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WORH: WANTED

WORT WANTED
SEWING WANTED-First class
dressmaking and embroidery. Can
do any kind of alteration work.
Charges very reasonable. Call at
Ill 5th street, Phone 273, Apart
ment No. 6. 1913 lwk
SEWING WANTED - First class
dressMaking embr0idering and
beading. Terms very reasonable,
Address 80 Rosser st. Phone 914.
~ - 2.1wlr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
SEVEN TEAMS MADE
THIRTEEN BASE HITS
Twenty-one Assists IN Eight In
nings Record Made by Gin
cinnati Nationals.

Ry Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. July 5.--Thirteen hits
for a team total occurred seven times
in major league games yesterday, ard
in four cases the team making the
bakers dozen was victorious. All of
the st. Louis National League players
aided in batting out Is hits to defeat
the Pittsbure leaders. The Washington
Americans performed the stunt twics
in winning over Boston, which had
that number Of hits in one contest
The Cleveland Indians and Chicago
White SoN each hit the ball safely l3
times. but the Indians scored four
times as many runs as the SEX. The
Philadelphia Athletics made 13 hits
hut lost % New York. despite a four
run lead obtained by the Athletics in
The first inning.
The remarkable total of Il assists
Cr eight innings was made by the
Cincinnati Nationals Second Base
man Bohne and Shortstop Crane ac-
Cepted 20 chances out Of 81 Pitcher
Myers, of the Boston Red SoS, earned
his salary i'm the second Boston. Wash
ineton game. The lied Sox twirler
made half Of his teams six hits ana
mad eight assists in the field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
SHAW FORCE OUTING.
Office Employees on Motof Trip 10 An.
pustine Beach Enjoy sports.

The y, r. Shaw Company's office
force enjoyed a pleasant motor trip
'tc Augustine Beach Saturday after
moon.
The main feature was 4 hall game
Between The Beach Nuts and sand
Snipes. sam Warburton had charge
~ the Beach Nuts while Josh stuck
was manager Of the sand Snipes. Thu
Beach Nuts were outclassed at all
times by the stellar playing Of the
Snipes. Darkness ended the game
with the score Of g. To in favor Of
the Sand Snipes.
Bathing and fishing were enjoyed
The fishing honors went to skipper
Handy who after hard and thrilling
struggle landed a 70 pound founder
of which he is very proud The skipper
with Jake Morine also had great luck
in landing many catfish. carp and
mackeraL A few sardines were
caught
Jazz" Hope featured the most dar-
ing event Of the afternoon when he
boldly strode on the beach attired in
his Annette Kellerman bathing gown
Those who took the trip We're Sam
Warburton- ''Garibaldi Mcdowell
knockout Chapman, "Frecklesr
Sanderson. skipper" Handy. shorty"
Leonard, Jazz" Hope. "Slowsoot"
Neasey, "Josh" Stuck. Jake" Morine
Banjo" Greer. and "Ducky" Gaynor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
UNDERTAKES To
HOLD FIELD ObY
Delaware Saengerbund Grounds
to be Scene of Action on
July u.

The Delaware state Funeral Direc-
tors Association wjl1 hold its second
annual field day On July 2t, at the Del
aware saenperbnnd, At claymont. The
committee on arrangements met last
night and completed final plans.
The chief sporting event win be the
baseball game between the Married
and Single men. The scene Of the
hattie win likely ba On the grounds
of the General Chemical Company. At
Overlook Colony.
The lineup for the ball game viii
likely he as follows.
Benediets J Yasik. q: HIrzei. RI.
Smith, fh.. FAIRIES. Hs j. Cathcart.
sb.; r. Killf0y. 90. bin" Lynn. IT, !.
I'D Hanna. ri. Mike" Mealey. rf.,
James r. Chandler. ST.. e.; George
N Fisher. cf. s gpire. utility.
Single Men w. krienen. c.; q. RI.
Krtenen. H.. Chandler. tJr., n. Kelley.
2b. Dineens S.. Hearn. 3D.. Joe
kiIlroy. Ii II. gpire, ef: stan. Yasik.
Jr.. r.. Jones. utility
Tmpires Harvey Nichols and s. s.
Yasik. or the bases, Tony Corieto.
balls and strikes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
KEYSTONE CLUB TO
HAVE MOONLIGHT.
Popular Athletic Organization
to Have Big Time on the
Steamer Brandywine.

The l<eyatona Field club win give
their NTH annual moonlight excursion
un Monday evening. July y Tue
steamer isfanliywlne has been charter
81 for the OCCASION The committee
In charge of this years affair. Is
working hard 10 nuke this he most
nluasant moonlight Of he seaaon.
MeCray'H Melody BOYS haye l'eet 81
gagged 90 furnish music for the lovers.
Of dancing.
There win also be Z, quartet contest
The Diamond stats four, the Third
ward and the Moupe quartet Hre ex-
neeted to enter this contest. Tickets
can be secured from any Of tho MEM
hers AT The tiub'a headquarters. 2D4
East Fourth street The committee
ii composed Of Charles Hayes. chair
man, John Maloney, stevan fsonan.
Jeoi Re Alien, Joe Martin, Albert
Harness. james Barclay, r. lfefrurie.
Charles Dawson. john Bfp.an and
james unswnrth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
MICKEY MORRIS TO
MEET EDDIE SMALL
keystone Club Cards AlI-Star
Boxing Show for Friday
Night at pythian Castle.

The keystone Field Club viii run
another all-atar boxing shuw ON Fri
DAY evening in Pythian Castle, Dts
West street. This weeks bin looks
classy and will give the fans d chance
10 see several now faces In action.
Mickey Morris, the little nyweight,
who last week defeated Paddy Muir
phy. win be seen in the windup. His
opponent will be X. @. Eddie Small OF
Philadelphia. The latter challenged
Mickey nj last weeks show lie
claims that he will stop the local
champion. Small comes mere well
recommended by his manager Small
Is training at Essington, Pa. He is
under tho management of Freddy Cor
hett, who at one time was one of the
toughest lightweights in the world
Mickey win be in great shape as he Is
training daily at the keystone Field
Club.
Tho semi-windup viii be between
Battling Barnes. tho local X. o. artist
and Joe Marks of Philadelphia. Marks
needs no introduction To local fans as
his two great fights with Solly Woods
at the old penn's Grove club are still
fresh in local fans minds. THE clubs
matchmaker has seen Marks in action
several times and assures The local
fans that barnes will face the tough
est proposition that he ever faced un
the local stage However. The fans
can rest assured that the battler will
give a good account of himself as he
is training very hard for the bout.
The main preliminary viii be be-
tween Kid Chadwick. the local light
weight, and Georgie Russell of ahila-
delphia. This is expected 10 be great
hight AZ both are terrific tiattlcrs.
This viii he the local boys first an
pearance here for a long time. Russcll
has appeared here before and needs
no boosting as his 1ght with battling
Barnes is still fresh with local fans.
memories.
The second bout viii be between
Toughey Dugan Of Port Richmond.
and Joe Richerts. Of Camden. n. j.
Both Of these boys need no introdue-
ton to local fans as both have made
good here in their former exhiaitinns
Rtcherts put up two great fights with
Battling Barnes DuRan has become
Il great favorite here by his great
work lie fights from start - finish.
The opcner win ha retweer pete Ibp4
vine, The hghting clown, and Chester,
Jack Dempsey This bout viii ha 4
scream as both are natural born
actors The public il invited t. attend
ne bouts. The same system that Vas
inaugurated a few weeks ago will
again prevail this week. This plan
has met with the hearty approval of
the fans Of the city. All bouts viii
be six rounds. Charles Dawson viii
referee the bouts. which VIII start
al S45.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
Local Sports

Brack- -Ex defeated Trinity last night
at the Braely Ex diamond, 5-l. Hayes
held the Trinity nine 10 one hit. The
Brack lex team would like TO arrange
games with any team in Wilmington.
Call 5596 r u.
The condition Of C. Bert Jones. who
has been a patient at the Delaware
Hospital since last week, is improved.
Clayton defeated Stabler in an inter-
neighborhood league twilight game
last night at the Military grounds. 81.
The Fourth Ward Club of the city
League would like to arrange games
with any team in the city for any
evening this week.
The Harlan Giants added two more
games to its string of victories on
July 4, when they defeated the New
ark, N j.. Giants. 1872 and SIS. Can
non Bali Smith allowed but three hits
in the opening game.
The West End A. c. will play Del
aware bTpfl1e TINS evening at f<iShth
avenue and Duncan street, az 6.
The Huber Baking Company team
wishes 10 secure several practice
games with local and down-state
teams for both twilight and mid week
games. Call Mr.. Hershman, Huber
Baking Co. phone 1915.
Merwick A. c.. of the Tenth Ward
will play the Parkside Travellers to-
night at $50 al. Kirkwood Park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
POWER BOAT MISS AMERICA
DOES 30 MILES AN HOUR

Detroit. July 6. Gar" Wood drove
his power boat Miss America. with
which he won the Harmsworth trophy
and gold cup last year. at the rate of
20 miles an hour in a race with an
airplane Monday.
The course was from Algonac to
Marine City. with buoy turn at the
latter point. and measured t6 miles.
The hydroplane made the distance in
II minutes and seconds. The air
planes time was t4.3I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
DELAWARE ATHLETES
WIN At PLAT TSDURG
Blue and Gold Stars Clean Up
in Meet at PIattsburg; Pit
man Features.

speciai correspondence Every Evening
piattsburg Barracks. N. Y. July g.
Members OF the University Of Della
ware contingent Of the X O. 4. x
Camp at plattsburg, New York. flnur
cd prominently IN the inter-eonpany
track and field meet, which was Won
10y the Second COMPANY of which TIM
Delaware boys are members. on July :.
pitman. the star Blue and Gold DASH
man, was the outstanding performer
in the meet. The speedy runner eap-
tured the 100. 2go and the 4ao IN great
style Although not I'm the best Of con-
lition his time was good for the COM
dition OF the improviped track
smith. the Delaware relay man.
also did some good work. lie finished
close to Pltman in the quarter and
also took third in the ss0-yaed run
Later his remarkable sprint won the
relay race fur his company.
The Second Company scored q total
oT ~ points. while IT'S nearest eom-
petitor got 81.
The Delaware boys who placed
were
1oo-yard dash--Pitman. first. Time.
10sb seconds.
ss0-yafd dash--smith. third. Time.
a.11ak
44o-v8rd dash--I'itnan. first. Time.
51as seconds.
22oyard lash--Iitnan. fret. Time
"a seconds.
l20 high huyiles-t7rance. third
High iunip-Lyneh. second. Height
s feet. inches.
Rroad iumnAlIeith. first Distance.
ig feet
Sso-yard relay rars-~saeend Coin-
pany 1keith. Hoey. Lynch, SMITH
Eirst. Time AZ minutes.
Javelin throw Williams. hh.rtt Dia-
tance. las feet, inches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
NfpDLETOWN SCHEDULE.

~ Nlddletown baseball team has
ARRANGED its schedule for the season
81 folloWs
July G--Smy'rna, al Smyrna.
July s--ChustertoWu at Afiddletown
July l6--Milford. al Milford
July 22--Open
July 8o-ChestcrtuWn at Chester,
town
Aup a--Smyrnn, ~ Middletuwn.
Aue e--Milford. az Middletown.
Aug. i2--Masscy. ~ Aliddlet"wu.
Aus 90--Oppn
Aug. at--Snyrua. al smyrna
Aus 2f-Grace al Middlctown.
sept 3-Open
sept. open, flabOr DaVl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
.HOOPES WINS TITLE
IN JUNIOR TENNIS
Championship of Wilmington
Centre Settled Yesterday;
Moore Wins Boys Honors.

The finals In tho juniors and boys.
tennis tournament for the champion-
ship ~ the Wilmington tennis center
were played or Yesterday afternoon at
the du Pont Country Club. In tht.
junior class. W. ID. Hopes defeated
Richard Thatcher. Cd. 60. Ga.
The tournament has been In pro-
gress since Monday OF last week. and
the final matches, were postponed until
yesterday afternoon. on account of the
rain. which prevented play last Fri
day. Hopes and Thatcher played we'll
ia their match and although Hopes
won in three straight sets. Thatcher
rtlataa q Tta efa Nh. ...nr..n..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
rIinEN sarhs ron HoME.
Japanese Tennis Star IumIng to Play
With World Champion.

New York. Julv 6 William n
Tiiden. twice winner Of the worlds
lawn tennis singles championship.
sailed from England today on the
Olympic, il was announced bg officials
nf the United states Lawn Tennis
Association, who said they had re-
eeited . eablegrum 20 that effect.
TiltIph was accompanied By Ianzn
shimhlau. the Japanese player They
expect t. enter several matches in
this country auun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
NEWSPAPER LEAGUE
ADOPTS NEW RULES.
Harlan Apprentices Admitted to
Membership in Local Circuit;
Limit Set at Fifteen.

Ata meeting OF officers Of the Newsr
rapcr League aud representatives or
the various teams last night, new
ent.e were adopted and general
ahakeup resulted. The player limit
rule adopted will allow only 10 men
to one team. They are eligible 70 play
on-contract only.
Tho Harlan Apprentices were taken
IN To replace the Alec team. while the
i.linhurst- Five Points team was held
up. pending word from the Sunday
star. The Apprentices and Elks VIII
play their games at Harlan Field n
TUESDAY and "Wednesday afternoons
The schedule for tho second half, in
corrected form. follows
Jul, Today.
Journal az News.
l<iwanis at Elks.
star az bankers
Harlan Apprentices AZ Rhoads-
pcstponedl.
July ~.
Rhoads az Journal.
News al kiwanis
Elks at star.
Harlan Apprentices at Bankers.
July 20.
Bankers at Journal
Harlan Apprentices az kiwanis.
khoads at star.
News az l1iks
August 2.
kiwanis AZ journal
star az Harlan Apprentices
lflks al Rhoads.
News al Bankers
August 10.
Journal at star
Bankers at kiwanis.
Harlan Apprentices AZ Elks.
ithusds az News
August a..
onen fcr play-cfI of postponed
games
AuRust "a. Si and September
three game series between winners 81
each half If schedule a. dr,ermip.
championship uf league
The three ramcs scheduled for this
HftcrnuOn hring tog,ther old rivals
and some lively contests are expected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
SOLDIERS LOSE TWO GAMES.

Smyrna. July e.--After losing two
games In the past week. Smyrna re-
gained their winning stride yesterday
10y defeating the strong Fort lu Pont
team. to ; and % }. Lovett. for
smyrna. pitched fine brand Of bail
in the morning game. Whst pitched
the afternoon game. striking out Il
men. also making three hits. O'neii, Tor
smyrna. made four hits out OF five
times at bat Mccarthy featured for
du Pont with a circuit drive in the
fourth inning of the first game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
PAN CUT RUrH's RECORD.
Tried Co Catch fonr-B Base Hit and
sRabe~ Lost the Homer.

r. Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
New York. July 6.--aBabe" Ruth
would have been credited with two
home runs instead uf one in the box
scores published today. had not an en-,
ihusiastic fan tried 70 catch the ball
yesterday.
Ruths hiEh drive mingled with the
clouds and was descending Just on
The edge 81 the right field stands.
when the fan jumped up and batted
the ball into the field instead Of clasp
inr 1t III his hands. Ruth was on
third base. but Umpire Connolly sent
HIM back 60 second under the ground
rules
Ruth has 81 homcrs to his credit
with New York ser To play three
games hefarc reaching the half way
uafh uf the season. At this rate the
Aankec slugger would hit al least 81
hcalcrS, ten more than last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
BLAIR QUITS HIGH SCHOOL.
WIN Become Instructor at the Uni
Fersity OF Della ware.

Alexander Blair. Jr.. Of 1909 du Pont
street, for the past school year in
structor in civics ard history at the
Wilmington High school. has been ap-
pointed member Of the faculty Of
the department Of English and history
in the School Of Arts and Science OF
the University OF Delaware. His ap-
pointment causes a vacancy in the
High school staff.
MIR Blair is now at the summer
school Of Columbia University where
he Is taking a six weeks course Of In
struction IN English and history. He
will return to this city the middle
August.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
FREE-FoR-AI.L.
2ed Bird { r l. savage Georgn-
WILLARD Is WILLING.
Losers End Looks Good to the Former
Champion.

Lawrence. Kan. July s.--Jess vii
lard is willing to meet Jack Demp-
sey again, he said yesterday on his
farm near here. The former champion
added that he was even anxious 10
get a chance TO recapture the worlds
heavy weight championship which he
lost two years ago at Toledo.
I've led the simple life; I'm in
splendid shape" he said. Il would need
four months for training and condi-
tioning then / would be ready for
Jack Dempsey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
Its Fame Is Short Lived.

Congressman sydney Mudd. of Marv-
land, had town named for him the
other day, the prenomen Sydney
being chosen. It wont serve long as
q monument to the Maryland states
man. But his memory might have
been perpetuated If the inhabitants
had named It Mudd.-Col. George
Bailey. in the Houston Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
MEMPHIS BREAKS RECORD.

Memphis. Tom. july 6 The Mem
phis club, by piling up 20 runs on 30
hits in yesterdays game at Little
Rock, established a South Association
run making record and a record for
all minor leagues, so far as statistics
available here showed. The previous
South Association record was held BY
Atlanta, which scored "a runs in
game against Birmingham last season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
DEMPSEY SEPARATED
FROM Ills AUTOMOBILE

New York. July e. "A valuable
limousine owned by Jack Dempsey
was seized yesterday hy 4 deputy
sheriff acting on writ issued last
Friday in Batavia. y. y. in 500. 900
suit brought by Frank speilman in
connection with motion picture
enterprise.
The car wna taken while Dempsey
was inside a hotel. The writ calls
for the seizure Of All the boxer 5
available property.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
PARKsIDE vs.. SOUTH sIDE.EpEs.

Parkside and South Side-Eden will
meet tomorrow night at Harlan Field
in the third and deciding game of the
three game series for the first half
championship Of the All Wilmington
League. The teams are now tied,
with one victory TO the credit OF each.
Tomorrow's game is expected to be
one of the fastest staged during the
season as both teams have been play
ing a great game and are enxious
to annex the rubber game II is not
yet known who viii do the pitching
for either team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
TWILIGHT GAMEs.
Tonight.
Newspaper League.

NHHspHfff ffHEH Hfs
Evening Journal and NewFt
Kiwanla and Islka
Alec and IghDailss
ttar and BaniserH.
West End A. q vs. Delaware
Bronze. Eighth avenue and
Duncan streets. n in.
Merwick A. &. ve rarksdde
Travellers. Kirk wood Park. G.9a.
Union vs.. Havon. fsirltNtu0b
Park. u. m.
E. X. II. girls team w s.
paut's girls team. Warrington
Heights, s.f5
Thursday.
parisiie We. South Side Eden.
At Harlan Field 6 p. m.
Westminster Us. st. paul's.
Maynard No. !.
Grace ys. Old sweaes. Rock
ford, No. 4
Braudywine vs.. Second Bap-
tist. Rockford. No. z.
Nj. Salem We. Couhfnan. Bay
nafd. No. I
Friday
i1zion vs.. unior. Kirk wi,od
Park. 6 .. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
JACK JOHNSON MATCHED.
Offered $4,000 for Fight With
Wills, for Negro Cham
pionship.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
I.eaven worth. kas. July Slack
johnson. former heavyweight pugi-
iist1c champion. viii meet Harry wills
for the Negro championship at Jersey
city. y. j.. August -. it was learned
here today. The contest previously
VAS announced for August 90 at New
York
Johnson. conpieting a sentence ct
one year III The Federal penitentiary
here on White Slave law conviction.
has been offered so 900. or the option
Of a percentage Of the gross gate re-
Ceipta Tor the contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
To Discuss Athletic Meet.

The Community Service viii hold q
meeting At Q o'clock tomorrow night
IN Room 2054 of the du Pont Build
ing. when plans viii be discussed for
the twilight meet which will be held
on the Pennsylvania athletic field
Thursday and Friday nights of next
week. Representatives OF all clubs OF
the city are asked to attend this meet
ing. and to bring with them their entry
lists,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
2. II. n. BASEBALL.
Local Winner to Play Leaders Of
Other niYIaians.

The Maryland Division baseball
team Of the Pennsylvania railroad
plays this afternoon at Fourth and
Church streets. On 1u1y Q It will play
In Baltimore. The following Is the
schedule that will lie followed by the
Division during the month Of
July. The winner Of these contests
viii play the New York and New
Jersey Divisions The schedule for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06

Son ~ Tstzan' 81 aitv belnr 8ioNn a
the Rielfp Theatre.
Msry xIie~ Hinist ~ tho queen.
Tonight ~ tho Queen, fhr isf
ehowingn ~ Mary Miles Mlntu 81
fufe. Moonlight an1 iIuneYaut fif'
will be eiten This ia q rnmanlf 81
youth. the moonliRhi and suuIulff
The rest juas naturally happenH fhfal
men are the PRINCIPALS ~ No fn.
nianeoa ~ this illic Arilona fanl hFNI
who establishes hsfaef ln Washl1rffl
society Monte Blue adds 20 ihe ueffs
~ the pfodueiion hy hiH ireFtn.s. Tn.
morrow Viola Dana tognfnrhfer h.f
three day career 8s "rifdtfelit
Twin"
Catherine calvert ~ ihe savoy.
Catherine. Calvert. in Vfseranf's
aupef-spesiai. "The Heart nf Navy.
land viii have re- asf showing al go
Savoy Theatre today. hdanisd from
David Heiasf0's fnmoue sfafo uf4
duction. The nim has many adyanisa
IN that actual scenrs have been Fiumi.
ized. while IN the pfag ihey Htrt only
hinted ai Over rE manffr efra
spent in the making 0f ihIa famous
film on The oHrt i0fafion iu thf South
whore The locale ~ fhf story faN.s
place. Catherine Calvert "a anrf .4
the part of Mayiand calvert ff.
heroine. and Crane Wilbur. as Auaa
Kendriok. the boio
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
New Castle Loses Two Games.

Dover. July G. New Castle lost two
games 10 Dover here Monday. the
score IN the morning game being II to
while the locals blanked the visitors
in the afternon session. 5 to 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
Pine Association to Meet.

The Pine Neighborhobd Association
will meet at o'clock tonight at the
Reliance engine house. when resoIu-
tions on the recent death of member.
Mrs. Joseph Konitzer. will be adopted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
up.To- Minute Batting Leaders.
seaford Takes one Came.

seaford, July g. The local team took
the first game of double-header here
on Monday, with Laurel, I'd and tied
the second game, which was called
at the end Of the seventh inning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
BANNING BANGs OFT
No. 3 |
orr PITCHER HAsry.

Babe Ruth, the Demon of
Swat. sent the thirty first of his
1921 home runs out of The poio
Grounds Yesterday In the game
with the Athletics The elont
came in tho sixth. with none on.
IIasty hcing the victim. Tab
is now Is days ahead Of his tasa
record. having rotten No. 81 off
F'abef on July 20 last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
GAMES TOMORROW.
American League.

American League.
putrroit AZ Chicago
phladelphia al Cleveland.
National League.
So Louis al Philadelphia
BROOKLYN at New York.
Cincinnati al Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
Bo,ne Celebration Hern.

The local Orange Lodges win OBJ
serve the anniversary OF the battle of
the Boyne on July T.. with addresses
in front Of the Public Building and a
parade later. a picnic at Shellpot
Park viii end the. celebration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
American Leagu.
GAMES TODAY.

Washington at Boston.
Detroit az Chicago
National Ieague.
s. Louis az pittsburg.
brooklyn al New Work
Boston at Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-06
LORRAINE GAME CALLED OFF.

The Lorraine and Brownson game
scheduled for tonight has been called
OFF. owing to inability to secure
diamond The game viii be played ut
a later date,