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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
HIGH SWAMPS NINE
. FROM HADDON HEIGHTS
Cherry and White Players Keep
Up Their Maddening Pace
and Take Easy One.

Wilmington High ran their total Of
runs up to 125 when they set Haddon
Heights down yesterday, 1913. Last
year they beat the Jerseyites 81. Jim
Rickards and "Duckie" Carton did
the twirliug for the Cherry and White.
Two OF ITaddon Heights runs were
horrers, while Dawson. Idchenstein
Donaldson and Richards contributed
Purchase plays. Dawson's coming with
tho bases loaded. The locals toyed
with Haddon Heights after they had
run up n ten-run lead. Every player
was used except two pitchers. White
and Wood, Ashton using 12 men.
Capt. Jones was given an afternoons
rest by watching his scrub team work
! Jim Richards was also given n rest
after tho sixth inning He will start
against Chester High on next Tues
/ day. Wood will face Temple Prep to-
/ day and expects TO turn ir High 5
eleventh win OF the season. The boy
twirled good ball against GOldey and
deserves his turn on the Varsity staff
Haddon Heights put up a miserable
game Of baseball yesterday and were
outclassed in all stages of t11e game
Their only outstanding feature wa,
their cheering section. which Travelled
across the river to root for the team.
The score:
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81 feet, 2 inches; Seaford. Elmer
Hastings. second. 55 feet. 9 inches;
Georgetown. Jack Layton, third, 81
feet.
Baseball accuracy throw, girls. rs
pounds-Seaford. Ruby Tubbs, first;
Seaford. Ruth Elliott. second; Milton,
Marie Williams. third.
Basketball distance throw, girls. s5
pounds-Milton. Helen Magee, first;
Georgetown, Olga Maloney. second; |;
Seaford, Katherine Fogle, third. Dis
tance. As feet, 9 inches.
Baseball distance throw, girls. un-
limited weight-Greenwood, Myrtle
Clifton, first; Millsboro, Elizabet
Ellis, second; Seaford, Helen jefferson.
third. Distance, 172 feet
Basketball distance throw, boys, 90
pounds-Selbyville, James Townsend,
first; Greenwood. Amos Stayton. sec
ond; Milton. Carey Clifton, third
Distance, 1s4 feet.
Baseball distance throw, boys. lis
pounds-Georgetown Charles Short
first; Seaford. Royce Jones, second;
Greenwood. Ralph Snowberger. third
Instance, Z49 leet, lncneS.
Events d.
Carl Schmidlin OF Caesar Rodney
School, Camden-'Wyoming, in charge
20o-yard relay, girls. so pounds
Seaford, Louise Shockley, Louise
Smoot, Margaret Hill and Lotta Moore
first; Milton, Clara Clendaniel, Mary
Postles. Phyllis Wilson. and Louise
Johnson, second: Greenwood. Gladytt
Iornberger, Lola Hornberger, Mar
jorie Frye and Madeline Frye, third
Time, 81 2-3 seconds.
200-yard relay. girls, 95 pounds
Greenwood, Mary Clifton, IAliar
Isaacs, Margaret Talnan and Orphis
| Warrington, first; second place no
reported; Georgetown, Pauline War
rington, Margaret Lynch, Nora Gooc
and Mabel Tindall, third. Time, 302t
seconds.
| 200-yard relay, girls. 115 pounds
Milton, first; Seaford, second
Georgetown, third; names of team
members not reported; time, 264
seconds,
| 2oo-yard relay. junior, girls-Sea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
BEACON TO LEAVE
ON SOUTHERN TRIP
Tenth Street Players Plan
Plenty OF Sport Through
Delaware Peninsula.

Beacon Will hop or Monday morn
Ing ut 8 o'clock for tho long i2-day
baseball trip down through the Del
marvia peninsula. A big bus will take
tho boys from town 10 town through
out tho journey.
Tho Tenth street squad hopes to
stage = comeback on this trip 10 cover
up tho last games played this season.
Coach Boggs has been handing his
proteges a few. pointers on what to do
and how to do It ON their trip and
especially when stopping In each town
to play.
Through Delaware and Maryland
Beacon may meet with much success
but the little towns OF Virginia may
prove too much for they have a won
derful rep" down there as baseball
| PLAYERS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
DEMPSEY ON WAY HOME.
Will Train to Meet Carpenter
After Vaudeville Engage
ment is Filled.
BY Associated Press to Every evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
London. May f3.-Jack Dempsey.
accompanied by the two rather for
bidding looking dogs he acquired over
here. boarded a train at Waterloo
Station today for Southampton 20
sail on the Aquatania for New York.
He said that after his vaudeville tour
in America he would begin training
in England for his fight with Car
pentier, which it was announced yes
terday had been arranged to take
place in London or Paris some time
before next May.
Dempsey was asked IL he though
Carpenter would have a chance 20
defeat him in their coming battle.
Carpenter always has a chance
to beat anybody" the champion re-
piled. There is only 4 little over five
pounds difference IN our weights. he
is a great fighter, and IL he had hir
me half an inch lower the last time
it would have been all up with me-"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
EASTERN SHORE ATHLETES
TO HAVE TRACK MEET

Chestertown. Md. May 13.-Wash-
ington College is holding its first an
nual Eastern Shore interscholastic
championship athletic meet at Wash
ington Field on Saturday. May 81,
1922. Preliminaries will begin prompt
ly at IL a. m. and the finals will be
run in the afternoon.
The entry list is open not only to
the winners at the county meets. but
also to any and all bona fide students
who can meet age and weight condi-
tions.
This meet is given with the approval
of the Public Athletic League, and is
In no way intended as a substitute
for the State meet at Homewood in
June. 1t is strictly an Eastern Shore
event--an attempt to get together our
Eastern Shore boys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13

zi0-yard walk. Junior. boys-Seaford,
Harry Darbie. first: Georgetown,
Homer Lynch. second: Georgetown,
Thomas Harrington. third. Time. 2
minutes, 22 seconds.
Events B.
ID. A Petry OF Selbyville In charge
Standing broad jump, boys so
pounds-Greenwood, Lester Draper.
first. "a feet: Georgetown, John
Macklin, second. IN feet; Seaford,
stephen Van Lear, third, feet, IL
/ inches.
/ Running broad Jump. boys, 115
pounds-Seaford. Granville Culver,
first; Is feet, 8 inches; Georgetown,
Lloyd Short, second. IS feet, III
inches; Greenwood. Robert Arnett,
third. IA feet, inches.
Running broad jump. SENIOR boys
Seaford, Albert Hin. first: Seaford,
Alton ODay. second; Georgetown,
Howard Wilkins. third. Distance, II
feet. s inches.
Running broad jump. Junior, boys
Seaford. Walter Hatfield, first; Sea-
ford. Irving Carpenter, second;
Pennington. Ralph Collins, third
Distance, feet. 6 inches.
Hop, skip and jump. boys IS pound.
Milton. George Lynch. first; Milton
Sinclair Halvalka, second; Georgetown
Cyrus Hatfield. third Distance. no,
reported.
Shot put, Junior. boys-Seaford
George Huston, first: Seaford, Harr,
King. second; Georgetown, Herman
Fleetwood, third. Distance, not re.
ported.
Shot put. senior. Georgetown
Alton lsaacs. first; Seaford, William
Kinney. second; Bridgeville, Fret
Wiley, third. Distance, not reported
Events c.
Wilbur II. Jump of the State De
partment Of Education in charge.
Dodgeball high toss. girls, so pounds
Milton. Clara Clendaniel, first
Georgetown, Margaret Wilson, second
Milton. Phyllis Wilson, third. Time
, l2 seconds.
Dodgehall distance throw, boys. 8,
lpounds-Seaford, Howard Stein, first
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
SUSSEX Athletes Make Good Showing at Georgetown Me

ford, Helen Jefferson. Nellie Payne,
Dorothy Harrington and Hattie
Short. nrst; Milton, Elizabeth IAnk,
Oerta Campbell. second; Milisboro,
Elizabeth Ellis. Dolia Jones, rmma
Timmons and Pomela Glover. third.
Timc. not reported.
4<0-yard relay. boys, 20 pounds
Seaford. Kari Utx, James Adams.
Van Lear stephency and Howard
Stein. flrst; Milton. Ralph Reed.
Carey Clifton, John Lynch and Ralph
Martin. second; Georgetown. Jack
Layton. John Macklin, Thomas Cal
houn md Edward Jester, third. Time
SIN seconds.
440-yard relay. boys, 9b pounds
Milton. Russell Reed. Vernon John
son, Orean Meseick and TTprcoe
Wallis. nrst; seaford, Parker Knowl-
ton. Allen Stack. Ray King and
George Cole. second Greenwood
Enos Stayton. Paul Reynolds, wi,son
Wiloy and win1cr Morris, third
Time. GIN seconds.
+4o-yard relay, boys. 11s pounds
Georgetown. Charles Short. Calet
Wright, Rowland Vaughan and
Lloyd Short, FIRST; Seaford. Royce
Jones, William Grifnth, Granville
Culver and Marion Pier.on. eecond
Greenwood. Robert Adams, wyns
Iyden. Lester Porter and Nelson Da-
Wis. third. Time. bb% seconds.
ss0-yerd relay. Junior. boys-Sca
ford. William Kinney. james Fog1e
Harry Darbie and Irving Carpenter
first: Millsboro, Everett Messick
Frank Carmine. Mayer Ablcman an,
Irving Burton. second: Milton. Ear
Walls. Samuel Williams, INLAND Pep
per and Joseph Hslvalka third. Time
minute, 4bh seconds.
Medley relay. three-foirths Of
mile. senior. boys Milton, Belts. Pep
per. Goodwin and Dickerson. FIRST
Georgetown. Francis Short, CAspe
Jones. Howard Wilkins and Alto-
Isaacs. second. Time, 2 minutes 45t
seconds.
. Total Scores.
= Total scores at the field md trac,
meet were as follows: Seaford IA
points; Georgetown. 81; Milton, "a
Greenwood. 30; Millsboro. 25; selby
vile, IL; Cannon. 10: Frankfort
Bethel and Neal. 6 each: Laurel an
, Lord Baltimore, each; Iewes an
Galloway. each; Bridgeville an
Pennington, / each.
Blue ribbons wers awarded for fr,
prize. red ribbons for second and viii,
ribbons for third.
, Tho Negro schools OF sussex count
VIII have parade and field and trac
= meet at Georgetown next Friday.
Z The annual field and track meet ,
p the Kent county schools will be he1
at the Caesar Rodney School. Camder
Wyoming, May 10 and the annu
parade and field and track meet OF II
g New Castle county schools at Il
g University Of Delaware, Newark, Ma
;, 26.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
TENNIS MATCHES on
AT DU PONT CLUB
Tennis.

The tennis matches between the
Blue and White teams OF the du Pont
Country Club. which were scheduled
for May 6. were finally contested yes
Iterday afternoon at the clubs courts
the Blue team scoring a 8 to victory
over White.
The results:
Lammot du Pont OBJ lost to w. w.
Carpenter (W) I'll.
X. N. Milligen OBJ lost TO ]. B. Whit
ney (W) Ga, As, TO.
A. w. Koffenberger OBJ defeated
Frank +. Palmer. Us, ga.
II. p. Potter (B) defeated r. ]. Ken
dali (W) Go, 6-1.
N. C. Longmire OBJ defeated Mr..
Mcsparren (W) e-3. as, GA.
-du P
Blue Victor Over Green.
In the second team match of the
May 10 between Green and Blue
teams was played off, with Blue car
rying Off the honors three matches &C
two.
Lammot du Pont OBJ defeated T. W
Harris (G) Us, 4-6, 6-1.
A. w. Koffenberger OBJ defeated r. B
Cooper go 6-3. GA.
N. C. Longmire OBJ lost to e. r
Manchester (G) 6-1, 2-6, Ga.
r. N. Milligen (B lost to J. w. Kins
man (G) Ga, 6-1.
H. p. Potter (B) defeated ]. w
Blackinson (G) 81, SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
CHESAPEAKE CITY
WANTS GAMES

Chesapeake city has now organized
a first-class baseball team and would
ike TO arrange games with any first
class team IN this vicinity, especially
Mlddletown.
Chesapeake City defeated Middle
town on their own grounds last year
and would Ike to have the opportunity
to clash with them again this year. as
much rvalry exists between these two
fDVCua
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
MICKEY NORRIS WINS
OVER JIMMY MAYB00k

Mickey Morris last night defeated
Jimmy Maybook at Smedley Field, in
six-round bout. The local boy had
Maybook groggy in the second and
last rounds. A large number of fans
from this city attended the bouts.
a bout scheduled between Kid John
son and Babe Ruth was called off.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
BASEBALL SCORE SHEETS
ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Baseball score sheets can now
be obtained at Every Evening
Office. The managers of teams
in and about the city are urged
to send IN their reports Of games
as soon as possible after their
completion. Every Evening
wants the news of all baseball
teams and viii publish results
OF ali contests. Address all COM
munications 20 Sports Editor or
bring the scores 70 the office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
NUMEROUS PRIZES
FOR BICYCLE RACES
Events TO be Held in Connec-
ton With Auto Races at
Fair Grounds.

/ Numerous prizes will be awarded for
/ the coming bicycle races and every boy
III years old and ovrr win have n
chance 70 show their ability. Following
| is the list Of events. the prizeg. and
the contributors. classified by Luther
/ Robinson. referee of the bicycle races
Event No. I.
Bicycle races. boys ii and - years
One mile. first prize. pair of bicycle
tires. contributor. John II Minnick.
For best time. bronze medal, CON
tributor, Cycle Trades Of America
New York City Second prize. pair %
lhandlebars. contributor. Kelly Handle
bars Co, Cleveland, Ohio Third prize,
n. r. model horn. contributor. seiss
Manufacturing Co., Toledo. ohio
Event No. 2,
Novelty, high wheel race, oue-ha',
mile. First prize, gold medal. con
tributor, Cycle Trades Of America,
New York city. Second prize. Ever
Resdy Gashllght. contributor. " ".
Bottomley.
Event No. ?.
| Bicycle race. boys 10 and - yssrH.
one and one-ha1f miles. First prize.
pair Of silvertown Cord tires. con
tributor. Goodrich Rubber Co. Akron,
ohio For best time, silver media
contributor, Cycle Trades Of America
New York city. Second prize, electric
bicycle light. contributor. Frank Nc
Kinney. s37 Tstnall street. Third
prize. pair Of mudguar6s and brares.
contributor. international stampir z
Co, Chicago. m.
Event No. 4.
J Novelty. motorcycle VS.. bicycle one
. mile. for men and boys. II years and
over First prize. pair Of pedals. con
J, trihutor. Torrington Co, TorrinEton
. Conn. Second prize set Of wrenches
? contributor, Frank Morsberg Co. At
q tlebOro, Mass
Event No. 8.
r Bicycle race. boys IS and ia yssrs
o two mres. First prize. gold watch
D. contributor, Eclipse Machine Co. Fl
S mira, New York. Second prizs. Per
: fecta carbide light. contributor. WI
y mipgton Cycle shop. Third prize. bi
't cycle tire. Raymond Stout. contributor
L Event No. ss-A.
, Potato Juggling contest. boys II sn'
IA years. novelty. First prize. bicyci'
" pump. contributor. Bridgeport Bras
% Co. bridgeport. Conn. Second prize
4. bicycle bell. contributor. Wilmington
70 Cycle Co.
re- Event No. S-B.
=. Briggs and Stratton notorwfee
~ race. two and one-haf miles, Firs
% prize. wv casing. contributor. Brigg
and Stratton Co. Milwaukee. Wis Soc
1nd prize, 7-W-i1 tube. contributor
, Briggs and Stratton Co, Milwaukee
T. Wis, and set Of wrenches, contributor
o referee. 2003 Van Buren, street. Thir
0 prize, bicycle horn and pair Of grips
n referee, 2003 Van Buren, street.
o Event No. Z.
y Novelty. bicycle uixup race. boys !
o and 16 years. one mile. First priz'
1920 pair Of pedals. contributor. Luthe
Robinson. 2003 Van Buren street. Sec
=. Ond prize, box Of Nokut plugs. con
0 tributor. Stevens & Co. New York Cit
Event No. &.
1 Bicycle race. men and boys. i year
2 and over. two and one half miles Firy
n prize. gold watch contributor. Ne
o Departure Manufacturing Co, Bristo
o Conn. Second prize, racing saddl
Persons Manufacturing Co, cor
tributor. Worcester, Mass. Thir
. prize, pair OF racing rins. contribute
TX American Wood Rim Co. Onawa;
rs. Mich.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
DOVER TEAM WINS.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, May 13-In a game of base
ball here, yesterday between Dover
High School and Harrington High
School, the local team won, to 3
Hurley, Dover's young pitcher was a
marvel, pitching eight innings with
apparent ease. He is a student in
the seventh grade at Dover High.
In a game here yesterday afternoon
between the Wesley Collegiate Insti-
tute and the Newark High School, the
Institute team won by = score of s
to 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
DOVER BEAT NEWARK.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. May 13.-The Wesley Col
legate Institute baseball team ex-
perienced little difficulty IN defeating
the Newark High School team by the
score Of s to 4 in game played yes
terday afternoon on the Academy feld.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
Girls, Team to PLAY.

The Baynard Girls will play the
Electric Hose and Rubber Co. team
at Eighteenth and Van Buren streets
Monday evening, at o'clock. The
Baynard Girls would like 10 hear from
any other team, phone, 2994-J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATURDAY

County League.
Five Points ve. Delaware City.
Marsballton vs. Newark.
Yorklyn vs New Castle.
Junior Suburban League.
Cragmore at Park Grove.
Ninth Ward ut Five Points.
Eleventh Ward at 81. Peters.
City League.
ST. Mary'a va. Eastlske.
Bankers & Brokers w. Edge
Moor.
Parksid VS.. 81. Hedwig's.
Union va. Defiance.
Krebs vs. Seventh Ward.
Golf.
First round. classes OF eight.
Wilmington Country Club.
Carney's Point Country Club
VS.. du Pont Country Club, st
Carney's Point Country club.
Baseball.
Wilmington High Va. Temple
Prep. Baynard Field. 245.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
BEATS DEEMER
AT NEW CASTLE

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle, May 13-The Deemer
A. c.. baseball team yesterday after
noon, at Battery Park was defeated by
fremont by the close score of Is to IA.
Manager Donald Banks of the Ire
mont team is anxious to receive chal-
lenges from any Ia to 16-year- old
team In or out of the city. Address
challenges TO the manager, 39 West
Fifth street The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
LONE STARS LOSE TO
WHITE STAR COMBINE

White Stars defeated Lone Stars.
"a, at the New Baynard Field. yes
terday. in well-played game. Ireland
had nine strikeouts to his credit. The
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis, 10; Athletics. 4.
New York, 10; Detroit, 3.
Boston. 3: Chicago, 0.
Washington, 8 Cleveland. 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. Z; Chicago, 4.
Cincinnati, 7: Brooklyn. s.
Pittsburg. 8; Boston. 3.
st. Louis, = New York. s
90 innings)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
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Matinee Races Start Today.

Four classy events will feature the
Opening days program of harness
racing at the Elsmere track of the
Delaware Horseshow Association to-
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
FRIENDS SECONDS DROP
GAME TO Z. VI. C.. PREP.

Friends Seconds lost the final game
of the season, yesterday. dropping a
fast game to the p. VI. c. Prep. School
of Chester to the tune Of IL to q.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
WILMINGTON HIGH
totals ................l2 10 81 !
HADDON HEIGHTS
Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Haddon Heights e.. o OF o o o. 3
Wilmington High 0 2 l --I2
struck out. by Carbon, 3 by Rick
ards. 4: by Spatesi, 3. Home runs.
Donaldson, Richards. Dawson and Lich-
enstein. Chairman. Davey. stolen bases.
Johnson. Weiner. Bradway. Umpire.
JODeS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13

Wilmington ............. 3 3 o 8 x-I6
Hatch Motors ........... O O o o. O
Two-base hits, Patton. Elwood Three
base hits, Nitchie. Donohue Home run
Nitchie. Struck out. by Ellwood, 2:
by Masten, o: by Smyth. /; by ID.
2; off Smyth, 2; Off Lipse. 8; off ID.
Flanagan, 2. Hits. off Smyth s in "a
inning; of e. Flanagan. In 2 innings
of Lipse, 2 In inning; OF ID. Flanagan,
Ogden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
GAMES MONDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
G0LDEY COLLEGE SWAMPS
NEW CASTLE HIGH

Goldey College baseball team beat
New Castle High yesterday afternoon.
The score:
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GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
GAMES TOMORROW.
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Wilmington Wins.

1910. at Second and du Pont streets,
last night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
WILMINGTON WINS.

Hatch Motors Swamped by Locals Mt
Second and du POnt streets.
Nitchie was the leader with the
stick with a circuit clout, triple and
single in four trips to the bat. Coyle
had three safe ones. The locals COM
pletely outclassed the visitors.
Tho S0ora.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
GAMES TOMORROW
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
GoLDEY COLLEGE.
, s.aass-aaass.s IL
NEW CASTL.
Total.

SCORE BY INNINGS
New Castle IL. s. 0 3 o o 2 2 0 0 p 9
Goldey College .... 4 l 1 o 4 , x-lS
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FRIENDS SECONDS.
Totals ...-in,;-.,;,...15 I71 2i 9
Totals

SCORE BY INNINGS N y
Friends Seconds o.. ? l o o.
p. NJ. G. Prep. .. 6 10 2 20 x-l2
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Novelty. motorcycle VS.. bicycle. ore
mile. for men and boys. II years and
over First prize. pair Of pedals. cor-
trihutor. Torrington Co, Torrington.
Conn. Second prize. set Of wrenches.
contributor, Frank Morsberg Co. At
tleboro. Mass
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Bicycle race. boys IS and ia years
two mres First prize, gold watch
contributor, Eclipse Machine Co. FL
mira, New York. Second prizs. Per
fecta carbide light. contributor. VIII
mipgton Cycle shop. Third prize. bi-
cycle tire. Raymond Stout contributor.
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Copyright 1921. New York Tribune Inc. Trade Ma
Patent ONCE
The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-22
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.

With so many radio outfits spring
ing up around town, funny things
are happening. Some sensitive per
sons are having an awful time get
ting to sleep because of the bed
time story catching on the springs
Of their. beds. A row of iron disE
rags at Hanson's Five and Dime
frigh ghtened the lady clerks out of a
weeks appetite by giving lecture
on careless husbands by Larry
Loose Coupler Of Pittsburg. Another
lady whose boy is installing a radio
outfit, was talking to. neighbor
with potato masher in her hand.
when all Of sudden the masher
Joined in the conversation; both
ladies tainted and the potato mash
er quit after giving the weather re-
port and singing a song. If these
things aren't true we're a liar
Port Allegheny (Pa.) Reporter and
Argus.