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Evening journal., 1921-05-27
GOLF EVENT Is
HOLIDAY SPORT

The DUPONT Country Club Is plan
ming another golf event for Memorial
Day in the form OF a handicap tour
nament OF eighteen hcles. Due to
the records kept from the past per-
formances OF the members in match
es and tournaments, the golf COM
mittee is now In a position 70 deter
mine handlcaps more accurately.
which should insure closer net
sccres.
To stimulate interest in the pro-
posed tournament. the committee is
Offering a prize OF club to the per-
son having lowest net score; that is.
gross score minus handicap. In ad-
dition TO that, another club will be
offered to the player having the low
est gross score.
Each player who Is eligible to play
In the tournament must sign the
register at the club house and sig
nify his intention to play. He must
also hand in a properly attested card.
The eighteen holes may be played
any time of the day and II is hoped
that a large number of the golf en-
thusiasts will enter for this match.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
HERE'S ONE OUR
CHAMPS CAN'T STOP

It's no use talking. Although
Parkside can clean up in this mans
ball town the East Side champs
can't stop that Hilldale outft The
coiored artists put It over the locals
here again yesterday in a rafting
good game 3 20 2.
The colored boys scored in the
first inning after two were down.
Singles by White and johnson, fol-
lowed by a base on balls to Allen.
filled the bases. Both White and
johnson scored on Downs short
Texas Lacquer TO right.
The visitors final run was scored
In the fourth on a single by Allen.
Downes' sacrifice and York's single
to right
Parkside scored in the second on
VOLTS double and a single by
Novel;. The East Siders started a
rally in the fifth which threatened
to tie the score. Booth, first up for
Parkside singled. Newell beat out
an infeld hit. Hayes laid one down
the third-base line and was safe. fll-
ing the bases. c. Smith singled,
scoring Booth. but NOVEL; was ont
at home plate on a close decision.
The score:
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
THE MISSES DRAPER
AND MISS HILLES WIN

Miss Madeline Draper. Miss Cor
nelia Draper and Miss Katherine
Hilles we're the winners In the wom-
ems classes OF eight at the Whining
ton Country Club. which closed yes
terday afternoon after being under
way since Monday. All three OF the
winners came through handily In the
finals
Miss Madeline Draper defeated
Mrs. Robert Pennington I'm Class A,
and Miss Cornelia Draper won from
Mrs. F. B. Davis. Jr., In Class B,
after the latter had defeated Mrs
Truman W. Campbell In the semi
final, played in the morning. J up
Miss Hilles won her match from Mrs
c. F. Brown in Class c. Summaries
Glass A-Miss Madeline Drapei
defeated Mrs Robert Pennington.
and 4.
Glass B-Miss Cornelia Draper de.
feated Mrs. F. B. Davis, Jr.. 5 and 4
Class c - Miss Katherine Hiiles
won from Mrs. @. f. Brown. and s
The next event on the women't
golf program at the Wilmington
Country Club is the putting contest
on Monday afternoon at o'clock
A number of entries have already
been received.
One of the biggest affairs to bs
staged at the Country Club this sea
son will be the Junior Girls tennii
tournament. Play in the tourney viii
start next Wednesday. and a number
Of interesting matches is expected
because OF the keen rivalry and th'
better play which has developed
among the younger racquet wielders
Evening journal., 1921-05-27

Under the rules OF team golf. a
match between two sets OF hve play
ers Is a cracking good game OF
chance One player may be on his
game. while another. may be good
enough TO make up for II.
In connection with team golf
America has hve real stars who
would likely constitute a champion
outft
Jim Barnes. noted professional. IL
one OF the longest drivers in the
game. He would make a bully first
man. For the brAssie II would be wise
to call upon Aiexa Stirling, Amer
ica's woman golf champion, and for
the midiron play, u would be hard
10 md a better distance and direc-
ton golfer than Bobbie Jones, th'
Atlanta demon.
Francis Ouimet. former American
open golf champion, wieids a won
derfui mashie and would NJ IN nicef
as the fourth player. To MI out IN
team any picker would turn TO Chic
Evans, as the putter.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
Howdy, Natl

Mat Donohue premier slug
ger, first sackcr, outfeider and
alI-around athlete, u back
among those present In our own
town after a short sotourn with
Billy Martins Petersburg, Vir-
ginia LesRucrs.
Mat Is the third and last OF
three Wilmington boys to go
South with Martin TO return
"Inkde" Nitchie was the nrst,
and "Hawk" Hayes the second.
Both are on the pitching stan
OF "Sos" Wintrup's Partcside All
Wilmington Champs. All three
OF the boys were at the Park
side-HiIIdale game last night
According TO information CLEAN
ed from Mat, he had been sold
to Norfolk, another Virginia
League Club, for |. pretty good
price. He demanded part OF the
purchase money and then Jump
ed the league. Whether he got
any OF his selling prico could
not be learned.
Only one OF tho bunch OF VII
mington ball tossers who went
to the Virginia League at the
start OF the season, remains. He
is First Baseman Arthur "Doc'
Doian, who Is still with Harry
Lake, at Newport News
But another one plans on 20
ing back and it looks as n Park
side will again lose its star huri-
er. ''Hswk" Hayes, IL appears.
hss patched up his differences
with Billy Martin and viii 60
back with Petersburg after the
first OF the month, neut Thurs
day. Hawk" IL easily good
enough for tho Virginia circuit.
and II given any kind OF chAnce
TO develop will sure go higher.
Two other Wilmington huricrs
who went out in league ball this
season are still going good. Bis
Bill Shanncr Il with Winston
Salem In the Piedmont League,
and Dick Hughes is with Hnniil-
ton I'm the Canadian circuit
where he was farmed by the
Reading IntA
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
Webster, Pusey ShoU
Em HolU to Shoot Again

200 yards. and which win be held by
the winner until challenged: another.
ladies' event. and the third a be-
ginners' event. The last two In par
ucular will be given special atten-
ton as Il Is the desire OF the club TO
Interest as many wnmingtonlans as
possible in the sport The Dianas
OF the city we're formerly consider
ably interested In trapshooting and
developed some excellent shots. It
Is believed that the relatively light
recoil ana the considerably lessened
expense OF rife shooting win result
In many OF the women taking up this
form OF recreation
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
Y. M. H. A. FOLK
MIX Things UP
Boxing, Smokes, Vaude-
vile; Soft Pedal on
Speechmaking
GIVE TROPHIES TO
BASKETBALL STARS

with several boxing bouts. vocal
numbers. vaudeville. very little
speechmaking and plenty OF smokes,
the Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton held its annual athletic smoker
and "get Together" last night IN the
auditorium Of the associations han
at Third and King streets.
In conjunction with the smoker,
the successful Y. NJ II. A. basketball
team Of the past campaign was pre-
sented with gold basketbails. A. ID.
G. Cohn, secretary Of the associa-
ton. made the presentation and in
his remarks pointed out the impor-
tance OF clean play in all athletics,
which he said does a great deal TO
develop the real American spirit and
citizenship. Those awarded the
memos. OF the successful season In
the cage game were: George Sion
sky, Philip Leshem. Nathan Toilin.
Alfred slonsicy, Meyer weiner, David
Regengogen, Morris Wilderman and
Louis Jacobson. Those mentioned
composed the Y. M. II. A. team,
which lost but two games out OF six
teen played.
DR.. Albert Robin, president of the
association, was called upon by
George slonsl<y, who presided, for a
few remarks. lie struck a keynote
which met with the approval Of all
the members present when he stated
that the campaign for a new build
ing is not long distant Doctor
Robin limited his talk to the asso-
Citations activities and its possibili-
ties
Most OF the interest in the even
ing's entertainment was centered on
the five boxing bouts furnished by
the frankie Lewis Athletic Club.
Lewis was referee and deserves great
credit for the sh Nv he put on
In the opening bout. young Benny
valger faced a real tough person in
Toughey Cannon. Cannon seemed tc
know a little too much for Valger
and the former was forced TO quit
at the end of the second, when he
received a split lip.
The second bout provided plenty
OF luus Win COnhlQtIdDlt lIloTt dC-
ton. Two youngsters sporting the
ring names Of Kid Sardines and KID
Stew. put on four rafting good
rounds of the give-and-take art
Both the sardine Kid and the Stew
Kid looked as II they had Just en-
tered their teens. but this did not de
tract from their ability or their anx
iety 70 mix things. They weighed
around the 75-pound mark.
Danny Kramer and Kid Glaziei
went four fast rounds and Charley
Kid Clarke took on Sammy Schiff. o.
Philadelphia. for the same distance
schiff seemed to force the fighting
but Clarke connected with the. more
telling blows.
The wind-up between K o. Brom
mall and AL Anderson was all tina
could be asked for and proved a At
ting climax to the evenings enter
tainment. Brommall lived up to al
his advance notices and showed tina
he will have to be reckoned will
when the welterweight title OF tn
State comes up for settlement.
Musical and vaudeville number
were furnished by professional tai
ent Norman Slonsky provided sew
eral piano solos and accompaniel
the performers
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
MIDDLETOWN OUT
With Challenge
Claiming Both Track and
Tennis High School
Championships
WANTS TO ARRANGE
SOME MATCHES

Special to The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETowN. May 27-The
track team OF the Middletown High
School claims the high school
championship OF the State. The
team captured nrst place In class
at tho interscholastic meet at the
University OF Delaware recently and
made a fair showing at the Tome
meet. The local aggregation feels
they are entitled to be considered
as State champions and challenge
which have any aspirations 10 such
title The school boys believe that
Newark and DUPONT are the only
high schools who can In any way
dispute their claim and stand ready
TO meet these teams either separate
iy or together, that Is that all points
scored by both teams be credited
against the Middletown points.
The locals viii have a weil-bsl-
anced bunch OF track and field men
In Rogers Fouracre. the local team
possesses a half-miler who has not
been beaten Starting in quite a
number OF races in the last two
years. against some classy opponents
Fouracre has yet TO be led across
the finish line. Henning. Of New
ark, is the only serious rival Four
acre has and Fouracre has beaten
him on several occasions.
Roberts in the 440 is another sure
point winner and with Fouracre
usually cleans up In this event. Rob
erts is also a fast man and a point
scorer In the 220 yard dash. Nc
Dowell and Stafford usually take care
OF the 100 sprint while Mcdowell
and Roberts handle the quarter.
Alfree is also a fast man In the
sprints and can be depended upon
for points. Carey in the high and
broad jump is displaying remarkable
form while Roberts is heaving the
iron pill a goodly distance. Roberts
Fouracre, Stafford. Mcdowell or
Alfree make up a relay combination
hard to beat. With this bunch OF
speed men and some OF the sec
ondary men TO add points the locals
feel confident of defending theiI
team.
The high school tennis team alsS
lays claim to the tennis champion
ship and challenges any bunch n
the state to come forth and Civ
battle. Fouracre. who handles th'
singles end OF the team has yet 4
, meet defeat this season, havinI
won a recent victory over Chester
town Highs best man. Roberts an,
Mcdowell, who manage the double
end OF the Journeys. also came ou
on top in their match with Chester
town.
Margie Records and Clara Brad,
take care OF the girls tennis matches
and from all indications will be 4
hard combination to beat. Thii
team stands ready to meet any higi
school team In the State in a tennii
tournament for the championship.
DUPONT and Newark officials sa,
they can not figure out how Middle
/ town can consistently claim eveI
the county track championship. II
the county school meet at Newark
! the meet was won by DUPONT will
, Newark second and both team
many points ahead OF Middietown.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
THIS GAME AT p. r. r.. FIELD.

South Side-Eden has called on the
practice which was to be held to-
night at Pennsy Field.
The Ali-wilmington League game
with Ninth Ward tomorrow will be
played at Pennsy Field. Managers
McElroy and Biggans agreed TO play
the game on an enclosed field.
although IL is Ninth Wards home
date. All South Side-Eden players
are requested TO be at Pennsy Field
at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
BRONZE VS.. MuDDIiErowN.

Delaware Bronze Club win go to
Middletown tomorrow 30 meet the
down countiana Manager Dury
will take his strongest line up and
expects to give the down State boys
trimming.
Delaware Bronze would like to
have a game for Decoration Day and
any club in the suburban league. or
any independent club wishing this
game can be Accommodated by calling
6979-M after sac p m Captain
Thomaa
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
YOU TRY TT oUTi

The next time you go out 20
the golf course. get nine other
players interested in team golf.
Form two teams OF five men
each and try out the new game.
A team is most successful
when the best driver in the crew
handles that club, the best bras
sic man, that club, and so on
with the FIVE sticks.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
It's q Bum Nom
I'VE nominate Harry Sallaway

eve nominate Harry SaIlaway
for umpire"
Thus speaks The Morning
News Yanigans in n challenge
20 The Evening journal Yani-
gans. They Just might as well
have said:
WE WON'T GIVE YOU THE
LEAST CHANCE TO WIN.
But the matter OF an umpire
can be adjusted after the game
is arranged. Manager ''Koz"
Franklin, OF The Journal, Will
make a round OF the shop today
10 see how many have enough
shock absorbers 90 stand a
game.
But don't let any one tie mp
ssyNallace" Reed for that day.
The Journal boys are saying.
s'Please let him pitch"
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
ST. AIMS HAS TROUBLE.

St AIMS has arranged a good at
traction for tomorrow afternoon on
No. / diamond at Rockford Tower.
The boys from out In the Highlands
will clash with tho Belmont nine.
The game viii be played on the early
shift and viii start promptly at 2
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
WEST GOES UNDER.

ST. Paui's won over West in a
Junior Church League game At
Baynard Field yesterday afternoon
by the score OF 8 70 4. Middletown
did good mound work for the losers
but was accorded poor support.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
Team totals
had.

lean tothla sss......s...s....... .llso
For tho Blues. G. s. Smith. ]. Nc
1aughiin and Al Dougherty are yet
10 be heard from. while to. retrieve
the future the Reds have II. NJ.
Jones. @. 1. Sylvester. w. +. Webster
and Jack Nurnberg. Saturday after
noon will be a busy time at the range
as an attempt will be made TO bring
all targets up 10 date at that time.
Monday morning, Memorial Day. the
club will hold the fira trophy shoot
which has been staged this month
There will be at least three feature
events on the program. one the open
( ing shoot for the club challenge tro-
ply, a handsome bronze cup which
Will be shot for at all ranges up tc
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
is q. OF NJ. MOUND STAR.

ANN ARBOR, Mich.-Hurler Dix
on, OF the Michigan baseball team,
stands out as the mound star OF the
college crew. Recently he allowed
Ohio State but one hit and no runs.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
IrBERTY no WIN AGAIN

Liberty A. c. will take on Trinity
tonight at the Seventeenth and
Spruce street grounds. The game
will start at $50 O'Clock. Liberty
meets the Wesley nine tomorrow
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
zRYszKo HOLDS on.

KANSAS CITY. No. May ~. -
stanislaus zbyszko Is stin champion
OF the mat He successfully defend
ed his title last night by Hopping
Joe Stecher. of Nebraska Tho hrst
fall came after an hour and nfty-
two minutea
Evening journal., 1921-05-27

The last player carries the putter and
he does the green work, and holing
out.
Captain Decides.
One OF the Ave men is named cap
tain and he decides. according TO the
lay Of the ball. who shan shoot.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
YOUR ATTENTION, FANsi

The Harlan Giants will journey TO
Buttonwood this afternoon where
they will engage the Royal Stars at
6 p. m. Manager Evans has also
booked a game for tomorrow with
the Wilmington Giants.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
MUST suEEP IN PARKS.

BERLIN.-student are Rocking
back TO Germany's famous universi-
ties. But the house shortage has
grown 30 acute that they can't find
Iodgings
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
HOMER, DOUBLE
WIN THIS GAME

A homer and double by Edwards
we're largely responsible for the Sales
Departments 3 20 1 victory over
Production in a dupont League con-
test yesterday. Keeley also contrib
uted a couple OF bungles. Score.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
MIDGrrs ON LONG rNn

Eleventh Ward Juniors were easy
for the st. Hedwig's Midgets yester-
day afternoon. The Midgets won
10 TO 4.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27

Two-base hits-Johnson. wolfe. Three
base hlt-Alien. struck out-By Hayes
Parkside, s; Hndais. 1. saerince-
Downs. Hit by pitched ball-Booth
York. Bases on balis--On Hayes. q
Time Of game. Las. Umpire-Duncan.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27

and cum sets and strips OF II form
tassels on some OF the now hand
bags
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
To.AIs scoiRirii il;Y' iiNN1Nas'

Production ..............0 o00Q II
struck out, BY Minker. IL; by Quinn,
S. Two-base hits, Edwards. Bickey
Kelley. Home run, Edwards. Stolen
bases, Morley, j. Quinn.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27

Run a Want Ad OF your own and
secure a good position In a short
time.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
PATENT LEATHER

Patent leather may go anywhere
this season-it is TO be found on
hats, shoes, at the edge OF collar
Evening journal., 1921-05-27

The Want ADS bring people to-
gether TO understand each others
requirements.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27

Star American team goif crew;
Francis Ouimet mashie; Bobby
Jones. mid-iron; Alexa Stirling, bras
sic; Jim Barnes. driver, and Chick
Evans, putter.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-11
Speaking of Letters

The Albuquerque Herald hands tn
Headlight Knockout On the 'Dcminp
Election Scandal" that causes that
champion Of special privilege to squirn
and heg that he await the report Of
the latter &C.. O. Tr. c. to the adlu
tant general before lndulging In his
OR. Hening's) criticism Of the Head
light"
The Headlight doesn't want TO he
preIudged. but It doesn't mind lndulglnl
itself a. this unfair practice Two
weeks ago It said THE mistake
ll,s squarely ON the shoulders Of the
commander Of the local troop Did
the Headlight await the results Of the
investigation? Why should anyone
expect the Headlight to be sincere, con.
sistent or fair? II serves set Of
masters thnt are entirely strangers Ia
my such moral qualities, petty poll.
tic.ans, who believe In wrecking that
which they cannot control.
The Headlight calls the adjutan,
generals letter, "brutally frank" the
Headlight will find the letter of the
commanding officer Of Troop c equally
brutal and frank II was submit
ted immSiiatcly following the request
of an investigation and is now avail
able should the adiutant general ciro
to give Il ont. The commander Of
Troep c would gladly hand II to tho
Headlight, II it were not for the "rulcs
and regulations" which the Headlight
likes to talk about The Graphs
is sure the Headlight will enjoy pub
fishing this report; the Graphic viii
also enjoy having the Headlight do 50
Deming citizens would also enjoy this
Deming graphic., 1921-10-11
EVEN BILL COULDN'T GET
AWAY WITH THIS ONE

Well IN he gol daned The plo;
ihickens. the s,ene changes and the
william in the play gets the hook right.
ana everybody was happy at last re-.
ports including the democrats.
The democrats 1t may be recalled.
almost succeeded IN losing Luna county
10 Bursum a few short weeks ago. Ap.
parently it wouldn't have made any
difference n they had. "Bnl" Simpson
case-hardened democrat Of the lndelibI,
brand. aud John Hyatt, late Texas de.
mocrat with Bursum leanings have
just been appointed cattle inspectors by
the republican state administration.
To make way for one Of them Rusty
Tom Baker life long militant repub
lican in fair weather and foul. has been
discharged from the joh he has filled
so satisfactorily. The democrats seem.
ingly can't lose Win, draw or lose In
Luna county they get the jobs.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-11

likes to talk about The Graphic Will
The Election Day Scandur' which
was found by the Headlight and few
other old ladies' or the local esoteric
school Of petty graft aud special privi
lege. has proved something Of boom.
erang. The eaorf to discredit the
Local military unit ana the sherlfrs
office has met with no sympathy IN
Deming or elsewhere. Editorfally the
only expression has come from an AT
buqnerque paper that has been quot.
ed In previous Issue Of the Graphic
and which exposes the unreasonable
spite Of dsgrmtled politicians.
The Graphic will enjoy having thr
Headlight 90 Just as far as It likes
in the matter of publicity for it. child
lsh charges The Graphic wishes IN,
Headlight luck in securing the "Speedc''
punishment for those responsible for
the "crime" Of September 20, last Co
to II, Val. old Rid 90 TO e.,
Hero is the Headlights whining re.
ioinder to the Albuquerque Herald
FoLD YOUR HORSES
Deming graphic., 1921-10-11
.SP0RTSMEN MEET
TOMORROW NIGHT
AZ the Dcming Booster Club Rooms
NimrOds VIII Perfect organiza-
tion for Game Protection
VIII ALSO PROTECT HUNTERS
Attempts 10 Close Large Areas for Ss's
ish Purposes Under the Guise
Of Game Refugees Opposed

At meeting last Thursday night az
the Booster Club rooms on w. Pine 81
local sportsmen organized an aSsocia-
tion to affiliate with the New Mexico
Game Protective association. The ob
ject Of the new organization Is, as IL,
name indicates, TO protect the vii
game Of this region; but It Is also To
protect hunters from the practice 0i
certain interests In closing large tract
Of land under gIise OF "game refuge
hy authority Of recent law that the
local Nimrods feel Is abused. There were
more than n score present at the initinl
meeting and Il is thought there wiz
be no trouble in getting a membership
Of hundred or more.
4 committee consisting Of Fred
sherman Henry Raithel, c. c. Bassett
aud ID. r. Weatherred were appointc :
TO draft u suitable constitution and
bylaws. Members Of the committc,
went to Silver City, Friday TO consult
with the association there in regard 20
the details Of organization. Another
meeting will be held tomorrow WED
nesday) evening at the Booster Club
for the purpose Of perfecting the o.
ganization.
The conservation Of the game for
which the mountains Of southwestern
New Mexico are famous should concern
every citizen Of Deming and It is hoped
that everyone will become member
II the association that has this wort
object In organizing The game pre-
erves are the heritage Of the me-
generation and the present should use
them IN such way that the inherit
ancc passes on unimpared