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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
DELAWARE WINS
OVER j. OF WEST VA,
.Joe" Rothrock Pitches in 0rea'
Form and Allows Oniy ro"'
Hits During the Game.

,onaence of Every Evenihs'
Nav 3-"Joe hoehi W
Demonstrated yesterday n,a
-, ,r form he is almost ~ sra,,,e
W"'" ars, two innings IN ths e"
-, university of Wes' - 30
~. southpaw did not see'' -
'n' ''s rroperly warmed up anu "'
""'' - nm for four hits aho u" -
"as ,,.,,,.en the second anu th''
'''s A., ,y.rn,ed up in the ou'i p''
,,,oinder of the game '''i
an" n,nr 20 IL. lie did not aii"" "
~, ,ne last seven innings an" ,,,d
..,,,, in that time reacheo
delaware won, 10 D on tho
wcst Virginia got the Juh'P w ,,,,o
M. md Gold bN puttihE r.,
-. IN the first inning. lurN'"' .,l;o,.,a
80 bitter walked. ana Wii'" .,,..,4
.,.,t6scd ne went All th' w., -, ono
~ Mcdonald threw I" thi'" - -. ecld-
..,..,ing that bag. Robbins "' nc ,,,tod
,,,t.,,a.s hunt !. IlarricK slheiVu
=" -, arove him in with triple
t,..,,,bo.s head In the second 'i'
.,,. scored another on WOO" :
III. and y IIarrick's single "u' ,"''
~, last time they even hau
,hanc. t. score. - .hc
n..i,,,,rr ticd NJ the score III 'i'e
Wilson was out ponoho
vailed and scored on McDonalo ~.
.,rt,..n nv.r = IIcrri.k's head. Nc
Donald scored on a passed 'Hi''' -
.t p..I.v,ar,, took the load :
,. any, vas too hot for Maderia ai'u
cent tn = hit ponoho droppea '',o
I'M down and by a finc sprint heat y
,,, and both runners moved up m'S'
,.n,n Woods threw wild to frst- h'N
..l an Maddcu.s two-has" SMASH -
,,r, p.laware's nth run was
!, ~. nfth ON Wilson's single"
,,. s,,rtnc, and Mcdonald s
!. riqb, The latter was again
',t,,s hi,t.r IL the day with 2
tfiliI, and two singles
Th,e, were me- s"nsa'"ha' 80
III. yan,,. hut Jimmy Robbins play
Ill. r,mc around third and Me
,.d III. infioiders several or-
....l.,., stops &c thrown halls
..,, ,h,Y. win he a dual meet
, tl..,.,f,rd on Frazer Field. start
II and Thur sday Carnegie
rb VII ., here for a hasehall E'''l'
1n, = nr, ot yesterday game l"'''Ns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
ALL.STARS BUSY.
Manager Grants Team Takes on New
Castle Nine Tomorrow

In New Castle AllStars, Harry Grant
has Sc heduled first class attraction
for "Wednesday evening at PennaY
F'ield with such stars in their linup as
Mcdaniel, Willeys. Chase. Proud. Hance.
Madden and several others who put
New Castle on the map. il looks ike
Eden is meeting a foe not only in their
class but may walk away with the.
bacon. With these things in considera-
ton Harry will present his strongest
lineup.
Fer the coming Wednesday either
Nativity or the Logan Club OF PhiIadel-
phia will be the attraction Hamilton
or Jackson will oppose Jimmy McDeyitt
speed king. Wiileys in this game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
MILFORD HIGH WINS
OVER DOVER TEAM
Tarbutton Lasts Short Time and
is Succeeded by Colt. Who
Fared Better.

Dover. May s-The Milford High
School baseball team easily defeated the
Dover High school in a game played
here yesterday afternoon, CO. Tar
burton started on the mound for Dover,
but only lasted one inning. during
which time Milford scored three runs.
making a lead that the local boys were
unable to overcome. With the exception
of one inning, Colt who succeeded Tar
burton. pitched excellent ball. but re-
ceived poor support in pinches. Hudson,
the Milford twirler made his initial ap-
pearance as a pitcher and was very good
throughout the game. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Dover High School.
DU PONT MOTORS WANTS GAMES

The du Pont Motors Inc, baseball
club will be busy this week. Tomorrow
evening the automobile builders go TO
Newport and play the Krebs Chemical
Club and on Saturday go to Dover.
Chesapeake City and some of the
other clubs down-State can still get a
date with the Motor nine by communi-
eating with j. Henry Fulton, in care of,
du Pont Motors, Inc. Wilmington, Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Totals
Defiance Travellers.
Score by Innings.

Morning News .... o % o Oil
Defiance Travellers 0 . 3 0 o KS
Tits or Long. in AZ innings Of
Manlove IN - innings. Earned
runs. Defiance. > News. ! Two-baas
hits Reed Hynson. Tobin. Long. Struck
9ut. by Mcbride. s. BY Long 10. by
Manloye . Hit by pitched ball Nc
Pride. ,. Bases on balls. or Mcbride. b:
eff Long. /. umpire. Dougherfy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Hirzel Makes a Statement.

Manager Hirzel. Of the Lorraine CLUB,
Independent baseball champions for
1s20-2i. wishes 10 state that the team
nov playing under the name Of Lorraine
IS in no way connected with the old
organization as the players arc scattered
with the different teams Of the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
HARLAN GIANTS WIN
OVER NEW CASTLE
Interesting Twilight Contest Was
Played; Won by Locals in
Five Innings.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle. May 3-YesterdaN after
noon. in twilight game. the opening
one of the season the Harlan Giants
baseball team. Of Wilmington defeated
the New Castle Athletic Association
team in nve-inning contest, IL The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
DEFIANCE TEAM
DIVIDES THIS PAIR
Lorraine Wins Over the Nine,
While News Team Takes
the Count.

Tho Defiance Travellers split double
header yesterday afternoon at Third
and Adams street grounds. defeating
the Morning News team. 81 and losing
To Lorraine A. A., 5-3 Ia the twilight
attraction. In the Lorraine game. Fish
back featured with the stick. getting
four safe onen out Of four trips TO the
bat One went for q triple. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
West Virginia.
score nv Innings.

V..I NIrrTnIa N-3
I,,l.war, 2O2 2o1 o @ x-5
Earned runs West Virginia. = Della
v.t, Twu-hase hit Madden. three
l,sa hits Martin. Mcdonald. Woods
-.rrtace btS Madeira and Donoho
..oi,r IA SOS Donoho and Dantz. passed
IN Martin struck out hv Woods, q;
4s Rothrock. q base on balls. off
Woods !. IN Rothrock 4 double plays
I.ol,bine ro Wilson To Mcdonald; left OF
1.,s.s W.,t Virginia. 4: Delaware. 3;
lIfuuii,. kirt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
uee,lnr at1. No ronlrr

Tho 1auazer-
ana girls oar ne
win raenf foriRr-
C a. rIu .ttaraar
business of muorfar.e
YD0r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Ncnre hY InnlnRl

81 Marvs ........-5 @ -
Defiance .....-..1 J 0-2
Thrcc-baso hit Walsh Home runs
August and Collins Sacrifice hit Hyn-
son. Double play. McNif to August to
Wolfe stolen bases. TAYLOR. Struck
out. hy Mcconnell 10y Dillon. by
MagiT 3 Rase on balls. of Mcconnell
{ of MaCiH. l. Umpire. 4 August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
RACING ENTRIES.

An added feature OF Every
Evening in supplying sporting
news is the publication Of tomor-
rows racing entries several hours
before any other paper sold in
this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
defiance IraKelers
Score by Innings.

Lorraine .-.....1 -
Defiance Travellers - 0 Q 0 0-~3
Thrce-base hit, Trlahhack. Hits or
Moore. ; in three innings. on Ellwood
9 In four innings: or KerriTan. ~ in
aeren innings Two-hase hits. Slangh-
ter. 2 Isaae on balls. or Ellwood off
Kerfigan. ? Struck out. by Eilwood.
Is Moore. by Kerrigan. 2. Time q
game. hour. 50 minutes. Umpire.
Nfdge Mclaughlin
The Defiance Travellers bad two hiR
IuninrH in their game with tho news and
,4sared afgbt runs The affrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Harlan Giants Organize.

The Harlan Giants have organized
for the season and would like to arrange
games with any fast teams in and out
OF the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
GAMES TOMORROW,
American League.

American League.
Boston Al Philadelphia
Chicago AT Detroit
New York AT Washington.
National League.
81 Louis at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Bost0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
DEF lance NINE
BOWS TO ST. MARY'S
Mcconnell Pitches Fine Game
and Allows but One Hit to
His Opponents.

The ST Nary's baseball team defeated
Defiance last night at Fourth and
church. 5-2. in ono of the best games of
Tho season Mcconnell held the Tenth
ward clan 90 on" hit. Tho SCor"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
,WaMaset Defeated.

Rhoads Juniors defeated Wawaset
Park team yesterday afternoon so. The
pitching OF Mccoy for Rhoads' was a
feature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
w Omen's Events.

The women S events Will provide pen
" of sport for the members Of the
fair sex The season will open May ,,
with handicap medal play, with prizes
for best gross and net scores. Play
starts at 2.30 y. m. Match play. inter
club teams. will be held May 2, al 2.30.
Selective drives for the mixed two ball
foursome.. will take place May u. at
$50. The match play. interclub teams.
viii be held May 10 at 2.30. Medal play
will be held May %. Qualifying round
for classes Of eight, each class to con
tinuc at match play, May 24,25 and 20
Prize to winner Of each class. This viii
start at 2.30. A putting contest Will take
place May 30. at 4.
Selective drives for the mixed two
ball foursomc, viii be held June . at
$50. Match play. intcrclub teams, will
be held June at 2.3O. a monkey
| tournament will be held June 13 at 2.30.
Teams of five members play in regular
rotation. each team allowed one bali
/ and five clubs all different, each player
uses same club throughout the match.
Match play. interClub teams win be held
! June 20 An invitation tournament will
/ be held June 81 a putting contest
viii take place June % at =. m. Match
! play, interclub teams, will be held June
| q, at 2.30. Match play, interclub teams
win be held September II at 2.3O.
The qualifying round for the club
| championship win be held September -
The first round Of the match play Will
rbe held September 90; second round
| September 81: third round, September
o. Approaching and putting contests
will be held September %. Match play
interclub teams. will be held September
| 26 Handicap medal play for mixed
feursomes win be held September -
The graveyard tournament will be helc
October 3 and match play, interclui
teams will be held October TO-
Two ringer score competitions will b'
conducted one for May, June and july
and one for August, September ant
| October.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
GAMES TODAY.
American League.

Chicago at Detroit
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia
National League.
Pittsbure at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Laurel Juniors Lose.

The Laurel Juniors lost 70 the Key
stone Juniors. ~. in an exciting game
yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
National League.

Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia. 3.
plttsburg 4. Chicago, 3
New York. S. Boston.
other clubs not scheduled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

See advertisement Goa. yard Tor sale
.t SIverbrook ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
National Lea que
Yesterdays SCORES.
Amprican League.

AthIstlos, o Washington, ].
- Louis. :, Detroit C3 innings).
Boston > New York /.
ntba,- ,.lpbe r,at grbad,,lo,7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

DO it now-calI 22OO Every Evening
classified ads.-AdV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
New Castle 4. \.
Score by Innings.

Harlan Giants ........ o 2 IL
New Castle \. A...........0 | -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

Totals
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

many a motion picture tale. Others
are Otis Harlan, Tom Mcclure. Mar
garct Campbell. Lincols Plumer and
John Cough.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
AT THE PARKWAY.

''The Three Musketeors." the cur
rent Offering at the Parkway
Theatre. Delaware avenue and
Adams street, is repeating in VIII
mington the success that has greet
ed Il in New York. Philadelphia.
Chicago and elsewhere. Douglass
Fairbanks IS the star OF the produc-
tion, which Is a quite faithful trans
Ter from the pages of Dumas 10 the
screen. His D'Artagnan. In spirit.
manner and appearance would
probably receive tho commendatlon
OF the great swordsman's creator.
who would also probably applaud
the bits which have been interpolat-
ed In order that Doug may exhibit
his athletic and acrobatic prowess.
These stunts" however. do not dc
tract In the least from the pictures
continuous charm and interest; in
deed they rather enhance those
qualities Much care has been be-
slowed upon the historic aspects OF
the photoplay and seldom. IN ever,
has France Of the Louis XIII. period
been recreated with 80 much fldel-
ity. Mary MacLaren ls graciously
appealing as the unhappy Queen
and Nigel de Bruliier is French
enough in blood 20 make Cardinal
Richelieu essentially Gallo. dignihed
and intelligent. The celebrated trio.
Athos. Porthos and Aramls. are
played by Leon Barry. George sieg-
mann and Eugene Palette
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
MARY

MAIf1
George NJ. Cohan's Comedians un-
der the direction Of Sam II. Harris.
in the musical play Mary will be
the attraction at the Playhouse
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Among the twenty song hits in
Mary probably the most popular
OF the outstanding successes are
"The Love Nest" when a Vampire
Exits Laughing" Money. Money"
Waiting" "Tom. Tom. Toddle.
Anything you Want TO DO. Dear.
Every Time l Meet a Lady" and
Don't FAN Until You've Seen Them
All" The story Of Mary. by Otto
Harbach and Frank Mandel. has to
do with a young man Of an inventive
turn OF mind who hits upon the
happy idea OF a portable house as a
certain means 10 realize a snug for
tune In order that ne may marry the
girl Of his choice. The Portable
house. although in itself not a I'm
ancial success. nevertheless. leads 70
discovery that makes the young
man a millionaire over night The
captivating music by Lou Hirsch is
irresistible.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

AT THE QUEEN

AT THE QUEEN
The title OF the Queen Theatre
feature is well-chosen. Ladies Musi
Live" makes an instant appeal TO the
prospective amusement seeker.
Further inquiry only serves to height
en- the favorable interest OF the frs
encounter. Christmas week Is a
big holiday season and the public O..
in a gay. merry, pleasure-seeking
mood George Loane Tuckers
photoplay is a lavish production.
built In and about the homes OF
wealth and social standing. It's
theme Is a big one and its main
thought brought out in a general
climax in which all characters par
ticipate. Mr.. Tucker has always
held a high ideal in his pictures and
never has he failed TO enforce
IL. Betty Compson makes de-
nghtful heroine. She is the pam
pered daughter OF society whose
parents seek 20 force her into a
moneyed marriage where affection Is
entirely lacking. Marcia Manon
Leatrice Joy and Cleo Madison are
others OF importance in the chief
feminine parts Mahlon Hamilton.
Robert Ellis. Gibson Gowland and
Jack Gilbert are also in the cast
The New Year at the Queen has
IA fine beginning with the pres
entation OF Experience" the hrsi
three days OF the week. Richard
Barthelmess r. to be seen IN the
leading role Of the hfg noralff,r u1ov.
He plays the well-remembered char
acter of Youth" and supporting him
Is a cast OF great size numbering
many OF the most prominent play
ers OF todavs cinema
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
At THE SAVOY

A bit OF wholesome advice 10
brides. neatly disguised as a film
drama. Is contained in Her Face
Value" the current feature AT the
Savoy Theatre. Wanda Hawiey. the
star in the production. is shown as
a young wife whose relatives flock
about her home 30 frequently and
make themselves so thoroughly at
home with her husbands favorlte
chairs and. cigars, that the disgusted
bridegroom soon reverts TO his bach
elor ways OF staying out with the
gang TIL all hours.
Most brides fear the visitations Of
their future in-laws- but fail to rea-
lie their relations are in-laws TO the
husband. and relations OF any
sort arc a menace 70 an early married
life. A two reel Century comedy. en-
titled "A Family AFFAIR" also deal
ing with domestic strife. and full OF
laughs is the added attraction.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
AT TIE MAJESTIC

4 story OF American married life
IL Clara Kimball Young's picture
Hush" which opens today az the
Majestic Theatre. The theme OF
the story tells OF the wife who spoils
her own and her husbands happi-
ness by an unnecessary recitation OF
an indlscretlon in her past The
husbands love Is not strong enough
at the time 10 make him let the
matter pass and things happen that
are anything but pleasant 10 their
mutual relations. Sada Cowan is
the authoress OF the story that makes
up "Hush" She directed Il 20 the
attention OF those wives who jco-
pardize their own and their hus-
bands happiness by telling 100 much
about themselves and their past.
The settings for the story are beau
tiful. Miss Young's costumes are
particular gorgeous and numerous
Her role as the wife OF wealthy
man demands such an appearance.
In addition TO the star the cast
boasts o. he presence OF Kathlyn
Williams. J. Frank Giendon who will
have the chief male role and 9TH
ers Of importance.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
AT THE ARCADIA

Mr.. and Mrs Carter de Haven
ascend 10 the stellar throne at the
Arcadia Theatre playing there today,
tomorrow and Saturday In 'The
Girl in the Taxi a most delightful
farce comedy taken from the play
OF the same name. The story Is
uproariously funny. Mr.. de Haven
played in II on the stage and has a
true appreciation OF the humor I'm
the complicatlng situations OF the
story. Mrs. deHaven who has been
her husbands partner on both stage
and screen Is also familiar with the
tale. She is not her husbands wife
in the picture but the beautiful
young woman who is constantly get
ting into hot water. She is also
the inspiration OF the moliycoddle
whom Carter de Haven represents.
The cast presenting the picture in
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

novelty. The $4,000 Moving Pic
ture sta& Reed and Blake in Yer
satilities- OF 1922" present up-to-
date comedy singing anI dancing:
Turner and Turner arc Two capable
acrobatic dancers; Barrett and
Harris have a novel singing and
comedy act and the Punchinelli
Troupe appear In an acrobatic
novelty that is plentifully inter-
srersed with fun.
The talented Lucy Cotton Is star
red in the feature picture. "Whis-
pering shadows" which has been
adapted from a play by Walter
Hackett. II tells a gripping story
in which romance and mystery are
skilfully blended.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
AT THE GARRICK

The second musical revue in a
week--a record for vaudeville ac-
complishment--is Carl Nixon's pro-
duction which is the big feature on
the new Garrick program. Mr..
Nixon has a real headline act with
plenty OF pretty girls. gorgeous cos
TUNES and settings and a compl re
r.usical score interpreted liberaily
with comedy A position OF i'm
portance on the program also be-
longs TO John Orren and Lillian
Drew In their act. They have been
called "Originators Who Initiate"
no doubt getting their title from the
novelty OF their mimicry. He can
reproduce with remarkable fidelity
Tire sounds and calls OF the familiar
barnyard fowls anc animals as ell
as the tones of every legitimate
musical instrument. Miss Drew is
wonderful whistler The Dare
Brothers devote themselves 10 many
daring athletic stunts. These are
accomplished with graceful ease.
Reddington and Grant are tramp
tumblers with a brand OF fun that
has more than once proven its popu-
larity. Shapiro and Jordan. two
e!iis who sing and dance. and Jar
row. the talkative Jester are two 9TH
er acts on the new bill. The photo
play part OF the bill viii be given
over TO Buck Jones appearance in
Riding With Death" Buck. who
has changed his name recently 10
Charles. is one OF the fastest-mov-
ing and most energetic young stars
of the screen today.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
alvnY rHr cHIMrs RANG ;,

Tickets Tor the play "Dhy the
Chimes Rang" which viii be pre-
scented at the Playhouse tomorrow
afternoon to The children or this
city. have been sent 10 tho Ferris
Industrial school. the Y. NJ. II. A.
and the Y NJ g. A.. tho chiidren's
Home and all tho ncirhborhood as
sociauons and settlement houses
here. There are a few tickets left
and these will be given out by the
Wilmington Community Service.
The Drama League and the Musi-
cal Commission have charge OF the
program and IN addition 20 the play
there VIII be story telling and
music and Mayor Leroy Harvey will
extend the seasons greetings 20 the
children.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
cLosE TNEE InRAny MONDAY

The Wilmington Institute Free
Library viii be closed next Monday.
New Years Day. it win be open
for readers, however next sunday
as usual.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

Majestic theatre January 2. Not
only were twenty OF tho most i'm
mensc sets ever used in a production
built FOR this picture. but they were
constructed OF exact materials used
In the original buildings. An OF
this work was under the personal
supervision OF Signor Armadno
Braslni. famous architect OF the
Vatican.
Mosaics entered very freely into
the Byzantine style OF architecture
and these are seen In almost every
one OF the vast exteriors. The lay
man can appreciate how much Il
costs TO produce one OF the simplest
Of these mosaics and when the mum
Der Of them runs into the hundreds
this item OF cost alone Is staggering
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
FILES BANKRUPTCY PETITION.

Frank Vassallo. proprietor OF the
fruit and produce store at 1t3 East
Fourth street. filed a voluntary peti-
tion In bankruptcy in the United
States Court. yesterday afternoon.
Assets are placed at s1.SOO.43, with
liabilities amounting TO s7,440.60.
Judge Morris referred the case TO
Referee in Bankruptcy James Ran
kin Davis.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
ENTERTAINMENT AT BETHANY.

Members OF Bethany Baptist sun
day school presented their annual
Christmas entertainment in the
church last night. An interesting
program comprising vocal selec-
tions. recitations and exercises was
given. A large audience attended.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
SERVICE MEN CARE
FOR MANY OF NEEDY

Hearty thanks 10 persons who as.
sisted In the relief work among *
service men az Christmas was ex-
tended by the Christmas relief com
mittee Of the American Legion OF
which George l.. Weber was chair
man. Three hundred ana seventy
two married veterans ana fSi civil
ians were taken care Of An these
families were sent baskets FOR their
Christmas dinners.