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Evening journal., 1921-05-09
DUPONT PERFECT
in SHOOTING GAME

Coming through with a perfect
score, H. L. Morgan was the star at
the first of a special series of reg
istered club shoots over the Bellevue
traps Saturday. These registered
shoots will be held May 2S. June IS,
July 16, August and 90. Not sat
isfed he broke IS straight in the
protection shoot. but was knocked
off by the Ross and Dougherty COM
bination. arriving back to the so
yard line. Robelen and Reed tied
for the Lewis class prize.
Z. e. DUPONT and Phil DUPONT
we're the only shooters to make >
perfect score in the 25-target events
over the Greenhill traps while the
former made the long run of the
day The open race for the Presi-
dents Cup again resulted in a tie,
Simon, Voshell and p. f. DUPONT and
T.. Il. DUPONT each registered the
came total score.
DIR. Belts won the shoot-off of the
tie on the Presidents Cup at the last
shoot and secured the third leg on
that trophy.
OF lht tldSS cups GtoIbt HlIlou
captured Glass A; Voshell, Phil du-
Pont and DIR. Belts tied in Glass b,
and W. J. Hartlove- led the shoot
ers in Glass c.
At double targets. e. E. dupont
again headed the field.
A large and enthusiastic crowd of
shooters turned out at the first open
shoot of the Eastlake Trapshooting
Association. J. II Smith won the
spoon in Glass A, with 46 breaks out
OF so targets.
L. w. Preston took the prize in
Glass c, with 39x5O. In Glass B,
Norman Bedwell and H. S. Williams
tied with "A targets each out of so,
and by mutual agreement. decided
to shoot it off at next Saturday s
shoot.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
G00D-TINIE NIGHT
FOR DEFIANCE FOLK

The second neighboorhood and
get-together meeting Of the Defiance
A. a will be held in the rooms Of
the organization. in tho Weccacoe
Building at Second and Jackson
streets. Wednesday evening.
The affair will be held under the
joint auspices OF the organization and
the newly formed women's auxiliary.
and II present indications amount to
anything this affair will prove an
even greater success than the first.
Some OF the best vocal and musi-
cal entertainers in the city have con-
sented TO take part The festivities
will open by a short address OF well
come by the president. James Nc
Laughlin, who will also act as master
OF ceremonies. The Rev. Father
Tucker OF Salesianum and Maurice
r. Walsh, supreme dictator OF local
Loyal Order OF Moose. will be among
the principal speakers. Mrs. Rayne.
organizer OF the Wilmington Com
munity Service, will lead In a COM
munity sing and solos will be sung
- -~"-H'N"A +NAAAAEM AALA uAIIMa Master
George Lynch. Miss Edna Russell
Joseph O'Rourke. Howard Dough-
erty John Sullivan. George Dorsett
and Al Mahoney. The Diamond State
Quartet viii perform. Heating and
Burgess will give several selections
on string instruments and James
kerans will give a recitation. Re
ireshments. will be served. Dales
Orchestra will furnish the music.
The committee consists OF Miss
Mary Garvey and William A. Shields.
chairmen; Mrs. Millard Schultz and
James Mclaughlin. ex-oficio: the
Ml@ses Edna Russell. Margaret Frye. |
florence Smith, Margaret Long.
Helen McElrone. Alice Gebhart
~Sa.,nerine S,.,ane Conway. Regena Frazer.
s,uneu CO. thurman Charles Farley.
seph Frye, John Quinn. John Mnisbo.
mock and Edward shannon
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
DUPONT ACCOUNTS
WIN FIELD MEET

The Accounts Receivable Division
With total OF 25 points. was re-
turned the winner OF the field meet
Of the DUPONT Company Accounting
Department at the DUPONT Coun-
Try Club. on Saturday. The Receiv-
ables receive the cup donated by the
accounting board
Closely contested events. a pleas
ing musical program and a general
good time was enjoyed. From $50
o'clock. when j. b. Eliason, comp
troller. with a few witty remarks.
handed Band Leader Billy Carney
his baton. until p. NJ. when the
Winning athletes were presented
with their prizes by W. S. Carpen-
ter. Jr, treasurer, enthusiasm was at
a high pitch.
The Accounting Board staged a
neat little race all its own. The dis
tance was so yards. which was Just
enough w. u. Reisinger. manager
Of the General Division. finished
FIRST. and w. NJ. Moore. assistant
comptroller. grabbed the dusty-col-
ored derby by finishing south OF the
field. Mr.. Moore received the helmet
good-naturedly. and was loudly ap-
plauded when he posed before DR..
| Squire's movie machine.
The big event OF the afternoon
was the sO0-yard relay. which was
Won by the Accounts Receivable Di-
Vision team in the fast time OF ]
minute 2S 3-5 seconds
Fast time was also registered IL
N.a N - a
OF tho Accounts Receivable Divis
len. finished first, covering the dis
tance in 10 3-5 seconds
A quartet contest between the sew
eral divisions OF the Accounting De
partmont was a novel feature OF tn,
program. The preliminaries re
suited in the General Division an,
Production Cost Division quartet
being picked for the finals. The Cos
men singing sweet Adaline" ant
Teasing" won out. The Genera
Division four. sang THE Soldier
/ Farewell" but the judges were any
thing but sentimental The Cos
quartet was composed OF Williams
Mcdaniel. White and Long
The judges were: W. =. Allen. B
l. Ward and +. S. MacGregor. Off
cials of the DUPONT Company.
The general committee was com.
posed OF George V. Hastings, chair.
man; Misses p Detlling. +. Doug
las, G. Gentieu, e. McDaniels A. Nc
Mullen. " Robinson. B. c. Walsh
Mcssrs. w J. Abrahams, G. +. Plum
mer. II. W. Lynch. G. c. Stradley,
o. r. Munda and c. w. Lawson.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
CECIL COUNTY LEAGUE.

ELKTON. Nd. May 9.-The Ceci
County Baseball League opened its
season on Saturday with four clubs
contesting for the county champion
ship. North East opened at Elkton
and was defeated by the locals. to
5. Rising Sun was the opponent of
the Perryville team on the latter's
grounds and won out by a score of
s to 8. Score by innings:
Elkton ....1 O4O1O1O % 6 4
North East 10000 OO-5 8 8
Arrants and Maston; Anderson and
Spence.
Rising sun ..1OO132OO1-s s .
Perryville ....2O3O OOOOO-5 s s
Finn and Potts; Alexander and
Gillespie.
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ELEVENTH WARD FOR

Eleventh Ward has arranged
three twilight games for this week
on their home lot at Eighth avenue
and Duncan street Tomorrow
night they will play st. Anne's. FL
wood and Ferguson will be the bat
terry for Givens.
Wednesday night Eleventh Ward
clashes with the strong Del Bronze
nine. Jimmy Malloy will work on
the mound while Ferguson will be
behind the bat.
on Thursday night the fast Har-
Ian Giants will try and take the all
Wilmington boys into camp. Han
worker will be on the mound for
Eleventh Ward. All games will be
called at 6 o'clock sharp.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09

SCORE BY NN1NGs'
TROOP B SCOUTS
WIN FIELD MEET

Troop No. -. captured the hon
ors At the annual outdoor meet Of
the local Boy Scouts on Saturday by
fnishing with 30 points. Troop No.
t6 was second with IS; Troop third
with 10; Troop II fourth with 9
points
Event No. /, Appliance Of First Aid
won By Troop ~ sesond. Troop
20; third, Troop 12; fourth. Troop
Event 2. making a Coat stretcher
Won by Troop 26; second. Troop
~; third, Troop %; fourth. Troop
II.
Event ,, Carrying wounded by
Lifts and Carries-Won by Troop
l6; second. Troop II; third, Troop
56. fourth. Troop 22.
Event 4. Five-man horse and rider
.elay. (rider must change horses
Without touching ground)-Won by
Troop Il; second. Troop p; third,
Troop 42: fourth. Troop 26.
Event 5, Fire-lighting. 2 matches.
contestants must make a good cook
rg fire to vim Won by Troop u;
econd. Troop 81: third. Troop %;
'purth, Troop ~.
: Event s, Tug-of- War-Won by |
Troop p; second. Troop AZ; third,
Troop 26; fourth. Troop 54.
Event Z, Semaphore Signalling
on by Troop 26; second. Troop 2
tird' Troop 2s; fourth. Troop y.
'.rsnt .r ., Morse signalling-Won
lroop y second, Troop -; third
t'oop y; fourth, Troop 26.
rnl ., Obstacle Race-Won h,,
oop ~; second. Troop &. tbir5 /
op - fourth, Troop II.
Event 10, Building Fire b,, ri
on' Nndian method,-vvor
foop ~ third. Troop 2s. fo,rtS
special Event. Troop stunt- III.
vas the official feature by eacb ,-oas ls
Won by Troop s; second r--sSl r,oop
81 third. Troop %. 'oi
The winning stunt as executed h,
Troop 8 was an unusual one. I
consisted Of an electrically operate
stmaphore signalling machine an
was very ably demonstrated. Troo
81, which took second, gave a fes
fure demonstration Of blasting a tire
stump. During the operation tw
Of the participants were burned an
were at once given first-aid attentio
BY other troop members.
The third place which was give
70 Troop 26. consisted Of a truck @
hiking cart and was also unique /
its carrying cut.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
TWO HOME GAMES
FOR OUR HIGHLETS

Two hard games are ahead for
Wilmington High this week. On
tuesday the Cherry and White
clashes with Brown Prep. while
Nilla Nova Props will constitute the
opposition on Friday. Both games
Will be played at Baynard Field.
me schedule as it now stands ie
enree won and two lost. The wins
were over Temple. Goldev and
camden, while Goldey and chester
handed the lacings. ''e''e'
Professor Coke. OF the Ene,,s,
department, and Physical Director
Brown will take over the reins y,
guiding the trackmen. Coach Koct
will devote his time to the basehsf
! representatives.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
NEGRO
In SPORT PROGRAM

The Community Improvement
League, which is endeavoring to
create interest in Fairgrounds among
Negro residents of this city, will hold
a meet at the playground at Sixteenth
and Walnut streets. on Saturday,
May 2s. 1t is expected that repre-
sentatives from all of the Negro or
ganizations of the city will partici-
pate.
The Community Improvement
Club was formed about five months
ago with the object of stimulating
interest in the colored playground.
with the hope of putting it on an
equal basis with the other play
grounds of the city through the coop
Grafton of the park commissioners.
A number of athletic events, ar
ranged by Miss Frances Range Of
the Wilmington Community Service,
have been scheduled. The play day
is primarily for children, and chill
dren from all over the city are in
vited to participate
The events will be divided into
classes according to age, and a letter
of instructions will be sent to every
colored organization with all the
events and a day assigned for prac-
tice at the playground. Prizes will
be offered for all events.
The object of the meet is twofold.
First, to create a spirit of true
craftsmanship among the young
men of the colored race: second, to
show the possibilities of the play
ground as place of recreation after
work hours for the older folks and
a place of play for the young folks
during the time allotted for play.
A meeting of the club will be held
on Wednesday night, May IL, 1921,
at o'clock, at the residence of DR..
John H. Ayers, 1902 Walnut street.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09

Three OF the four games in the
City League on Saturday were de-
cided by one run margins, indicating
how closely matched the competing
mines are. Delaware National Guard,
st, Hedwig's. Fourth Ward and East
lake were the winners.
National Guard. 10; Huber. 4.
Delaware National Guard kept up
the good work by defeating the
Huber Baking Company in the lone
one-sided game. 10 to 4. The only
thing the Bakers could do was start
a rally in the fifth inning when they
scored their four runs.
Gray was heavy man at the bat
with three safeties out Of four trips
r, Harshman netted two hits for the
Bakers. The score;
Evening journal., 1921-05-09

South Side Eden. Parkside. Def
ance and Brownson were the winners
in the Saturday Tits OF the All-Wn-
mington Ledgue.
South Side Eden. Q; Keystone, I.
Eden had no trouble with Key
stone at Pennsy Field when they
handed them a 9-1 count Patton
and Fishback led the attack with
three bingles each one of Fishback' s
going for three bases. Hamilton let
Keystone down with 4 hits and
struck out 13 men. The score:
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
ParI.sIde. 2: NInth Ward. 0.

Parkside blanked Ninth Ward in a
close battle at Harlan Field. 20. All
the scoring was confined to the fifth
inning in which Parkside's bats
worked enough TO put the game on
ice. Glenn first up. beat out hit 10
shortstop and was sacrificed to sec
ond by Nitchie. c. Smith plastered
triple to the scoreboard scoring
Glenn and Tailed himself a moment
later when Underwood dropped a
Texas Lacquer over second. The
score:
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
sCOTT JRs. WIN.

Scott Juniors won by a forfeit
from Keystone Juniors on Saturday.
to 0. Scott Juniors lined up as fol-
lows: Reynard, catcher; Henderson,
pitcher; Trice, shortstop; Douty. first
base; Campbell, second base; r.
Richardson, third base; Rodenheizer,
left field; Phillips. center field; Ford.
right field.
Any team whose players are up TO
IA years can get a game by address,
ing Jackson Campbell Harold Apart
ments, Eighth and Lombard.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
SATURDAY BASEBALL

I aailan Gints, IA; Buffalo A. A. E.
fairview, 1; Black sox. o.
81 Fauls lndep, q, Greenbank.
Hagley' s; Woodward A. C., g.
Calvert Agricultural, s: Elkton
High, /.
Liberty A. c., 10; Fifth Ward. 7.
sun Oil, "a; Union Petroleum, 0
Grace, 4; New Castle A. A., 3.
Wesley 9; First NJ. p, 8.
Union, 10; First-Central. 0.
First Central. 3; Emmanuel, 13.
Union Garden. IL; Greenhin. Q.
Cedars A. A. 13; Bond, Q.
Rockland Jrs.. 10; Richardson
Park. 5.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
Eastlake, =; Hillcrest. 1

Eastlake defeated Hillcrest in a
well played game by the score OF 2
to 1. Lefty Long. the star portsider
for the Lakers, was at his best. hav-
ing fifteen strikeouts and allowing
but four hits. Peters for Hillcrest.
also pitched good ball. Hopewell
starred in the field. Eastlake won
out in the eighth when singles by
Green, Davis and Brodley and a sac
rifice hit by Long netted two runs.
The score:
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
Krebs Tops Subwbanites;
Wins One BY Forfeit
Suburban League S

Krebs Stanton and Marshallton
scored victories in the Suburban
League on Saturday
Delaware City Forfeits.
Delaware City and Krebs Com
pany league leaders, played an ex-
citing eleven inning contest which
was forfeited to Krebs Company
when Delaware City left the field,
following a decision by Umpire Brit
tingham in calling out a Delaware
City runner at first.
Close plays predominated through
out and some sensational plays fea-
tured the work Of both clubs. The
scOres
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
HOWARD HIGH TENNIS.

Howard High School VIII hold a
special tennis tourney at the Walnut
street playground, Sixteenth and
Walnut. on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday afternoons OF this week.
Many prizes donated by Wilmington
merchants will be awarded to the
winners.
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Brownson, 7; Eleventh Ward. 5.

Brownson defeated Eleventh Ward
to 5. Il was an interesting game
throughout. The features were the
timely hitting Of the Brownson team.
Fritz Plumm started on the mound
for the Brownson team and held the
Eleventh Ward team to one run; he
retired in the fourth in favor of Dan
Toomie who held the Wampum Cats
safe during the rest OF the game.
The score:
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
THIS TIME LAST YEAR

Dutch Reuther held the Cards
to two hits.
The Braves beat the Giants
and took first place in the Ma
ational League.
Flack, of the Cubs, stole home
in the eighth and scored the run
that beat the Pirates.
Veach and Heilman made
home runs off Weilman, Browns,
on two successfully pitched
balls.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
SCORE BY INNINGS

Neighborhood 49,. 2 10000 o. 2
Defiance ......... IL 211 0 2 O-19
Iwo-base hits - Brand DiSabatino
Lutz. Three-base hit-Walsh. Struck
out-By Taylor. 2; by Lutz, 4: by Clark
J. by Magill, 2; by Jester. 5: by Pas
quale, 5. Double plays-Weaver to Syl-
vester to Brand; Clark to Lutz to Hyn-
son. Hit by pitched ball-McBride
BalS-Jester. Base on balls-On Pas
quale, 4; OF Jester. 8; off Taylor, /;
on Lutz, l; OF Clark, l. Time Of game
? hours, minutes. Umpire-Haney.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
WEEKS RECORD IN
MAJOR LEAGUES

The weeks record in each major
league Of games played. won and
lost, with runs, hits, errors, men left
on bases and runs scored by oppo-
nents. including games of Saturday,
May 7. is as follows:
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
South Side-Eden Sets
All Wilmington Pace

~ to 2. Walsh, the right garden
man. made his only hit count for two
extra bases while his team-mate,
Lutz, got an extra base hit. The
score:
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
81 Hednlc,s. ?. HichInnd.

st. Hedwig's and Highland played
an exciting game at the Military
Grounds with the Saints. finishing on
top, ? to 1. +. Gestwicki featured
for the Saints while NJ. Fisher Of
Highland featured at the bat. The
ecnrn.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09

TUESDAY.
st. Hedwig vs.. Eastlake. at
Twenty-ninth and Market, p. m.
Umpire, McGOwan.
Defiance vs.. Greenhill. Third and
Adams, p. m.
1T. Anne's vs.. Eleventh Ward.
Eighth avenue and Duncan. 6
y. m.
University Of Delaware vs.. Penn.
Franklin Field, $3.50 y. m, (stan-
dnrd time.
Harlan Giants vs.. Fourth Ward.
Fourth and Church, 5.f5 y. m.
sun Oil vs.. BrOwnsOn, Third and
Adams. els D. m.
Brown Prep vs.. Wilmington
High, Baynard Field, $50 D. m.
Brandywine Wolves vs.. Liberty
A. g., Seventeenth and Spruce. 6.15
Union vs.. West. Baynard Field.
WEDNESDAY.
City League. 9 p. m.
Huber vs.. Hillcrest, ShellpOt.
Newspaper League. D. m.
journal at RhOads. Rockford
Tower.
Kiwanians at Morning News.
Eden Park.
NNhT AT IaihNs NMFitu IlNNus
Bankers at Alec. Second and du-
POnt.
DUPONT c. c. League (wOmen.)
sales vs.. Accounting.
Delaware Bronze vs.. Eleventh
Ward. Eighth avenue and Duncan
y. m.
All Wilmington League.
NatWIhnWhnnH gnnfh SID
Eden, Pennsy Field. 5.45 p. m.
THURSDAY.
city League. d. m.
st. Hedwig vs.. Edge Moor, Edge
Moor. Umpire Kanz.
Highland vs.. Eastlake at Twen-
ty-ninth and Market, p. m.
senior Church League. y. m.
Westminster vs.. Mt. salem. Bay
Grace vs.. st. Paul. Baynard.
No. 9.
Goodman vs.. Second Baptiss.
Rockford. No. I.
mdsSiS@S' @S%SSS~Ins SS. vs.. Old sS'd'''
Junior Church League. D. m.
Grace ". Second Baptist. Rock
ford, No. 1.
81. Paul vs.. First Central. Bay
nard, No. 1.
Emmanuel vs.. Westminster,
Rockford. No. 2.
Union vs.. West, Baynard. No. 2.
Goodman vs.. Brandywine, Bay
nard. No. 3.
Harlan Giants vs.. Eleventh
Ward. Eighth avenue and Duncan,
y. m.
Black sox vs.. BrOwnson, Third
and Adams, 0.15 u. m.
FRIDAY.
DUPONT G. c. League (wOmen)
Express-Trafnc vs.. Advertising.
Nillanova Prep. vs.. Wilmington
High. Baynhrd Field, $50 p. m.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
Eonr1h Mnrd. 8: Edec Moor. 4.

Fourth Ward nosed out fast Edge
Moor in a fast game. With one out
in the ninth inning Fourth Ward put
across the winning run. Stapleford
and Virgins featured at the bat with
a three-base hit, while Burke and A.
August each hit for extra bases. The
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
DUPONT WINS AT coLF.

Winning nine OF the eleven
matches played the dupont Country
Club defeated the Carney's Point
Country Club in a golf match on
saturday.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
MarshalIton, o; Five Points, 3.

Marshallton trimmed Five Points
at Elmhurst Field by the score of 9
to S. The game was marred by the
loose playing of both teams. The
score:
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
There s No Stopping
To Those CudrdSmen

ski TO Delikat. Base on balls. st. He'd
wigs, 4; Highland. 2. Wild pitches, St
Hedwig's, 4. Time Of game, hours 30
minutes Umpire, kanz.
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Totals

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Del Nat. Guards =. 2 2011 700 2 O-10
Huber ............O OOOOf o o o.
Umpire, Cunningham. Time Of game,
hours 13 minutes.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09

Home run, Bagg. Struck out BY
Long; l5i by Peters. 10. Stolen bases.
Bradley Green. Sacrifice hits. Hope
well. Long. Hit by pitched ball. Davis
Base on balls, on Long. q. on Peters. /
Time Of game hour 35 minutes. Um-
pire. Rickerts.
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Eleventh Ward
SCORE BY INNINGS.

bioWns3h I7,, - i''''' w u
Three-base hits - Marvel Elwood
TwO-base hits-Greenwell. Reese. Mar
vel. Kenast. Madden, Pimm. Ford
Stolen bases-GreenWen Long. May
hart, Rainey. Struck out--By Malloy
9, by Toomie. z. Base on bans-On
Malloy g.; of Toomie, 4. Umpire-Mc-
Connel.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
American League.

Athletics. 5; New York, a GA inn
Ings).
Boston. 4; Washington. 3,
Cleveland, II; Chicago. 3.
St Louis, 16; Detroit, 8.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09

Hits or Stapleford, 3. off jackson. 3
Off Fl. August, 6. Earned runs, Fourth
Ward, 2; Edge Moor, /. Two-base hits.
Burge. A. August Three-base hits.
Stapleford, Virgins Struck out by
Stapleford, 8; by Jackson. 2; by IA. Au-
gust, O. Double plays, Virgins to Kelly
to Virgins. Stolen bases, Virgins. Z.
Fish. Q: ]. Adamson, Collins. Burke. A.
August. Hit by pitched balls Fish
Hayes. Bases on balls, of Stapleford 3
of Jackson, 81 off A. August 3. Time
OF game 3 hours. Umpire, J. McGowan
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Brooklyn, 2; New York, 0.
st. Louis. Q; Chicago, 6.
Cincinnati, /; Pittsburgh, 0.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
DELAWARE CITY.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Delaware City o o 0 0 O / 0 o O-6
Krebs .........O 0 OO3O O210O O-6
Stanton, II; Elsmcrc. s.
Elsmere was defeated by Stanton
in an uninteresting game by the score
of IL to s. Bounds did not seem to
be in shape, Stanton getting hits up
until the sixth inning when Magaw
took his place and only allowed
Evening journal., 1921-05-09
Ninth Ward
sGntni;' nv i.,SS.rA.ce

IHIHHIuD ..s.ss...ss . . . u
Earned runs-Parkside @ Two-base
hits-McNif. r. Smith. Koitsch. Three
base ht-C. Smith. Struck out-By
Nitchie, s; by Layton, 2. Double plays
Gilbert TO Smith to Koitsch. Left on
bases-Parksidc, s; Ninth Ward. 4.
Sacrifice ht-Underwood Sacrifice ny
C-hayes and Nitchie. Base on balls
Andrews.
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sn,ith.lde. Eden
SCORE BY INNINGS.

oouthside-Eden -. 0 0 -
Keystone .......... o / 0 o 0 o 0 O.
Earned runs-Eden. 6. Keystone. I.
TwO-base hits - Patton, Hamilton,
kerns. Three-base hit - Fishback.
Struck out-By Hamilton, 10. by Arm
strong. s. Left on bases-Eden. 8: Key
stone 5. Stolen bases-Gruhb, Kerns
Patton. Coyle. Wright. Worth. Hit by
pitched bals-Armstrong A. Straw
bridge Base on halls-On Hamilton
I, of Armstrong. 3. Wild pitches
Hamilton 2. Armstrong. 2. Passed
halls-Conncr. o. Time Of game-i SO.
| umpire-F Duncan.
Evening journal., 1921-05-09

Defiance, 10; Neighborhood, ?.
Defiance walloped Neighborhood.
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The Week s Baseball
TiOiHght Games
TUESDAY,.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Chippey All-Stnrs vs.. Delaware
National Guard. Harlan Field.
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American League.
1oDAY's SCHEDULE.
National Leagne

Brooklyn at Philadelphia (two
games).
Evening journal., 1921-05-09

American League.
Detroit at ST. Louis.