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|PRESS RECREATION
AGAIN VICTORIOUS
Moves Toward State Champion
ship by Defeating Expert
mentaI-Traffic.

In game which was full OF thrills
throughout. the Press Recreation
club moved ahead ore more lap To the
Delaware State championship. when
they defeated the strong Experiment
tal-Trafiic team of the du Pont League
last night. at Rockford Tower, by the
score Of 6 to S. u was the first defeat
the du Pont I4eaguers suffered this
season.
About 700 spectators were present
both teams being well represented
with their followers.
Both Miss Parkinson and Miss
Lynch twirled superb bail. pulling out
Of many tight pinches. Miss Willis al
left short. also put UP gooc game.
Brown. who covered tho third bag for
the Press girls. made quite an impress
sion on her followers with the wonder
full imrrovcmt she has shown.
The Press club is improving with
each game, and within few weeks
will be ready To battle any team of the
city in series uf games for the
Delaware state championship.
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CHICK EVANS HARD MATCH.
Squares Things on Turn and Finally
Beats RapdeI.

Chicago. July IA. Charles
cChickJ Evans. defending his title
for the NTH consecutive year in the
twenty second amateur championship
tournament Of the Western Golf As
sociation. was one down to Or. r..
~. Raedel, also OF Chicago. at the
NTH hole. in their FIRST round match
yesterday. Evans managed H. square
the match at the ninth. however. BY
extending himself for a par &c.
Evans finally disposed II Raedel.
up and ? to 90. The Southwestern
players were all eliminated. Burton
Nudge. Chicago. defeated J. &. Ward
NJ. Nudge made one on the III
yard fourteenth hole. &. RI. Rogers
Grand Rapids. Mich. defeated &. NJ.
Hubbey. Dallas. Tex. 3 up and ? 10
play. H. +. Wendler. Memphis. beat
K. r. Bockenkamp. ST. Louis. IN.
and Baxter Sparks. Terre IIaute Ind
defeated J. +. Kennedy. Tulsa. up.
on the eighteenth hole. j. A. Mudd
Chicago, eliminated j. NJ. Simpson
indianapolis, up and 10 play.
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MARSTON AND TRAVERS
TOO MUCH FOR BP|TONS
Defeated Abe Mitchell anc
George Duncan at Merton
Yesterday.

Philadelphia JULY f4.-In an ex
/ hihition gclf Iuatch that even a ter
rife downrour Of rain could not dim
the hriifancy &C man, Of the strokes.
Max Mayston and Jerome Travers.
-attc among the top-notch America u
golfers, defeated Ale Mitchell the
mighty driver Of Great Britain. and
George Duncan. 1920 open champion
Of England, in an exhibition match
vest srdRy on the course Of the Merton
Cricket Club. The Americans tri-
lmphed by ,ount of 4 and . the
match coming 10 q close when Max
Marston shot n brilliant bird on the
thirty-fourth hole.
Considarine the adverse conditions
which came with the deluge Of rain
along about the sixth hole of The
second round. rhe match was hiehlv
interesting, In fact. il was Just at
this stage Of the fray that the con-
test was becoming real exciting. and
50 enthusiastic were the create. part
OF the fans that they remained
throughout the downrour although
they We're drenehed to the skin.
It remained for Max Marston
Philadelphia player. performing on
his home course 10 take the stellar
role Just how good .Iarston vas
going IS proven BY the fact thar Of
nine holes won by his side he can
tured eight In addition the Merton
star halved six of he holes that
''oulo have gone to their opponents
had he not come through Kvitb tir,.I,.
strokes.
Marston was never in a better n,a,,
for putting II was his DAZZLING sbots
on the green that brought frequent
rounds Of applause from the onlook-
ers
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Ralph Raymond. the LOCAL boxer
Is in excellent shape TO meet Jimmy
Gorha tomorrow night at Pythian
Castle
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BoxingNotes

The city is now represented by a
iarge array Of fistic stars and il their
heads do not run away with them they
are bound to be heard from in foreign
fields.
That bantam weight crown has a
lot Of claimants. There Is one way
70 settle il. Have an elimination
tournament.
Sammy Pritton would like 70 get
another crack at Jimmy Mendo. The
local featl1er-w weight champion thinks
that he can hand the Philadelphia boy
an artistic lacing.
Mickey Norris Il taking a short
vacation in order 70 give his hands a
chance to get in proper condition.
The little keystoner has boxed the
last ) weeks with a very bad right
hand
Kid Mooney. who halls from the
Ninth Ward. has decided 10 take up
the game. The kid weighs I03 pounds.
He is anxious 20 meet y0ung ketcheIi
or Patsy Johnson of the ST. Hedwig 5
club.
The fans are wondering who this
boy Jimmy Vincent can be. He Is on
the keystone card for Friday evening.
Kid Baltimore. the old time feather
weight. is planning a come hack. The
local fans wish him success.
Kid Hogan of the Eleventh ward
has issued a challenge to Battling
Barnes.
Battling Barnes is doing his share
TO put this city on the boxing map.
The battler deserves the credit of all
local fans as the opponents picked
from him are not set-ups.
Ralph Raymond is a boy who is
good drawing card. Whenever the
popular welterweight is on a card he
always packs the house.
Pete Deyine is a boy who is fast
coming to the front. The clown is a
great favorite with local fans.
kid Dempsey, a new conner in local
hgh. circles. looks like a promising
bantam-weight and should keep in
training.
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TroIIey -Jitney Fight in Jersey.

Competition between jitneyn.en and
trolley crews Of the Penn's Grove and
Salem trolleys has reached the point
where there is a fight for the business.
Since the trolley fares have been ad-
Vanced 10 cents many persons are
using the jitneys in preference tc the
cars. TO Offset this the trolley COM
pany has placed large cards on the
trolleys urging the public to use The
Cars During the rush hours ths.
jitneymen have a man stationed at
the end Of the river pier To induce
further use Of the jitneys. while the
trolley conductors stand outside their
cars and announce the destination.
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The success of the evenings calen-
dar is attributed 10 the unfirlng af-
forts ~ Miss Budd. n the Hagley
Community. who assisted IN arranging
for tho various events
Unusual ~leverness was shown In
tho acrobatic work Of Roaert wade
Clarence Thomas, Lester shears. Roy
Delpano and John Y Cooper.
The wrestling showing clearly the
holds and breaks. between Lester
Shears ard John Y. Cooper. was an
other feature II the program.
In the boxing events Harold NJ
Webster, Y. ~. G. A., ana John Lloyd.
representing the HagIey a. AL. mixed
things up ia general.
The bout between Louis McRenra.
of Hagiey. and Carter Mccoy n NJ
G A. was another fast bout
The windup. the best bout of the
calendar. save promise n several new
members on the pugilietic Hst. This
bout was between Robert Wase
NJ. g A.. and Leon McKenna. Harlev
4. a. Both boys made an excellent
showing
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POSTPONE TWILIGHT MEET.
Final Plans VIII be Mapped Out at
Meeting Next Monday Evening.

The big inter-ciub twilight field meet
scheduled Tor next wednesday and
Thursday on the Pennsylvania RaI
road Field has been deferred until
July 27 and .. ii was announced to-
day by J@mes T. Godfrey who is
taking an active Part in arranging the
program.
Final plans for the meet viii b.
mapped out At special meeting
slated for next Monday evening when
epresentatives cf the various organi-
cations will confer in the rooms of
the Community Service. 2054 du Pont
Building. All .ntries must be sub
mitted by next Monday night
During the past two nights more
entries have been filed by several of
the clubs and indications are that
there vii be many more filed before the
closing time
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Totals u 10
DOVER A VICTOR.
In Well-played Ran Game With
Five Points Team.

Special correspondence Every Evening
Dover Julv Inability Il solve
wiue>-'s offerings caused Five Points
of Richardson Park 10 be defeated here
Yesterday hv the score Of to T. The
local rIavers secured eleven hits OF
Hughes FOR total Of Jour runs in six
innings. WilIcy'e home run in the
eight vas the only ait secured Of
Tinsnsn in tho two innings he pitched
In spite or the sogg.f condition Of the
field caused hy recent rains, the
players on both sides ,,layed in an
excellent manner only three misrlays
being recorded. The score.
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tn following card II announced fol
tho sixth regular matinee Of tho Della
ware Horse Show Association IT Els
mere or saturday
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blue BLOOD STOCK
PRIZES FOR GOLFERS

BY Associated Press 10 Every Fvor,,e-
Detroit, JuIy Ia Holstein bun
pedigroed boar and rodfgroo,t
rooster were prizes al stake III i "kiok
ers tournament played over the
course q the Bloomfield Hills Golf
Iiab IN tuesday They were offered
~ Mayor James Couzens, Franklin u
hlngensnnith and Clarence n. Booth
respectively Thirty members ~ the
betroit sldb competed Mr.. Booth
brought home the beef. Harry p.
Mason the bacon and the rooster went
IN Frederick Stockwell
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Pete Deyine is a boy who is fast
coming to the front The clown is a
great faVorite with local fans.
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II. n. WHITAKER BREAKS
CUMBERLAND RECORD.

Cumberland, Md. July H.
II. II. Whitaker, OF the Mary
land Country Club. smashed the
record for the nine-hole golf
course OF the Cumberland Coun-
try Club by making IL in 81,
which is one above par. Whit
taker was pIa aying with Or. Karl
J.. Keintz and Peter II. Berry.
of the local club. when he low
cred the 3s mark, held jointly by
James Beveridge, local profess
sional and James Donachie, pro
fessional Of the Hagerstown
Country Club.
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GREAT WAS THE FALL
OF NAT PENDIETO \

Long Branch, n J.. .IlIv II Nat
Pendleton, former Columbia Irnive,.si.
~ heavy weight wrestling chamnion
and winner Of Olympic games MT
honors at Antwerp last year. has re-
ceived i fracture Of the riQht arm II .
match. Carl Vogel lifted him and
threw him to the mat heavily Tnae-
day night Vogei weighed a46 naunds
and Pendleton 208.
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MARkLE ON YANkS'
RESERVE LIST

Cincinnati, July 14.-Pitcher
Cliff Mari<le. who was pur-
chased hy the Cincinnati club
from the Atlanta Southern AS
sociation Club last Monday. may
not come to Cincinnati. Col.
Jacob Rupert, president of the
New York American League
Club, today notified President
August Hermann that Markle
still was on the reserve list of
the Yankees. Markle formerly
was with shat club.
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WILIGHT SHOOT TONIGHT.
First of the Season Over the Green
hill Traps.

The Greenhill traps this evening will
be the scene Of the first twilight shoot
Of the season. As 2 result local
trapshooting celebrities are preparing
for the event. The shoot will be the
first 81 series TO be staged through
out the summer period
Cy Morgan, Delaware State cham
pion az single targets. will be on hand
and viii hold three-cornered match
with l.. ID. Willis and George Simon.
a number Of other contests have been
scheduled for the opening program.
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Now that the new baseball grounds
al Laurel has been opened, it is ex-
pected that many local organizations
will take up the trail.
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LAUREL WINS FIRST.
Defeated East Newmarket While ON.
eBing New Ball Park.

Laurel, July 14.--Before the largest
crowd that ever attended a baseball
game here. Laurel opened it's splendid
new baseball park yesterday afternoon
with East Newn arket Md, as op-
ponents. Laurel won, TO /.
The new baseball park 10 coneia !
cred one Of the best playin.y prnt,,,,l..
in the lower section of The STATE
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FRENCH Envoy co ve Howr.
By Associated pres. 70 p rery Ey.,,,-

p, Associated Press 70 p verv I'VE ,yr,
New York, July 4 Jules Jur-
seraud. French Ambassador ~ fhe
nitcd states siiled N fhe steamer
Savoie to-day. returning n Frtnce oo
4 leave n absence.
Georges Carpenter. the French M
giiist also embarked on the savoie for
z iew weeks stay IN F'rbnce. He viii
return 70 tne United States - meet
aH unnamed opponent Pr October l2.
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BLUE AND GOLD WINS.

The Blue and Gold team. composed
OF Brownson Library boys, banked
#. the Madison Al-St4rs. SO. last even
ing. at Second and du Pont streets
The score by innings:
Blue and Gold. > 0 I 4 0-6 S 2
Madison ........o Q Q q 0 % 3 8
hattcries-Donovan and Begley:
Nalonno and Morgan.
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CHECKERS LOST IN CHESTER.

Chester. July 14.-Chippey checker
board team. composed of white and
colored players from Wilmington.
paid a visit to Chester yesterday
afternoon and were defeated by the
Chester Tigers. to /. The game went
on record as the fastest ever seen in
the city. The score:
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SEEKS GO WITH CARPENTIYR.
II. PaHl's Light Heavyweight Wants
To Meet Freuehman I'm October.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Chicago, July Fiddle Kane.
manager Of Tommy Gibbons. the St
Paul light heavyweight left today for
New York for = conference with Tex
Richard, regarding match with
Georges Carpentie~ early in October
Gibbons has been mentioned as the
most probable opponent for the
Frenchman
Rickard plans to stage the contest
In the Jersey City arena in which
Dempsey defeated Carpenter.
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HOME Run HITTERs
IN GAMES YESTERDAY
SEVENTH WARD MEETING.
View Athletic Club Making Active
Strides IN Sport.

The Seventh w8rd Atbletie C7oh
will hold = meeting and sooiar f,,,,,-.-
row evening There viii be nfc,t,
y tilAefi'linfnent' including singing.
dancing and musical NUMBER ~.
freshments win be served.
The Seventh Ward duh VIII ,s~gt
Upland on Saturday and erneet ~
take 200 fans with them
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Ralph Raymond IS a boy who is a
good drawing card. Whenever the
popular welterweight is on a card he
always packs the house
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Coogan Best in Ten Round Bout.

Denver, July 14.-Mcl Coogan. Of
Brooklyn, won the referees decision
over Johnny Stopper, of Denver. in a
10-ronnd bout here last night. Coogan
had a shade of q majority Of the
rounds. according to newspaper men
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GAMES TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
American Lea que.

New York at st. Louis.
Wa shington at Chicago.
Philadelphia At Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
National League.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
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Shoot at Chester.

The Chester Blue Rock Gun Club vii
hold a special shoot on Saturday after.
noon, miss and out event for a Fos
gun. All Wilmington shooters are
invited to take part in the shoot.
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'''I PILuNMER AiI-sTARs
= SCORE ny ISNi&Gs

SCORE BY INNINGS
- Mary OI O o p
AIl-Sta 2I3 3 ? O x--I
Iwo-baSe hits kauSs Johnson Watson
Home runs FalliS Watson STRUCK
out, by BrCLnan, by Johnson y
Hits of Brennan of Johnson rs
Bases on balls of. brennan 1 johnson.
d Double plays MCCullIon 10 SheehV
Time of game. hour. p minutes TIM
ri-es. Glars and Connolly
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TWILIGHT GAMES.
Tonight.
Thursday.

Westminster VS.. Grace, Rock
ford No. |.
st. Paul's VS.. old Swedes, Rock
ford No. ?.
Brandywine VS.. Goodman, Bay
nard No. i.
Mt Salem vs.. Second Baptist.
Baynard No. 2.
Lorraine A. A Independents VS..
Wilmington All-Stars, Second and
du Pont streets.
Five Points VS.. West End at
E;lmhurst.
Brownson VS.. Stanton, stanton.
Butchers Association VS.. Gro
GERS, Eden Park.
old Giants Us. C;oodalis, Eden
Park. s y. m
Friday.
Lorraine A. A. Independents VS..
St. Hedwig' 5, Military Grounds.
Union VS.. Haven. kirkwood
Park, y. m.
f. II. r. Girls Us. du Pont girls
Eighteenth and Van Buren, streets
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ATHLETIC meet AT
HAGLEY PLAYGROUND
Splendid Cet-together Meet
Was Staged Last Night on
Breck's Lane Field.
by John Y. Cooper.

Well. last night
we staged one of
our pleasant get
together out door
= n { g r a / n
mcnts At least
tho Eiagicy play
ground on Brcck =
Lane was the
scene of an as
sortment of sport
. v e n Z s--ganeF
and a { h ct j e
events. running
jumping, tumbling
wrestling a. n d
t.r,wfster
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Standing of Teams Show Union on
Top with Scott Second.
Twilight Games.
VICTORY FOR SOUTH SIDE.

In a well-played. game, South Side
defeated Clayton last evening at Eden
Park. 8 To 0. Sockelt hurled for south
Side and did not allow a hit The
score by innings:
South Side .0 o 3 0 Ia !
Clayton ...0 0 3 0 0 % 0
Batteries-Sockelf and Badale
Brady and Kitchen. Umpire. Denn.
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! Olen Haekettt hght promoter
promises a CLASSY program for the
keystone show at Pythian Castle to-
raorrow night.
The Press Recreation nosed out the
powder girls last night. The Press
should nov consider the decisive game
with Highland at Harlan Field. as vas
suggested.
Fred Denn. manager Of Sammy
Schiff. will accept the challenge from
i The manager of Jimmy Vincent. DEM
wishes to state that he is willing to
stake Schin against Vincent any
time or any place. the sooner the bet
! ter, and the same goes fer Kid sum,
present title holder in the bantom
ranks Of Delaware.
Charlie Given.s AL stars will he
tho attraction at Second and du Pont
streets tonight. when they will tackle
the fast Lorraine champs. The game
is slated for 3 bells
Parkside Travellers viii have as
their opponents tonight at Seventh
and Spruce streets. Liberty A. {.
Something promises to be doing near
the quarry.
The second game Of the newly or
ganized Eastlake twilight league will
be staged tomorrow right at the
Eastlake grounds. when the Pirates
and the Giants will tie up.
Every Evening IS anxious to secure
the results Of all twilight games
played during the week. Scores must
be submitted to the sporting Editor
not later than 1880 o'clock the fol-
lowing morning. Get busy aud send
em in
Hook Glenn and Tom Rarden.
groundkeepers al Harlan Field, are
organizing a fast travelling team. They
will make tour Of lower Delaware
and the Eastern Shore, meeting some.
OF the leading teams.
Ralph Raymond. the LOCAL boxer.
Is in excellent shape TO meet Jimmy
Corha tomorrow night at Pythian
Castle.
Now that the new baseball grounds
al Laurel has been opened, It is ex-
pected that many local organizations
Will take up the trail.
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BASEBALL At NEW. CASTLE
Baraca Class Beat Interme ediates Of
VI. T.. Church.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. July Yesterday
afternoon the intermediate Depart
ment baseball team lost to the Baraca
Glass Of the Methodist Church in
well played game by the score Of !
10 J. The score:
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American League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
National Lea gnc.

National League.
Philadelphia-P a-Pittsburg-Wet grounds.
Boston. g. Chicago.
Boston, 8; Chicago. (sccond
(Same(.
New York, q, st Louis. 4.
Brooklyn. G. Cincinnati. ?.
American League.
Detroit, II; Athletics, ).
Washington, 10; Chicago, 2.
Cleveland. 4; Boston 8
New York, IL st. Louis. |.
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F|NANC|ERS WIN
FROM HARLAN s
Ewing Proves Too Much for the
ShipbuiIders, While Bank
ers Hit Freely.

In a game witnessed by several
hundred critics. the Harlan Appren-
tices were given lacing last night
hy the Bankers and Brokers. u to /.
The Bankers registered l6 hits while
o. Ewing held the Harlan boys TO five
bingles. which were well scattered
The score:
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JOTRNaL WINS, 3 TO ?.
Defeats Rhoades Team In Hard
Fought Game

N ono Of the best played games Of
the season the Evening Journal de-
faated tbs Rhoades Company team
10 . last evening in a Newspaper
League game. The score
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rRorrINe oN SATURDAY.
line Gard Announced for Regular
Matinee at EIsmere.

Tn following card II announced FOR
tho sixth regular matinee Of the Della
ware Horse Show Association IT Els
mere on Saturday
Event No. Mile Heats, . In 2.
Prince n. b.. <. hy Prince March
Betty Rrns
Vera March. $ NJ. by Prince March.
William NeWin
Emily u. =. ~. by Austin BURNS:
LEV seth
Lillian Igussal. 8. n. by Idle J..
John +. zebley
Nettie BE shure, i. 10, b Re shure
20 H. Perry.
Event 10. Mile Heats. IN ,.
para Belle. b. ~. by ParaIizer
BETTY Bros.
Peter ". b. &. BY cressun Mack
William NJ. Taylor.
Matt r.. b. z. hy Delaware knight;
NJ +. Hayden.
Lulu Wood. i. m, BY Peter Wood
e. J. Dougherty.
Event No. 3-MTIe Heats, , m 2.
Rcnia. b. m. by Lord Dewey; Har-
~ Rose
cochatto Girl. 5. m. by chief Co
ehatto. Charles + Donovan.
J. =. r. b. &. unknown. John E
Zehley
Dillon Wiltondale. Mr.. Mitchell.
Della B., h. m. by Idle j.; &. ;
Phipps.
Event No. Mile Heats. IN ).
Evelyn Belle. blk. M: William II
Lucas.
iipnnie l.; Mr.. Pierce.
u & hP@sfRf
wilkes. Davi' Ford.
Director Wilkes. $. g. by Belmont
Wilkes r. : Stauert.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Totals 1. IL y

SCORE ny INNINGS
Harlan q q q II
BankCfs q 3 ? NJ
Home run Minkcr Threc-hase hit
Garyinc Two base hit Longacrc Struck
out by Ewing. : by Merrill , hy
Hammcrcr Bases on ballS-Of Ewing
y Oft Merrill 3 of Hammercr. n
Double plays Ncwliu to GarNinc 70
Ioneacre. Mccarthy to Weaver tC Pier
on Umpire Cunningham
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FIVE POINTS
Wiley out. not touching base
80 u Il. ~ A-A-l n q.

SCORE BY INNINGS
Five Points o o.
Dover o o q | q Ks
Home run. Wiley Two-hase hits Glen
daniel J Brodley Donohc. Hughes
Sacrifice Gy. Clendaniel. Stolen bases
Galloway Maxwell ? Struck out by
" illey, ii Bases on balls. OF Wiley, /
Oft Hughes of Tinsman. >. Hit by
pitched ball. Jackson. Umpire, Cole.
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hLL-STARS WIN.
workhouse Player Take Game
From St. Marb's Ball Club.

Warden Plummdr's All stars con
tinuc with their winning streak Last
night st Nlary'S Travelled to the work
houSe and tasted defeat. 10 10 q.
Johnson hurled for the Greenbank
team. holding the Fourth and Church
streets rrowd 10 four hits. while the
work house team found Ereruan FOR
safe drives The score:
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ANOTHER RLER ERRS;
Is HEAT RESPONSIRIEF

New York, July IA. The sus.
pension of Pitcher Dutch Rue
ther. of the Brooklyn Nationals.
on q charge Of INSTRUMENTATION
was announced yesterday. Presi-
dent Ebbets. of the Superbas.
said that the twirler had absent
ed himself without leave.
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INTERMEDIATES

SCORE BY INNINGS
Intermediate o o O o.
Baraca q o o o o -
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Charlie Givens All-stars viii be
tho attraction at Second and du Pont
streets tonight when they will tackle
the fast Lorraine champs. The game
is slated for bells
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lb Wins Close Game, 6-5; Twilight Shoot Tonight
DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
Windup.
Jimmy Mcndo stopped Jack
Dester--one round.
Semi windup.
Kid Sun vs.. Willie Allen
draw.
Preliminarles.
Kid Baltimore beat Johnny
Bail.
George Russell stopped Joe
Duntfce--four rounds.
j oe Belmont outclassed
Johnny Mayhuuk.
h1d Boots defeated Mickey
Brown.
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RIIoADEs
SCORE BY INNINGS.

NN-Uhb ID INNINJN.
Khoades Ol o q %
Journal o a x-2
Three-bsse hits-Hopewell Gestwicki
Two-base hits-Hairslne Base on balls
OsOwski. Elwood. 3 Struck out-By
Osovski. 5; Elvood. 1. Umpire-Ger-
hauSer.