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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
RALPH GREENLEAF To
MEET BENNY ALLEN.
Church and Allen Win in Bill
liards: DeLangh.
Loses Two.
Pocket Rnlhrd standing.

Arthur Church. OF YoakerS n. y
and Bennie Alien. sf Kansas. civ.
were the winners ia the rational
Pocket billiard championship tourua-
ment here yesterday afternoon.
Church. champion % New York
state, earned his fourth victory ogt
u five starts when he disposed of
Michael koYach. of Trenton, the New
Jersey title holder. by rle score of
rs 10 20. .
DelAnsh lost his second match az
the day to Arthur Woods, iss 20 40. A
high run of 80 by Woods was the only
feature q the match which lasted
thirty innings This Was the seventh
straight defeat ia the tourney fer -
Iangh.
Thomas Hneaton. ~ los Angeles. 3
former iitlebcider won from Jsrump
keogh, 0f Rochester. also an ex-oham-
pion, In the FIRST night match. l25 20
15. completing the block IN q innings.
Allen. the former national cham
pion. defeated W +. Def.angh. The
Philadelphia tnil-ender IN the tnurm
ment. by the score Of i2s 10 S.
To-day 3 matches viii bring together
James Nature and Michael ISOvack Ia
the afternoon. along with Franklin and
DeIanRh. while the pairings for the
night matches nndF Woods staclel
against Keogh and Champion RALPH
Greenieaf opposed 10 the former title
holder, Benny Allen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
CONSTRUCTION WORK
At SHAL[CROSS LAKE
Sportsmen's Rendezvous TO be
Popular Sport Next Spring;
Many Local Members.

Work has been started on the con-
stFucti0n Of the dam and the spiHway
at ShallcFoss Lake. near Middietown.
which was recently acquired BY the
Delaware Anglers and Gunners' Club.
% he used as a fishing and hunting
site FOR sportsmen.
Shalicross Lake at one time afford
esl very fine fishing. but sometime
ago. the dam broke and resulted in the
lake going dry. The Anglers and
Gunners' club. after several meetings
decided to purchase the site and de-
vei0p it as "A rendezvous for fisher
men and gunners.
There is about Il acres OF land in
the tract. the remainder Of it being
the lake site. which will be filed with
water upon the completion OF the
dam and spiilway Ii is expected to
complete the work at the lake by
spring so that the lake can De filed
at that time and fishing enjoyed
shortly afterward.
4 number Of the members Of the
club have already arranged Ia build
bungalows on the tract and the site
promises 10 be "A weli-known spot for
the sportsmen of the State Member
ship 70 the club has not been restrict
ed and it is possible for everyone to
Join. so that the proposition is really
one in which everyone IS likely To be
interested.
shailcross Lake is located short
distance from NcDonough. and IS
about IS miles from this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
DOWN STATE TEAMS
PLAYING FOOTBALL
Laurel and Milford Teams Have
Lively Contests; Laurel to
Play Seaford Saturday.
Special Correspondence rvery ryen,n.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Laurel, Oct. 25.--Iaueel high school
football team defeated Milford high
school football team. on Milford
grounds, Friday afternoon, 10 to 0.
laurel completely outplayed the Mil
lord boys at every stage of, the game
being unusually successful I'm their
ena runs, Wootten making several
brilliant end runs which netted a
touchdown in the first few minutes of
play. Ellis was a tower of strength on
the offensive. making great gaps i'm
the opponents line, by his numerous
line plunges, Only once did Milford
hold the Laurel boys on downs, and
this was due TO a tumble. The feature
OF the game was the criss-cross pulled
by "Biddy" Kitchens and "Pinky'
Wotten. which resulted in Kitchens
scoring two touchdowns. Wootten
Kicked one goal from touchdown.
This Friday afternoon Laurel High
Will line up against the Seaford high
school team at Seaford. and much in
terest is being manifested i'm this
game, as Laurel was defeated by Sea-
ford in the opening game of the sea
son mere. Coaches Maryil and sullivan
are confident, however, that the Laurel
boys will trim Seaford. as they have
shown wondepful Improvement in their
last two games. The lineup for the
SeaIord games is as follows: l.. E.-P.
Wootten. l.. Tt. Spicer, L.. &C.
Moore, C.--N. Waller, r.. G.--B. Wind
sor' r, T.-G. spicer, r. Err. Mat
thews. Q. B.--L. Kitchens. l.. II. b
A. Wootten, II. II. BID. Culver, +. r.
IL. Ellis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
FINANCIAL PLAN FOR
CITY GOLF COURSE
Those Interested in the Deyel-
'opment 10 Underwrite the
Project.

The Municipal Golf Association held
a meeting in the Washington Heights
New Century Club building last night
70 discuss pianns for the development
Of the Municipal links at the reservoir
plant on Concord pike. Lest week
II was q clded 10 go ahead and build
an additional nine-hole course. and
a plan 10 underaTite the expense was
discussed and practically agreed upon.
Last night there was some further
discussion. and Il was the concessus
OF opinion that the plan was entirely
practicable and that work should be
pushed az decided upon a week ago.
The plan IN question Is that those
interested in the municipal links shall
underwrite the building ~ the ad-
diuonal nine holes. payments on the
plan % be made quarterly commence
ing January I. Upon making pay
ments contributors win be given
certificate Of Indebtedness, payable IN
1928. Subscriptions from individual
members viii also be- received at rate
0f SIS a year. Payments Of 500 viii
entitle contributor 10 a hve-year mem-
bershiD Ia the association. and all The
privileges Of The links There is much
interest being taken IN TIE plan and
there appears 70 De little doubt that
Il viii be carried out successfully.
Several members spoke last night on
the splendid location of the municipal
grounds and the magnificent view
which il affords overlooking the city
and the Delaware river
Another meeting OF the Golf Asso-
citation wiz be held az the same place
next Monday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
SALES|ANUM TO PLAY
)ELKTON SATURDAY
Eighth Street Warriors viii
Work Out Tonight for Game
With Marylanders.

The Salesianum Catholic high
school will play Elkton on SATURDAY.
at Second and du Pont streets ard
VIII work hard this week in prepara-
ticn for this game.
The Catholic High boys did not co
out for practice yesterday, the coach
being the opinion that a day OF rest
would bring back 10 them the pep
that was washed out in their struggle
with the Chester High School eleven
az Chester last Friday.
Fridays defeat did not DISCOURAGE
the Eighth street boys, as they realize
that the Chester High eleven is Of a
high standing, and they feel that they
did fairly good for a starter. Al
though outclassed. the locals put up
a great battle, and surprised many OF
the gridiron fans in this city.
Motslwee, center for the Catholic.
High eleven. who has been on the in
jured list since Friday. suffering from
a bruised elbow. is reported as being
greatly improved. and it is expected
that he will be in the lineup in few
davs.
IN preparation for the game with
Elkton, call for practice has been
posted up at the Eighth street in
stituUion for tonight. when the boys
will be put through some new stun
by The coach. All of the men are-re-
QEested 10 report.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
NEWARK WANTS THE
FOOTBALL TITLE
Coach McDonald's Team Ex-
poets to Duplicate Success of
Last Season.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. OCT. 25.-While New,rl,
High school football team has sui
fered several defeats this year. none
q these set-backs have been by teams
that can count thar wins for the
% cholastic-footban championship Of Tho
STATE. Tne locals won this Champion
thip last year and are determined 10
repeat the victory for this year.
This championship is between the
secondary high schools Of the stat
which means teams outside Of VII
mlngton. The only game that could
j. counted in the championship series
Thar Newark mas played 10 date was
with smyrna which the locals won
easily
Coach Mcdonald is now getting the
team in shape for the first Of two
games with New Castle. This game
win he played az New Castle on Fri
day and the return game viii be play
ed here later in the oeaEon. The local
team is confident OF winning the game
a. New Castle next Friday and Is
ecually as confident q again winning
the state high school banner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
DR.. v. |. GR|ER URGES
STATE BALL LEAGUE
Downstate Baseball Devotee
Anxious to See New Cir
cult Organized.
speeIal Correspondenee Every r-renlns

special Correspondence Every r-venins
Milford. Oct. 2s.--Dr. Walter /.
Grier, prominent sportsman OF this
section. is greatly interested IN the
formation OF baseball league for
this State TO sake in the representa- =
tive cities and towns. which win sup
Port first-class baseball organization
Dover and Milford are not In the
league recently formed down the pan.
insula and Dir. Gricr, who has been
Identified with the Milford team ts
very anxious 20 see a fast league going
as permanent proposition. He in
desirons Of an carly meeting being
held, preferably in Wilmington. az
which plans can be formulated for the
organization OF a league.
Dover and Milford both supported
fast teams this YEAR and there has
oeen remarkable revival OF interest
IN baseball down the State. Both
places have fast teams already organ
lied and all the preliminary ground
work, as FAR as they are concerned.
has bear covered.
IN. Grier is anxious 10 see the np-
per part of the State IN such n cir
cuit and as soon rs plans can be talk
ed over, ii IS desired to hold a meet
TX and find out what is thought % the
plan. There are several towns in th..
epper part n ihe State that would
likely De interested In the plan 9or
n new league Tor the State and as soon
as sufficient interest has been aroused
a meeting viii be called
Milford is anxious 20 be IN a fast
league and tfe record o. the team OF
That place in past seasons IS sufiic ant
10 guarantee that the town VIII be
represented with a good team. Tia.
clubs ~ this place have always been
well supported financially ard the
games have been largely attended by
the residents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
SC0RNs PRINCES TIP.

Berlin. Oct. 25.-Prince Joachim
Albrecht. notorious for restaurant ad-
ventures, has had another experience
at the Hotel Adlon. which he had
avoided after being fined a year ana
half ago for attacking a Freuch
officer.
Most Berlin restaurants are closed
owing 70 the walters strike. ana the
Prince had % dine az the Adion.
When he paid the bin he Ioft a III
for the waiter. who said.
Take your money back. You insnle
me by the oder."
The Prince exclaimed: Take ths
money. You DO not know who ain
The walter retorteG. "Because know
you I consider Il an insult"
The Prince jumped up and made a
4 TO strike the waiter. Then 10
turned around ana hurried cut. crime
son in the face with anger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
New League Under Way Dela1uare Team, Going Great
RUM0R JOHN M'GRAw
WILL RETIRE As PILOT

New York. Oct. 25.--Rumor
viii not down that Hugh Jen-
nings will pilot the New York
Giants during the 1929 season.
Realizing a 16-year ambition
that of winning two worlds
championships--John McGraw
is said to be planning to retire
trom active leadership OF his
club. 1t has now been several
years since McGraw made the
statement that he was getting
a bit too elderly for active field
duty, but that he intended TO
stick in the game until he had
won another worlds title. Now
that the Giants have won the
series. it would not be surpris-
ing to hesr that McGraw has
relinquished the reins in favor
of Jennings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
PRACTICE ron ST. MARY's.
"Catsv Not Daunted by Defeat on
SUNDAY.

Although defeated by the crack
Riverside eleven on sunday the St.
Mary's "eats" viii start their FIRST
practice Of the week tonight, IN prep
aration for their game on Saturday.
Coach Sank MeCaughan requests
the following players to be present
at Fourth and Church streets at Il
Brennan, McCohneiley Hayes. Tay-
lor, McNiff. J Quinn. Johnston. fiou-
genbougler T. Quinn. slattefy. Cor
man, Noulke, Murphy. Connelly, Mo-
Ian. J Nolan. Green. MeCullln, Grei-
nef, Gil, Barnes. Devine and Martin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

The Jr. o. Z. A. N. Quot League
met last evening and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, William II.
Oliver: vice president. Albert VIII
helm: treasurer. Charles z. Phillips.
secretary. Edgar Hare.
Through a mistake, the Pride Of
Delaware and the Welcome teams OF
the Jr. O. L. A. VI. Quot League
were announced 20 play November Is.
Instead Of the 18th. the two teams VIII
meet November 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
$4,000 CHECK ~ SENT
10 CHRIsTY MATHEWS0N

New York. Oct, 25e--A check
for $4,000 was sent yesterday 10
ChriStys Mathcwaon. who is
fighting tuberculosis nc saranae
Take. The money was paid bv
New York baseball fans az
benefit game for the former
Giant pitcher AZ the Polo
Grounds, September 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
ParksIde FIrst Dance.

The first dance of the winter sea-
son VIII be held this evening by the
Parkside Athletic Club ia the Kirk
wood Park Academy. The Academy
has been closed for some time. but
Will reopen this evening, revamped
IN a, manner that viii please the
heart Of the dancer The floor has
been reiinlshed and other alterations
made for the comfort Of the patrons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
fniiNh WIN pARksIDE.
Popular Leader WIN Pilot Basket.
ball Five.

willard ionut has been elected C.
uanaps the rafAa.dp basketball team
Fuf iht asaeou ul fa2i-2g. % succeed
f.aW Dawson. who has resigned be-
sanns ~ business reasons.
iainnl N'll bo remembered b. fol-
luu.rH ~ the caFe activities in this
siik na assistant manager 81 the
lafhHaf ttam last year. Pic has sue
ssatd ln lining up q fast team this
year. and IL preparing o. make shings
hun ntuuf ihe city, The players
unaet sauiinft with him 0lu D. am
nuHnsea nfNf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
pRFIANoE 10 nom MINSTREL

The FIRST rehearsal of the Defiance
A. minstrel troupe Will be held
or Friday evening In the rooms OF
the association IN the Weecacoe build
ing, at Second aud Jaekson streets.
Tho committee in charge OF the ar
fair consists Of John Murphy. chair
man Joseph Frey, John Welsh. Eu-
gene Savers and James Mclaughlin.
The womens committee comprises
Catherine Hanev. chairlady: Ellen
king, Ann Marvel Jennie AIcNahon.
kose Fernan and Sadie Shlltz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
To PIay soIdIer. AraIn.

The Keystone football team win
clash with Fort du pont again ON
sunday, November 6. The koystoners
win practice AT Second and du pont
Tomorrow. and the following men are
requested 70 report. Filliben, Il.
straWbridgei Clark. Collins. Carroll,
Young, kerrigan, Nickers. Sheldrick.
Res, Goheen, Wiggens, h smith,
Denn, p, strawbridge. A strawbridge,
Worth, Doagherty. Walsh, Springer
Logan aud Mcbride.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
FIRST Division.

Dec. s. Jan. 30 Union W. Grace t.
Goodman ys. Hanover 81. Paui's vs..
hasmere,s Emmanuel vs.. Firat-cen-
tral.a
Oct. "a. Dec. ~. Feb. g. Grnce vs.
Immanuel,' Union VS.. Hsnovers (s).
Elsmere w. Cookman,s First-C Central
VS.. Sc. Paula"
Oct. 81. Dec. 10, Feb. 1s Union vs.
ST. Panls,+ Cookmon vs. Immanuof
Fffst-ceniral vs. Hanover,s Elsmere
vs.. Grace
NOV. z, Jan. 3. Feb. 20 Grace vg.
cookman,' ST. Paurs w. Hanover. .
Emmanuel vs.. Elsmere,s Union te.
First-Centrals
nov. II, Jan. ., Feb. 27 Union vs..
Slsmere,f Goodman rs. First-Central. .
inmanuel vs. St Pauls.s Hanover vs
Grace.|
Nov. 21. Jan. 1e, Mar. ST. Paul's
vs.. Grace Hanover vs. Emmanuel :
First Central vs.. Elsmere.s Union w.
Cookman.s
Nov. 2s, Jan. 20, Mar. 10 Union W.
Immanuel.s Goodman vs.. ST. Paul's. >
Presidential VS.. Grace EIsmere W..
Hanover
second Division.
oct. II, Dec. s. Jan. 30 Union vs..
Cookman.' Mt. Salem VI. West,' Old
swedes vs. silverbrook, Second Bap-
tist VS.. Bethany"
oct "a. Dec. u, Feb. G Union VS..
Second Baptist Cookman vs. West
Silverbrooly VS. Mt salem,s Bethany
Tauftaf We. Old gvvedss
Oct3f. Dec. !. Feb. ~ Goodman W.
Old swedes.' Mt. Salem vs.. Second
Taptlst.F West w Bethany Baptist =
Union W. silvcrbrook" 90.
Nov. Z. Jan. 3. Feb 20-Union vs..
Mt. Salem 90. Old swedes vs.. West
suverbrook VS.. Second Baptist Cook
man vs. Bethany
Nov. II, Jan. .. Feb. 81 siiverbrook
rs. CoOkman.' Mt. Salem VS. Bethany, >
second vs. Old swedes.. Union VS..
West (3J.
Nov. q, Jan. IS. Mar s-Union VS..
Old swedess 80, Second vs. West, :
silverbrook vs.. Bethany Goodman
vs. Mt. salem.'
Nov s2s, Jan. %. Mar. 13-Cookunan
W. serond,a Old swedes ~vs. Mt.
salern.' Union vs.. Bethany Silver
brook vs. Vest
Third Division.
Oct. II, Dec. S. Jan. 30-Cookman W.
Mt salem,s Union vs.. Old Swedes'
(s). McCabe vs.. Second" Bethany vs..
gIlverbr0ok.s
oct "a. Dec. 12, Feb. s--CooEman
W. Bethany Union vs. Mt. saIem.'
90. old swedes rs. McCabe.' Second
vs. sliverbrook."
Oct. 81. Dec 10. Feb. 13-second VS..
ut. SALEM" Old swedes vs.. Bethany
silverbr0ok vs. Union,' C0okman VS.
Mccabea 80.
Nov I. Jan. 3. Feb. 20-Cookman
W. Old swedes.' Union vs Seconds :
Bethany vs.. MeCabe.' Mt. Salem vs..
sslverbrookF
Nov. IA, Jan. 3. Feb. 27-McCabe VS.
Mt. saIern.s Old swedes vs.. Silver
brook Bethany VS.. Second" Union vs.
C0okmaus (3).
Nov q. Jan Is. Mar. s-Cookman
rs. second.' (3). Union vs.. Bethany"
90 McCabe Us. Silverbr0ok.' ME.
salem VS.. Old swedes.'
Nov. 2s. Jan. %, Mar I3-AIt. Salem
vs.. Bethanys 49, Second VS.. Old
Swedes.a Goodman vs.. SEverbrook,'
Union vs.. MoCabe' t3l.
Fourth Division.
Oct. II, Dec. 5. Jan. so-8It. Salem
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
Pracilce for Definnce.

The first practice Of the Defiance
basketball team viii be held on
THURSDAY evening at 3. in the club
rooms. The Purple and Gold has
hard schedule, the first game being
with Media on Friday evening, No
yembcr 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
QUOT SCHEDULE OF WILMINGTON
Church ATHLETIC LEAGUE

vs. Trinity NJ f. Epworth w. COOK
man, Brandywine W.. unIon,@ West
minister w. Eastlakes
Oct. 81, Dec. 10. Feb fs-Trinity VI.
p VI. Brandywine,' Epworih Va.
Westminster Eastlske W. cookman.s
Mt. Salem w. union.'
NOV. 7, Jan. 3. Feb. z0-Mt. Salem
vs Epworth' 80. cookman vs. Brandy
w1ne' CD, Westminster vs.. Union,s
Trinity ~ r. W. Eastlakes
Nov. IA, Jan .. FEB. 27--Union "a.
Trinity NJ. f." (3), Epworth W. East
labe.' Brandywine vs. Westminster.
cookman vs.. Mt salens (s).
Nov 2l. Jan is, Mar. s-Mt. Salem vs..
"fdndywine,' Cookman ~. we~s-
Minister 80, Union vs. EaWlake. 90.
Trinity VI. E. vs.. Epworth..
Nov 2S, Jan. %. Mar. 12-Tr1nity W.
=. vs.. Westminster Epworfn -
Frandywine,| Mt Salem w Eastiske.s
Union w. Cookman.s
Fifth Division.
Oct. II. Dec. 5, Jan. s0--Trinl,y ".
2. w. Bpworth,' Emmanuel ~.
Brandywine.s St. Pauls W. AZ
Stephens (s), Union W. Harrison.
%.
oct. p. Dec. ~. Feb s-Trinny "
~ VS.. Harrison go, Epworth W.. I'm
manuel' 90. Sc. PauTs W. Brandy
wine" Union Ts. ST. Stephens Cs).
Oct. 81, Dec. 10, Feb. I2--st. sfe-
phen's vs. Epworth.s Brandyufne Va.
Harrison,' Union vs. Immanuel.s ~.
Paul's vs. Trinity ". r.
Nov. Z, Jan. 3. Feb 20--Bra ndywina
vs. Trinity VI. e. 81. stephens w.
Immanuel.s 81. Pauis vs. Harrison.
90, Union w. EpVorths 90.
Nov. u, Jan 9. Feb. 27-gf pafr~
vs.. Epworth,' Union vs. Brandywfne
Harrison vs. 81. stephen'a.s Trinity
vs. Imnianuefs
Nov. q. Jan. IS. Mar. s--s,. STE
.phen's vs. Trinity fmnauueI vs Har.
rison,' St. PauFs Va Union,s Epworta
ys. Brandywine.s
Nov. %, Jan. q, Mar. Is--Harrison
-. Epworth.' Brandywine va ~.
Stephens Trinity VI. r.. vs.. Unior.s
Emmanuel W. St. Paurs.s
Sixth Division.
Oct. II. Dec 3. Jan. s-Eiamers -.
-tf+tARtrAf AGA~fsftfNFrA VI. NNILWNF."
Wesley ". T. vs. Inmanuai.s Union
vs. St. Paurs" C3).
Oct. "a, Dec. u. Feb. s-FsIernnra -.
Cnion,' Hanover vs.. First-Central
Emmanuel W. Oiivet" 90. ST. Paurs
W. Wesleys C3l.
Oct 81, Dec. 10. Feb. fs-Harovs-
vs. Wesley ". f. Union ". Onvet.
tS), St. Paurs vs.. Firsf--enfrzt.. I'M
manuel W. Elsnere.s
Nov. Z, Jan. ?. Feb. z0--F.isnrarn ~.
Oiivet.' First-Cenfral W.. Wesley M.
E. Emmanuel W. Union.- Hanover
VS.. ST. peuls.F
Nov. u, Jan. .. Feb. aT--Tmmarr,al
~. Hanover So. Paurs vs. OIlvat fgt.
Wesley n. F. vs.. Unlon.. FIru-Can-
trail vs.. Elsmere.s
Nov q, Jan. rs. Mar. e--Elsmp~a -.
Wesley N. E. Union vs. FIrsr-Car-
tral.' Emmanuel vs.. 81. Paul'a.s on
vet vs.. Hanover
Nov. g. Jan -. Mar. fs--FFarova-
vs. UuiOn.' Olivet vs.. Wesley M ws
ST. Paufs vs.. Elsmere. Innanuel -.
First-Ccntral.
Note: The star % denotes 'uhara
games of the first and thira round.
VIII be layed. Games of the aecon4
round VIII be played az onporents4
church. All three games ara nlavsa
az the church after which the a0iire
90 appears.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
Basketball Team After Games.

The Sixth Company basketball team
OF New Castle, is open for games with
teams in Wilmington. and desires 10
al the schedule for November and
December on the New Castle floor.
Address Leslie Walls, manager. Sixuh
Company B. p. team, New Castle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
Roberts Post 10 Meet Defiance

The football team Of the laurence
Roberts Post No. 2I American
Legien, win start practice AZ this
evening 81 Washington Heights, for
their big game With Defiance a. A..
"a Eighteenth and Van ISuren next
saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
blue Nose, i Champion saIIer.

Halifax, Oct. 2i--l}lue Nose, Of
Iunenburg, today defeated lslsie, Of
Gloucester, in the second international
hshetmans race and wcn the sailing
championship Of the north Atlantic,
captured last year by the Gloucester
man Esperanto,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
TIGERS TO WORK.
Merwiek 10 Meet ST.. Luke's Eleven
Saturday.

MerWick Tigers Will meet st. Luke's
eleven next Saturday, and in prep
araton for this. the Tigers VIII prae-
tice tonight az g The following men
are requested 10 report for practice:
sakewsld, Stafford, Payne, sehaihle,
King, Keckler, Boyle. Ireland. Latch.
Hurlook. Stanley, Roe. Clark. Del
colo, sheldrick, Terry Gropp, Scho-
field Quif'n, and any others wishing a
tryout
Any 1S0 pound teams wishing
games with the Merwick Tigers should
communicate with Manager Harry A.
schaihle, 1927 West Second street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
chanee for ThIra clnss renm.

The Richardson Park Juniors are
ready 20 meet any third class football
team around the city Address chal-
lenges 70 Manager Bob Wilson, Rich
ardson Park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

lssad ,0e slassiaed aass. loo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
BOWLING.

The following SCORES were made on the
Grady alleys last night.
ATLAS pow DER LEAC UE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
JR. o. L. A. NJ. QUOIT LEAGUE.

oct II, Dec. ;, Jan. so-Mt- salem