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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
ENTERTAINMENT FOR
ATHLETIC OUTFIT
No. "a School Will Have a Big
Time Tonight With an Inter
esting Program.

Eureka" is the name of mn enter
tainment to bc given At School No. "a.
tonight. as a benefit for school athletic
equipment The affair will lee held in
the large assembly room AT the school.
Members of the football team, who are
now In their first year at High school,
will take part as will the basketball
squad. baseball and track teams
Miss Howe. teacher of music haa ar
ranged an appropriate little sltit for The
opening. The school orchestra Of
twelve pieces viii furnish some lively
music. Miss Shields class will put or
some dramatizatiun. Another good
musical number will bc "a trio Misses
Vera and Edith Keen and sam Keen
with piano, cello. and flute
The y NJ. &. \. Leaders Corps will
assist in the program With several
numbers. ms viii the ~" Iuuior tumb
ing troupe. H. 4. Sparks will swing his
spectacular illuminated Indian club.
Special stunts in rope skipping will hc
put on hv eight girls There viii he
other cXccllent numbers on the program
which bids fair Ia make IL ono of the
niccst evening entertainments the
school has held for some time A large
number of tickets have been disposed Of
and n good crowd is expected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
SET FOR SATURDAY
Delaware City Plays Krebs Com
pany at Newport; Other Fast
Games Scheduled.

suburban League leaders play each
afhst on saturday when Delaware city
.ra,els To- Newport to meet the krebs
company team. Neither club has lost
/, game So Tar and both are anxious To
seen their slate clean. Hop Geo
thegan. the lanky south paw. will like
de- the hurting for the visitors and
tugh will complete the battery. Spicer
alu be used IN the box II Gcoghegan
iuds the going hard.
Jack Ruth is depending on his old
-riahlc. Zoe clay to twirl in another
victory clay has lots of stuff and will
make the Fish towners step to win.
Mcdaniel will he behind the bat. "Dory
collins who IS starring at Delaware
fh,s year may get into the game Big
preparations ARE being made for the
Eanc and a large crowd is anticipated.
Al Five Points. the Gassert clan will
meet the fast travelling Marshallton
team and close game is expected
&. ubh or Tinsman will be IN the box for
fIVe Points and Speer will catch.
Aiarshallton has a good looking array OF
twiTlcrs including Pete Ewing OF
stanton Mcconnell Of 81. Marys. Hay
ward Of - pauls and Ward formerly
ef Park SIDE Manager Groves has not
Mll nNNnifN MS fftf' it'tti uA AiiN'i 49,
a.. the recetyinr Marshallton will take
along large following Of fans.
stanton and Elsmcre clash IN the
cellar battle ~ these teams always
pIaN ,losr games great interest rs cen
tered in the game. Foster or Wright
wtl h, Dirkey : selection for the mound
and Hunting will bc hack of tho hat.
h;lsmare will use MsEaw and Crowl as
their battery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
DU POINT COUNTRY CLUB
PLANS BIG SATURDAY
Al Kinds % Activities Scheduled
for Local Sport Lovers To
morrow Afternoon.

The dH Porf country club I'm ha
rc"ne ~ VARIED spufa tomoffaw afie
noon. pruviaIpR Ihs weather man
rangor fhiuef property THO pr1rrf
calls t"f r"lf frrui neld and
hali a'tisiN.H Th, ..nurfing inpn
W'nt H hold fria unri uhlri
include afIosr kind. nf rDuifHfn
The puefuOred EDf match win
farnrv q Point tulufry club Whit t
- have h,sf l.asfd arf Iatlfdav
He played ar9 uf nr f.uraofuf
tee ~ af ~ Tho .rai anifafr t.
l"okire Drb ,r1 fp thIe afrr pifh sp
interest aa mr.f ~ no JOG Hnnei ~ fI.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
CARNEGIE TECH GAME OFF.
Honus Wagner's Team Visited
Newark Yesterday but the
Rain Interfered.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark May 8 Rain yesterday pre-
vented the Dcla ware Carnegie Tech
hHachail game from being played. Thn
next game on Dciawarn'a schedule ia
with Penn ~ Franklin Field next Wed
nosdny Nearly the outire student body
and mnny members ~ the faculty are
planning tp Witness this game iJola.
ware hne defeated Penn tho laaf fNo
Rames played and is hupiug to uake
this nc third straight victory.
Ilouus Wagner. formerly st8I short
stop for the pift8burR Nationals. ard
aho Is considered " any experts a.
have hoeu one nr thu beet ball player
ia the history of the Ranue IT, coaoh ~
tho Carnegie Tech team. uu1 came here
With the club yesterday Wagner waa
playing IN the pittaburR club Whsa
"tic Willis proprietor IT tho Waab-
IuRion llouse was duc ~ ~, star
pitchera of that cllb WaRutf called
on Willis yesterday aud M two former
atars talked over old tifnea sshen the
Pirates wore winning National League
poponuts Wagner manages au mi,
pendent team around Tfttsblrg dpritp
the summer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
OXFORD-CAMBR|DGE
TRACK TEAM COMING
Universities Accept Invitation
to Take Part in intercollegiate
Meet at Boston in July.
ny Asaoclated press to Every Evening

ny Asaoctated preas to Every Evening
London. MAY 6. The combined OK
ford Cambridge I'niversity track sud
field team hnH accepted professionally tho
Invitation of Yale and Harvard for an
international intercollegiate ttack meet
IN be held In Boston In Iuly
The English colleginns viii sail FOR
the United States enrly IN July and the
combined dual games will he held tu TIA"
Harvard stadium on aaturtiaV July 23.
according 10 present plans.
Captain g. q. + t,udd. of the OK
ford team. also has cablcd 10 the athlete
authorities of Princeton tnivcraitY euR
gesting n aevcn-event dual meet h"-
tween Princeton and oxford to- be held
after the Boston games Cambridge nnaf
! ala0 arrange a somewhat similar rneoi
ing with cornell tnivorattv
The oxford athletes selected fof tho
trip Ia The United states includ" 8
Rcosc. FORMERLY of tho University -
Nehra alta FOR the IG pound shot put
q a Trowbridge. former student -
Princeton University. for the running
high lump and the hurdle racoa. can
tain Rudd for the spriuta =. Mon
taRu". for th. distance runs " h Mi
| liean for the Intermediate runs.
MaouokeH. for The l6 pounds hanm"t
+ throw. and I InKrama FOR tho running
broad iump
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
BOXING GOSSIP.

Young Stanley of the Eleventh Ward
will clash with Jimmy ireland reputcd
to be WilminEton's best at 10 pounds
Stanley is now in the Billy Mohalu
stabit
Mike I4ardner. who boxes under the
nom de plume of Mike Dcvlin looks Ike
a conner and should be seen more often
at. the smokers
Bucky McGinuis deserves q world of
credit for the showing he made against
Ray Belmont and had he been little
more confident he would have como
across winner In the sixth round
he clearly outsoCked the much touted
wonder.
Local fans should boost some of the
local boys instead Of always kissing
and knocking them.
Young Pennock OF st. HedwiEs looks
like very promising boy and his
trainer Steve Stanley should have no
trouble in bringing him To the front.
Joe Martin will resume training very
shortly He has been on the side lines
nursing beautiful Cauliflower ear.
RattIing Reid the local Mexican fighter
is spending a few weeks at Cumberland
Md. getting in shape for some bouts he
has in view.
Joe Allison the local walloping italian
will meet Jim TrosiC the Atlantic CITY
lhc guard in the near future.
X. q. Harry Baker. the former mid
dle-weight champion. is now full
aedged cop having been assigned to
street duty last Saturday
Young Iamano of Little italy IS ho-
ing groomed at the bewes Academy for
q hght with Mickey Morris.
Joe Brennan. the Parkside hoy. will
soon make his reappearance, probably
nj the next Parkside smoker
Cy Young. the veteran east side war
horse. has got the fever and wants Z"
meet some Of the local bantam weights,
Soldier stokes claims hc will knock
out X. q Brummen on Friday evening.
Il will not be surprising 10 sec him turn
tho trick as he has been going very
good lately.
Red Dawson is one Of the most com
petent referees in the city NJ present.
Red" is seen as the third man every
Friday at the keystone smokers in
Pythian Castle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
MANAGER SMITH
WORKS NEW SYSTEM
St. Pam's Lead Using Deploy-
ment Plan to Break Up Hit
ting by Opponents.

Having worked ont defensive
q herne ~ play that proved effective n
the game Tuesday night with Marshall
fen Il fe nnsv o,,tlc eded TINT there Is btf
iittla chance against tho 81 FauGa in
dopon,ie nt elui. under management of
T. NJ smith piavrg entirely md
l.eudenf ball and no. affiliated pfh ant
league 81 1.ifr Church League the &t
Panl aggregation anticipate victories
from every iniopendent teaw who 'Ha.
cate to register orf ihc Haon haeel.it
alondar. 81 far ae ans baseball rem
alet ~ cons setued. the iecal club Is fhe
fagOrite Practically sct%rsn fe4In hs@
ba.rl organized ard tho pit hing 1faff
Is ane of tho feutBrea provokine 'u-
terest
Although the rain mss boon the cause
nf the postponer9ent ~ several prntn.~
ing games Manager smith avs IS
can't rain forever and fhat eyeIF
Loud has y silver lining The Work
houss. engagement stated for tonor
raw afternoon should ette 3" home
bows another yirtare Hatiug worked
diligently for the past sis weeks. he
81 PauIs independents navr DEVELOPED
what is termed. the fastest club n the
cast. IN lta first test TUESDAY night with
the strong Alarshallton team. tn"
). hcfne Of binding organization show
81 results With HanfWerker on the
/ mound ouIy one Int NAB recorded. as
| compared with nine hits and three runs
for -. PauIs.
Manager smith in coaching ats feam
| - Is present strength mas inaagar-ted
| IA wonderful system - def. nse. The
| development il conceived by heaI work
on the part of The players. The IN
| felders are put back on the grass be
| yond the diamond. The third base
man plays bit 10 the right Gf his
| usual position the shortstop Is almost
| hack Of second -ba 81. and the second anC
first baserneu play what IS virtually .
| short right field The pitcher is as
signed TO cover Hrst base This nlethoe
of defense has been found most valuabi.
| by Manager Smith.
| As the matter stands. St. Pau.'s 3 ha,
| built UP a far more formidable squae
| this season than ever before. The ad
| dition Yesterday Of Dave WiggerS
| formerly a semi-pro IN the Baltimore
| city League hts greatly strengthened
| ST. Pauls.
| In the game tomorrow with the Worh
house elub. either Hughes or Hant
| werker Will take the mound GUARDING
| the homa plate VIII be Fowler. one o
the fastest semi pro catchers in IN,
city Joe Hampton. with a reputation
| of throwing a wicked bat viii play
| mis- usual position in the outield.
The lineup for st. Pauls Independent
team for the game with Warden Plum
mers 5 strong nine. Is: Fowler. catcher
| Hantwerker or Hughes. pitcher; Ray
mond Cooke. center field, Boggs. frs
base Bradley. center field Hampton
| left tie!d Smith second base; Wiggers
| third base. Wilkinson, shortstop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
LOCAL WINNERS At
PH|LA. HORSE SHOW
Miss Mary B. du Pont, Miss Es-
ther du Pont and Miss Irene
Carpenter Feature at Event.

Local contestants carried uH many
houorH az the opening ~ the hafse show
at squadron Hau Philadelphia yesterday
Miss F.pther du Pont and Miss MarH u
du FONT provided Tho feBtnre In the
pony under f,addle elaEH All the asaiea
III this event gave an expert exhibition
~ hursomauahip and taking the Jumps
As class the little boasts might hasc
been Judged unruly
Miss 1'atharinc clothier and Miss
Esther du Pont experienced trouble
with their ponies The latter waB
astridc t'ca Blossom. which waa
especially hcadstrong only the skill
ful riding If the little laasie enabled her
to keep her scat Tier tenacitv plue K
and holscmanship were loudly applaud
ID
Awards in which wnmingtoniaus
participated are as follows:
shetland pony to bc shown under saddle
prize $40 Won by G. u Gilbert pb IN
Angus tOts second FoxCatcher Farm : ph
IN. Gloria. ;. 3 yrs. third c. n. Gilbert
ph III. Alert l0a4,
Ponies in harness: i22 to L ; cup
presented by " q Warden Won by Miss
Irene du Pont Carpenter b. Bean Bru-
cadc. t3lil aged second Miss Louisa
4. Carpenters b. e Nimhus. II. !.
bourne Tatlcr. 3ti4. aged fourth Miss
! Ethel Hughes br m Minerva, i2.3. yrs
Horses under saddle. registered or eligible
to registration in the American saddle Horst
stud Book. conformation and general style
80 per cent performance 80 per cent and
manners 2o per cent FIRST price. Si5 second
prize SO presented by B Coke Won
| hy WoodrOyd Farm hlk m Dark Flower
- p yrs. second. Miss Mary b. du
! Points hlk < Donaconna i33l2. yrs
+ third. Miss Louisa # \. Carpenter Ch <
! poWelton ia.l3..1 yrs
pony combination first 10 be shown IN
! harness 10y child under - years Of age and
! Judged then under saddle and judged a.
saddle pony then to go over four jumps and
+. Judged post and rail feet. first prize SIS
! second prize $40. presented by Mrs George
! bis Huntsman, i3 ,. Yrs.
Pairs of ponies. under ~ cup present ed
! 10y George Peterson Won by Miss Louisa
! IA Carpenter b Nimbus l3 Il. aged
! and Miss /. du Pont Carpenter b. & Beau
/ Brocadc. lS IA aged, second, Miss Isabella
/ Wanamakcr's h. m. Wild Heather IL 3
! eight years and b. m. Wild Hopey I3 3
/ five years. third. Delchester Farms b. m
| Polly Torch IA /. seven years, and b. m
| Triio Fancy. ii /. six years.
! and go up and down ring between posts
! manners handfness and style of going tt
| count so per cent conformation. Cup pre-.
sented by Mrs. 4. Felix du Pont Won by
Bryn Mawr Riding Academy blk. m. Col
| lege Girl, i5.l. six years; second. Albert L
! third Bryn Aawr Riding Academy b. <
TuauiCk 15 five years
Gig horse conformation, pace and all
around action. first prize sl5. second prizt
$40 presented by Dr. Thomas G. Ashton
Won bv Montpelier Farms roam z Mont
pelier Excelsior. l6.1 five years: second
Miss Isabella Wanamaker ch. m. Fire
away i52lz nine years,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
FEW CHANGES MADE IN
FISH AND GAME LAWS
Chief Warden lie FeVre Reports
Several Alterations IN the
Statutes of Interest.

According to Chief Game and tish
Warden John 4 - Fcvro. There have
bcen very few changes iu the game and
fish laws of Delaware. Secretary of
state Rcuson is arranging for tho pub
Hcation of revised edition Of the ptmo
laws and thoy will b. obtainahl, In tile
near future.
The open season for game was chang
"a hy rcmsertiug tho line about rabbitt
November Is to December i There had
been con siderable discussion over this
law which Al q former session of tho
IseEislaturc had hvcn eltEhtcd % the eN
tent that there WAS NO provision about
the beginning and ending of The rabbit
season. as a result OF which th,r, WA
much uncertainty amonE the gunnsls
The season tur skunk mtuk ottcI and
muskrat was made uniform throughout
the state December To March 10 with
a provision that muslrats NAV ho kill"d
on the cmhankcd meadows ~ New
Castle county until Mar.h 2o The raC
coon and or0ssum season was changed
to October Z 10 lanuarN 81 Tho sauircll
season Was changed to september 10
October +, The frog season changed o.
May to December an 4 provision was
inserted that the present cloSvd season
NN doves IN New ASttt county Sittt4
end on August I. 1928. The other pro
visions ~ the section remain unchanged
The section relating 10 suappers was
changed 10 prov de hat the closed sea
son tor euappcrs in Sussex county only
shall b,, from April lo 10 July !
The paragraph relating 90 the atch
ing Of sturgeon WAS changed by cutting
out the lines which provided q closed
season They can noW ~ taken AZ any
time.
New paragraphs were ADDED fro1lbit
ing the railing ot muskrats and n,aking
trespass upou the lands Of another foi
the purpose of taking muskrats Grim
inal offcnsc. Severe penalties arr pro.
Nided For mailing IN. fine IS SO e
S1OO. while for trespaSs the fine Is -
to slO0
The section relating 10 fishing in tn,
Rroadkiln river was changed 10 permit
the use Of a RATHER in that stream.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
RAYMOND DENIES STORY
BARRETT KNOCKED HIM 0UT

Ralph Raymond. welterweight. says
he wishes to correct published state
ments that ne. Raymond took q high
dive in his bout with Bobby Barrett
some time ago.
The real fact Is that Barrett rup-
tured a blood vessel in Raymond's nose.
with but one minute TO go in the last
round. The Philadelphia papers criti-
cised Referee Crimson for stopping the
fight as Raymond was in good shape
and could have finished the bout.
RAYMOND does not deny that Bar
rett holds q decision over him. but
at the time Of the bout he was far
from being in good shape and he is
willing 10 take on Barrett at any time
or place. Raymond does not wish ~
take any credit from Barrett as ne is
the only boxer that ever knocked Ray
mond of his feet in his long career. Of
fourteen years. This knock-down was
only for a count of eight as Raymond
was up and fighting Immediately.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
ARMY AND NAVY IN RELAY.
Roth Branches 81 Service Enter Tea m :
In American Legion Race.

~ Associated Press 90 Every Evening
Philadelphia Nav s Teams repre-
s.ntine the United States army. navy
and marine corps. have been entered in
che one mile relay race. one of the
features at the American Legion field
dav 20 be held at Franklin p I'd June 4.
Athietes from all three ranches OF the
service also Will compete IN a number
O. special and field events In addition
% cups for individual winners. trophy
will be awarded 20 that branch scoring
the Er,atest number of points in the
meet.
orders have t-ssn sent out to the vari-
cus army posts h has been announced by
tho American Legion.fo those athletes
who desire 20 participate inthe games to
ssembic az Camp Meade and Camp
Ipl4 about NAV Is for tryouts.
number ~ prominent college
athletes including possibly Paddock. of
the University ~ Southern California.
- ufil compete al the meet
Tentative acceptance of an invitation
to enter a special 22O Yards dash has
h~~n received from the Pacific coast
etsf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
MEET ON. RAIN OR SHINE.

Newark May 6.-Regardless Of the
weather. the eighth annual inter
scholastic field and track meet viii be
held on Frazer Field. University Of
Delaware tomorrow. II the weather
clears and the track gets in fair shape
this will be the greatest meet ever held
on the field Twentys preparatory
and high schools with nearly 300 con
testauts viii be represented in the meet.
Coaches LeCato and Shipley have
everything ia readiness for the meet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
pARksIDE DANCE TONIGHT.

The Parkside club viii hold its regu-
lar dance tonight in the gymnasium At
kirkwood Park The committee III
charge has arranged for SNOWFALL
dance. The dances have been proving
popular and il is the intention of the
committee to run them on Tuesday and
Friday evenings in the future.
Joe Dales melody boys will furnish
music for the dance this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
MlDDLETOWN QUITS.
Downstate Team Disbands OW-
ing to Lack Of Funds for the
Organization.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Middletown. May 6.-The baseball
team of the Middletown Athletic Asso-
citation has disbanded for the season.
Lack of financial support from the
baseball fans is the reason given by the
management The game has never been
on a paying basis. and was always sup
ported through subscription which
was taken up at the beginning of the
season.
This year the responses TO the appeal
of the association have been very few,
and at a meeting held on Thursday II
was decided by the management To
abandon the idea of having "A club in
the town during the coming season.
All games which have been scheduled
for the coming season are cancelled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
~PF FAkHAN RF-FIECTFD.
tontnued A. President ~ board ~ Bar-
bor t0m miss ssi0neFs

At ~ annual organization meeting
he Board II Harfor Commissioners. a
ae p'1hii1 gunfiug toda~ wizard
ss.easfn8u nas re-rferted .rs sideut
a4r'rz If ffart w4a re-rlrctad or~e-
.t.s
fH .tH4 rar tnc fe- aur ne
.ear3 informed That .sairs u H
5a the+d ,nd ard.r attngs tf Tar8
-tfaet bridge ,nuId ~ started IS ate.
a ar Eafted 1-.te= englrear-
The .oarJ eu uoa- fns- trs.rra,.u s-
81 a.ai8ck rs di4cs 81 -H. #udvtt a.
ne neet Hscal scar If rs -vnrr+aa
h4dge sili ~ sIhmitta8 #. rtra .as4.-
~. next "Wednesday uiahf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
rHF CAT CAME BACH.

". have al heard the saying that
"the cat came hack Well, that's what
IA ppened IN this case A pretty brown
lforsian kitty had strayed from home
and became lost. The owner. a West
sisl resident hunted high and low. and
found many species Of cats. but not
enc brown Persian. Finally giving up
ssne search. the owner placed a 3-line
slost" al IN these columns. The finder
a. kitty read u and promptly returned
she cat 70 the rirhtfu owner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
cANoE cLrR DANCE.

THE Delaware Canoe CtgH uatd EIs
danre u the ballroom e the fatel au
rant ast night about a0 dancers a-
tending The affair started AZ o
O'Clock and ended about O'Clock rh4s
morning The Original Six orchestra
furnished the music
Among notable guests were c0rmo-
dore Thomas Logan and Vices nurno-
dere Gurnev Daveft The arrargr-
nents committee COMPRISED u q Long
Paul EE Hardin Charles q. Dass
tlevis +. Allen Harold n1ft
Horace r. white and NlIlard NcDari.F
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
STAR MILE RUNNERS MATCHED.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Boston. May 6.-The matching of six
of the leading mile runners of the coun-
try in a special race for the English
high school centennial anniversary
meeting at Harvard Stadium, June IS,
was announced today.
The prospective competitors were
Joie Ray, Illinois A. c.; Hal Cutbill.
Boston A. A.; Ray Buker Bates: James
Connolly. Georgetown; Walter Higgins.
Columbia. and Dennis O'COnnell. Har-
ward
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
ATLANTIC GREETs DEMPSEY.
Ofticials Give Reception FOR Pugillst
Who Goes Into Training There.

- Associated rreHa r. Every Esoninr
Atlantic Gity May e.-Jasf Drm,,
e's's camp in ahIst hc wlll +. .para Tor
h world title boot July IN Jre
1itI with Ge"Irea CHrDouaaI tna
European heavYweiehf champion. Nsf
eI.eueI today.
A reception fgr Dempsey ard rss IN
courage was prepared by ~lty ofH "a +
tuj admirers after bis arrivat frsu
summit 81 who're - h8a Drau l.iry
ight telRh work ou Freddie Wsf S
fHrru
A,tampa anying Dempsey w.rr Fa.
3.njamiu Pacific coast Bshf-ge .grt.
Nfax Tranbiaa. Portland. Ore. NTidJf.
- rht and steve fafzo. tno Scranton
s .ftorRolRh'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
cell [ Ouuty Meet.

EIktou. Md MAY 6--The pubiie
:, hools OF cecil county, Maryland. viii
hold their eighth annual track and field
championships on Tuesday and Wed
nesday of next week. These dates are
set aside by the State Department OF
Physical Education Children all over
the county have been training for the
event for some time,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
81. Hedwig's Bouts Monday.

St Hedwig's A. A. will stage their
next smoker at Modjeska Hall, Mary
land avenue and Sycamore street, on
Monday night. Tony Daniels, of Phila
delphia viii meet Sammy Britton in
the windup. Jimmy ireland and Young
Stanley will appear in the semi windup
In the preliminaries, Joe Bannock takes
on al Cross Kid Booth meets Paddy
Murphy and frankie BetcheH meets
While Johnson in the opener.