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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05
Motion Pictures to Save Birds.

There are nov 10000 enthusiastic
Australian members Of the Gould
League of Bird Lovers, which has
branches throughout the
wealth. One way Of educating young
Australians to care for the native
birds is by the use Of special motion
pictures and by united gatherings Of
the Wild Life Preservation society of
Australia and the Children's New
South Wales Gould league. The pur-
pose Of the society and the league Is
to obtain uniform laws for the protec-
ton Of animals and birds. and to Gull
tivate that sound public opinion which
Is more effective than any law.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05

One ofthe surest ways
to become physically in
capable of doing your best
work is to get only snat-
ches Of sleep-broken by
disturbing dreams.
If your sleep is being
disturbed by drinking
tea or coffee, you may be
sowing the seeds Of a
nervous breakdown.
Do not wait until your
nerves are affected by the
drugs, them and caffeine,
in tea or coffee. Protect
your strength, vitalityand
endurance.
Have sound, restful
sleep, and wake refreshed
and fit for any task.
Postum, the delicious
cereal beverage, with ito
golden-broWn richness
and coffee-like taste, will
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05
SELECT HARNESS WITH CARE
BE Especially Careful That Reins,
Breeding and Various Straps
Are Heavy and Strong.

Select harness with care. See that
1t is well made. Make sure, especially.
that the reins, preceding. holdback
straps. tugs or traces, belly bands and
yoke straps are sufficiently heavy and
strong for the work required. A run
away team cannot be controlled with
weak reins. nor will weak tugs and
straps stand heavy work.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05
A Lady Of Distinction

Is recognized by the delicate fascinat-
Ing influence of the perfume she uses.
A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot
water to thoroughly cleanse the pores.
followed by a busting with Cuticura
Talcum powder usually means a clear,
sweet, healthy skin.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05

standpoint. lies not only In producing
the desirable amount of fat at the
least expense for food and care, but
also in getting the fat we'll distributed
through he flesh rather than merely
in masses within the carcass or under
the skin. Such large masses have lit
tie value for table purposes. and un-
less they are carefully saved and used
for cooking they are practically vast
ed. When the amount of flesh is in
creased by the fat between the tibers
The proportion of edible material is
increased. and the larger masses of
meat make better portions in serving.
The quality of the flesh is also i'm
proved,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05
He cculdn't Saw EN-

II was Ora's first yea in school. and
Maurice, two years the younger, iOnked
on his brother with great admiration
and w for the many wonderful new
things he had learned. Bigon. an he
called Ora for some unknown childish
reason, was his do! supreme. An
aunt. visiting n day. as'.ed Maurice
whether he could recite the alphabet.
mo" he piped. mo. | can't say
EN-. ! can't say the A. b. C'x. But
Bigon. he can say 'em. 'Eres the way
Bigon says EN-" And then he pro
ceeded to say them correctly.
Listeners don't except to hear any
good of themselves it's the bad n4
others they are after.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05

Don't expect a girl to furnish proofs
OF her assertion to the effect that she
can't sing.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05

Fido, Go Back to Your Corner!
He-Well. wasn't the agreement that
I should be allowed to go yer to
Simpkins's tonight?
She (sternly)-Yes. but | have
changed our mind.-HOuston Post.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05
Importance Of Special Feeding.

Chickens fatteneu on Il mash of
grain n milk acquire a delicate tia
vor. Special feeding often imparts a
very desirable flavor. This is found
Ia ~canyasback ducks, for example,
which are considered at their best
when they have fed on wild celery.
Celery and chestnuts sometimes are
used to give turkey flesh a special fla
vor. Birds intended for table use
should not be allowed to eat onions or
wild garlic habitually, because the
sulphur compounds in these plants
pass over into the flesh and give it a
taste objectionable to most persons.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05

Learning and wisdom are not al
ways on good terins
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-08-05
lmpnYtanf to Mothers

The next thing to being sick is to
be told you are sick.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
SOLDIER NINE IS
STRONG THIS YEAR
Fort du Pont Team Well Sup
piled With Plenty of
Material.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
Fort du >Pont, May 12.-Fort du Pont
fans are enthused over the prospects Of
their team cutting a caper in baseball
circles in Delaware
For time the team appeared to be
almost hopeless. but two hard slugging
fast ball players have been added to the
lineup and have done much towards
making the team one OF the best.
The pitching staff is the strongest
seen performing for du Pont for several
years, Carr IS considered 10 be one Of
the best hurlers in this section. The
fine ball he pitched last Saturday and
Sunday, trimming Middletown and ST.
AIMS. shows that two straight games
will not affect him. Grace is a relief
hurler The pitching department Is one
OF the best in the State.
The lineup is as follows: Davis,
catcher; Carr and Grace pitchers; Cap
tain HummeIl, first base; Sheneck. sec
ond base; Oliver. shortstop: Olson, third
base: White left field: Kennedy, cen
ter field; Mccarthy and Barney right
field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
TWILIGHT SHOOTS
BY DIAMOND STATE
Opportunity to be Given Marks
men to Get Acquainted
With One Another.

In order that the many members Of
the club who are unable TO attend the
Saturday afternoon shoots Of the
Diamond State Rifle Club may have an
opportunity 10 keep their trigger fingers
Iimbered up and meet their brother
members frequently it has been decided
TO hold regular Thursday evening
twilight shoots on the range across tho
road from shellpot.
The first event win be held this week
and large turnout OF riflemen who
have not been shooting since the indoor
season at the Armory closed will be on
hand. There viii be no trophy shoot
this time as many Of tho boys viii want
an opportunity to get tuned up again
but eventually tho twilight shoots viii
take their place in the trophy plans
of the club so that all members may
have an opportunity to carry home the
bacon occasionally.
There will be ample opportunity 10
get acquainted during the long evenings
on the range. The twilight shoots are
expected to become favorites for new
shooters and for old shooters who have
not ahouidered q rife for years. Tho
shoots will start about o'clock and
continue TIL dark. Later in the season
the range may also be opened Thursday
afternoon SO that the store clerks may
take possession of some Of tho ranges
and tho Junior Diamond State Club may
keep In tune on their % yard layout.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
DE|ANCE AFFAIR
ATTRACTS HUNDREDS
Athletic Association Holds Big
Time Under the Direction of
William a. Shields.

Fully seven hundred people packed
tho doors Of tho Defiance Athletic As
sociation last evening to witness tho
neghborhood and get together meeting
held by the social committees Of the
association and the newly formed
ladies' auxiliary. The function. which
was held in the headquarters Of tho
club in the Weccacoe building at Second
and Jackson streets was one of the
biggest social SUCCESSES ever attempted
by a local sporting organization.
The program. which extended over n
period Of three hours. was enthusiast
cally received BY the entire gathering.
Tho address Of welcome was made by
President James +. Mclaughlin. Miss
Range. organizer with the Wilmington
Community Service. led a community
sing that proved a big feature Of the
evening. Morris +. Walsh. supreme die
tator Of the local Loyal order Of Moose,
made the address Of the evening. taking
as his subject, The Benefits Derived
From Athletics
Much credit WAS given by the large
attendance to the committee on ar
rangements. The program consisted Of
the following:
Joseph ORourle. "Over the Billowy
Sea; Andrew McCunin. THAT Old Irish
Mother Of Mine; George Dorsett.
Little Blue Bird; Keatlng and Bur-
CESS. instrumental Entertainments" !;
Howard Dougherty. There Is Only One
Girl": George Lynch Jr, Pretty Little
Girl: Diamond State Four. Songs;
James Kearns. Recitations: Josephus
Anderson, She's In The Jail House
Now: "Fewclothes and Spoons. !"
Comedy skit.
Music for the occasion. which was
Of the highest order. was furnished by
Joe Dale's Melody Boys. Dancing.
which was enjoyed until a late hour,
completed the program.
Committee on arrangements consisted
of the following William A. Shields.
chairman; James F. Mclaughlin, John
Quinn. Edward Shannon. Joseph Frye,
John Mulshenock, Charles Farley,
Francis Murphy. George Carroll; the
atxiliary's committee included Mary
Garvey, chairman: Sadye Schultz, Helen
Calvin. Catherine Conway. Edna Rus
sell. Mildred Bierman. Alice Gehhart,
Margaret Frye, Florence Smith, Mar
garet Long and Regina Farrer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
CECIL COUNTY MEET
DRAWS THOUSANDS
EIkton High School Carries Off
Honors i'm Eighth An
nuaI Affair.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
ElIkton. Md. May 12s-Five thousand
people witnessed the eighth annual
track meet OF the schools Of Cecil Coun-
ty held in Elkton yesterday afternoon.
Elkton high school carried off 6rst
honors with 12O points. Calvert Agri-
cultural was second with Sc Chesa-
peake city High. third. 67; North East
High. fourth. a. Elk Mills. fifth ~;
Wesley School. sixth, 10 and Cecilton
School with 7.
The winners in the days events were
50 yard dash-S0 pound class Har-
vey Ewing. Calvert: Albert warpool
Elk Mills. second: Harold Marques
E.lkton. third.
Standing broad jump-George Croth-
ers, North East: distance feet inches
Dodge Ball thrown for a distance, won
by d. II. Goodnow. North East, distance
81 feet.
40 yards relay-North East, time !
minute. Is seconds.
60 yard dash-e5 pound class-Harry
KrastIe. Chesapeake City. time 5 a.
seconds.
Standing hop. step and jump-Harry
KrasteI. Chesapeake City, distance 81
feet l inch.
Baseball thrown for distance-wH-
liam n. Terrell. Elkton, distance. 19s
feet.
40 yards relay-Skton. time min
ute seconds.
20 yards-1f5 pound claas-w. n
Mccoy. Calvert; time 8 seconds.
Running broad jump-Daniel Spear
Cecilton, distance Is feet
Baseball throw-Theodore W. Miller
Eikton: distance 227 feet 10 inches.
$50 yard reIay-Elkton time l min
ute 40 seconds.
220 yard dash-oscar W. Hammer
Calvert: time 80 seconds.
Running high jump-George Houck
Chesapeake City; distance feet
inches.
Eighth pound shot put-w. Murray
Elkton; distance 50 feet 8 inches.
$50 yard relay race-Elkton; time
minutes Il seconds.
100 yard dash unlimited-S. r. Croth-
ers, Calvert; time L seconds.
440 yard run-Howard Elgnand, Cal
vert time l minute i seconds.
$50 yard run-Francis c. Miller, Cal
vert; time minutes 3 seconds.
Running high jump. senior unhrnit-
ed-Roy Deibert. Eikton; height 4 feet
S inches.
Running broad jump-Harrison 81
Taylor, Elkton: d. stance IS feet inches
y pound shot put-Charles McFad-
den, Elkton. distance 50 feet Il inches
One mile relay-Calverts time a min
utes 43 seconds.
Girls dodge ball championship-Che
apeake City; mixed dodge baIl-wes-
ley School: girls hand ball-Chesapeake
CITY: girls senior dodge bau-N0rth
East girls voIley ball-Eilkton High.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
j. OF DELAWARE ON
SHORT END OF SCORE
University of Pennsylvania Out
classes Blue and Gold on
Franklin Field.

stan Corrcspondcnce Of Every Evening.
phiiadelphia Pa, May l2.-fhc Uni
vcrsity of Delaware baseball nine put
up a miserable exhibition of the nation
al pastimo In their annual contest with
the University OF Pennsylvania nine on
Franklin Field yesterday afternoon and
the He'd and Blue won 81 gamc over
the Blue and Gold team.
\ cold wind swept across the field
throughout the afternoon and kept the
enthusiasm of fans at low pitch and IL
became so cold IN the latter part of the
game that the spectators left the field
go that only "A handful of spectators
we're On hand at the close OF the game
Tho Delaware team played a miser-
able fielding game when fast playing
would have prevented scoring by Penn.
The Penn batsmen had the edge on the
Delaware sluggcrs. for thy touched up
Collins freely and did the same thing TO
Ruthrock. who relieved Collins. hut who
did not seem able TO get going properly.
After couple of innings. he gave way
to Buck Ramsey. who pitched for the
Wilmington High School team last year
Captain Donoho Of the Delaware team
niado the feature catch of the afternoon,
when he pulled A1ahcr's clout down out
81 the skies, for what would have been
Epod for circuit drive. II II had gotten
away from Donoho. Donoho starred Tor
the blue and Gold. He secured two hits.
ouc of which was a clean single, while
the other WAS an infield hit, which he
beat out The catch he made in left
Geld brought much applause from the
fans.
nelaware's lone tally came in the
eighth inning. when Jimmy Robbins
elouted the hall 10 the center field wall
Tor home run. Collins drove out a
hard clout just as he Was being relieved
and after making the circuit on the hit.
was called out at the plate.
Robbins played great game for the
Blue and Gold team. He caught four
men az third. played a snappy fielding
game and drove out the longest hit Of
the day. Spaid. who appeared for the
first time this season in a Blue and
Gold uniform. performed well for the
time he was IN the contest. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12

The Bankers Brokers kept their slate
clean when they defeated Aico, g..
Babe" Carrow was in rare form and
allowed but four hits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
DEMPSEY CARPENTER co
TODRAW RECORD CROWD
Orders for Seats Come From All
Parts of u. s., France and
England; Boxes for Women.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

~ Associated Press n Every Evening
New York, May 12.--AIthough tho
opening Of the public sale Of seats for
the Dempsey Carpenter champdonshir
contest in Jersey City on July 2 wfi not
begin for several days, the advance res
ervations already assure record break
ing attendance.
Ofiieial diagrams of tho arena. indicate
that the arnphltheafre to be built M
Tex Blckard- win seat $1,000 or more
spectators. The plans provide for 25
rows Of $50 seats and more than one
hundred rnezzanine boxes which % lg
understood will be occupied principally
By women. Bark of these boxes are
to be four rows Of so seats and -
similar number of S35 rows. These in
turn are followed by thirty rows on sos
seats; three rows Of $50. twenty one
rows of SIS: twenty FIVE rows of $40.
and eleven rows Of $3.50 seats.
The arena is To bs an octae,onal
shaped structure with a radius n more
than 200 feet. In the fifty dollar section
alone close 10 1000 ssats already have
been reserved.
Orders for these high priced sections
are not confined 10 local patrons San
Francisco and Los Angeles enthusia ste
have paid for 300 and $50 seats respec-
lively. Two blocks Of Chicago orders
call for total ~ $50 $50 seats ana an
order for 50 was received from London
last night, with the information that
additional seats would probably be re-
quircd as several large parties n Eng
lish sportsmen were planning 70 cross
the ocean for the bout. A cable also
announced that a block order was on
It's way from Paris.
Carpenter and his party are expected
to arrive here Sunday on the steamer
Savoie. He viii spend a day or two IN
this city and then go TO his training
quarters at Manhassett, Long Island,
where he win settle down to rigorous
training until ne is ready TO leave Tor
the ring ia Jersey city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
K|CKERS' MATCH
At DU POINT CLUB
Golfers VIII Have Az Opportunity
10 Get Rid % Their
pet Kick"

a "I5ckers Handicap Match ~ ir-
novation in ne suoruug nsi ~ fan
club viii Do heid ~ me "a pont CofH-
try Club on Saturday Afternoon hnv
meuier is eligible t0 play and svfryf
rcEardiers ~ exyerifnce haH an co.
chance.
Ev'ry golfer has chronic kick
may b. bis caddle. clubs. rhe irff
the iogt bail ~ a. theunnnd ana r
other Chings. bat ln thlH contest
~ these evils at east .a removed
person chooelng hn handicap sleh n
his tOt1l net strokes come or ufaT
70 me sslccted winning erorr rN
the victor ~ ~ event
The fo''ov1ng rules vii ggVern
event
!. before playing rigr your ~
m sheet provided for th1f pgrncr
fhe rIbh91ee 1ilo write fDrf
own nandirap--ar ano.Nrf rhFh
Quoted from .rlr F
bring the 30
xnup'e--lf Sow
so0re 1fr arout
cap n 80 ~ af--whl. r br
net s~0re down .o
2 After tas Trtt
wili b. 1racr r. l
botwrc~ ~
winning erl-.
b the
cho.c, -
profeEsiorara rrre
A. III case rf tr
n decide -ne winner
s. This match r
qualifying round ~
eight Tho frsf round
p4ayed SATURDAY wav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
MORE TWILIGHT BALL
FOR CITY SHORTL Z
National Guard Players RI
Meeting 70 Discuss Forna-
tion 81 League

More twilight baseball s rrnrliprd
this city AZ rne r1rioua nnuuarfar
the National Guard n ueiaware
n0id a meeting AZ fne hrTnnrv .r
dsy nighf tor ,ha purf.nee rf dIa-laaI
the plan ~ forming .HE4a.
viii be reprpaertatfves FROM Cnn1nnn..
a. n y. ard u az wel aa tnn annH
quarters and service battery
The National Guard team in fne
league will practice 40 Eirhteeuff
Van Buren streets rhla eveuinr .i
all players are requested tn 10 ruf
The game for saturday retucer
National Guard trau ard the anila
nine is aroueinr much interest
contest VIII - staged lt HArhtnnr
ard Van Euran streets nt BY 30. An
s. nluch rivalry nsrwern .1ere
tearns. fast ruue % nKrerted r1
Iarga number ~ flns Hra .Vnnctnl
turn out % witness .le same
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12

Mickey Morris and Bucky McGinnis
who are stable mates are working out
together and will be in great shape for
their respective bouts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
FESTIVAL AND DANCE.
New Era Club and Neighborhood
Athletic Club Combine
for Affair.

The New Era Club for girls ana the
Neighborhood Athletic Club have com
bined 10 give y strawberry festival and
dance at the Neighborhood House, TIA
Lincoln street, on Thursday evening,
May 20. The committees are as fol-
lows Miss Linda Lippi and Angelo
Bowl chairman; Miss Josephine Per
soglio, secretary John Giamattia, trea-
surer. cake committee. Miss Mary
Corsano and Mrs. Julia Vitolo: charge
Of tickets J. Giamattia; dancing. Miss
Linda Ilppi, Miss Josephine Persoglio
and Miss Rose Fidance; Strawberries
and ice cream, F. Olivere; flowers. S. S
Rudley. OF the Central Flower Shop.
As there IS much interest being dis
played in this affair. there is expected
10 be a large crowd on hand for the
celebration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
SMYRNA WINS ANOTHER,

Special Correspondence Of Every Eyapin.
Dover, May 12.-The local High
School team lost to SMYRNA bo..o ,.47-
terday afternoon. 14-1 Tho payaa ,,-ag
called at the end of the seventh inrir,.-
on account of the cold weather No..
entered the game crippled as q rl,,nho,
Of the teams players are ont of ecbo,I
because Of illness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
BAN ON FREE TICKETS
CUTS CROWDS N HALF

Toledo, Ohio, May 12-The boxing
conxnissions s new ruling that free ad-
mission to boxing shows IN the future
must be cut to the minimum had irs
effect last night when the crowd that
turned out TO see Bryan Downey ard
Johnny Klescn in a twelve round bout
was less than one half large enough
70 fill the house.
George p. Greenhalgh, chairman n
the commission and city director u
public safety has put rule into effect
that policemen ana detectives not as
signed there viii not be admitted On
their badges.
Newspapers also have been limited
in the number OF free tickets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
EastIake Shoot Last Nisb,

The first Of series OF mid-wea],
shoots held by the Eastlake Trapshoot-
ing Association last night attracted Il
large crowd. Worthington ana 4a,.-,-
Williams tied in the 15-target nvent ard
Vic Willis captured the 10 and double
target events. The quan shoot ana tbc
protection shoot proved a surpris, III
the shooters. y. Williams was high
gun in the quail shoot and Warrington
and Williams captured the protection
event.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
schaefer Outplays Hor4mans

BY Associated Prcss O Every Evening
san Francisco, May T. Jake Schac-
fer. Of San Francisco, won both blocks
Of play on a 1000 point match Of 1872
billiards. with Edouard Horcmans Bed
gian billiard champion yesterday I'll
five and one-half innings last night
'Schaefer won 400 to 279. making The
score stand 500 to 326
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
DELAWARE COLLEGE
TENNIS TEAM LOSES

The Delaware College Tennis Team
was defeated at Lafayette College yes
terday afternoon. 6 to Q.
IN the singles matches Mena OF
LAFAYETTE defeated Horty OF Delaware
GO, 6-2.
Shumway Of Lafayette defeated
Barker Of Delaware OIL, 8-i,
Mitchell of Lafayette defeated Chai-
lenger OF Delaware al, az.
Wayiand OF Lafayette defeated
Gutowitz 90, So.
In the doubles matches Mena and
shumway defeated Horty and Barker Of
Delaware Ga. SO, IA,
Mitchell and Maryland of Lafayette
defeated Challenger and datwitz "a
6-1,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
AIL-STARS WIN.
Plummer's Players Take Short End Of
Score in Twilight Game.

The Wilmington Ali-Stars, composed
Of several of the Lorraine and Suburban
League players. defeated the Workhouse
team yesterday. in a ten-inning twilight
game, CO.
Cottingham and Sable starred for the
Workhouse players. while Benson and
Shaw starred at the bat for the visitors.
Joe Briscoe and Walt Scott worked the
battery department alternatively The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
WESLEY COLLEGIATE
WINS A SLOW GAME
Downstate Teams Play in Cold
Weather With the Wind
Sweeping Field.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Dover. May 12.--Tho Wesley Col
legiate Institute baseball team easily
defeated the Caesar Rodney nine here
yesterday afternoon. 22-9. The game
was played under adverse conditions for
baseball with a cold wind blowing across
the field. The weather prevented either
team from displaying It's best. and con-
squently a number OF misplays were
made on both sides The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12

Delaware 0 o p o.
Pennsylvania O1 x-q
Two-base HI larvey. Home run,
Robbins. Stru out. by Collins. 8: bv
EothroCk .: by Ramsey. .: by Larson.
Bases on halls, off Collins, 4: of
Iothrock. 2; on Ramsey. 1; or Larson.
Double plays. Whitehill NcNichoIl.
WhrehiHs : MeNichol 10 Whitehill.
stolen hases. Underwood, McNichol. 3;
Whitehill. Mourdian. Myers. ATaher. Hit
~ pitched ball Maher. Balk. Rothrock.
Wlld pitches. kothrock, ?. Passed balls.
Marvel spaid. :. Innings pitched. by
oliins. 4; by I;othrock. >; Ramsey. 3.
Time 81 game. . hours. 10 minutes. I'm
rires. Baetzel and Filder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
Delaware A. G.. Aetiva

It meeting Of the Delaware A q.
held at the Morning News Office last
hlsht' l"fty "eH~khoWn athletes Of this
CITY We're taken ~ as members. AT the
next meeting of the club. officers viii b.
elected and large attendance is de-
sired. The date Of the meeting will be
announced later
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
ST. MAR}'S WINS.
>luafest Staged NJ Pennsy Field; Me-
Cennen Knocked Out of Box.

81 Marys hit hard and defeated
South Side Eden al the Pennsy Field
last night. 1O-6. Hits by August and
Hawk Hayes and a home run over
the left field fence by Wolfe, gave the
winners three runs in the first
Eden scored three in their half Of the
FIRST on two passes. an error and hits
hy }. Gallaher and Slaughter. They tool.
the lead with three more in the third
chasing Mcconnell from the mound.
Taylor held them safe during the re-
naainder Of the game. The score: