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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-31
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-12-31

WHEY (Sternly)-Where have you
been7
Hubby (Meeklyl in the sun.
Wlfey-I am your sun: you shall
have no other suns before mel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
BOBBY BARRETT HAS
some F|ST|C RECORD
Ralph Raymond's Opponent AZ
Keystone Smoker One Of the
Best in the Game.


Bobby Barrett. the clifton HelgHfs
boxer. who meets Ralph Raymond ae.s
tomorrow night ~ me KtyefDre sn1t-
er ~ Pythmn Castle bas come t0 ffe
front very rapidly during the pasi rtaf
and Is regarded in nstil circles lhro1rh.
out PeunaYivania ~ the most serea4
tional knockout artist ln ihe ring fs+
day.
Barrett has knockoufs ~ such mon
- Kid West, fiRe rounds who fouaht
Johnny Horba n this city. Joe warilf.
of this city. two rounds frankie I<ps.a
ef this city. one round, Billy Troxi.f.
q Gloucester. .one round. Harry fKtfs
Erne, one round
Barrett has aiso defeated m.eh bss
~ eBobfy" Hughes. EIGHT founds fss.
~ Haas. lightweight champion ~ fta
Twenty. Eighth Division. elghf round
Barrett'g most nDtable victory sas o....
Young Tom sharkey Hho - defnaf.f
At the Auditorium Cluf, ~ phHaasitff f.
last February.
Barrett mas also won the Champion
snip ~ two classes since - sfarfra a
the game. In 1917. hs won tae for
pound tournament at Jack OT3rien.a
studio in Philadelphia Barrett hrf
this title until he grew 10 heavy far
that division Re next won ihe urtt-
weight championship n the DaIawara
river ghipyards
This vas on May -. 1913. AZ fhe gan
sbipgard at Chester. Barrett haa errr.
Cd more knockoUts. IL - believed ft.n
any man IN the game foday. Barrrff AZ.
elares he VIII try his utmost H. ID ~
the local star tomorrow nlghf Tfe
winner ~ this bout wnl meet Ygtry
Tom sharkey here on June i7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
SECOND A TEAM WINS
PLATOON RIFLE MATCH
Captain Wise's Team Scores
Highest Mark in r. o.
T. c. Event.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark. MAJ 19.--In the Interpolation
rifle shoot between platoons OF the II. O
r. c. of the University of Delaware
after three DAYS shooting. the Second
A platoon team won the shoot with a
score of $50. First was second with
a total of s44 out OF a possible 1000
shots and Second B team was third. The
shoot. was concluded yesterday after
noon.
Bronze medals were awarded each
member of the winning team at a bat :
talon review before DIR. Walter. Hulli-
hen, president of the college, members
of the faculties of the two colleges, and
students of the Womens College, held
thiG, morning. Captain Wise was in
charge of the team that won the shoot.
The work Of the students in these
shoots has been encouraging for those
interested in target work The in
dividual getting the highest score is
entitled to sterling silver medal but
the winner will have to be decided ar a
shoot-of today. ]. W. Brown and Ter
rill were high men as to the number OF
targets hit. Each had a score Of 80 out
of a possible 100.
They shot of the tie today. Milton w
Terrill was the winner. He lives at
s29 Jackson street. Wilmington.
The shoot has been in charge of the
executive committee of non-R. o. II c
men. consisting of Walter ID. Holton.
chairman; Paul Wintrup and III. r.
Cole. The summary Of the six teams
follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Nps DEFEAT WESLEY COLLEGIATE sr1oKER" AT A. TONIGHT
BOXING NOTES.

Mickey Morris gets the opportunity
Of his life on Friday evening. when fe
meets Bobby Mccain. who rs d season.
ed boxer II Mickey succeeds In hdd-
ing The pittaburger. he is bound 10 70
higher before the summer II over. II
be is beaten lfe viii have 70 receive
more schooling.
Battling Barnes has the makirfgs Of
q very good lightweight.
Joe Brannook and Barnes would
mike very good pair TO put against
one another,
Ralph Raymond is training daily for
some bouts he has In view. and expects
70 be IN Tip top form by the end ~ the
present week
Pete Devine ia looking for action He
i willing 70 meet any man IN bis class
AZ any time.
Johnny Horba. Of the 81. HedwIg.s
a. A., looks like the rnakings Of = very
good weiterweighf he and Ralph Ray
mond would make great match.
What has become Of frankie Lnwia?
Champions generally defend their titles.
at least twice year
What's the matter with having d few
tournaments to find out just who are
the champions ~ the different ciasses2
Joe Martin. the local welterwelehf.
VIII probably get started again IN about
ten days Joe has been nursing 4
beautiful caulifiOwer ear.
Bucky McGinnis. who meets walter
Mcleod tomorrow night, would like To-
get a match with Kid Boots Of the St.
Hedwig's A. Al. Boots agreed recent
~ to meet Bucky. and the Reystone
Club is now willing to stage the bout
Joe Allison, the heavy, II thinking of
trying 70 stage d comeback. Joe should
make good as ne can hit like d mule
can kick.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
BEAR PLAYERS HAVE
FAST TEAM THIS YEAR
Nearly Hall of Organization is
From cIeayes Family, With
Four Players
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Bear, May 19.-Bear fans are en-
thused over the prospects Of the local
team winning q name for themselves
this year. The team is the strongest in
the history Of the town and although
defeated by the fast New Castle team
on saturday, expect TO defeat the Della
ware City Boy Scout team when they
meet on Saturday.
The team ranks among the best in
the State with their club. but are weak
on the defense. but expect 70 be ia good
shape very soon as they are out in
force every evening, practicing.
Almost half Of the team comes from
one family, the four cIeaves brothers.
who all are good hall players. Tive
more Cieaves are expected TO Join the
team soon, J. Burrus. who covers third
base is good player and bats the ball
hard
Walter Kemp. who covers shortstop
will again be seen in the lineup. The
lineup is as follows: y. Cleaves, first
base. Herbert Cleayes, catcher: j. Bur-
rus. third base; W. Cieaves, second
base; Harry cieaves. pitcher: w. Kemp,
shortstor: ". Rarrus. left field: r.
Smith. center field. and Lee Davis. right
field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
GREENHILL SHOOT SATURDAY.
Number OF Trophies to be Awarded on
Class System.

The Greenhill Trapshooting club will
hold registered club shoot on Saturday
afternoon, shooting to commence al 2
y. m.
on the number of participants, The
American Trapshooting Association will
give a trophy for each 10 shooters and
the club will also add an equal number
of trophies, which will be awarded on
a class system.
GreenhilIs first registered club shoot
was postponed on account Of rain, bur
il is anticipated that there will be a
large turn out on SATURDAY. Visitors
will be eligible to win all trophies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
SUBURBAN STAGE SET
FOR ATURDAY GAMES
Manager Steele's Circuit Has
Fast Games Scheduled; STAN
ton Plays MarshaIlton.

stanton and Marshallton clash in the
premier Suburban League game at
Marshallton on Saturday. Both clubs
are enxious to take the game and keep
IN the running for the first half cham
pionship. The last time the clubs rf,et
Msrsnaiiton was on the long side OF n
az decision. A big body of rooters will
De on hand. Manager Groves will make
several shake-ups in the Marshallton
hne up and will use Ewing In the box
ana crockett back OF the bat Foster
lis expected to hurl for the Stanfonites
and Jack Bunting will do the receiving.
AT Newport. Five Points will line up
against the krebs club who now set the
pace for the rest of the clubs Galy
who was in. fine fettle last week against
Marshallton, will be on the mound and
Mcdaniel will be the mask and windpad
artist.
The Five Points team is improving in
every game and will give krebs a run.
Manager Gassert will use Patterson and
Ganfert as his battery. Specs Murray,
leading swatsrnan of the club with an
average of $50 for four games is ex-
pected to keep up his hitting streak
Elsmere travels TO Delaware City
seeking TO even up the defeat handed
them by the Fishtowners. Tommy Kane
will likely use Kid Burlins, his south
paw phenon in the box and crowl will
catch. Carr, the husky moundsman of
Fort du Pont will toss them over for the
home club. Doc" pugh. who has been
out of the game with sprsined fingers
Will probably get back and be
Cars battery mate. The Delaware City
fans will be out in strong force to see
their club play.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
BUKER BROTHERS
ACTIVE IN SPORT
Ray, Who Ran Two Miles in
9.25 2-5, Is From Ath-
Ietic Family.
BY Asaociated Press 70 EVERY Evening

Boston. May 1gl--Ray s.. Bnker. the
sturdy runner from Bates College, who
surprised the sport world by winning
tho two-mllo international race ut the
Penn Relay Carnival last month, In
a.25 2@J. Is one of -four brothers who
have been active in Bates College ath-
letics during the past five years
In reviewing his work after the relay
victory, Trainer Ryan, Of Colby Gol-
legn, stated that Buker's possibilities as
a distance runner were weil-known TO
close followers OF distance running who
have aeen him perform during the past
two years. lie had one fault which
prevented him from coming 90 the front
much more quickly. his early pace WIS
far too slow. But nov that he has
learned 10 go out and follow faster
pace and with the help Of more com
petition. Buker seems 20 be capable of
a far better two-mfte performance than
nc showed at the Penn Relays.
Buker has twin brother Richard
tcaptain Of the Bates College track
team who, also is some runner. Rich
ard Is the present Maine inter-col-.
iegiate haif-mile champion, which honor
he won In two minutes fiat ut the cham
pionsbips held IN Lewiston last year
and he should win in his speciality
again this year in better time lie is
capable of running the half-nile in 1.57.
The Buker twins cut quite a swath
In cross-country running in New Eng
land On account Of their fine woik
last fall Bates College won the Maine
state cross country championship and
finished second 10 Massachusetts IN
stitute Of Technology in the New Eng
land title run held In Franklin Park.
Boston.
In the Maine run. Ray finished first.
with Captain Richard second, over the
Bowdoin College course at Brunswick,
and In the New England title run. Ray
won first place and Richard finished
seventh in a field of about 100 starters
Ray and Richard b. Buker look -
much alike thar even their closest
friends cannot tell them apart and
about the only one in the world that
knows when he is addressing Ray with
out first asking, Is Richard. They are
natives of New Hampshire and prepar-
ed for college at Mount Hermon. Rich
ard is a senior at Bates and is prepar-
ing 70 enter the ministry. while Ray is
a junior and preparing for the medical
profession. They are both firgf-ciass
students and filed up to the brirn with
confidence in themselves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
.LEWES NINE WINS
OVER SEAFORD TEAM
WiIIey's Hitting Features Con-
test Put on Ice in the
Ninth Inning.

Seafor1 May 19.-The second game
of the series between Seafora High
School and Iewes High School teams
terday afternoon, resulting In a vic
tory Tor Iewes, e-T. This evens up the
series between the two teams. Seaford
having trimmed Levea I'm the first
game. 20 to 6.
The date of the third and deciding
game has not been set. Moore and
Dewitt, who were seaford's battery AT
the opening Of the game, were forced
TO retire at the end Of the seventh in
ming, Waller and w. Moore relieving
them. Each team then had scored four
runs. In the eighth inning I.ewes scored
three runs and Seaford came back and
tied it up again.
In the Lewes' half of the ninth. they
scored two runs after one man was out
Wiley hitting a two-bagger with two
men on base. Seaford failed to score
IN their half OF the ninth. The I,ewes
boys made seven hits and four errors
Seaford made nine hits and four errors
ODay's three-hase hit with a man on
base and Willey's two-bagger with two
on, featured the contest. Seaford will
play Georgetown here tomorrow.
Score by Innings.
Iewes ............o 0 o O 2 3 "a
Seaford ...........0 2 0 o 0 o ? 3 o.
Batteries: Marshall and Paynter.
Moore and Dewitt: Waller and W
Moore. Umpires. Donoho and Smith.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Local Sports

The Harlan Gisnts will play the
Eleventh Ward club OF she ALI Whining
ton League this evening at the Brown
town grounds.
Malloy and Marvel viii play their
last game in an Eleventh Ward uni
form this evening. Malloy has been
signed by the Brownson club.
The st. Paul's Independents are open
for game due TO cancellation by one
of the down-state clubs.
The Fourth Ward Wildcats claim
they defeated Fourth Ward Juniors.
last night, while the Juniors claim they
won. 22-s.
The Defiance Bearcats would like to
schedule games with any local team.
Send challenges to Manager Swinger.
1910 West Third street.
The speakman Company Ass-Stars de-
feated the Delaware Electric team last
evening at Eighteenth and Van Buren,
streets. 247. in game featured by the
ail-round playing OF the Speakman
team.
Joe Condon's National Guard team
will practice this evening al Eighteenth
and Van Buren streets Manager Con-
don has called off the game with I.or-
raine A meeting Of the soldier team
viii be held tomorrow night at the
armory,
The Brownson team viii play the
Black Sox this evening at Third and
Adams street. Purnell will use Logan on
the mound for the Black sox. while
siegers win do the receiving
salesianum Catholic high school win
travel to Villanova tomorrow afternoon
TO play the Prep school team of that
place The local team won the game
the last time these two mines played.
Jim" kerrigan will shoot them across
for Salesannm.
Reds Hayward. who has been play
ing with the Marshallton team this
season. has been signed to pitch for the
Huber Baking Company team OF the
City League
The Wilmington All-Stars will play
the Plummer Giants at the workhouse
this evening, the game To start at $50.
Walt Scott. who has been playing with
Marshallton. of the Suburban League,
has signed up with the Neighborhood
team of the All Wilmington League
a victory for the ParSside team to-
night over Defiance, when they meet Al
Harlan Field will place the East-siders
on an equal footing with Eden for the
leadership in the All Wilmington
League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
FRIENDS WIN OVER
WESLEY COLLEGIATE
One Of Fastest Games of Season
Staged at Rockford
Tower.

Friends School marked up another
win at Rockford Tower yesterday, shut
ting out Wesley Collegiate Institute OF
Dover. 80, in a very fast game, played
in one hour. 90 minutes. The local
Quakers have won two out of three
games with the Doverites. who have
beaten all the best teams in the lower
counties except smyrna High. This
Is the first time any team has shut
out Wesley in three years.
Although Friends are credited with
but two hits. they performed better
aiicld than any team that ever repre-
scented the local institution. The in
Held worked more like big leaguers
than school boys. while Metten, Haitsch
and Munson all cut off runs BY sensa-
tional running catches. The battery.
l.ong and Stirling, worked like a
machine. the latter having seven strike
outs TO his credit.
With two down in, the fourth, Stirl-
ine drew Messicks only pass and play
"a havoc with Thomas peg by prompt
10 stealing second and third. He scored
when Long was safe on Moore's error,
aud moment later Finn ended the
inning by sending a high fly u o. Coll
Inns.
fourth with crashing double to left,
bat was out trying to steal third.
Hamcr famed Belts singled and ..
collins doubled to deep right, but Met
tens wonderful return kept Belts on
third. L.. Collins smashed one to Walk
en- which the diminutive second sacker
held on TO. retiring the side.
In the sixth Metten was safe on
Belts error. Both Metten and Haitsch
were safe when Hamer juggled the lat
tcr's grounder. Both runners advanced
hen COY flied TO o. Collins, but
Hamer's relay al the latter's throw nip
"a Metten. who was trying 10 score.
stirling was safu when Belts again
missed throw. and stole second.
Haitsch has ing gone TO third on the
error. Longs wicked bat removed all
doubt OF the outcome. when he smote
smoking two-bagge1' to center. scoring
Haitsch end Stirling. Finn flied to O.
Collins
Wesley never. threatened after the
sixth. when Belts and .. Collins got
singles. bat were unable TO score. Cap
tain o. Collins. who starred for the
Methodists. pulled of the feature play
~ the afternoon, when he scooped up
Walkers hot grounder in short right
and retired the batter at first The
sc0rc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
PARIS WANTS THE oLYMPIcs.

Paris. May f9.--When the Olympic
Congress assemblies at Lauzanne.
switzerland May 25, earnest. claims
will be made by the French delegates
TO the effect that the 1924 games should
be held in France. They will show that
plans have been carefully prepared for
the construction of an immense stadi-
um, capable of accommodating $4,000
spectators.
According TO the designs perfected
by the architects It will be the greatest
structure of it's kind In all Europe. Pro-
visions have been made for three-Iap
circular running track, one-thfrd of a
mile in circumference, with straight
away running path on which the 2sO-
meter races can be decided.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
GAMES TODAY AND TOMORROW.

American League.
Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
National League.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicasneat New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
P. 3. 4 ". A. 4. Aurnlary.

The monthly meeting ~ the faaiar
Auxiliary 81 the 81 III 3 W. ii Il Afn.
ietie Association Wfn b. ha.d in tH
rooms southeast corner EIrhfh ar4
Market streets. fourth aoor. farr0~rrs
evening At g Matters of importance arr
to be discussed Lady employees sfsY
former employees and wives dauvhfers
and sisters ~ emploses are asked ~ tt.
tend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
EXPERIMENTAL TEAM
WINS FAST BALL GAME
Miss Lynch Breaks Up Close Con-
test With Triple, With the
Bases Filled.

The Experimental-Traffic girls team
o. the du Pont Country Club League de-
feated the Accountants last night. "a
In one OF the best games of the sea
son. The score at the end Of the seventh
inning was tied at four and was not
broken untf the tenth when with three
on bases Miss Lynch landed on one for
triple. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
ST. GE0RGGEs' TEAM BusY.
Canal Town Has Active Baseball Nine
This Season.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
st. Georges. April ls.--The st.
Georges baseball team is living up TO
expectations and already are looking
like a real ball club. having hung up
three wins out of four trys. winning
two from Middletown and splitting even
with the fast Newark nine.
Grant, the locals star catcher, who
has been out of the game with sprain-
ed knee for the past three weeks. will
probably be in shape to do the back
stopping next Saturday. when st.
Georges plays the Colt, Md. team.
Grace. who has been doing fine pitch
ing for the soldier team of Fort du Pont
this year, has signed UP and viii prob
ably pitch Saturdays game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
SMYRNA TAKES ONE
FROM M|DDLET0WN
Hoffecker and Poore Engage in
Pitchers Battle, but Error
Loses Game for Visitors.

Smyrna. May 49,. The local team shut
ont Middletown here yesterday after
noon. 10. in pitchers battle between
Hoffecker and Poore. An error by
AIfree cost the game for MiddIetown
Phe local team secured only two hits.
while the visitors collected six. The
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
DEFIANCE TRAVELLERS
WIN OVER Will DEL
Victors Outhit Their Opponents,
Who Gather but Five
Safeties.

Defiance Travellers last night. wen
over Wil-Del. 81 AStrawbridge went
10 the showers il. the fourth and was
relieved by Jack Connor. Clark and
Mcbride allowed bat FIVE hits, while the
Travellers collected total Of 1s hits.
The score:
DEFIANCE TRAVELLERS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Temple Wants Games.

The Temple baseball club would like
a game with any of the following
teams. Lorraine A. c.. MeIwick Srs.,
East End, Liberty A. G.. East End pre-
ferred. Communicate with c. A. Nc
Laughlin, phone 247e.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Press Girls Are Busy.

The girls of the Press Recreation
team viii play Grace VI. z. Church
team tomorrow evening at Eighteenth
and Van Buren streets at $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
MILFORD HIGH WINS
OVER DR|DGEV|LL
Lively Sussex County Baseball
Team Loses Its First Home
Game in Two Years.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Brideevilie. May 19--MiIford High
school won from the home team Tues
dag. "a. IN the first home game lost for
two years. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
Yesterdays SCORES.

National League.
Philadelphia, Z: st. Louis. s.
Pittsburg, IL: Brooklyn. 2.
New York. 3; Chicago, 2.
Boston. s.; Cincinnati.
American League.
Cleveland, 4; Athletics, 2.
ST. Louis, s; Washington, 8.
Chicago, IL; New York, Q.
Boston. Q: Detroit, [
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
DEFIANCE TRAVELLERS.
wII.-DEi
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Two-base bits. Hypson. A strawbridge
Merriii; martin. Draper QUINN Innings
-frawbridge. by Copnor. 3. Struck out
by Clark, o, By Mcbride 2 by Connor
by Straw bridge ? Base ON balls, of Clark
I. of Mcbride. 1. on Connor q Of
strawbridge. l. Hits. off Connor. 5 on
>trawbridge. s; Of Clark, 3: off Mcbride
Sacrifice hits Reeder Time of game 20
minutes Umpires. Shields and Collins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19

Hundreds of others get results from
Every Evening classified ads Why can't
vou?-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
SMYRNA
io'a's SCORE by INNINGS. =

smyrna +.s4s.sttst.fso " " " VI " i A---zl
Middietown 90 q q o. 90
Summary. Left on bases Smyrna {, ,
Middletown s. Two-base hit. Dickinson
Sacrifice fly Scott. Sacrifice hits Hofrecker
q Poore Base on balls. of Poore i of
Hoffecker g. Struck out, by Poore Is by
Hoffecker. a Double plays; Turner, Jacobs
and O'Neil q stolen bases, Hoffecker
Dickinson ? Dwyer. Heller. Missed third
strike Alfree. g Umpires. Tassell and
Jones Time Of game, I.3s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19
ELKS CONTINUE To
LEAD LOCAL CIRCUIT
News Team Wins Over Star
While the journal De-
feats Alco.
Newspaper League Standing.

The Elk baseball team defeated
Bankers Brokers. yesterday afternoon.
~. Wratten's work featured for the
winners. The Elks have two game
lead and are playing fast ball.
The Morning News won over the sun
day Star, e-1. in a game featured by the
playing of the News team. Jimmy,
Mayhart played star game for the
/ losing nine.
The Evening Journal presented a
strong line up and defeated Alco. 13-S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19

cali 22oO ask for ad taker. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19

a victory for the Parlsside team to-
night over Defiance, when they meet AZ
Harlan Field viii place the. Elast-siders
on An equal footing with Eden for the
leadership in the Wilmington
League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19

Reds Hayward. who has been play
ing with the Marshallton team this
season. has been signed to pitch for the
Huber Baking Company team OF the
City League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19

Walt Scott, who has been playing with
Marshallton. of the Suburban League,
has signed up with the Neighborhood
team of the All Wilmington League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-19

The Wilmington AIl-Stars will play
the Plummer Giants at the workhouse
this evening, the game To start at 80