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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-06

FOR RENT-Complete1y furnished four
room house, bath, gas and electric
lights. All screened. zoe Florida Blanca.
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FOR SALE
EDWIN HICKs. AIgr.

FOR sALE-A 2-story dwelling near
business section Property just thor
oughly remodelled and in first class
condition throughout Lot 80x125 #
Property on paved street. paving all paid
Tor. A great bargain for any one . in
need Of downtown residence. Easy
terms to quick purchaser. PENSACOLA
FINANCE COMPANY 2O5 s. Palafox
street. Phone 3s7
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS Make 5000 a year. Sell
Cresco Raincoats, Waterproof Aprons.
Utility Bags Outfit Free. We deliver
and Collect Improved Mfg. Co., Dept.
1b7. Ashland Ohio.
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FOR SALE-Three fine beef cattle at
Olive BY A. G, Bethune, the Oldest one
make good work OK. Also one fine
young brood SOW.
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DANCING

DANCING sCsIoOL-CIasses. Private
lessons Also children's classes In aes
thetic Dancing. EOS West Gregory. Phone
27S.
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FOB RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. III
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POSITION WANTED

ROMANO HOTEL. 10 IL w. Romano
St, furnished rooms by day or week
Rates by day, from soc up; by week.
$500 up. Shower baths
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FOR SALE-TIousehold goods for IS
room house: ten bedrooms. Will sell
as whole or separate. Also Thor wash
ing machine 100 East Romano street.
Phone 2313.
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All OF the above cars are IN good run
ming condition and worth more money.
ANDERsoN'S GARAGE
Phone 1914 Ford Agency
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FOR sALE-oNE HUDSON WIRE
WHEEL sPoRT MODEL. EXTRA
EoUiPNERT." PRAcrlcAaISGGY new
a. HENRY WHITE e BROTHER.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Fox terrier. answers to the name
OF Jack. Phone Pits or S42.
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FOR SALE
ZOE 80

FOR SALE-10 head Of good meat hogs
5l02.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
DIAMOND STATE IN
INTERESTING SHOOT
j. w. Lister, Jr., Makes Score of
% in 100 Yard Event; Sim
mons Leads at so Yards.

Tho rain Saturday failed 10 dampen
the ardo Of ri1emen of the Diamond
State Rife and Pistol Club, ~ that
despite the postponement Of the schedul-
ed opening day merchandise shoot, the
boys put on two interesting events. The
promo stage was as closely contested as
most OF the events put on by the Dia-
rnond State club, but the standing stage,
as usual. proved to be the undoing Of all
the regulars" and :. r. Simmons. a
new conner at the range. ronped away
with the match as a result of his work
In the standing position.
A practice shoot at 100 yards was aiso
shot, j. Lister rising from the iowly po-
aition which he had occupied in tho 30
yard event to cop FIRST honors in tie
with his brother. Simmons has only
shot with tho Diamond State rifiemen 4
few times, but ne rs a top-n0tcher. and
with little more practice will be heard
from frequently.
Bob" Vance dropped In at the range
for a few minutes and tried bis ability
TO come back on the 100-yard range
lie got away 20 a much better start
than most "oId timers" do under siTni-
lar circumstances. putting on score q
ssr100. The scores:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
DEFIANCE TRAVELLERS
/. HAVE MANY CANDIDATES
Manager Mclaughlin Arranging
Games With Leading Teams
of This Section.

The Defiance Travellers VIII probably
open their season April 80. when they
will Journey TO Chadd's Ford TO play the
Chester county lads in their initial
game.
At present Managers Mclaughlin and
FiIliben are slowly shaping their sche-
dule for the coming campaign and
while having but eight games booked at
present, they expect to fill out their
schedule with little trouble. At present
games are hanging fire with some OF the
leading Independent teams in this sec
tion, including Smyrna, Middletown.
T,lkton. Harrington, Milford. Nativity c.
q. Kensington, Marshall f. Smith and
Lit Brothers of Philadelphia. Melrose
and Camden City of Camden. and Ches-
ter A. A.. Media and Highland Park OF
Delaware county.
The personnel OF the team is not com
Melted as there are about 20 candidates
fighting for positions. The squad VIII
be cut on Wednesday night, when they
will lineup against the All-Wilmington
League team in a practice tilt at the
Third and Adams streets grounds.
The team is well fortified with bat
terry candidates. Jack Kelly, veteran
of the old Southside team and a battery
mate of the late Jack Bonner, VIII mos'
likely do the bulk of the receiving. hel-
Tvs experience should prove big helT
to the flock OF youthful pitchers that
adorn the Tenth warders' roster. Reeder
another reliable backstop, will also dc
some OF the receiving and when not be
hind the bat will cavort around in tbs
outer pasture.
For the pitchers the Travellers WI
have the pick OF Freddy Clarke, Magfll
Il eftyf Dillon, Marty Walsh and Jim
nv Kerrigan to labor for them wher
| they are not turning back Al-Wilming
| ton sticksmiths.
| The infield candidates include Merrill
Flynn. Quinn, Walsh, Mckenna. Lowell
! HaEan. Clarke and Fflliben, while To
bin. Purcell. Goldstein. worrail. Lannan
| Fnlibin, Riley. Dougherty and Conver.
tare putting up hard battle for the out
| field.
with this bunch Of horsehide wauop
| ers. IL is evident that the Tenth war
globe trotters will be able TO mould an
| other formidable combination TO repre-
sent them again this year.
To add 10 the above list of candidate
| Manager McLoughltn Is also dicker1n
with several other ball tossers of re
nown in the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
SCHOOL TO |
HAVE A FAST TEAM
Quakers Have Good Material
This Season; Metten to Twirl;
Walker Star.

Although the Friends School baseball
team has lost ono game and won one.
so far this season. tho prospects indi-
cate that the team will have a success
full season under the management OF
Coach Ellis.
Stirling. who plays behind the bat,
and is captain of the nine. is now play
ing his third year with the team In
addition to holding down his position
behind the bat. he is good with the stick.
Murray Metten. now. playing his second
year with the varsity nine, carries the
bulk of the twirling and has been show
ing good form this season. He pitched
i'm the first game of the season when
du Pont High School were the victims
and collected but five hits. Metten is
expected to develop into a valuable
twirler.
Finn and Haitsch win fight IL out
for the first sack position. Walker. "A
new man. is expected TO handle the key
stone sack. He has been performing in
great style this season and although he
is light I'm weight, he has been hitting
at n good clip. Before the close OF the
season he is expected to be a valuable
part OF the stonewall defense on the
right eide of the diamond.
Woolley, who played second iast year
win work In the short garden this sea-
son. Calvin King. who played ON the
High School team last year. is playing
third base. He is lead off man. The
outfieid players are all new except Coy
They are: Munson, Bancroft and Pyle
They have performed well this season
and are rapidly rounding into shape.
Long. who aids in the twirling. work
ed in the Wesley Collegiate game and
displayed fine form.
The schedule for the season follows
April IS, Caesar Rodney. home: Apri
10. West Chester, away; April %. Wes
ley Collegiate. home; April 26, La Sale
| Prep. away; May 3. Cesar Rodney
away: May 6. Friends Central. home
May I3. Chestnut Hill. away; May i6
/ du Pont High. home; May %. Yves
| Chester. home; May ~, la Sale Prep
| home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
DELAWARE ATHLETES
READY FOR TWO MEETS
Coach lie Cato 10 Select Team
Today; Baseball Nine Had
Day off Yesterday.


Special Correspondence Of EverT Evening.
Newark. April f2s-JTrack Coanb L~-
Cato held some trial events on ffazAr
field yesterday afternoon % psk
second string men 20 take ~ Uni
versity Of Virginia ana Nayy for dual
meets this week. There Usa sfrDdF
wind which interfered with the run
nerg making good time. II the quarter
Of mile Smith beat F0uracre ~ about
q foot after pretty race down no
stretch. Haynes and Idny run . u@
race Ia the 40 yard dash.
Cnach Issl.afo viii leave NeWarf
with his squad ~ track rnsn Wodnee-
day afternoon and viii mset Virginia
rhursday az Charlottesville. On Fat
urday there viii be- DIAL meet Dith
the Navy al Annapolis There VII -
more trials this Afternoon after
which I,e(;ato will probably announcs
the squad that he viii take on ne
trip.
T.ecauss OF ne ooId wsssher co'aeh
srblpIey gave The baseball men any
of Yesterday There vii - nafn
uractioe This afternoon and t0nioffpw
roornipg the team leaves for Iiuefneii
where they play i8 No aftnrnnpn-
Games viii follow with penn S'h'e.
University ~ Plftsburg and farheE''
Tech" before returning honie HnnaAy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
MARSHALLTON TEAM
READY FOR OPENER
Senator Ball Will Throw Out
First Ball; Manager Groves
Has Much Material.

Marshallton, April 12-It win be a
formidable baseball club that represents
Marshallton of the Suburban League
when they oppose the Stanton club. in
the opening game next Saturday at
stanton Manager Norman Groves,
assisted by Isaac Mackinson, last years
pilot, has gotten together likely look
ing bunch of ball players and looks to
have the heaviest hitting team Of the
league.
From the Lorraine champs are
"walt" Scott. who will likely captain
the team and play shortstop; Big BIZ
Benson and Lang, both Of whom may
either play in the outfeld or at first
base, during the illness Of Clarence
Guest. who held down that position last
season.
"Lonnie" Green, last years manager
of the champion Brack-Ex team is an
other well-known player and will hold
down the "hot corner" Either Casey
Morgan or "Babbo'' McNif will guard
the keystone sack Reds Hayward.
who twirled many victorious games for
the st. Paul VI. Z. Church team: Ewing,
a portsider, who comes from Delaware
College,: Butch" Mcconnell OF st.
Mary's, Catholic League; and Hughes
OF last years team, will compose the
twirling staff.
{ Currinder will again don the mask
and wind pad, and will do the bulk of
the receiving for the Grovemen. In the
outfield are Milbourne of Marshallton /;
"BuI" Stewart, the wet" who saw
service with Eastlake and with Della
ware College; Hill, from Georgia Tech;
Lang and Benson.
Senator L. H. Ball will throw out the
drst ball Al the opener on Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
MILFORD BALL TEAM
HAS PROMISING YEAR
HIGH School Nine of Down State
Town Has Active Schedule
for Season.

Milford. April I2.-As Milford High
School enters upon the fourth week OF
baseball practice the outlook is more
promising. The lack Of good pitching
material is being overcome by wilson.
DRYDEN and Grier, the latter doing very
good work The work of the infield, al
though poor. at times, is rapidly round
iug into shape with Nutter al first base.
Holzuuller. second base, Denney. short
stop and Riggs, third base. Roberts is
the only veteran Of the outfield. with j..
Ireland, T. Short, Murphy and c. VIII
son all striving for a position. The
back stop is taken care Of by che vet
eran. Hudson. who is playing his last
year on the Blue and White.
Two games will be played this week
on the home diamond. "Wednesday,
Smyrna will be the attraction, while on
Friday MilIsboro will cross bats with
the home boys
Milford has suffered by the D. I. A. A
rules which have barred three Of her
best men for the time being, namely, G.
Abbot, the slugging outfielder. t. Ma
loney and o. Thomas, both inflelders.
The schedule is as follows:
April 13, Smyrna at Milford.
April Is, Millsboro at Milford.
April ~, BrauBeNAie dC NiAAoao"
April p. Milford at Milsooro (peno-
ing).
Anil 27. Milford at Harrington.
AuriI 29. Laurel at Milford.
May 2, Dover at Milford.
May 4, FELTON, at Milford.
May 6. Milford at Caesar Rodney.
May 10, Milford at Georgetown.
May 12, Caesar Rodney at Milford.
May II, Milford at Bridgeville.
NAV 20, Georgetown at Milford (pend
ing).
NAV %, Milford at Laurel.
Nav 81, Harrington at Milford.
June 1-3, Delaware Inter-Schoias1'
| Championship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
POLO GAME
TO Be PLAYED LATER
Cyclists Disappointed Last Sat
urday; Association Will Have
Baseball Team This Year.

The bicycle polo game between the
t.arrun ntoun bovs club cyclists and the
Qunker city Cycling Association. can
celled April viii probably be played
nj Eighteenth aud Van Buren streets
April % providing II win not interfere
with any baseball games. otherwise tre
committee I'm charge @ill ask Tor the
place I'm front of the grand stand In
North nrondywino park which is an
ideal location.
Secretary Robinson wishes TO an
uo,Ince that the Cycle Trades Of Ameri-
On ia a letter stated that Race Meet
should be planned for the local cyclists.
The roller races which was an added at
traction TO the polo game is cancelled
entirely from the program and the prizes
donated from the various firms for this
event will probably be transferred To the
local race meet that will be planned for
the near future and as bicycle week is
from April 30 TO May IL would be best
10 hold the meet on tho latter date.
All out-of-town cyclists wishing TO
participate in the meet are asked 70
write TO, Luther Robinson. 2o03 Van
Buren, street, Wilmington. nt once Civ
| Ing age and whether your bicycle is
equipped with or without a coaster
| brake. All local I. g. a. members are
asked 10 meet at Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets, 10 sign ~ for the race
meet. which will be opened 20 boys OF
all ages and size that ride bicycle and
are members of the club. Three prizes
| will lac furnished for each event giving
| everybody a chance.
A letter was received from M. Etters
| of Chester, Pa, who claims ne has an
aggregation OF baseball youngsters who
| will clean up anybody In their path and
| that Connie Mack was Keeping an eye
on the fellows. James Malioy win man
. age the baseball division Of tho club
and no doubt will organize several l. G
| A teams These teams viii not form a
league but will play independent base
ball and the team having the greates'
number OF victories 10 their credit vii
be furnished with a complete baseball
OUTFIT at the close of the season. The
colora of the I. G. A. are blue and re-
and all members arc asked TO fly thes'
Icolors on their handiebars next week ant
also blue and yellow which represent
the Philadelphia cyclists clubs.
Frederick Groutoft. correspondent
sacretary of the T. G. A. has sent In nj
resignation. This was accepted becaue'
he has left for Newark, ". j.. wherl
the cycle craze has long been esthonsh"d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
To settle ouoFt Honc--.

The charnpionship - the + ~ A.
or,c,it tournament win p" seff'e1 -
wednesday night. when ironnrne'
,,,froer n tho FIRST division firT' T'-',eH-
frai v-iuncr ~ the aerr~f dIf Fion
". saiern n the ,hfrd division anf f'd
svvedeg. Of the fourth division w'l cone
sest AZ the Y -. r. a There rr"
tearns IN this tournament a0f ~ ="
Interest has been arous~d in fne rnrn-
r,e.ltion. The tournament haa he"n
going All winter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
CONLEY SOME STAR.
Friends School Athlete to Make
Them Sit Up and Take
Notice.

Robert Conley. who recently broke
three Friends School records In the
inter-claas meet at that school. expects
to enter the Blue and Gold institution
at Newark In September. This athiete
broke the fence vault. high jump ana
standing broad jump records. H1s
record for the high jump was five feet
four and one half inches. This In an ex-
cellent record for an indoor meet.
Conley will appear In the inter
scholastic meet at the University OF
Delaware,on May Z. when he viii com
pete in the high jump and running
broad jump. lie will make entries In
these events hustle for first place, as
his ability is considered spectacular
He is the manager Of the baseball
team at Friends School, and has played
on the soccer team. He represented
Friends School at the Penn relays In
1918 and 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
Church ATHLETIC
LEAGUE MEETING
Confab to be Held at Y. MI. C..
A. Tonight to Adopt
Schedule

There VIII be a meeting tonight OF the
board Of governors of the Church Ath-
letic League when plans for the base
ball season Will be made. In addition
to this details OF the track. leld and
swimming meets WIN be worked over.
The Church Athletic League has the
largest team membership Of any organi-
zation in the city. there being "a teams
included in the organization. This n
cludes 16 mems. 10 boys and eight girls
teams.
The Junior League VIII play its
games on Saturday mornings Mem
bership on the teams Is limited TO boys
i6 years OF age and under. The teams
represented are: Grace. Brandywine. St
Paul's Cookman. Emmanuel. Second
Baptist. Union, First Central. West and
Westminster.
The Twilight League viii open its
season April Is. Two games a week
win be played for the first two weeks.
with games on Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons, and after that one game a
week viii be played on Thursday after
Moons. The teams in this league are
Westminster. Old Swedes. Grace, Second
Baptist, st. PauIs. Cookman. Trinity
p. L. and Brandywine.
The Saturday League VIII open its
season April 1e. The teams in this
league are: Union. Trinity NJ. E.. I'm
manuel. Mt. Salem, West, First Central
Scott and McCabe.
The girls teams win play at Eigh-
teenth and Van Buren streets on Tues
day afternoons. the first games 10 bt
played a week from today. The teams
in this league are; Grace, Second Bap
tist- ST Paul's, First Central, Emmanuel
West, Union and Westminster.
Prior 10 the meeting of the board o
| governors. there VIII be meeting. a
| 7.30, of the managers Of the baseball
teams, for the purpose OF adopting tn
/ league schedules.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
STATE ExTERs WHOLE TEaS.
WIN Compete VIII an Its Trnek Ath-
Iefes IN 4. - y. SPORT.

Philadelphia. April t2-Pernf5 ih
state College has entered fn 1tife
track team In the various events ~ mo
University of Pcnnsyivsnia relay 'arr''-
val. April p and 20.
The up- state coUegians Wii oorrr'~ie
in seven relay races ln affifinr ~
number II special and aeid evc1fs -
year PennsyIvania state wpn tno 1ia-
lance medley and the four mile rn~rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
Local Boys Doing Wen.

According to information from
Petersburg, the local boys who are
making a bid for the team, have been
showing up well in their workouts.
'sNIat'' Donohue played well in a game
AGAINST Boston Red Sox, while Hawk"
HAYES pitched a good game against
Syracuse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
Eastern MaIieabie Iron Co.
Single Men.
MANAGERS TO ADOPT SCHEDULE.

The managers of the following teams
will meet at 1902 Walnut street on
Thursday evening to arrange base
ball schedule: Harlan Giants, Victory
Stars, South Brooklyn Giants, Black
Sox, Eight Ward Novelty Limited
Club, Radnor Limited Club and the
Young Mems Progressive League.
The following churches are also re-
quested TO send representatives TO
this meeting: Bethel A. M. f.. Ezion
M T., Mt. Joy M. f., Haven M. H..
Shiloh Baptist, Eighth street Baptist
Church, Union A. NJ. p, Union A. M.
r. and any other church desiring to
enter this church recreation league.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
Swim ming Meet Friday.

A swimming meet between the Cosss-
ter and the local 7. IL { A.
win be held at the 7. NJ 9. A on Frloay
evening, April is. There VIII De three
events in the s0-so-pound class. %o-toot
swim, 2o-yard swim and diving Tor
form. There Will be five events in the
11o-125-pound class. They are the 20
ana 4o-yard swim. so-foot. on the back.
plunging for distance and diving Tor
form
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
PARKsIpE SMOKER TONIGHT.
Jack McRIwee and Pete Ross WIN Ar.
near In WIndup Bout

The first parkside smoker In the new
gymnasium win be held tonight AT
Twelfth and Bennett streets. under the
direction of Harry Shaw, the promoter
Of the Parkside club. Pete Ross and
Jack McElwee VIII appear In the
windup.
Frankie Lewis is carded TO meet KID
Richmond. The preliminaries VIII FUR
nlsh plenty Of action. Young Mack and
X. o. Shea will mix 1t up, while Pete
Devtne and Mike Deviin viii stage a
four round affair. Tommy Kilrnin viii
tackle Kid johnson. Dick Wade and
Young Mccarthy viii appear In the
preIiminaries, as win Kid Sheriin and
Billy Gibbs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
40 hit GAME on THE nmsr.
American Army Teams Show Fine
Pitchers Work Mt lobieDs.

CobIenz. April l0e--,fhe honor Of de-
velopiuR the first no hit. no run game
Of the 1921 baseball season no far ss
appears, fell 10 Coblenz today ~ the
opening Of the season of the Army
League. comprising teams Of the Ameri-
can forces of occupation. Martin, Of
Texaa, pitching for the Quartermasters'
team. blanked the Eighth Infantry
combination, last yenr's champions. Not
a Sign Of "a hit vas made OFF the Texan
tsqir1er, and only one Eighth Infantry
batter got started. reaching FIRST base
on d paea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
HANDBALL TOURNAMENT.
athletes wn1 Decide Championship At
Y.M. c. A. This Week

william Corey. a handbaA enbhas-
ass. chairman of the handbah commit
tee at the 7. NJ. G. A, will preside az
tho meeting to be held this evening 70
make final preparations for the handfnsii
tournament which will be held THIS
week.
Entries have been received from Eliot
Booze. s.. l. Levy. r A. Phillips, e. "
MarConarhie, r. L. Cobb. Jr~ A l.
Peicher and Charles Topkis- Willia1n
Bailey. of the Y" champions Ia expect
ed 10 enter the tournament
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
FREAK PITCHING BANNED.
Emery and Spit Balls Also Prohibitedi
SO IL Profanity.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Chicago. April 12.--Players IN the
American. Association using prolhhi's
on the baseball field will be banished
Immediately from the game, ircsiuent
Hickey said today IN ihs'rucuis i's
umpires in regard 10 the fules LOT e'io
opening of the season tomorrow
Pitchers will be forbidden to use any
foreign substance i'm their deliveries
which means that the emery anu sl'i'
balls and other freak deliveries WIN po
prohibited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
John Heracle Returns Home.

John Heracle. champion heavy
weight wrestler OF Delaware, has re-
turned from a hard mat campaign in
the south, during which he met and
defeated some of the best in the game
John win be located in this city for
sometime and will make arrangements
for contests here. An effort is being
made to have stranger" Lewis meet
Heracle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
SaIesianum VS.. GoIdey-

The Salesianum High School will open
the season this afternoon, when its
baseball team viii play Goldey College
At Eighteenth and Van Buren streets.
The Salesianum team was scheduled to
open the season last Friday with West
Philadelphia Catholic High, but the
game was postponed on account OF rain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
nhhnnr rs. Vgrnams

New York. April l7s-rona Giooo-s of
81. paul. brother ~ Phantom Mi<H
Gibbons. VIII engage Iarry Wiiiiau'N
bridgeport Conn heavy'~eiEnf, in q
fs-round bout here tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-12
KInKwooD SAILS FOR ENGLAND.
After Play In Europe He Wih Refurn
For Open Championship Event

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York. April 12.-Joaeph Kirs-
wood. Austraiian open golf champion.
was a passenger aboard the steamship
Auuitanfa, sailing today for England
while abroad he viii participate IN the
English open championship and the
French open tournament after which
he viii return TO the United States for
the national open event