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Evening journal., 1921-06-21
Flash Lights
BY WINDY

Everybody out TO see Manager
Lux's boys in action against Harlan
Giants at Twenty-second and Clay
mont streets at 6 O'Clock tonight.
Well boys. not bad Saturday. We
shaded Eleventh Ward TO the tune
OF 21 to o.
Three in a row is not so bad. Not
an error or run scored against us in
the last two games.
Everybody out to see the big game
Saturday when Ninth Ward viii
cross bats with Parlside al Harlan
Field. This VIII be the best and big
gest game OF the season. Come on.
you good rooters. we want 10 have
plenty OF noise.
Rettins took no pity on the old
pin.
McShane was the Babe Ruth OF
the day. knocking a homer with two
on.
Powell. better known as Pay
Sholk. OF the All-Wilmington
League. played a wonderful game.
pegging all men who left first. Not
one steal OF the season. Powell. old
boy.
Hansen pitched big league ball.
Not one man reached second base
after the first inning. He allowed
only two scratch hits.
Scott, our latest addition TO the
team, was ace high at the bat with
two doubles and a single.
Gush LUX played his usual good
game Right after them again next
Saturday. Gushi
Saiters. our pitching ace, was
called upon 10 pinch hit in the sew
enth and delivered his usual wal
lop.
George Smith. our crack inhelder
will be seen in Saturdays game
against our old baseball rivals
! Parkside.
Everybody down TO the club to-
night Al our regular weekly meet
ing. Tickets wiz be issued 70 ths
members for the first annual moon.
light excursion. Friday. July %.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
sI.ICK-NoT sI.ICKER.

Tex Rickard is bald. Otherwise
he'd be gray-headed after he gets
through with staging the greatest
money bout in ring history.
He has 10 be a genius TO pacify
the injured" and stin make them
think they are getting what they
wanted.
After he pays the fighters half a
million. he'll pay the piper.
And about all he'll have left out
OF a million-donar bank roll will be
the song entitled. Il Put Her over.
Boys, at That"
Don't get it In your head that be-
cause Tex has a shck head and a
slick way OF ironing over dihicult
situations that he IS a slicker.
He's as far from being that as his
IS seats are from the ringside.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
KREBS ALL SET
FOR SOUTH SIDE

Krebs Company. who have won
10 straight games in the Suburban
LeaEpe. Will meet South Side-Eden.
Of the An-Wilmington League. At
Pennsylvania Field, at O'Clock to-
morrow night
Joe Clay. who pitched a no-hit
game last Wednesday evening
against the Eikton All-stars. viii do
the twirling for Krebs, with Dory
Collins. Delaware's star southpaw,
held In reserve. Mcdaniel viii do
the receiving. The rest OF the line
up viii be the same thar has NOV
ed down the opposing teams in the
suburban League.
Willevs. who has also pitched n
no-hit game this season, win be on
the mound for the Eden boys. with
August in reserve. Fishback will
catch.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
LOCAL Y SWIMMERS
SET BALTIMORE BACK

Wilmington Y. VI. c. A. again de-
feated Baltimore IN swimming meet
last night. the events being held this
time in the local pool. Quite
large gathering witnessed me 30 to
IL victory OF the local notators
Bardo and Boyer n tho local team
were the stars OF the evenings por-
formance. each winning two FIRST
places. Bardo lived up to al ex-
time. setting a new record OF o. sec
onds. in the 20 yard swim. for this
pool. He also captured the so yard
swim In 30 seconds fat
Boyer took first place in the div
ing for form and plunge for distance.
He executed his dives last night In
excellent style and received a good
hand from the audience. He also
plunged the length OF the pool 80
feet in 10 seconds. In the last six
starts that Boyer has made he has
taken Ave FIRST places
The thriller OF the evening
was the back stroke swim which
went to Loane OF Baltimore
by few inches The race
for second place between Miller OF
Baltimore and Sheldon. a local swim
mer, in the so yard swim was an
other tussle and went to Sheldon OF
Wilmington by a hair.
The locals took the relay race in
handy fashion and a. no time was
the winner in doubt. Bush swan
FIRST and set lead which Bardo in
creased and 20 which Roberts added
another foot or two and Sheldon
finished in timely fashion. Time
for this event was 20 seconds.
Loane. Peyton and Miller were
the chief scorers for the Orioio team.
each getting 8. and points respec-
lively for their team. Loanc show
ed excellent form in the back stroke
swim and was the FIRST man 10 make
Bush feel the sting OF defeat. Pcy-
ton scored second place In the plunge
while Miller got third place in the 20
and so yard swim. Results:
Relay race. won by Wilmington
Bardo. Roberts and sheldon. Saw
ers, Loane. Msoahan and Miller for
Baltimore.
Diving for form-First Boyer
Wilmington. second Pedrick. vii
mington. third Sower, Baltimore
20 Yard swim-First Bardo. vii.
mington, second Sheldon. Whining
ton. third Miller, Baltimore. tint
80 seconds.
Back Stroke Swim-Distance q
yards-First I.oane. Baltimore. sec
ond Bush, Wilmington, third Pedric
Wilmington. time 10 seconds.
Plunge for Distance-First Boyer
Wilmington. second Peyton, Balti
more. third Pedric. Wilmington, dis
tance 40 feet. time 10 seconds.
. 50 Yard Swim-First Bardo. Wi
mington. second sheldon. Whining
ton. third Miller. Baltimore, time 2
seconds.
Omcials-Referee. @. Walter Ks
2 del; clerk OF course. L. +. Sparks
judges, John Picrson. Harry Loos
and Dave Jones: timers, Ernest I
' Marx. Chief Greenhawk. Harry Link
I starter. Frank Il. Ballantyne.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
HARLAN apps. IN ACTION.

Harlan Apprentices VIII swing
into action again this afternoon
when they will clash with the Ac-
countants Of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. u. S. S. b.. stationed
al Harlan Plant. al Harlan Field.
this afternoon al A45 O'Clock. A
friendly but keen rivalry has sprung
up between the two mines and a hot
contest is sure to result when they
meet The Apprentices are anxious
TO meet any team in the city in their
class Bayard Briggs at the Harlan
plant, Is the fellow to get into COM
munication with for games
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
Josh Wise Interviews Jack

when Jack makes a joke. all handf
playin' safe an takin' no chances.
How is yer left eye9" asked i'm
"Oh. guess its all right" he
sez, Il en- see a dollar out Nv II
uz well uz my right"
What is there in this report. th't
you're goln e be married soon after
YOU nght carpY"
mot thing. My next fight win
be with Jess willard"
Jacks College -.'
II have read tn story Nv your life,
Jack. but not much wuz said about
your college life What college wuz
you graduated from"
Il wuz graduated from Knox coli
lere Jack scz. an tn fellers all7r
laughed hearty again. 10
asked Jack n he thought thu
fight would end in a draw. ~
no. he answered. "it won't end,
In a draw. / Amt no artist" Ir
Then ser. Who's goin' & BE- YER
second on tn second2"
That's a thing 1 amt give no.
thought tc Jack ser I'm let th's,
timekeeper look after tn seconds. -,
Jack an me talked along in thatiT
strain fer an hour er SO an In th'-.
course NV our conversation he ex-,.
! planned 4 me m plan Nv battle he
! intends T. follow at Jersey City. but,
Il wuz all told me confidential an. !.
professional etikot prevents me frum
tomorrow night win go amer the q.
hard play ahead. Tonight the ward
ers take on Highland All-Stars and
repoatin' IL
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
GAME no BE PLENTIFUL.

DELMAR, Del. June 2l.-Sports-
men in lower Delaware report there
will be plenty OF game this fall. The
forests az this time abound in game.
and Indications are that the cunning
season this year viii be the best in
several years.
An appeal is being made to farm
ers to have their dogs fastened at
night. IN order TO prevent them from
roaming the woods and killing the
young rabbits. a large number OF
rabbits are killed during the summer
by dogs being allowed to run at
large.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
HEAVY BALL.

Pitcher Carl Mays Of the Yankees
throws the heavy ball" Few big
leaguers use II.
The principle OF the heavy bail Is
that when II leaves the players
finger tips Il is started rotating TO-
ward the catcher's glove
1t literally rolls into the pocket,
striking like chunk OF lead.
This is due in his particular case
to his undcrhand delivery.
When the ban is thrown over
hand the tips OF tho fingers start the
ball spinning backward and a strikes
the oatcher's glove lightly.
Cy Young used to throw a heavy
ball. Tiily Shafer Of the old Giants
threw a lcaden ball also. lie used
to nearly burn Fred Merkle up al
first base with his whip across from
third.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
wIICE QUALITIES.

DIR. John W. wiloe. Ohio State
football coach. is conducting class
in football at the summer school Of
Columbia University again.
His knowledge OF the finer points
Of the gridiron game is we'll backed
up by his great showing at the Buck
eye institution.
Wilce's elevons have won the
Western Conference title eight
times.
His teams have won as out OF So
games. scoring 1877 points to op-
ponents' 25S.
The Ohio mentor is a born in
structor. He has the knaok OF be-
ing able to teach what he knows.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21

things W skipnln IN rope,
piayin' pcanuckie. washin' his
dog. posin' fer pictures. writin his
autoeraft shakin hands with IN
mayor. greetin' a committee OF Elks.
meetin' actors. politicians, eX-prize-
fighters. x-saloonkecpors, cabinet
members. congressman an other
members NV IA sportin' fraternity,
punchin' IN bag. runnln' up and
down tn public highway (road work.
] believe. Is tn technical tcrm), an
sparrin with a few men paid fer
IN purpose OF bein' hit by him. Be
sides all that. Jack had 4 meet me.
Understand. whom ! say he met me
am speakin' not In IN pugilistic
sonse. We met In a social an biz
ness way.
Hes Iool,in' Wen
We'll. first NV an. wunt 4 tell tn
himiaphere tht found Mr.. DEM
psey iookin' we'll. lie is in prime
health. Respiration an pulse nor
NAL. appetite heavy. sleeps wen an
weighs considerably more thin a
Hundred an ffty pounds.
II wuz IN FIRST time had ever
met Mr.. Dempsey an took occasion
q size him up carefully. His finger
nails wuz we'll cleaned an polished
his white flannel pants wuz nicely
creased. his canvas shocr an linen
clean. his necktie not too loud. his
hat an nccktic modest--in fact. ne
had an tn EARN arssluv a gentleman
outside Nv his facial expression an
l -.
como somewhat tanned by IN sur
an wind
How d'you do. Mr. Dempsey"
sez. when I'm introduced G. him.
"Howdy. Josh" ser he. putin
out his hand. "shake tn hand tn
shook IN hand NV Attorney-Genera
Daugherty an Richard Croker.
oh, that's all right" I ser. M
apologies
Talks Right Up
Then. Z show him I'm eomethir
NV a sport myself. an can use sport
in editor language. I scz. Jack
thought I'd md you a kind NV
SERIOUS old sobersides conslderir
things. hut now th't I en- sec you,
find you're nothin' more'n a grea
. big. good naychurod boy"
We'll" he ser. there's nothin'
Il In bcin' otherwise so long w 20
, an me Amt meetin' fer a purse"
, by tn way, that reminds me
sez I. "speakin' NV hghun', who's 81
in q win tn hghtf"
/. Jack Has Hunch
'well." he seq. I've got hunS
Q I'll win"
i They tell me this felier Carp is
, tough fish. Jack"
That's what I hear, but IN hoo
i'm"
Il see by tn papers th't tn Lon
3 Branch Elks give you a match DO.
y DO you smoker"
, mo, but they thought q match bo
/. wuz a good thing L give me becaui
] I'd had so many boxin' matches"
\ Ev'rybody round laughed heart
3 az this an I may say in passin' IN
o ov'rybody in tn camp laughs heart
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
pEFTANCE MOONLIGHT.

A big time is in store for all who
attend the annual moonlight excur-
sion Of the Defiance Athletic Asso-
citation tomorrow night. The boat
will leave Fourth street wharf at
SIS and will so up and down the
river.
The feature OF the evening will be
the dancing. A spot dance, Paul
Jones and a few other extras are
on the program. ]. Norris Robin
sons orchestra will play.
A feature will be a musical enter
tainments by local talent.
A committee from the ladies' aux
Hilary is also working in conjunc-
tion with the young men. Tickets
are now on sale and can be obtain
ed from any OF the members or At
the wharf on wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
AUTO RACES PART
OF JULY A SPORT

The program for the July 4 auto
mobile races at the Fair Grounds
has been completed and Horace p.
Murphy who comes from Syracuse,
\. Y. 10 direct this program. prom
ises the biggest event Of the Kind in
the history OF Delaware. Mr.. Muir
ply has directed automobile races
under the A. A. A. sanction for a
number OF years and has a long list
Of successes.
The program and conditions fol-
low:
Event No. /. Balf mile. Class ID.
-Non-stock free for all, time trials.
First prize $1,000; second. $500;
third. $500; fourth. slo.O0
Event No. 2; Five miles. Glass f
Non-stock. $50 cubic inches and un-
der piston displacement. First prize
500; second. $50; third, $40;
fourth. $40.
Event No. 3: Ten niles. Class ID
Free for all. First prize. fi25;
second. SIS; third. $50; fourth. s2s.
Event No. q: Five miles. Han
dicap. First prize. $780, second.
SIS; third. $50; fourth. S25.
Event No. s. Five miles Class r..
For non-prize winners. First prize,
$50; second. $50; third. $40; fourth,
$500
CONDITIONS.
An entries must be made by noon,
June rs.
No events win be run unless there
are four entries and at least three
star1ers
No entry will be received unless
accompanied by entrance fee and
signed entry blank.
Additional events 70 replace such
events as DO not mn may be placed
on nnal program by the consent Of
the referee and the Official repre-
sentative OF the Confess Board OF
the A. A. A
Steel studded tires or chains viii
not be allowed on the track.
Races start promptly al 2.3o p. m
Every driver must be In his place
at the track al 2 ,. m.
All drivers. rnechanicians and car
must be registered with the Contes
Board OF the American Automobil,
Association, sol Fifth avenue. New
York city, at least ~ hours before
the start Of the FIRST race. This ruls
will be strictly adhered to.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
CAN HE TAKE ENf.

Vverett McGowan, the st. Paul
speed skater. has tumbled to the
boxing game.
He likes his profession as a skater.
But there isn't any ice in the sum-
mer.
MCGOWAN Is a wonderful athlete.
He has a perfect body. His endur-
ance has been tested TO the nth"
degree.
But he'll find taking a punch on
the jaw is vastly different from glid-
ing along at a mile a minute pace
on ice as smooth as glass.
He weighs 142 pounds.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
LORRAINE RESERVES co RACK.

Lorraine Reserves were given a
i-2 setback by the Bankers and
Brokers Independents In hard
fought battle At Rockford Tower yes.
terday. Three runs in the sixth
spelled victory for the Jack Jug
glers Score:
b. and BIO 600 3x-4 7 2
Lorraine. 002 o o 0 O-2 2 /
Batteries - p. and b.. Mowbray
and Fisher; Lorraine. Robertson and
Pipino. Umpire-Davis
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
NrER-NEIGHBoRHoop LEAeUE

Three games are booked for the
Inter- r-Neighborhood League this eve
ming and one tomorrow night Peo-
pies Settlement viii play Clayton at
Clayton diamond; Delaware will
play Kiriwood at Rockford, and the
Italian Neighborhood team viii meet
South Side Eden at Eden Park.
Tomorrow evening Pine will play
Madison at Conrad grounds. All
games are scheduled for 6 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
Week s Baseball
Twilight Games
TUESDAY,


Liberty w. Phoenix, Seventeenth
and Spruce, 6 p. N.
Highland Au-Stars ". Seventh
Ward, Rockford. 8 p. M.
BeIiefonte ~. National Aniine,
ciaynont. 5.45 p. ~.
Cookman vs.. Lutheran All Stars,
Baynard Field. SIS p. ~.
e. r. {. Accountants ~. Harlan
Apprentices, Harlan Field, AS p.
New Castle All. stars vs.. Fourth
Ward, Fourth and Church streets,
6 .. m.
Inter Church League.
Haven vs. Union, klrk~ood Park,
8 p. N.
WEDNESDAY.
Hines Business College vs.. East
lake independents. Twenty ninth
and Market. p. NJ.
Highland, City League. We Sew
enth Ward, Rockford. 6 p. NJ.
krebs Va. South Side Eden. Penn
sy Field, 8 p. ~.
Butchers Association vs.. Speak
man. Shellpot Park, 6.ib p. m.
Marshallton vs.. Bro~nson. Third
and Adams, p. m.
Newspaper League.
Journal W. Bankers, Eden PARK,
Umpire, Cerhauscr.
Eiks vs.. News Harlan Field. Um-
pire, f-ast.n~s-
r1wans W. AIco. Seeo.ss ~.
DUPONT. Umpire, Wintrup.
THURSDAY.
Eastlake Independents vs.. Liberty.
Seventeenth and Spruce. 8 p. N.
Eastiatce. City League, vs.. Van
deVer An-stars, Twenty ninth and
Market, 6 p. NJ.
Neiohborhoed ~. Huber. Second
and DUPONT, o. m
Senior Church League, ?; y.
erandy~lne Vs. Wesun'nster'
Mount salem ~. Grace, ssynard.
Ne. 4.
sseona Baptist W. 81. Havrs.
oid s~esss vs.. cooscman. Rock.
ford, No. T.
Junior Church League. 3 y. NJ.
Grace vs. ST. Paufs, Baynard,
Ne. Z.
Union vs.. second Baptist, Bay.
nard, No, 2.
Westminstsr vs.. cookman, Rock
ford, No. 2.
immanuel vs.. BrandyN~lne, Rock
ford. No. I.
West VS.. First Central, Bsynaro,
NO. 3.
FRIDAY.
ST. Paurs independents. at Dover.
Inter-church League.
Haven vs.. Bethel MliItarr
Grounds, 6 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
sPEAKMAN Due FoR CuT-UP.

The Butchers Association is keep
ing busy In the national pastime and
tomorrow will tackle the Speakman
outfit al shelpot Park. The game
will start at els o'clock. The Butch
ers claim a to forfeit over Old
Swedes and they cannot be blamed for
being peeved on account Of the non
appearance OF the Swedes for their
game at Baynard Field last night.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
FLIP GUARDS CARP.

MANHASSET. L. I.-Georges
Carpenters dog. Flip, is more than
a mascot that runs on the roads
with his master. The dog was at
the front with him. He always
sleeps under the Frenchman's bed.
No one can enter the room while
Georges sleeps.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21

= N g n I'ill NHfN
since he opened
his Office here an
begun trainin' fer
his battle with
Col. Carpenter.
NV Paris and tn
rest NV France.
j ac k s regular
program NV tn
day includes such
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
cAREFuL NOW. ToNnrYi

New Castle An-stars. composed Of
the pick OF Fishtown baseball telent
viii be the guests OF Tommy Aug
usts Fourth Ward City Leaguers,I
at Fourth and Church streets 70
night The game will start at 6.
o'clock and August wants all his
men on hand al $40.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
nACHrLoRs ARE TOO FAST.

In a game between the Single and
Married men Of the Neighborhood
Club, last evening. at Second and
dupont. the former we're victorious,
p to 10.
Carrozzl and Elwood featured with
four base clouts.
Tho score by innings:
Married Men RH +
a1Os 5000 SO 10 2
Single Men
100 O1394 2 1-2i 20 3
Batteries; Married Men, Elwood
and Brank; Single Men. Hagie and
c. Briscoe.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
rNInN GIRIls WIN.

The Union Bloomer Girls handed
the p, W. q 3. Girls 26 TO lac
ing last evening at Eighteenth and
Van Buren streets. The church las
sizes walked all over the railroaders.
The pitching OF Katie" Hethrington
was the feature OF the game. to-
gether with the heavy clouting OF
the Union girls.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
BRONZE WOULD nook UP.

Delaware Bronze being without a
game for next Saturday would like
10 hear from some fast club down
State OF any other team. No second
class teams need answer Call
697s-M after $50 .. m. or write
to Manager r. Thomas. 4Os Eighth
avenue, City.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
BRowNsoN-NIARsHALIroN

Brownson win stage an inter-
league contest when It meets Mar
shalHon, Of the Suburban League,
at Third and Adams. tomorrow
night at o'clock. All Brownson
players are requested to be az the
grounds by 5.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
A1rENrIoN. KEYsroNERs.

The Keystone Field Club will elect
officers at its meeting tonight II
is very important that all members
attend. The meeting win start
promptly at o'clock. Through the
courtesy OF a member, refreshments
will be served.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
GIANTS LEAD TIGERS.

Wilmington Giants gave the Will
mington Tigers a severe lacing In the
first game OF the series for the
championship Of Delaware last night.
Giants outbatted and outplayed the
Tigers at every stage OF the game,
driving Rick Lewis on the mound
In the NTH inning.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
DELAWARE TERMINAL
WINS In EXTRA TIME

Delaware River Terminal Of The
Texas Company defeated the Bay
onne Terminal. OF Bayonne, n. j., OF
the same company yesterday TO s..
The game which went into extra
innings. was very exciting the heavy
hitting Of the Delaware River Term
inal being the feature
Texaco will play Atlantic Steel Of
Chester on next Sunday afternoon
on the Texacos grounds.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
cIANTs DEFEAT EMERSON.

The Harlan Giants defeated the
Emerson Club OF South Jersey on
Saturday by the score Of to 7.
The Giants viii play the Ninth Ward
club Of the Ali-Wilmington League
today at Sixteenth and claymont
streets.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
pe,Si ppaSioNN9 TssM.
.assi .Rsii.a tar N.sis:r in I'M. sthl y =

score hf inc iunlnEas
Del. r. Term b.. 2025o o1oo0 ID
Home runs Hahn. Talbot. Three base
hits Hcaly, Middleton Q Two base hits
Walker Struck out by Macgrandlo q.
ldncy H. Lawson I. Base on halls BY
MacErandle 3. Iilley Q. Lawson I. Dou-
bic play McIaurhin 10 Talbot Wrd
pitches. MacErandle 1. Umpire Cullis
lof the Delaware River Industrial
Lcaguel
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
rms TIME LAST YEAR.

Jake Daubert hit a homer in
the eleventh inning with one
on. Cincinnati beating the Phils.
Boeckel singled in the elev-
enth inning, winning the game
for the Braves.
FELTON,. football star. pitched
Harvard a to 0 victory for
Yale.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
STANDINGS 81. ..|........!!
-,----.-----' ..r.y-- Q ~
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

National League.
Pittsburgh. 8; Philadelphia. ?.
Chicago-St. Louis. postponed
rain.
Other teams not scheduled.
American League.
Athletics 2; Washington. 2.
Washington. 4; Athletics. 2 (sec-
ond game.).
New York. z; Boston. (ten in
nings).
other teams not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
qoDAYs scEDU1E.
National League.

National League.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh- Cincinnati. not schcd-
ulcd
Chicago at St Louis q ramos.).
Boston at New York.
American League.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
81. Louis at Detroit.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
ME- ouRA JRs. AFTER eANrns.

Mt. Cuba Juniors are now in shape
to play any other junior team in the
State, between IL and 16 years old.
Call 13-R-12, Hockissin, or write to
Paul O'Neal, Mt. Cuba. Del.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21

Two base hIT8-I1VIoTl M1InHrfl NC
Caffcrty Threc-ba hits--Carnoys-l
Glenn. McNiff. Home runs-Burke. Me-
Mn Hayes. Stolen hasfs-tlcnn q
TAYLOR NcNin HAYES and Lutz Sac"
sullivan Wild pitch - HanlcyIr
Struck 'out--By Haniey 5; by Mcbride,
a. by Taylor. 8. Bases on balls-Or
Hanlcy. ] OF Taylor. i. Mcbride 5.
Left on bascs-rlonecrs. s. Br0wnson.
Q Umpires-Rceder and August ~
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
PARKsIDE TRAvELERs ANxInrs

Games are desired by the Parksde
Travellers, 70 be played with any uni
formed team at Kirkwood Park. In
formation will be furnished by call
Ing Phone i2s and asking for Man
ager Booth.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
PIONEERS NOSE =
OUT BR0WNS0N.

The Benevolent Pioneer Literary
Association team defeated Brownson"
OF tho Ail-wnmington League at'-
Augustine Beach yesterday afternoon
10 The score: e
Evening journal., 1921-06-21

runs Georgetown l. Lincoln 3. Two base
hits IT. Johnson. Struck out Simpler 4,
Clark ?. Base on balls Simpler 1. Lett
On bases Georgetown 4. Stolen bases
pindcr. Clark. Time OF game one hour
thirty i've minutes. Umpires Han. Mes
sIa
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
SALES A. G. WINS.

The sales A. c. defeated the st.
Paul Juniors last evening at Bay
nard field S to ;.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21
PENNsY STOPS RHOADs

Pennsy r. r. defeated Rhoads Of
the Newspaper League last night s
70 B.
Thr croro.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21

Jack Rapcr. Amanucnsis
ATLANTIC CITY-rhis has been
one NV tn bizicst days Ter me an
Evening journal., 1921-06-21

Bin Brennan OF the f2-round jaw.
Who stayed and stayed and stayed
With Dempsey. says that Carpenter
win fade and fade and fade.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21

Old Boeton--town of home brew
beans
And caston baseball weeds.
Is making quite a little noise
In both leagues by big deeds.
Evening journal., 1921-06-21

Newspaper League.
Journal W. Bankers, Eden PARK,
Umpire. Cerhauscr.
Elks vs.. News. Harlan Field. Um-
pire. t4ast.n~s-