last year. as a
4-year-old, won four seconds in as many
starts. while Suzette. with but a bit Of
training, showed a mile in 2.20 over the
n rn track
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
McGinnis Working Out

Buckley McGinnis, one of the best IIS-
pound boys ever developed in this city,
is working out daily for his bout next
Tuesday night at the Defiance Smoker
in Pythian Castle. Patty Murphy is
also working out and would like 70 meet
any 112-pound boy in the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Ride For Ball Players,

The members of the du Punt Country
Club baseball teams will be taken out
10 the club grounds every Tuesday and
Thursday afternoon in the mail room
truck which viii leave the Market
street entrance OF the du Pont building
at 440
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
BOWLING RACE FAST.
Davis and Hnmpsh Broke Even In Their
Games.
Standing of the Bowiers.

The tailenders in the bowling race
staged games last night and Davis and
Hampsh broke even Herman trimmed
Groves in neat fashion. Some real
matches are scheduled for tonight and
there Is a chance tnat the triple tie for
second place may be broken.
Doelzer plays Spike" Davis. The
feature match will be between Mckee
and Mitchell The first contest OF the
evening will be between Carson and
Mitchell.
The schedule.
7.i5-Carson vs.. Mitchell.
7.55-Everett vs. Pipino.
8.35-MccaIl VS.. Pipino.
9.I5-Doelzer vs.. Davis
10.05-Mckee vs. Mitchell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
DIN Pont vs.. MiddIetoMn.

The du Pont High school baseball
team will play their first game of the
season this afternoon, when they play
the Middletown high team at Middle
town. du Pont defeated the Avondale
Vocational team last week in a fast
game lis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
sJudge" Davidson Busy Now.

Judge Joseph Davidson. the we'll
known horseman. expects % Start work
t3r the season ou Memorial Day, when
81 VIII ofhCiate 10 some races I'll New
Jersey. He has closed mis- dates for the
I.ewistown, Pa Fair and Is now in COM
munication with several associations in
Tennessee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
GAMES TOMORROW

National League.
brooklyn al Philadelphia
New York At Boston
So Louis at Cincinnati.
pittsburF AZ Chicago
American League.
D'hiDaco Al - Louis.
isVcland at Detroit.
'nlad, .phla 10 Washington.
a. ton ~ New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
InairianaI nlrh Arsrsrs.
schednIe - TnnIrhl

Early shift p. m
81 lkman supply y8 Earorr MaH ir
Bankers ard Et1bfra - Dfv I.t
Late shif' H. m
Bancrof, W. P4sey and Jones rompa
Worth Efoe ga Elecfrir Fgae a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Kiwanis.
4Blker Fans 70 Celebrate

Bicycle lovers of this city viii have
a number of runs during bicycle -vao1
April S0-hay 2. A number of contests
VIII DC arranged 70 that there VIII ~
something doing daily to Interest the
bike enthuaiastx
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Pirates and Cubs Play Tomorrow

BY Associated Prezs 70 Every Evening
Chicago. April 19-The game hot,rae-
Pittsburg and Chicago National Z T,sag,,o
clubs. postponed sunday because ~
cold weather. Kill be PLAYED here to
morrow. an open date FOR both teams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Nnt Ready for Roat Club.

The Parkside Athletic Club has voted
down the proposition for establishing a
boat club, on the ground that too much
money would be required. The plan
will likely be taken up again at later
date
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
RICHARDSON PARK WINS.

Richardson Park, April 19.-The VIII
rniDCton Juniors were defeated by the
richardson Park Juniors at the Elm
hurst diamond yesterday. 16 TO s. The
field was soggy. but Lang, the locals
twirler had ten strike outs to his credit
Score by Innings.
RH z
Park Juniors. .112321420-16 19 4
WIN. Trs... O12110021- 8 g
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Ana Nn,hlnr y n,,nl

Never laF aharf
ay. rou0selef fre .ff Worried
never nave tn -t.H
Eride progd'r rr-r rf
ling fr ieers shr 81
InfV - 'rr.~frar erar- Eratf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
GAMES TODAY.
NnflnnnI Lea enc.

National leacuc.
su az Philadelphia
\,bt York AZ Boston
Iell~ At Cincinnati
isttshurg al Chicago
American League.
40 81 Louis
md al Detroit
i'U lphia n Washington.
an az New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
TIGERS WIN H0sORs.
Braves Lose Out to Leaders by four
Points In Lively Context

The Tigers won the championship Of
The city Bowling League last night at
Grady's alleys. defeating the Braves by
four pins. Tho city League closed Fri
day night and the Tigers, by defeating
the Kiwanis club, managed 70 tie the
Braves for the lead
HxsxE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Bake for Ban Team.

The efghth-year class of No 4 School
viii give bake at Fourth and Madison
and Fifth and King streets tomorrow
Wednesday,. for the benefit of he
baseball team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Kingsmood Wants Games.

Kingswood baseball club desires twi-
light and Saturday afternoon games
with ball teams between ages OF 16 and
19. Send challenges to David Cauffman,
1lI2 Pullman Place, City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
IMPORTANT KEYSTONE MEETING

A big meeting of the Keystone Field
Club will be held at the club rooms to-
night, when very important business is
TO be acted upon. A fun turnout is de-
sired
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Sc paups ys Efw.pfs

ST. Paurs independents VIII y,iav 10
hiWanls club tonight a. Harlan Field
me game VIII start az and Manager
snllth requests at players % b IN
hand early.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
60 49,. rl,.,.c.n,-.l

West and FlrFf Centre awes
ope-i-R gaue ~ ne rhlrer .r
Saturday Afternoon sVevf r--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Championship Match.
Frfdar,s Scmre.

Through an error the Kinanis- Tiger
score was omitted Saturday. when N,
other City League scores wero publish
cd. The sceyre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
american League.
NE>TERDAy's SCORES.
National League.

Can iunsU 81 Louis. Q.
tUU ago. T, PIttShurE.
thcl games postponed. rain.
american League.
81 .a> Chicago. =
HthCI games postponed rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
local Team Stars IN Hexathlon; Rain Halts Games
INDUSTRIAL syasor cLosrs
pusev and Jones stDi Uss Chnnfs 4
Tie Bancroft Team

win the dosing ~ ne lUduffr
Bowling League seaHon tonight Puen
and Jones stll have chsncs % ff fa.
Bancroft team. The Pussy and fun
team must win all three rnatrheH HoH
ever. % turn fhe tflck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
Robinson Fans Sixteen.

Newark defeated St Georges. 10. in
a pitchers battle between Robinson and
Carr. Robinson had 16 strikeouts to
his credit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
NAVY Ys. DplaMare-

The University Of Delaware baseball
team Is scheduled 70 play the Naval
Academy nine at Annapolis this after
noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-19
~Bm" McGowan Here Yesterday.

"BIl" McGowan, an umpire Of the IN
ternational League. was a visitor in
this city yesterday.