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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
KID WEATHER AGAIN
SOAKS BIG BATTLE
Scores Second Knockout Over
Barrett and Tender, Who
Will Try Again Tonight.

Philadelphia. Pa. Juno f. 8obby
Barrett baron ~ biF. may have a
murdcrous right hand: Lew Tendlev
is said to writo hard luck" for his
opponents. using only his lott digit
but yesterday. everybody who knowa q
ring polo from a church stecple found
out who the real knockout king
srouud here is--the same being no less
a formidable entry than Kid Weather
For tho second time yesterday the
Kid stopped both Bobby and tew 20
say nothing or Promoters Taylor and
Gunnis. together with many thous-
lands of fistic fans Robert and lew
were 10 get together at the PhNs Park
last Friday night 10 slam. ram and
otherwise damage each other. and all
hands were ready 20 go
That is to- say. everybody was ready
TO step out when the formidable Kid
Weather stepped in and knocked the
whole works for L row of canal bOats
Nobody had chance with tho Kid IN
tho humor he was IN. and the fight
promptly became all saturated. II was
POSTPONED until last night. with a
prayer TO the Kid 10 be nice.
Everything was lovely until tho wind
got around To the southeast Sunday
might. Now IL southeast wind at this
time Of year Is nothing to wish fo:.
and right away Kid Weather got ir
another ugly humor. He was very
threatening all yesterday morning. an,
was watched carefully by the prolhot-
ers unfn tho middle II the Afternoon
with fear and trembling. Then ne boil
ed over once again in a worse rage
than ever. and within an hour hae
again scored a clean knockout over tn,
whole works.
! Now Mr. Barrett and Mr.. Tendlc
are again all set TO go tonight. ant
they Will-with the kind permission %
. the Kid. once more Bobby has hi
right all groomed TO slam Lew of tn
premises. and Lew says he Is still de
termined to annihilate the Cl1to'
Heights youth.
\ few more postponements and ,h
thing will become a whlsker pullm
match.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
ST. STEPHENS TEAM
GOING IN GREAT STYLE

Manager Dennis crack St Stephen :
team of the Church League Will re
sumo playing after a long lay-ofr on
next Friday evening. when they meet
the first NJ. r. team at Baynard Field.
Eighteenth and Van Buren, streets, At
6 o'clock.
The saints" have been setting a
rather dizzy pace for the other teams
in the second division since they
were gotten started u few weeks
ago by Chill" Oberly and Herb
Hirzel. However. Denn is still
strengthening the Lutherans. and his
recent addition TO the twirling stan
is Jerry Green. the portside twIrler
who twirled several games in the
Harlan ter-Department League dur
ing the 1929 season. II is expected
that Paul Grubb. the Delaware College
twirler. and who was a tower OF
strength TO the Five Points team in
the Suburban League last season. vii
don a St. stephens uniform during
/ the coming week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
N 'CABE NINE HAS
BUSY WEEK AHEAD
To Play New Castle Tomorrow
and Trinity on Thurs
day.

Today. McCabe will Journey TO New
Castle for n twilight tilt with the team
there. As Goodman took them into
camp few days ago. McCabe feels
that it Will he up TO them to uphold
the good name Of the Church League
and duplicate. To this end McCabe
Will use It's strongest lineup with
Pugh and Logan drawing the battery
assignment.
On Thursday Trinity Will be met in
a league game at Baynard Field. No.
a, (near B. & O. railrUad). This will De
the first real chance for the Washing
ton Heights people 10 see their rep
resentatives in the Church League in
action. as all Of the first round games
were played at Rockford Tower. which
is entirely too far for the people 10 get
out TO in time for the game.
Ten straight games will he played
at Baynard Field by McCsbe, and It is
hoped that Washington Heights will
turn out big crowds TO the games to
encourage the boys, not only by their
presence. but by contributing freely
as the Church League is under con.
siderable expense in furnishing balls
and competent umpires for these
games and the collections are the only
source of revenue that it has.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
DELAWARE BRONZE
NINE KEPT GOING
Would Like to Book Saturday
Game With Local Teams
Preferred.

The Delaware Bronze Independents
will make their second trip OF the sea-
pon TO the Five Points County League
,rontenders "Wednesday evening 10
cross bats with the latter club.
ON the first meeting the Bronze
club held the Suburbanites to a tie
to 2, tho game being called on 40
count OF darkness and tho Bronze boys
are out to register a win over tho lat
Ter club.
All players arc TO report at $50 p. m.
at Eighth avenue and Duncan street
The Bronze team are also without
game for saturday and would like to
hear from some first class team de-
slring n good fast attraction. gaine te
lie played either at their home grounds
or away. Any club desiring this at
traction for twilight game cal
Sg7e-M. after $40 y. m. Mgr X
Thomas, 400 Eighth avenue. Defiance
Seventh Ward. Parkside. or any OF
the Church League clubs will be giver
preference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS
VERY MUCH ELATED
Palmer Makes Fast Time IN
Dashes, While Divers Are
Going Very Well.

Assistant swimming Instructors
Bardo. Bush and Sheldon are very
much elsied over the fine showing @
their young protoges IN the time trials
held In the Y. NJ. C. a. pool saturd1y
afternoon.
Franklin Palmer made fast time n
the 40 and 100 yards swim. He swari
the short distance IN 23t seconds and
the century in 111.3 seconds Rob
wood. I,oger Stroud. Louis Woodward
and Bruce Diffendorfer have been DE-
playing good form and have made fast
time In the 40 yards
Roger Stroud. Bob Wood and Brpc a
Dinenderfer have turned in tho fastest
times in the 100 yard trials and W. h
n little more training should mai =
Palmer step lively 70 retain his honor.
Wilson Boyer and Wallace Pedri~ X
are coaching the divers. and have Dc -
veloped some promising material lp
( the persons of Fred Herilhy. Fri
winchester. John Fyfrit. Dominir :;
Salvatore. Sydney Trott and Brl
kemske.
The final tryouts for The team wi'l "a
held TUESDAY afternoon when tho tsa n
/ that will make tho trip 20 Balnmora
on the 10TH will be PICKED
/ other young gwirnnAers who are IN
training and are making a credifahi'
shvwing ara Franklin Heindle. Ceorg'
Saunders, George Merritt, John How
ard. Howard Saunders. Franklin Hot
Charles Foulk. Hugh Holt. Rog~
Holt, Milo Gerow. Francis Sasse. A sY
Winchester. Frank Swezey. ErSwo~''
Horney, Joseph Sinclair. Louis Fah~r
Icon Syfrit. Vance Neugehauer. 10 r'
Blair. Harry Boggs. Frank walsh
Charles Hartman. Conrad McL7ughli'
land Dalton Wood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
MENTAL ATTITUDE"
IN BUSINESS WORLD
Local Insurance Man Uses il
on Baseball STAR
and Wins.

The importance Of acquiring self
confidence before beginning anything
that Is out of the ordinary is en-
phasized in an experience OF local
salesman recently.
Kenneth Williams. the ST. Louis
outfielder, has made IA home runs
this year; he leads both leagues in
this resepct. Many baseball experts
believe that he will be on the top of
the heap at the close OF the season. As
champions in sporting fields are placed
somewhat on pedestal. J. y. Reagan.
local agent Of the Home Life Insur-
ance Co. believed that getting the
signature OF this famous ball player
would be Of great value in opening TO
him a new field. and he remarked
at q meeting OF his co-workers that
he was going 10 sell insurance 10 the
new home run king and he did.
Its rather an unusual angle you
present Mr.. Reagan" the star said
whom approached II already carry
$4,000 insurance and had not con-
sidered another policy; l have a num-
Der OF friends who are in the insur-
ance game and had no idea OF increas-
ing the amount, Those who had tried
TO sell me more insurance played or
their friendship and bothered little
with the reasons and explanations thai
one would expect from another bust
ness venture.
You come in to see me and try (,
sell me insurance on its merits. We'll
Reagan. let me tell you that the fac
OF your coming here, unknown TO me
and making n safe hit in your lin
because you had confidence in doinl
l just that which will help me in max
! Ing home runs and other hits. Thi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
LAWN ROOM FINISHES
FIRST IN QUOT SERIES

The Bancroft Departmental Quot
League OF the Joseph Bancroft & Sons
Company. Kentmere branch, brought
to n close last week another success
full series Of games in which the Kent
mere Lawn Room finished in first
place.
The Lawn Room boys were never
in danger and made u remarkable
record earlier in the race by winning
.2S consecutive games. The Lawn
Rooms victory is due in a great mea-
sure To Captain Ed. Tucker. who kept
the boys steady at all times. The few
games which the winners did drop
were lost when Captain Tucker was
forced TO be absent due TO illness and
the doctor had considerable difficulty
keeping him at home when news of the
few defeats which his team suffered
were brought to his attention. Upon
his return. however, he prescribed a
tonic for the boys and they came
through with flying colors. Manager
Bent is highly elated over the Lawn
Rooms victory and purposes TO stake
his team against the best in the city
next season.
The Loose Stock team, which finish.
ed among the leaders in the last race
was some little disappointment TO tn,
fans in the series just closed and The
best they could do was to battle th'
Tub and Color Rooms for cellar posi-
ltion. Since tho series closed, how
ever, they feel they have improve,
and issued a challenge to the leader
for a game which was played yester
day. This game was so interestin.
that il is needless TO publish the score
The players for the Lawn Room ar
as follows:
Walsh. d. Grant. Kirk. Robert.
Kane. Bent and j. Grant.
Tho standing OF the teams in tn
series inst closed iq a q folloxvs-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
GIANTS BACK
FROM PENNSYLVANIA TRIP

D;cky Lundy and his Bacharach
Giants will return homo from their
trip through Western Pennsylvania
Thursday and are scheduled to go to
the mat with the strong Conshocken
team at Harlan Field in a twilight
game that evening which will start at
p. m. On Friday the Royersford
team will be the attraction at the
same field.
| Lundy's crew lost only one game
on the trip through the keystone etate
and they have now struck their stride !:
several new faces will be seen in the
lineup, when the team reaches home
Manager Lundy having signed couple
OF new fingers TO help out speed
ball" Johnson the star OF his hurling
| staff.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06

Now that the Lewis-Carpentier fra
cas- Ia over. European sport critics,
who are swayed moro or less by SEN
timent than by merit and who have
only seen their idol In victorious action
are once more clamorlnx for Demp-
Carpenter scandal" with no
intention to bo unRrateful. but rather
with all due Justice 10 tho popular
Frenchman, l think I am not step
ping too far when | ray thnt it is
about timo our sporting scribes were
taking the lid OF tho can: were get
ting out their musty dope sheets: and
were passing judgment upon Georges
ability as ring general by what he
has already shown In HIS past per
formances.
All OF which means that the fans are
setting tired OF being flattered about
the scientific Frenchman; they want
no truth and nothing but the truth
md with this point in view | would
a kc my fling
Georges Carpenter first heralded
into tho puEilistic iimelght by his X
English heavics.
II ia true that previous to this 1ght
Georges fought several interesting
bouts. but since n consideration of
these lights would rather prove a dis
/ paragcmcnt than credit TO his record
IN persuancc with my policy OF fair
play. | shall tako Carpenter only
| from the time OF his meteorlc rise. w,
start then with the one-act affair hc
pulled Off with Joe Beckett Tha'
stunt, like the shot NJ Lexington
seemed 10 go around the world" Al
Europe went frenzy with applause .oi
tho wonderful achievement of N,
lFrenchman and the American sporting
fraternity in a most Complmentat
manner Immediately followed suit.
The fact was stressed that Carpen
tier wns product of the World Wai
l-"sll hall the herp"--Carpentier bea
Beckett in Ices than half n stanza-
AL hall the prodigy
laughed and ton others seeing tha
somebody. laughed also. somebody m
lplauded and q thousand others seeiu,
that somebody. applauded also. -hu
then that's human nature "a they Al,
down home"
But really what was the wonder
nIl achievement" made by Carpentie
. that warranted such n round OF en-
thusiasm? Carpenter beat Recket.
And who was Beckett? We'll. befur
he mot Carpenter as far "a American
fight fans were concerned he Nigh
have been Ru Egyptian mummy am
| after he met carp. why ne might hav
been stll less.
Joe Beckett as prizohghter has
rating about ON a par with Fred Fu'
ton. Both have beaten n few "rut
= ters" and both have carefully ",
hearscd how to take tho acrobatic 10
whenever they met n halfway ord II
AIRY boxer.
But Carn managed TO get away VIII
ths set-up and the popularity Il
shared was not diE4imilar TO that no-
being enjoyed by Luis tfrpo In Argcr
tina because he beat a couple OF third
b rate American boxers.
Nor was Georges very long sati,
iicd with his newly earned glory. h,
D like Alexander. he decided 20 step OF
. and conquer new laurcle
o According 90 plan Icvinsky was IN
next victim tho FrenChman picked q
and with the knocking OF the Battl,
for a row of dlll pickles no went hon
10 find himself the Iight-heaN
. Champion OF THE WORLD.
And that utle with the phrase "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
SEVENTH WARD AND
ST. MARY'S TOMORROW

Seventh Ward and st. Mary's. OF
the city League. are billed To meet
at Fourth and Church tomorrow In
what shculd he one OF the best and
hardest fought games of the city
League layout. The last game saw
st Mary's on the long end of the
score. and the Seventh Ward Chicks
ARE determined to even up the count.
All Seventh Ward players are request
ed 10 meet at the club. l1obs Lincoln
street. not later than b.t5 To go 70
the East side by bus.
The Scvenh Ward players will be
the guests OF the association at a
luncheon and gct-together in the club
rooms Thursday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
SEND YOUR SCHEDULE
TO 4. r.. SPORT EDITOR

Every Evening deslres to pub
lish a complete record OF schedul
ed games. grounds and other in
formation, for information for
both players and fans. Send
In your proposed games and
playing grounds. Let the other
people know what you are doing.
In this way the fans will have a
complete calendar OF ball games
scheduled on various city dia-
monds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
BRITT0y STARTS WORK
FOR FUSS WITH BENNY

Welterweisht Champion Jack
Britton is back in New York
after a tour Of the West, to be-
gin training for his bout with
Benny Leonard. The veteran
Britton will have to be in great
shape for that affair. II Leon
ard should be disposed TO go
after him in earnest. Britton
seems 10 be feeling his age. Last
week he had narrow escape
from losing his crown to Ray
Long, an unknown, in a bout at
Oklahoma City. Britton was
lucky TO get a draw at the end
of II rounds. in which the un-
known treated him with scant
respect. One OF these days the
decision will not be draw.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
Chester Bouts Postponed.

On account of the Tender Barrett
fight in Philadelphia. the aIl-star pro-
gram of the Tuxedo Club has been
laid over until Thursday. The bouts
were scheduled for tonight at Smedley
baseball park. The card and time
will be the same on Thursday evening.
Bucky McGinnis the local favorite Is
carded TO meet Jerry in the main pre-
lirlinar-N-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
CATHOLIC LOOP GAMES.

The Catholic Twilight League fans
will be treated 20 two games this
evening when St. AIMS viii face the
Pioneers at Eighteenth and Van Bureu
with Tmpires Mcguire officiating
Brownson Will meet St Patricks in
the other game at Seventeenth and
Church with Cunningham as the ar
bitter The ST. Hedwig-St. Mary game
has been postponed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06

idea OF being sure you can do a thing
Is great stun. The next time l go
against bird haven's been able TO
hit. I'll think OF you walking In here
and knocking me of for an insurance
contract"
The incident gives an interesting
sldelight on the value of the mental
attitude in those who attempt to rise
above the ordinary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
Girls Game Thursday Evening.

The Electric Hose and Rubber Com
pany Girls team will play the team
from the pennsy Railroad offices at the
Ninth Ward grounds, Twonty-second
and Clsymont streets. Thursday even
ing AT $50 o'clock. Both teams have a
large following and n large crowd is
expected To be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06

"TIZ" Is grand: "TIZ" VIII lure your
foot troubles so youU Esvee limp 80
draw I'D your face IN pain. Your
shoes won't seem tight and }your feet
viii never. never hurt or get sore,
swollen or tired.
Get a box at any drug or depart
nent store. and get relief Eor a f,~
cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
Two Games For ~. Paurs.

The 81 Paul's team viii have p pa'r
Of hard games tho latter part - his
week on Friday night tho 81. Paurs
team will play tho NJ. Salem Church
team a. the Rockford Tower grounds
at els O'Clock. and on SATURDAY ths
team win journey to Middletown 20
play The track outft Of that town
All 81. Paul's PLAYERS are requested
20 he on hand at Ninth and Market
streets Saturday afternoon ~ 40
o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
Speaker Seriously Ill.

Cleveland, O., June 6.-Tris Speaker,
manager OF the Cleveland baseball
team, will be out of the game for at
least a week and probably longer, his
physician announced today.
Speaker is suffering with a severe
attack Of bronchitis. which tn ply
sician says threatens to develop into
pneumonia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
FIFTH STRAIGHT FOR ADLOJ,

Adlon Seconds won their f1fth
straight game yesterday when they
took Rosemont Jrs. into camp. II 10 5.
The feature OF the game was the pitch
Ing of j. Churnside. A johnson fea-
tured for the losers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
Falrvlew 10 Meet Dela ware Bronze.

Two rivals clash at Eighth avenue
and Duncan streets this evening. when
the FaIryiew and Delaware Bronze
teams meet in a twilight engagement
starting at o'clock. The players of
both teams are requested TO be on
hand at 5.45 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
Nyoda Club Dance Thursday.

Members Of the Nyoda Club have
arranged fer q dance to be given
Thursday evening In st. Patrick's Han.
Fourteenth and King streets. Music
will be furnished by Millard Craw-
fords Orchestra, formerly ths Metro
politan Four
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
pla,let at Tower Hill Today.

The playlets which were TO have
been given by the kindergarten classes
of Tower Hill School and were twice
postponed because Of rain will be
held at o'clock this afternoon regard
less of the weather
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06

matter " p a
ails your feeE
or what under
the sun you've
tried without
geftinz{ relief.
just "a = =
~TTz." |
TTZf draw,
ont IalI ne
poiSonosls ex-
.udationls which
puff IL ths
feet: T1Z' <
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
NATIONAL LEa6UE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
40 gameR scheduled
NATION IEAGTK.

Boston. 8 st. Louis. o.
Philadelphia -PittsburE-rain.
Other clubs not scheduled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
'TIZ" FOR TENDER,
SORE, TIRED FEET

All what relief. 40 mora t,-ed
feet: no more burning feet. svollen,
bad smelling. Rwesty feet. 40 nnrs
pain IN corns. callouses or bunions. No
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06

Want driver7 Telephone = clasn.
ned ad.--Call 200.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06

and
ranking extremely high Her achievement winning Intercollegiate
two years IN succession notable turn but when comes to any attempt
to rank universities athletic assignment
More Quality Thano Quantity
Americas
lacks
With ITutchison Barnes and Hagen blazing
Mallory
been distinct belief for time that Mile enEen would tackle
Mrs Mallory
heir not bo at ,op FORM
professional ranking
where the odds against any one man are at least $ to J.
the odds
overwhelming perhaps nothing
ii Carpenter.
Dear Sir:
Carpenter Carpenter right
well cot before delivering IT, know comes fast with lot OF stun back
Pntburs windmill will have him hwnderd
enough was never any too keen about the tumble stun
There is respect where Ruth will Cobb
time early his
s Doc White had him faded for more than whercupon Cobb
put all the
"souhpsvs"
Keen about the dr0sH attending tho game his lack OF sufficient hard
tcc
philosopher
o be
by
golfer in the British Open was turned out last June at St
Andrews when Tommy
two strokes back Of Huchson wchered
he
isn't century
or and with all the whrr
Donaldson the Australian
'aster than S-lo But
Wherever ST Louis finishes in the
they
players taken by other teams Speaker Ruth Collins,
ajoie King Kelly John Carkn
their
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

A NJ r. RltAA LEAb L E.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at ST. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Boston.
cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06


Epworth VS.. Bethany, Rsyrard
No. 4.
Mt. Salem va. Brsndywine,
Rockford. No. 2.
Catholic LcA4ue.
Pioneers vs.. ST. AIMS Ray
nard. No. ..
St PauIck'' W. Brynson.
Kirkvood Park.
Hercules &C" vs.. Hercules a."
Baynard. No. ].
du Pont vs.. Defiance, Rockford
No. /.
snappcrs vs.. Merwick. Eden.
No. !.
Brown.on vs.. Newport Con-
rad.
Black Sox VS.. Crescent Giants
Harlan Field.
McCabe Va. New Castle, at
New Castle.
Fa!rview VS.. Delaware Bronze,
Eighth avenue and Duncan
street, 6 p. m.
WEDNESDAY.
City League.
Unien VS.. krebs. Baynard, No.
!.
ST. Hedwig's vs. Eastlske.
Military Grounds.
parkside VS.. Edge Moor, Edge
Moor. Umpire-Cunningham.
Seventh Ward vs.. 81. Mary's,
Fourth and Church. Umpire
Rickerts.
Defiance va. Bankers. Twenty
ninth and Market. Umpire
Brittinshann.
Old Men vs.. Marshallton,
kirkwood Park.
snappers vs.. Rose Hin, Eden.
No. ].
Seventh Ward VS.. st. Mary'..
Fourth and Church.
seventh Ward girls We. Press
Recreation girls. Eighteenth and
Van Burcn, $50.
Delaware Bronze Independents
We. Iive Points. Five Points.
THURSDAY.
Church League.
McCabe Va. Trinity. Baynarl.
No. 4.
Cooknan VS.. Second Baptist,
Rockford. No. 2.
Brsndywine vs.. Westminster.
Twenty-ninth and Market Sta.
Umpire-Ellis
/ Catholic League.
\ s,. Patrick's VS.. 81. Thomas,
\ Kirkwood
\ ST. Mary's vs. ST. AIMS,
II Christiana.
Brownson We. Pioneers, Sec
ond and du pont.
hercules ID" VI. Hercules
"A" Baynard. No. !.
Seventh Ward va. Wilmington
Giants, Fourteenth and Wood
lawn.
Electric Hose and Rubber girls
We. Pennsy Railroad girls
Twenty-second and Clayrnont.
Bachsr1ch Giants va. Con-
shohocken, Harlan Field. y. IN
FRIDAY.
II Church League
ST. Stephens vs. First NJ. j.
Bsynard No. 1.
Grace VS.. West, Rockford, No
ST. Paul's VS.. Mt. Salem, Rock
ford. No. !.
III Bacharach Giants VS.. Rogers
ford. Harlan Field.
/ High School vs. Chester
Pennsy Field. $50 y. m
snappers VS.. Defiance. Eder
iN No
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06

Tire repair? Read the classified
Ads.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-06
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEk
TONIGHT.
TUESDAY.
- -

Epworth vs. Bethany, Rsynard
No. 4.
Mt. Salem va. Brsndywine,
Rockford. No. 2.