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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
SUbURBAN|TES TO
HAVE A BIG SEASON
lie Roy Steele to Pilot Circuit TOR
Another Year; Several Appi'-
cations Turned Down.

Tho Suburban Baseball 1eague re-
organized last night for the cofhihs
.ooso,, r,be same clubs which formed
tbo circuit last year VIII comprise the
,oa,.,,o ,bia vesr The teams are:
Rra,,L- FIX Fisrnere, Stanton. Marshall
ton Krebs. and Five Points. succeeding
Richardson Park.
Apnlications for membership were
received from Newark. Delaware City.
I.astIake and IIillcrest, but 1t was de-
.ided 10 not enlarge the circuit.
After formal organization OF the
league. officials were elected as follows:
Leroy steele. OF Elsmere. president;
Arthur Matthes. OF Elmhurst. vice
president: John Van Fleet, of Marshall
ton. secretary. and Ralph Work, of
Newport treasurer.
President Steele appointed schedule
committee. consisting of Arthur Cos
sert Of Five Points. chairman: John p.
Ruth OF krehs Company. and Thomas
Kane Of Elsmere. and a rules commit
tee Of Lonnie Green, OF Brack-Ex.
chairman: Harvey DtclSey, OF Stanton,
and Norman Groves. Of MarshaIiton.
The league decided 70 operate a split
season this year and have a post-sea- :
son series between the winners or the
two halves The season will comprise
ten games in each half and Will start
on April Is.
All clubs reported great progress in
their towns md q successful season IL
assured. Many players of last year s
llhs will return 20 the fold, and in ad-
dition n number Of local stars viii mako
their initial appearance this year. Sew
eral excellent umpires have already
been signed UP for the year.
In addition TO managers and officials
of the league. others present at the meet
ing were Isaac Nackinson, last year S
Aiarshallton pilot: John Miner, Of East
lake. Geohegan. OF Delaware City;
Dunn. OF HElcrest: Pat Stewart. Of
Newport. Wright, Of Richardson Park.
and George Wintsrs locsl sporting
man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
ALL-W|LM|NGTON
LEAGUE ORGANIZES
RED" Walsh Elected President
Pro Tenn; SiIverbrook De-
sires to Withdraw.

The All Wilmington League reorgan-
lied last night and elected Loo Il. Walsh
president pro tenn for tho 1921 seoson.
RED" announced that he would b. un
able TO preside over the circuit this
year. but he was prevailed upon to take
the office temporarily.
With the exception OF Silverbrook.
every club represented I'm the league
last season fled application for berth
in the All Wilmington. They were;
Eleventh Ward. Defiance. South Side
Eden. Neighborhood. Ninth Ward and
Keystone.
Applications for franchises were re-
ceived from st. Hedwig's, Electric Hose
and Rubber Co, Brownson Association.
Fourth Ward. Eastlake and Delaware
National Guards
President Walsh announced that
Silverbrook through n representative
had announced their intention OF drop
ping from the league. butsthat no action
would be taken until the next meeting.
which was set or March /. when the
Silverbrook officials would be given n
chance 10 consider the matter. The
six clubs mentioned are clamoring for
n chance 70 put a team in the race for
the 1921 pennant. II Silverbrook with
draws. the club that is admitted will be
required 20 receive mn nIorIty vote OF
tho other seven organizations.
At the next meeting a schedule com
rIitce will he appointed and the eighth
club elected
Johnny NayIor was appointed tom
porary secretary Mt last nights meeting.
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INDOOR RIFLE SHOOT.
To Contest Tonight for Sterling Silver
Trophy.

There will he a lively battle At the
armorv tonight when the rnemen Of the
Diamond State Rife and Pistol Club
get together for the fifth shoot of their
indoor match To qualify for prizes each
shooter must turn in at least three score
on separate Thursdays The high score
made each week is counted IN figuring
the averages and the high average man
for the season will receive chest Of
sterling silvcr spoons The season will
close March "a. 50 that members who
have not Yet attended the indoor shoots
Of the club still have time TO get in and
qualify The averages 10 date will be
posted at the Armorv tonight and Il :
rumored that the spoons are far fro m
being won bv anv ono individual 50 far
Work on an enlarged range nj Shell
pot viii be started shortly There arc u
targets available now hut these have
proven inadequate 20 take care OF the
crowd OF club members. friends, juniors
and ladies who shoot every SATURDAY
afternoon. The number OF targets VII
probably be doubled firing points i'm
proved, new butts put in. and various
other improvements made
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VENDING TO LEAD
THE GREENH|LL CLUB
Trapshooters Hold Lively $685.
sion and Elect Officers; Plan
Active Season.

At the annual meeting OF tho Green
hill TrnpshootinR Club last night r.
II. wendlinz was elected president
for tho ensuing year. Walter Hart
love wna elected vice-president. j. l..
Porter was reelected secretary ard
tree esurer. board OF directors.
composing John Mnnick Eiwood
Simon. George Sylvester and George
Simon was elected instead OF the
usual number ofcomnittees. This
board. with the corporation OF the
officers. will act as a COMMITTEES TO
conduct thu affairs Of the club.
Tho Delaware state Tournament was
discussed and II wna decided IN offer not
lesa than s400 in trophies and cash
prizes. this fund TO be enlarged II con.
ditions warrant Tho officers Of the
club will meet within several days 10
arrange tho necessary details.
IT was decided that a special trophy
will be awarded TO the high guns from
each State outside Of Delaware who
have nj least fvs shooters present. II
was also decided that the club will
make applications for either a regis
tered shoot or acries Of registered
club shoots.
Arrangements we're made for a final
shoot or for the double target trophy
and for leg" on tho Mrs. Judson Nc
Henry trophy Shooters eligible for
the former cup are W MinnicI,. J. Min
nick. George simon J. Kaiser. l. l.
Royce. John Sheppard @. vosheH "
A. Simonton. r. Slmonton. J. =. Nc.
Hugh and W. l. Smith
Members present at the meeting iast
night were @. Sylvester. w. Hartlove
J. Mnnick. T.. !. Porter. J. McHenry
A. X Hopkins George Simon. Flwoot
Simon A. l. Richards. G. l.. walker
and H. +. Morgan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
NEWARK RIFLE CLUB.
New Organization TO be Addressed To-
night by Authority on Small Arms.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Feb. 17--Another meeting
OF the recently organized Newark Rifle
Club will be held tonight and Mr.. Sam
worth of the du Pont Co. who is secretary
of the National Rife Association, with
which the local club will be affiliated will
be present and address the members. Th
object of the organization is 70 encourage
the Use of the military rifle and pistol,
also, the small bore, % calibre rifle.
At previous meeting the following
officers were elected; President, Walter
r. Powell; secretary, f. D. Brown;
treasurer, Ralph W. Barrow and Executive
officer L. C.. Stiltz. Other members OF
the club are, A. p. Little, Harry Null,
Ernest Cornog, G. b. Major. Jr., Alonzo
Messick, Fred Strickland Henry Ser
geant Carl T. Riley, Thomas 7 Arm
strong, Osborne T. Banning, Walter
ID. Holton John r. Fader, c. B. Dean,
Joseph i. Rupp, J. P. Truss, A. l. Gest,
Leroy Crompton, Lee l.. lewis, Frank
Mackey, Leslie Jones, Ira Shellender and
Lee G. Chillss
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HOOD EHsERvEs
oans
NoRrH END
Gnale

Referee, Fishback, Tlmekoeper, Epi-
copo. Time of halves 20 minutes.
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TENNIS CHAMPIONS ARRIVE.
Tflden and Johnston Reach San Francisco
From Australia

San Francisco, Feb. 17.-Ths United
States will be able TO keep the Davis Cup
for some time, according TO William t.
Tiiden, OF Philadelphia, who with William
NJ Johnston, Of San Francisco arrived
here Tuesday from Australia where they
won the worlds international tennis
championship. The cup was sent 0 the
United States Lawn Tennis Association
in New York. Tilden said yesterday.
Discussing the recent Davis Cup INST tches
in Auckland Mr. Tilden said a feature
was the court on which the games were
played He told how s turf court thst
had been donated W. transported piece
by piece more than sevaa miles TO spot
in the public domain set aside for the
matches and then rolled out for weeks
prior TO the games.
Never did play on better, faster or
truer court" he said
After 40 exhibition match hsre tonight
rilden expects 70 return 70 Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
TO HOLD DOG RUN.
Delaware Pointer and Setter Club 10
Have Big Time.

A. a meeting Of the Delaware Pointer
and setter Club last night, IT WIS decided
10 hold run for dogs Of this state duung
the first part Of April on liberated bob
white quail An effort will be made 70
have The nin staged IN Brandywire,
Instead Of the lower part Of the state,
Two competent officials viii be selected
al later date 10 Judge tho entnes. here
will be two class events A derby and all
age event
Entries for the derby must have been
whelped on or before January l. 1920,
OF they viii not be eligible. Dog of any
age ran be entered IN the All-age" event
Rules Of the club Will bar professional
winners or any dogs that have been win
ners before
Those who we're present at the meeting,
which was held at the office Of DIR Harris
2ll West Tenth street, We're beside Dr
Hgrris, VI d Darrell, secretary; II. b
I.yrau. treasurer and " + Hadlev, ]
Paul Mullin and J p Powell
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Totals
rTTnrl
Goals
ielfl Foul pts
PRELIMINARY GAWF

Referee Virgins Trinity Tineknep-
~ Il Harris Do Ruvter Scorer. Fit1
l4 Dal,,oar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
DUNCAN co MES TO TERMS
WITH CINCINNATI REDS

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Cincinnati Ohio, Feb II Pat Dun
can. left fielder OF the Cincinnati Ma
tior.aI League baseball club. has signed
ms contract for the coming season. Dun
can has been demanding salary ad-
vance but he and President August Herr
mann quickly came 70 terms during
conference
Other. regulars who have not signed
contracts but who are expected 70 get
into line when Manager Pat Moran at
rives sin Cincinnati next week are Heinie
Groh, Eddie Roush. Jake Daubert.
Larry Kopf and Ivy Wingo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Sinhsd Starts at $40.

Dae 70 the exceptional length and
speed OF Al Jolson's performance Of
aSinbad, at The Playhouse, i will BE-
necessary 70 raise the curtain on the
fist sceEe at $40 this evening and every
evening of his stay IN Wlmin gton. The
matinee will commence promptly ~ 210
Patrons are requested 70 be in the theatre
before $40, If possible, 20 that they may
he seated when tho Performance starts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
DERBY ENTRIES CLOSE.
Between I25 and $50 Named for Rich
1921 Kentucky Prize

Louisville, KY, Feb. 17.-Enaries for
The Kentucky Derby for three year olds
at mile and quarter closed Tuesday
The prospects, are, twas tsted, Church
III Downs. Louisville headquarters OF
the kentucky Jockey Club, that between
l25 and l5O owners would enter thorough
breds The number, il was stated could
not be determined inasmuch as those
already received had not been tabulated
The Derby this year viii carry $4,000
IN added money The owner Of the horse
finishing second viii receive $4,000, the
third 5000 and the fourth $4,000. The
sstlInated value OF the winner viii be
between SIS. 900 and $40, 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
PARKSIDE DRIVE is ON.

one hundred dollars was subscribed
by tie Parkside Club last night at the
rally held A. the association's headquarters
in the drve for 81 500, which the East
slde athletes are asking from the public
of Wilmington to help complete their
gymnasium IN the course Of construction
now II Ki rawood Park
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
BOUTS FOR KEYSTONE SMOKER

Ralph RAYMOND and Jack Coleman
vii provide the wind-,ip at the keystone
smoker on FridaIevening Mickey Morris
and Herb Hutchie Of Philadelphia viii
meet II the semi-windup. The opening
bout of the evening will be between A
Cross and George Morrow K G. Hammer
Will meet Johnny Perkins, OF Phila-
delphia. in the second affray Jack Reeder
and Whitley Burke will participate in the
third and Kid Preston OF New Castle
and Joe Martin will meet IN the fourth
session
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
ATHLETICS GO SOUTH.

Philadelphia Feb. 1.-THE FIRST con-
tinRent Of the Philadelphia American
League Baseball team left here today
for the spring training quarters at Lake
Charles. Ia. The squad consisted
chiefly Of recruit batteries and coaches.
Manager Connie Mack accompanied the
men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
EBY OUT or RACE.

Philadelphia. Feb u Earl Eby, Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania y star half-
miller, will rot run in the guarantee
games at Madison Square Garden
Saturday night because Of a bad cold.
il was announced today Eby was 10
have raced Cuthill in the special 1000
yard invitation event. one OF the fea-
ture~ Of fha meet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Favor COMEBACK OF
b. b. PLAYERS BUS

Chicago, Feb 17.-Revival Of the
baseball players bus has found favor
with the American Association magnates,
and the plan may be adopted for use
throughout that circuit at closlngsession
of "A Club owners meeting yesterday
Revival Of the bus TO stimulate enthusiasm
Of fans and players was suggested recent
n by Manager John Evers Of tie Cubs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
ATHLETICS ROSTER is
COMP LETE FOR SEASON

Philadelphia, Feb I7-With the re-
ceipt OF a signed contract from Iiihe
Walker, left fielder for the Philadelphia
Americans. Manager Mack yesterday an
nouLoed that the team IS completed for
The year. Every man il IN ine. Walker
who lives IN Limestone, Tennessee, asked
persmission TO 20 at once to Lake Charles
Ia, and drill with the advance guar, d
Of battery men This was granted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
C. A. X. TO ENTERTAIN
AT NEW CENTURY CLUB

The Children Of the American Revolu-
ton will entertain their friends Saturday
afternoon at the New Century Club An
interesting program will be given follow
cd nv dancing 4 silver offering TO be
taken will he used TO buy flag for the
chapter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
aip- are .s.n ~ action
THg SCREEN.
Mar Jlsdsr al IN. hnls.tis.

Mar Lodsr al the Majestic
Opening With an sftsck ~ "a gilifR
gas and closing with heavy crrnr1y
l,arrass. Bowen Years bad Luck ulfH
Mar L4ndsr which opens a. the dsir
nc to-day. q great laugn producer
n the OLD acAgs 10 cDrrect me who
world viii bs laughing win ths So
q Tor who sees this Die'urs
George Wash ~ the Rlalia
0~orys Walsh is playing % tHa
Rihi,o tOdsy tomorrow ard saturday
'Frorn Nov On" bis bis ns~ fsatgf
production Walsh. whose rcgutailf
ard fsnns are based On ne sxosp'i0nai
cornsdic slc dramatic sb'lity and rho'''
physical pfDWess conss iH zuod Ftesd
has ~ ldsal vehicle Boz ~ yreser's''
~ Prom Fov IN
Good Reception - Queen Frognsm-
Ysstsrday Nss a big day All over Naf
ket stTeaf The storr- thaf wGrs iar
u.sd FOR bargains IN ne mornings. r.
many II their shcppsHs olt foT
hftsTnOon's yiBif t0 fre Queen ThHan
whore The special arrfversarv 49,
program IA in courHe - preserfnfio
/ Tho Weakneae that 4cc0rnps rieH E'lf
den spring fay No rslapss - rsari ir ass
that cores v,ff pushing fsrrugf
crowds ~eTs aV '9rRoffnn M levi
and In isteriuz ~ f'Fa ForEis - 'aor
the speclb feature BrhrIf ~ w
rga Wsrr To.-re trag
aayofttnR rerfit4sE - rrfNt
Only Gif-'" ard ~ r~r F',e~r rl~-r
Eugene O'Brien 40 the savoy
Eugene D'Brlrr reaches .nr frarr
u rsivkfe ln t.a afeet .frf.r trf
way and n u1e Qhi.H r' 1rrr
first showing ~ t-e - ~ rfeaf-
cay and e1r 'he Halaver = 're -
An sXtra FIRE grlpYl-firr -raf rr ~
F.Iincr Fsfr rrg.r IIs.a e~- "r
atty arf Warren CC(b r.r- Irf
sfar The aided ltfrar'.e,r -r~Hiv'
Sub pe Iarf .t~ Rrff
p,f pave Eeys ~ ,'lrrr.s .rfE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
OF p. GARDINER AT
PRACTICE ON SCHUYLkILI

PhIladelphia, Feb. l7-Coach Wight
q the University Of Pennsylvania crews
j. taking advantage Of the fine weather
ard has had MS caTsnen at work on the
Schuvlklll riyer for the last three days
Pour crews were on the water yesterday
II is me earliest that the Pennsylvania
carJLcn have ever taken 70 the rver
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
SIGNS WITH PIRATES.

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. l7.-Jon B.
Hollingsworth, Of Alcoa, Tenn, q pitcher,
has been signed by the Pittsburg Ma
tional League baseball club Barney
Dreyfuss, president Of the Pirates, said
today that HolliDgswoTth had returned
his signed contract
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Tnmmr Gibbons is Victor.

Cincinnati, Feb. 1T.-Tommy Gibbons
Of ST. Paul. decisively defeated Hugh
Walker, Of Kansas city. in ten-round
boxing bout here Monday night Glib
boBs was the better OF the two in every
round They are heavyweights,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
ADLON SHOOT S EN-.

The Adlon FIVE defeated the Old Swedes
Boy s,outs Tuesday evening at Old
Swedcs 20 u Is The scouts were lead
ing 1t half time 10 TO 5, when Morris
and Osseter replaced Collins and Hemp
hill J Churchside and Morris starred
for the winning team. The score
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Outside Of Total for
Wilmington u iIrninj

There was but one fatality reported
tins period-au asphyuation caused by
Illuminating gas, Both Of the burns were
caused by oil
Newark woman was badly burned
while using oil 70 start q FIRE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Basketball and Dance.

Alimcrick k-mardi-gras dance and basket
ball will be held in the Y NJ II A. hall
this evening The association viii play
the Philadelphia Eastern League, start :
ing at eI5 O'Clock, and the dance will
follow the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Tractor Demonstrations.

Do not fail to see the demonstrations
OF mill and tractor all day Saturday,
February 18th. at White Bros, n. T..
Cor. Front and Orange. Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Dramatics at Y. VI. ". A. Hall.

The Babazoo and Dramatic Club
~ the Philadelphia I " IF A will
give an entertainment in the Y II VI A
Hall here. IN Sunday evening, AZ <
clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
HAGLEY ACADEMY WINS.

Hagley Academy defeated Penn-Del
last night, 1919. VOTES absence handi-
capped Penn-Del. Biddle and Toomey
starred for the winning team. The score
HACIET ACADEMY
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BETHEL QUINTET LOSES.

Tho De Rnytcr basketball team defeat
ed the Bethel quintet last night, 35-l2.
The Novelty boys defeated the Green
Dragons. 36-18 The scores.
nrrYrEn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Clever nanlkin. At the GarrIrk.

Tho original Jewell rnaniEfns are a.
the Garrick Theatre this gveck. and
they are certainly contributing their
share - the merit Of very clever bill
Their circus day in Toyland" is m
achievement in Btagecraf' The stage
is set - represent the big top' and
there ia Performance ia thr ring
that. az a distance looks HE tna work
OF real live human beings Tho scf
concludes With marine battle ir
which a battieship submarine ard air
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THE STAGE.
loison at Playhouse Tonight.

Tonight Al Jolson will commence his
much discussed engagement Of three
days I'm "5inbad." his current succsee ~
three years standing. At Tho Play
house. The story Of "Sinbad" takes
ono back 10 old Bagdad. where tho old
friends af the Arabian Nights ars dir
covered and more particularly. Inbnd.
tho porter. imperronated BY tho delect-
ably droll and diyertine FOLSOM. Harold
Atterfdge, who wrote tho hook Of Gin
bad" and sigmund Ttornbers and ~
Jolson. who provided the music for this
extravaganza, surpsssed anything here
tofore ssen at tho Winter Garden II
is an entertainment which appeals 20
all. for tho children attend the mhtiuses
and enjoy the fun with the same rest
aB that Of their elders 81 might SO
spontaneous is Joison in all his sing
ing and antics that one does not tAke
into account that no hss been appear
ing in this extravaganzn for nearly
three years. n is but rarely that one
meets In tho theatre with an entertain
ment If such colossal proportions az
"Slnbnd." which moves arong ~ eYsuly
and smoothly There are "a soeues IN
All and como OF those are magnificent
Jol.ons chief song among the itsf ne
viii render fs a vaion
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ACCIDENTS REPORTED.

The Delaware Safety Council Stats
.ics Committee Inskes the following
-eport of accidents for the period january
l6-3l 1921
Outside Of Total for
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NO. "a SCHOOL WINS.
Teams Stage Fast Games in Grammar
League.

Two fast games featured the play in
the Grammar School Athletic League
yesterday, No. "a school defeating the
team of No 4 school, 5-i while No.
school defeated No. 2S school l4-0. The
scores.
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DEFIANCE LOsxs A0AIN.
Local Tenm Takes Defeat 01ven by
Chester Five.

The Defiance basketball team lost
their third straight game when they
were defeated by at. Paul's Guild toam
in Chester, 35-77. last night. Gillespie
ana Quinn starred for tho local tsarn-
The annre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17

SCHOOL NO 4
Goals
TROOP 81 ON LONG END.

Troop "a defeated 81. Paul Commercial
fv. LAST night, 29-l9 The score:
TROOP Sd
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DE EFIANOH.
st. Paui's

Time Of halves, 20 minutes. Time
Keepers. MidkefY and Dressler. Scorers,
Stiiier and Harkins. Referee. Russell
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QUINTET WINS.

Neighborhood Reserves basketball FIVE
defeated the North End quintet last night
2g-I7. The scores
My GEBOHHOoD EHSEIyEs
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GREEN DRAGONS
foals

Totals. -
Referee. Chippey, De Ruyter, Scorer.
Hollis Beavers Timer, Ridglev, Beavers
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Rnvene O'Brien - ne .avaJ
n,n,. :, y v q H.n

IN Tlesdav everl-z f-1n ~
vlIl rc .cl1 fav-
~ ~ - r. ~
~w v ~ 'fr ~s.e
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-lnaIe
PENN-DEI


Totals. .....-... q
Referee, Bowman Time Of halves, 20
minutes.
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apple Blossoms" seat Sale starts.

This morning seats vent on sale -
The Playhouse for Apple HIossoi1a.
another big attraction that is % be pre-
sented this month The engagement Is
for the three days commencing next
Mouday. with matinee Tucaday. WaEh
ingtons birthday instead ~ Wednes-
day
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Totals
sr. pAuLs coAniERcIAk.

Referee, Speakman. Timer, MeaIeN
TYms OF halves, 20 minutes