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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-10-21
RISING SUN WINS FINAL GAME.
Herb Pennock Twirls For Home
Team.


Team.
Rising Sun closed the base bail
season with victory on Saturday
afternoon last. The game was play
ed on the home grounds, Elkton
being the opponents. The county
seaters brought a bunch of fast bali
players to represent them IN the last
game, and they played great game
in the field. Miller. of the Piedmont
League, was on the mound for them
and pitched fine ball.
Pennock, of the Boston Red Sox,
was the stellar attraction, and his
pitching was the only thing that
saved Rising Sun from defeat, as
the team back of him played a game
far below that put up by the visitors.
Behind the bat, Potts caught in per-
feet style, handling the big Lacquer
as though he were a team-mate.
Elkton raped out seven hits, but
Pennock kept them scattered, ex-
cept in the first inning, when a base
on balls and two successive hits re-
suited in the only run scored off him.
He struck out II men.
Rube Dunbar, for the home team.
cracked out two hits and Keesey
two of the six scored off Miller.
Rube's base running was a feature
also. After getting a Astart by a
base on balls in the first inning he
cleverly worked his way to third
and then stole home. He also
scored the winning run for his team
in the eighth when he made his
second hit and was brought home
by a slashing drive by Potts, who
was thrown out trying to stretch it
into a double.
For Elkton Patten at 3rd and G.
Smith at End carried Off fielding
honors, their work being of a high
order. Carlin got two Of the seven
hits scored off Pennock. The score:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-10-21
COMMUNITY SHOWS.
Three Exhibits To Be Held In Cecil
This Week.

Three Community Shows will be
held in Cecil county this week
Appleton, Thursday, Oct. 20; West
Nottingham, Friday, Oct. II; Cal
vert, Saturday, Oct. %.
These exhibits include products
of the farm, garden, orchard, dairy
household, as well as flowers and
livestock. A special feature at West
Nottingham will be a baby show.
All three Of these shows promise
to be better than any of the previous
ones held at these places and the
list of exhibits at each place is a
large one. Premiums will be award
ed by competent judges.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-10-21
RATATNRs STOLEN,

About a5 bushels of potatoes. left
in the field over night. were stolen
from H. H. Kirk, near town, on
Wednesday night of last week. Mr.
Kirk had been engaged that day in
taking up his potato crop and left
about 25 bushels in bags in the
field, as there had not been time to
haul them in. The 25 bushels had
disappeared the next morning. and
an investigation lea the Risiil'gg Sun
Deteetiye AssocRri3h to follow clues
which II Asthdaght will result in
the arrest ef. the guilty paFtias,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-10-21
CECH COUNTY MEDICAL
SOCIETY.

At the meeting of Cecil CeNnty
Medical Society, held Thursday, Oct
20, at Union Heapltal, Elkton, DR.
Robert p, Bay, OF the Maryland
General Hospital, Baltimore, mad
an address upon Surgical Condi-
items OF the Stomach" and DR.
George M. Settle ON Studies In
Blood Pressure and their Applica.
tion to Practical Medicine"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-10-21
FOUND DEAD BY NEIGHBoRs.

James w. Wharton, aged 81
years, who lived alone In Perkins
vile, North East, was found dead by
neighbors on the evening Of Oct.
II, in the house he had occupied for
some time past. From the condi.
tion Of the body 1t was evident the
man had been dead for some days
when found. He had not been seen
for several days previous, but was
supposed to be visiting relatives in
Havre de Grace, where a son and
daughter survive. A coronsr's jury
decided death was due to natural
causes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-10-21

There were 1877 hold-ups of banks
in the United States between sep
tember !, 1920, and ASgnst 81,
1921, according "a a sttagt sttagte~psnt made
public at tAe Amsrirap Bankers AS
seeAati,9sR6 eeA.ast.i,9sR6 Convention by, the pnetee-
tive committee in Los Angeles a
few days ago,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-10-21

Treat a man like. a dog and, he
viii act IKE one,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-10-21

A woman never feels older than
she thinks she looks.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-10-21

Struck out-by Pennock II, by
Miller z. Base on balls-by Pen
mock /, by Miller 4.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
COMMITTEE Is NAMED
Governor Edwards Appoints All Demo.
Gratis on New Jersey Boxing Commits
siOn-Matters to BE Investigated.

Trenton. N. J., May 4.-The new
state athletic commission was appoint
ed yesterday by Governor Edwards. 1t
consists of Charles Lyons of Fairview,
Charles r. McNarr of Paterson and
Robert H. Doherty of Jersey City, who
was elected chairman at the organiza-
democrats. The commission also Sc
lected Thomas Cassidy of Jersey City
as secretary. He succeeds William H.
TRULY of Bradley Beach.
The question of funds to continue the
work of the commission was discussed
at the meeting yesterday. 1t was de-
cided to ask the state house commission
for 81, 900 to defray expenses until the
commission accumulates a fund Of its
own.
Attorney General Thomas F. Nc
Cram gave the commission an opinion
holding that licenses to stage boxing
bouts could not be issued for less than
a year.
The Lyceum Sporting club of Pater-
son will be ordered to appear. it was
said, at the next meeting OF the com
mission to be held on May is. The
club will be required to show cause why
its license should not be taken away be-
cause of alleged false advertising. 1t is
alleged that it advertised the appear
ance of Jack Dempsey at the club last
Friday. The club must also explain
why and HOW Ray Doyle. a boxer, sus-
tanned conclusion of the brain at the
club last Friday, according to the al
legations.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
AMERICANS WIN AT NET.
Cutting and Leonard Are Eictors In
English Court Tennis.

London, May &C. Suydam Cut
ting, the American court tennis star.
who on Wednesday is to meet E. NJ.
Baerlein, the title holder, for the
court tennis championship of Great
Britain. and c. K. Leonard of the
New York Racquets club yesterday
defeated Ii. w. Leatham and S. II.
Geldard of England in two straight
sets in the third round of the open
doubles interclub competition. The
matches are being played in the
Queens club, where the final round
will be decided Thursday
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
STAR VOTER In RACE
Commander Ross Announces Ills
Crack Colt liz Ready to Go to Post
Saturday for Kentucky Derby.

Louisville, KY, May 4.-Command-
or ]. X. l.. Ross will be represented
In the Kentucky Derby next Saturday
after all. Trainer Mcdaniel. who. has
arrived here with tho Ross horses
that are to race on the Kentucky cir
cult, announced today that Star yot-
or would ba sent to the post i'm the
$1,000 classic, I'm spite OF the deci-
sion some time ago to withdraw him.
since his defeat by Careful, Star yot-
err has worked impressively. and Nc
Daniel believes he will make a better
showing the next time he goes to the
post.
With Pluribus out or 1t, IL appears
now that there will be at least ten and
possibly eleven starters Saturday. f.
X. Bradley's Black Servant is now
considered to have a good chance.
and other almost certain TO start are
Tryster and PruGery as the Whitney
entry, Leonardo II. and Bon Hommc
as the xaIapa Farm entry. w. J. SAL
mons Careful. II. r. Sinclair's Grey
Lag, Bud Fishor's Muskallonge, and
coyno and Centimeter.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04

Defeats Jamaica Kid I'm Feature
at Central Manhattan.
By Briggs

New York, May Ain one Of
most Eruelling battles OF the sea-
Kid Norfolk of Baltimore defer
Jamaica Kid in the feature boVt
the Central Manhattan Boxing {
last night. The battle went to
fifteen round limit. but Norfolk
the advantage OF every round
won the verdict by carrying the q
to his opponent throughout the bal
The Jamaica Kid appeared will
enough and. on one occasion, st,
Norfolk with right to the jaw,
he lacked the finesse or the Baltind
boxer, who punished him sevs1
about the body. Kid Norfolk W.
181 Ia pounds and his opponeH0
In the semi-fina1 ten-round b
Jimmy Kelly OF the Bronx won
judges decision from Jimmy b
Smith. The latter fioored Kelly \
a right to the jaw in the opeL
round, but after that II was all
way. Kelly weighed LAG LIZ
Smith IA Ia.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
AGAINST RACE GAMBLING.
Ohio Mayor Threatens to Call Coun-
Gil Meeting to Prevent Betting.

Cleveland, o., May 4.-Althoush a
common pleas court injunction issued
yesterday afternoon restrained him
from enforcing the law against bet
ting on two of yesterdays events at
the Chagrin Falls race track. Mayor
George l.. Burton of that village
states that he will call a meeting of
the village council at noon today from
which he will ask new authority to
employ special police and have them
on the track in time to prevent the
making OF bets on today's races.
The dispute between the village
officials and the racing promoters has
resulted in the employment Of a num-
Der of prominent Cleveland lawyers
on each side.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
UNUSUAL BATTING oRDTx

Detroit. Mich. May THE II
presented an unusual batting lin
in their game with the White Eox
yesterday. Every man on the l
batted lefthanded against the
Chicago righthand pitchers.
Young, Bush and Blue take 81
, side Of the plato az occasion derns
Shorten was inserted in place OF
mann, and made the lefthanded
tack unanimous. the others being
ular southpaw hitters.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
LIGHT WORK FOR DEMISE

Summit, N. T., May 4.-EQuest
exercise was added yesterday tol
daily routine pursued by Jack DemI
worlds heavyweight champion. II
work at Freddie weIsh's farm
Hill. NJ. ;. The champion still %
gagged in light training, preliminar|
the artluous camp life upon which
will enter, probably before the EN-
the week, in conditioning himself
the defense OF his title against Ged
Carpenter July 2. A iaunt over 4
by roads about here. in the nior1
about an hours gymnasium worj
the early afternoon. and q session II
saddle comprised Den1psey's day.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
MEIKLEHANI TO REFEREE
Veteran Oficial to Act at Harvard.
Yale Thames Regatta.

Cambridge, Mass, May 4.-Willia m
Meikleham of New York will again
act as referee at the annual Harvard
Yale regatta. to be held on the
Thames river juno -.
Meikleham will also be- in charge
OF the decisions at the triangular race
between Harvard, Princeton and the
Navy on Lake Carnegie next Satur
day.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04

Two-basc hit. Walker. Three-basc hit
Judge. Sacrihces--JudEc, Zachary. Witt
Double plays-Shanks, S. Harris and Judge:
Charity, Judge and O'Rourke: Judd and
O'Rourkc: Zachary. ORourke and Judge
Left on bases-washineton ID. Philadelphia
5. Bases on balls-On Zachary 4, Moore
3. Keefc 1. Hits-on Moore in L. in
nings. keefe in 1-3. Struck out-By
Zachary =, Keefe6. rmpires-Connolly and
Moriarity. Time of game-3:oo.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
AUsrRAnAsrANs DIVIDE.
New Zealand to Have Own Entry
Davis Cup in Future.

London. May New Zealand3
given notice of its withdrawal q
the Australian Lawn Tennis asso|
ton, 1t was announced here yee1
day.
This means that New Zealand
future years will compete for the
Wis Cup as separate nation.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
BOXING AT PITTSBURGH.

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 4.--IIarry
Greb. Pittsburgh. and BARLEY Mad
den OF New York. light heavyweishis,
win meet in 4 10-round bout at an
Irish benefie boxing show hare to-
night. On the same card Jack Perry.
Pittsburgh, ana Marty Gross. New
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
sTINsoN IS ELEcTED.

Princeton, N. T., May 4.-EdJ
Stinson. Jr., of Baltimore. Ma.
been elected captain of the Primo
Ia crosse team. it was announa1|
day. He is member Of the
class. Stinson was recently chosS
lead the Tiger swimming team I
year. He. also is a member. Of
varsity football eleven.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04

.Twirler Allows No Runs
and Fans Twelve Battcrs

Greenwich. Conn. May Am n
baseball game played here between
Byram and New Lebanon schools
Yesterday afternoon in one OF
series OF tho Western league OF
Greenwich Grammar schools. John
Mako OF East Portchester. aged ID.
adc an unusual record for a boy. He
pitched q no.hit. no-run game for
the New Lebanon team and struck
out twelve ment. The final score was
TO IN favor or New Lebanon. upon
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04

Seymour Bowler Sets New Conn.
Duckpdn Tourney Record.

Duckpdn Tourney RECORD.
Seymour, May ANDY Mccarthy
handed Fred Teller. duckpin cham
pion of the state last year. seven to
four beating on the latter's alleys IN
Seymour last night despite the fact
that Teller hit 100, smashing McCar-
thy's single string record of 157. The
scores: --.
McCarthy-11s. 80, 125. 95. Ill.
'107, los, SO, los. 1O7, 12S--1,lS4.
Teller-113, 90, IS. 81, 1oa, los,
log, 10s. 1o4. $50. 1o6---1.1S2.
The two bowlers clash at the Ca
sino alleys. Hartford. tonight in a re-
turn engagement. tho match starting
a: o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
Benton ALLOWS
BRAVES Three HITS
Giants Bunch ClOutS in Third for
Two Runs

New York May 4.--Ths New York Ma
tionals made IL four straight from Boston
here yesterday. winning the last game OF the
series to :.
Benton. starting his nrst game or the sea-
son, held Boston TO three hits. Watson,
who was knocked out of the box by the
Giants Monday. met similar fate yester-
day Score:
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
..cH1cK. EVANS sA1Ls.

New York, May 4.--.Chick' Evans.
national amateur golf champion. was
q passenger. aboard the ssteamship
Adriatic sailing today for England. He
viii join the other members OF the
American team who sailed last Sat
urday. EvAnA said he would proceed
Immediately. upon arrival to Hoylake'
10 anns,S&<s~e~ x...>>.p ,redfh the c0,f rao
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
SCOTT PERRY SUSPENDED

Athletics pitcher Gets 1O-Dav Va
cation and 500 Fine from Mack
Philadelphia, May. 4.--Scott Perry.
pitcher of the Philadelphia Americans
has been suspended for ten days and
fined 500 Tor breaking training
rules Manager Connie Mack announces
cd Inst night
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
Senators Turn Tables

PhiladcIphia. May s.-Judge's triple TO
right field with two on bases I'm the tenth
won the last game of the series for Wash
inrton yesterday. to ..
Moore was knocked from the box In the
second inning. but kccfe pitched brilliant
ball for Philadelphia until the tenth
despite mediocre support. Zachary was
helped by four double plays.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
Yauks Beat Sox.

Boston. May "A scratch infleld single
by ward in the third. followed by Schang's
double, Piercy's single to right, a pass to
Roth and Peckinpaugh's sacrifice fly to Col
Inns gave New York two runs yesterday and
the game to o. Boston hit Piercy often
but not consecutively. Schang had a per
feet day at bat with two doubles and two
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
FABER IS Sent To
SHOWERS in FIRST
Sox Are Smothered Is to +
Senators and YankS Win

Detroit, May s.--The Detroit Tigers batted
hard behind effective pitching by Leonard
yesterday. and easily defeated Chicago IS to
1. The locals sarnered four runs from
Fabers delivery in tho first inning, forcing
his retirement. The White Sox were saved
from shut-out by Falk's double and Null
iigansssingie I'm the ninth. -
Tba
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04

... Games Tomorrow.
New York at Warrington.
i, Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
Standing OF tho Clubs.

Games Tomorrow.
Albany at Hartford.
Springfield at Worcester.
waterbury at, Pittsheld.
Bridgeport at New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
New York Z, Boston 2.
Pittsburgh. Chicago, cold weather.
Others teams were not scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.

Results Yesterday.
New Haven 4. Worcester 8.
Springfield 10, Pittsfield (10 In
nings).
Bridreport- Hartford, wet grounds.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04

Kan Tor MostiI IN NTH.
Detroit ...............4 % 90 2 N-I3
............-. % y o y y U y U l.
Two-base hits-Blue, Cobb, Hooper vcach
Faik. stolen bases-Collins. Sacridces--
Bush. Leonard. Shorten. Blue. Double plays
Young. Bush and Blue: Bush, Young and
Blue. Left on bases-Chcago z. Detroit ..
Bases on balls--On Faber 1. Davenport g.
Wilkinson .. Hits-on Faber in inning
Davenport in o tnone out in second). Me
weeney in 5. Wilkinson In 4. Struck
out-By Leonard a. Mcweeney 1. Wilkinson
!. Losing pitcher-Faber. Umpircs--
Owens and Chill. Time of same-1.4s.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Tomorrow.
Reading at Rochester.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Newark at Syracuse.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04

Games Today.
New York in Washington.
Boston in Philadelphia.
Chicago in Detroit.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04

Powell. stolen base-snyder. sacrihces-
rrisoh f2, Benton. Double play-Rapp.
Frisch and Kelly. Left on bases-New York
6. Boston ?. Bases on bails-om Benton l.
Watson ., oeschger 1. Hfts-On Watson Z
In Ia innings; Oeschger 2 in ga. Hit
by pitchsr--By Oeschger lBancroftD. struck
out-By Benton 2, oeschger 1. Watson /.
Losing pitcher-watson. Umpires-McCor-
mick and Hart. Time of Eame-i.s7.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
TIGERS BEAT Penn.

Princeton. n. il. May "A homs
run by Second Basaman MacPhee in
the sixth inning with two men on the
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04

stolen bases-Menosky, Pratt. Sacrifice
Peckinpaugh. Double plays-Peckinpaugh.
Ward and Pipp; Baker Ward and Pipp. Left
on bases-New York g. Boston 3. Bases on
balis-Off ,Pieroy =, Pennock 2. Hits-On
Pennock In innings. Russell in =.
Struck out-By Piercy 2, Penuoek g. Rus
sell L. Losing pitcher--Pennock. Empires
--Naliin, Wilson and Dineen. Time of game
--2:o7.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
New York 2, Boston O.
Washington 4, Philadelphia 2, Go
innings.)
Detroit 13, Chicago /.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
Standing OF the Clubs.

Games Tomorrow.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Jersey City 6, Rochester 1.
Newark 2, Toronto 0.
Buffalo 10, Reading ,(first).
Buffalo 2, Reading /, (second).
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04

erable interest Is being man
n the Observation-Disclosures
fey-Lewis match for 500 a
Rogers Recreation alleys to-
|evening.. The match will
J return or Conrfie Lewis to
! after n long iayoff. Reports
Park City have IL that the
|npion IL still able to spill
tn his old time regularity.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
,ndcrs Cops uonors.

y anticipated. tho Landers.
u Clark quintet captured the
} league championship. re-
|ts performance OF last sea
champions were beaten two
|Ht night by tho Stanley Rule
kl team. but tho Skinner
kam which finished in sec
b also dropped one game to
Britain Machine company
New Britain herald., 1921-05-04
RSON BEATEN
ELM CITY star
White Wins Seven Games
ht Rogers Alleys

White. the youthful New
|wlor. came through In fine
night ut Rogers Recreation
|efcatlng Eddie Anderson.
hes to four. Tho Elm City
Pm great form. averaging
tho eleven games. He also
|no total plnfail with 1.230
or Anderson. Whitley turned
IN single score in tho ninth
|h la. Anderson got away
hg start. winning tho first
ne night In decisive manner.
work seemed for a time to
hat he was 20 have one OF
nights. However, as tho
|nttnuod he seemed to fall
tho tenth game, particular
Q local boy fall down bad
ring the tenth box with the
at 81 each, and with the
bwllnw like Indians, both
hot bad breaks. White left
standing and missed his
spare. Anderson's chance
Sra looked better. with four
bdinx in n row. Much to
|isc OF the local rooters, his
bll missed the entire stand
and all hopes vanished for
and incidentally, the bets
change hands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-11
Middle-WeSt States
Suffer From Storm

Sioux Falls, S D.. Sept. lO.-Seven
men We're killed at West Sioux Falls
and many farm buildings were de.
stroycd in a storm which struck just
outside the Sioux Falls city limits late
last night. The towns of Oils, Hart
ford and East Sioux Falls, are report
ed hard hit. Telephone and telegraph
communication is demoralizcd, telc.
phone poles and trees are obstrucung
the roads and making them impossible.
Omaha Neb., Sept. l0-A tornado
struck near Avoca. Neb.. last night.
according 10 information received by
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
from its telegraph operator at Weep
ing Water. The report gave no details
hut a dispatch from newspaper cor.
respondent at Weeping Water said It
was reported heavy property damage
was done,
Des Moincs Iowa Sept l0.-Consid'
cradle damage is believed to have
been done to corn and property over
Iowa early today. during severe
electrical and wind storm, which was
accompanied by a heavy rain. At Cres
ton, 33S inches Of rain fell.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-11

st. Vincent. Windward Islands, Sept.
10.-Considerable anxiety for the safe
ty of vessels in neighboring waters has
been caused here by tropical storm
Of cyclonic intensity which swept ov-
er the Windward Islands today. The
storm originated yesterday east of
Trinidad and moved west by north
west. its maximum force probably
passing near st. Vincent
Timely precautions prevented serious
loss in local harbors Some cottages
were destroyed. and roofs were torn
from business houses. Reports from
interior districts have not yet been
received, owing to the breaking Of
wire communication
ST. Vincent's sea island cotton crop
for 1921 was almost entirely destroy
ed by the cyclonic storm which swept
over the Windward Islands Thursday.
The sugar cane fields were laid flat
and numerous cocoanut trees We're up
rooted or stripped.
Besides destroying the growing crop.
the storm did considerable damage to
buildings The public jetty in George
town was completely demolished. Vic
toria Park In Kingstown resembles a
devastated forset.