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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
DEFIANCE QUINTET
TO PLAY DOVER FIVE
Local Players Will Visit Capital
Tomorrow Night in First
Game.

Defiance Bulldogs" have accepted
The challenge OF the Dover National
Guards 10 play FOR the State cham
pionship, The first OF the three-game
series VIII be staged in Dover tonTor-
row night, the second will be played IN
Wilmington during the coming week.
and the third game II necessary will
be agreed upon by the two teams.
Defiance will be represented by Ma
gill, Lowell, Shields. kerriEan, Walsh
Calvin, Quinn. Lannan, Gillespie and
Johnny Fslliben. Dover Will use
O'Nenl. W. jackson. H. jackson,
Moore. Cole. Keith and Vice.
Although on January 2 the Defiance
team invited games from az clubs in
the State who felt capable of wrest-
ling the State championship. II Is only
now that one challenger has appeared
who was Immediately accepted.
Although the Dover team holds q
win over Mt. Vernon and Defiance
holds one over s.. Marys, the presen nj
contenders for the City League title
yet the winners OF the State champion
ship series have agreed 10 give al
logical contenders chance at the
hOnors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
Chesterus. Wilmington High; ST. Marys Wins Cage Title
WAS STAR OF DOVER
QUINTET IN PENN TOURNAMENT

The winning
iansdae
series Upper Darby High School
Darby Their defense
of the defeat.
Many fully the
the other Jackson
clever Capitol boys
a points
Jackson
without help his teammates
considered
vana Many college coaches
Athlete
basketball player their
of the IS points
which the cabe
the guard position and the position
should
eagle for the basket that pulled High
The Dover High
they made the University
The Dover quintet School
pionshp
State to to Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
SALISBURY PLANS
MODERN BALL PARK
Field to be Put in Shape for
Coming Season at Out
lay of $4,000.

Salisbury, Nd, March 1o.-This city
will have a baseball plant second to
none on the Eastern Shore il the
present plans OF the management of
the Salisbury Baseball Club mature.
Gordy Park. the scene Of the State
championship games between Princess
Anne and Frederick last sea son. has
been purchased by the club manage
ment and an additional so feet of the
adjoining property owned by the w.
r. Messick Ice Company will be taken
In, thus extending back the short
right field fence which has been an
impeachment in previous years. The
present grandstand at the park viii
be torn down and a new structure
erected so that the diamond may be
swung around. making the field of
regulation size.
The contemplated improvements
when completed, will cost IN the neigh
borhood OF $40, 900, including the pur-
chase price Of the field, and additional
grounds. This money will be raised
by issuing stock. which will begin in
a few weeks. DR.. Samuel A. Graham
is treasurer Of the club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
coaching the young twirlers.

coaching the young twiriers.
While the batting practice was going
on yesterday afternoon, Coach Shipley
used Williams, jackson, Hoch and
Nutter back OF the bat at intervals.
There promises to be hard battle for
this position on tho team Jack"
Williams is out for baseball for the
first time since he entered college. He
caught on the Newark High team be-
fore entering Delaware. He has made
both the football and basketball teams
and has decided TO make a try for base
ball honors. Nutter. who was second
string man back Of the bat last sea-
son may make a fight for the outfeld
as well as back of the bat, and his
hitting would probably help him. The
work OF both Jackson and Hoch back
Of the bat was watched with interest
yesterday. They both look like good
stickers. Jackson hits right handed
while Hoch lines them out from the
port side.
Yesterday was the first appearance
of Lowell. the Wilmington freshman
in a Delaware baseball uniform. Coach
Shipley gave him a chance to work
Jul a. I'LL VI OdSSs AAlNI the Dat[lnH
practice was over Shipley sent a
large squad to the upper end OF the
| field to chase fungoes, and kept an in
| field at the lower end OF the field 10
work under his personal directions.
! Mcdonald. the cleanup hitter of
/ last years team was at his Old posi-
ton on first and "Ysp," the Chinese.
was sent to third. It is dollars TO
doughnuts that at least these two men
will be holding down those respective
positions when the Jump" calls play
ball. AS "Skeet" Wilson was absent.
Mccormick, a likely looking freshman
was sent TO second and Challenger to
short. The latter was not out for the
team last year. but will make a strong
bid for an infield job this season, and
promises to make all other candidates
hustle for short at least until Mike"
Underwood gets in shape.
zap at third attracted more atten-
ton than any one else. The young
Chinese has had considerable expert
ence and handled himself like a vet
eran, but was inclined TO take too
many chances with his arm. whipping
them over to Mcdonald at first in
mid season fashion until cautioned by
Coach Shipley TO cut il out Shipley
warned all the players to not take
any chances with their whips" by
cutting loose so early. but at that had
TO repeatedly caution them. they APP
ipearing anxious to shoot them across
the diamond.
Challenger handled himself well
around short. and Mccormick also
worked fairly well at second. After
working these four men for about
half an hour In the infield. with him
self hitting grOunders to them. Ship
ley sent them to the showers and
went through the same performa nee
with Mehelvie at first, Webb at sec
ond. Hunt. short. and Loven at third
The days practice was success and
several more warm afternoons will
put the squad in fair shape.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
COLDEY COLLEGE CLUB
MEMBERS HAVE DEBATE
Agree Young Men Today Have
Better Opportunities Than
Their Forefathers.

The regular bi-weekly meeting OF
the Goldey College Commercial Club
was held "Wednesday afternoon In the
Commercial Department rooms Jethro
Adams. president OF the club, presided.
After the club sang the Goldey
College song. President Adams called
for debate on the question:
Resolved: That the average young
man OF today has greater opportuni-
ties 10 make life a success financially
than his forefathers.
The speakers were for the af1rma
tive: Jethro Adams. Jack. Shtofmnn:
for the negative: c. d. Shippers, J. c.
Jenness.
Speeches were limited TO seven
minutes each with n rebuttal of two
minutes for each OF the first speak
ers
The four participants presented their
views in convincing and interesting
manner and the opinions OF the audi
ence seemed about equally divided
as to which side had won. The de-
.cision OF the judges. however. WIS in
favor OF the affirmative
Tho piano solos OF Lillian NJ. Brown
were much enjoyed and the parlia-
mentary drill conducted by @. c.
Greene OF the Commercial Faculty de-
veioped many interesting and vniu-
able points.
Singing by the club, Sweet and
Low closed the programme.
The committee which arranged the
M frs h..
Of Martin Bowe. Jeanette westerfieId
and G. c. Greene. The next meeting
Of the club will be held on March %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
GOLFERS WATCH CHICAGO WITH INTEREST

Local followers the
the Porter
the
world although
population addition
IN length the outer commissioners planning
anoer Iu course
Besides the public links conducted by
forest preserve there
commissioners call
- ~ '
All the Chicago
Cheago last used by
AZ Jackson Park accommodated golfers 100
The rapid increase in the
SHOWS the
are mat the local will
from the
II was in operation last season. ~ ~ '"'e "i''ch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
BOYS SET FOR TURKEY
LEAGUES BIG BANQUET
Junior Members of Y. M. C.. A.
Anticipate Gala Time in
Gymnasium Tonight.

In the Y. NJ. e. a. gymnasium this
evening beginning at $50 O'Clock the
Boys Division will have their Turkey
Lesgue banquet.
This Is an event toward which the
boys are looking forward with healthy
appetites. The banquet will include
turkey and all the fxin's. even TO ice
cream and cake.
The feature OF the evening viii be
the presentation Of the besutiful low
ing cup 10 Ellsworth H Horney. of
the High School class, for winning
the highest individual honors out Of
field Of le5 contestants. The
presentation Will be made by William
G. Corey, who is an active member OF
the Physical Department Committee
Silver medals Will also be presented
20 Roger II. Holt Of the Older Juniors
and Charles Dawson OF the Younger
Juniors who tied for second place,
and bronze medal TO Paul Adams for
winning third. Another group Of
prominent young athletes will be the
members OF the winning teams. the
Tigers. Yale. Marines and L. s. S.
Del. who will occupy seats at the
honor table. Each member OF the teams
Will be awarded a handsome Turkey
League ribbon.
The Banquet Committee OF the
Mothers Council. OF which Mrs. Z. O.
Barton is chairman. and Frank =
Mitchell. who has charge OF the cul-
mary end OF Il. have promised tc
have everything prepared in style
Aubrey Hopes orchestra will furnish
music during the dinner.
Leroy f. Sparks will preside az
tcaStmsster. DIR. George D. Allison o.
the Second Baptist church will be III,
principal speaker. Several specia
musical numbers will be offered bS
Miss Edna Seaman, Warren Menden.
hall. Harry w. Loose. Walter Menden.
hall, and with massed singing and veil.
the Turkey League banquet VIII reacf
the climax of the present season.
activities for members OF the Boys
Division.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
LAUREL QUINTET
TRIMS SELBYv|LLE
High School Faculty Sextette
Defeated by Fast Girl
Players.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Laurel. March 10.--The High School
faculty sextette engaged the regular
High School girls sextette in the pre-
liminary basketball game in the gym
nasiun Of the new high school build
Ing Wednesday night and were de-
feated by the high school girls team.
IA 10 12. The game was interesting
and the faculty team proved no easy
picking for the regulars.
In the second game, Laurel High
School boys met the fast going Selby-
Vile quintet and defeated them. 35 TO
q. Both teams displayed remarkable
team work and the playing in the
first half was on par with the best
seen here this year. Beachamp was
the stellar light for selbyville with 3
field goals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
ALLEN ELECTED TO
LEAD OLYMPIC CLUB

The newly organized Olympic A.
c. held It's first meeting in Pythian
Castle last night.
The following men were elected as
officers. President, George Allen, vice
president, Reese Baker; treasurer,
Paul Conner, financial secretary,
Samuel Briefnan; recording secre-
tary, Harry Pogue; corresponding sec
rotary, Charles Hayes, and sergeant
alarms. Paul Mark.
Suitable quarters have been Sc
cured and plans are being made to
furnish the rooms in an up TO date
manner. One feature OF the rules Of
the new organization is the fact that
only American citizens are eligible
to membership.
About 80 new members were taken
in at last nights meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
LOCAL QUAKERS TO
PLAY NEW YORK TEAMS
Friends School Quintet, With
Thirteen Victories, to Meet
Worthy Foes.

This evening at Sis. Wilmington
Friends will play the last game on It's
cage schedule. against New York
Friends. This is the second clash be-
tween these teams. Last year the
locals defeated the Brooklynites In
a fast 26-23 game, winning In a rensa4
tional cxtra-period squirt,
On Saturday, the locdls will travel
TO New York. there to play Brooklyn
Friends. Tho winner will get the
championship OF the Friends School
League OF othe East; as the locals Mt
present hold the high point In this
part of the country, and Brooklyn is
high in New York State.
Wilmington Friends is OF course
highly excited over tho prospect, as
they have already won thirteen con-
secutive victories. and hope TO round
out the season undefeated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
SALES|ANUM MEETS
SCHOLARSHIPS
Gold and White Players Will
Battle With Pick of Phila-
delphia Stars.

Having disposed OF New Castle High.
one OF the two contcndcrs FOR the sec
ondary school championship title by
nm overwhelming score. Saleeianum
has a possible chance OF claiming the
secondary title.
This game gave the Eighth street
school knights Of the wooden ways an
excellent chance to timber up for to-
nights frscas with the All-Scholastics
OF Philadelphia. Tho Quaker quintet
viii Journey down with high hopes Of
making quick work OF tho locals, bu.
they will have 10 show their wares.
when they buck up against the high
scorers OF the Gold and White. Except
Ing the Wilmington high games, this
match promises TO bring out a big lot
of fans for many OF them have already
heard OF the Philadelphia school boy
1--WE.
.Wetter. the star forward for
Frankford High. the one boy who
spoiled Saleeianums chance OF staying
In the Penn tourney. will line up with
the visitors when they toss the ball
on the local court. Mullln. considered
one OF the best shots in the Pennsy
team. will make the Salesianuns work
hard as he did when the Eighth street
hve stacked up against his school
team, West Catholic. Goldblatt needs
no mentioning. This lad halls from
Southern High. and has distinguished
himself both In his regular school
team and on the all-scholastic team
Tho preliminary attraction will be
almost as good as the real afrair.
Beacom's fieety runners will meet the
reserve men OF the Salesianum squad.
The Tenth streeters Will have 10 con-
tend with a lot of fast boys. FOR these
lads in ono or more games have act
ed ae regulars IN substitution.
The games VIII he staged at St
Joseph's gymnasium. The preliminary
viii be put on at $50 and will be fol-
lowed by the second game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
COAT tSV|LLE IN
ANOTHER FAILURE
High School Swimmers From
Penna. Cancel for Second
Time;Plan Other Meets.

Soatesville cancelled the meet
scheduled with Wilmington High last
Thursday. This is the second time
that Coatesville backed out of swim
ming meet with the Cherry and White
natators. Apparently Coatesville is
afraid OF drubbing since Ed Bardo
is now back with the team.
On March Is, the Delaware avenue
institution mermen will meet the
strong Germantown High swimmers.
The meet Will be staged in the local
Y. NJ. c. A. pool. A meet with Girard
College Is also under way.
The local mermen Will be sent
through some hard workouts thu COM
ing week as Coach Sparks would like
his proteges to cop this meet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
WILSON THANKS BoRAH.
Senator's Kindly Reference TO Him
Plcases EN-President-

Washington, March l0.--Woodrow
Wilson has written a letter 10 Sena-
tor William L. Borah of Idaho. But
the letter did not refer TO the treaties.
resulting from the Conference for the
Limitation OF Armaments. II was a
purely personal letter. the text OF
which Senator Borah will not make
public.
1t is believed. however. that II was
a letter In which Mr.. Wilson thanked
tho Senator from Idaho for tho kind
references he has made on many oc-
casions recently 10 the invalid ex-
President. especially the letter he sent
10 New York on the occasion OF the
dinner given In connection with the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
BEACON QUINTET WINS
OVER DU POINT HIGH

Beacon Business College basketball
team defeated du Pont High last
night, Ii 10 1s The game was fast
and interesting throughout. both teams
flashed a brilliant defense and the
scoring was held down. Beacon scor-
ed fiVe times from the field and du
Pont three.
du Pont led until the last few minutes
Of the first half, when the Tenth
Streeters tied the score. Woodland
and Harrington played best for the
winners. Livermore led the losers in
the scoring column. The score;
Beacon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10

The Grammar School Athletic
League basketball games are getting
hot and excitement Is furnished as
the series draw 10 a close.
Two fast games were played in the
High School gym yesterday afternoon,
which worked UP TO fever heat the
hundreds OF grammar school boys who
packed the gallery TO see their teams
do battle.
School No. % succeeded in defeating
No. "a, thus creating a tie with the
Reds for first place. while No. clean
ed up with No. 4. making another tie
f,r second place. The next two games.
which end the series. will be followed
with the keenest interest as Il will
take up TO the Last game TO determine
the new champions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
HIGH IN BATTLE
WITH CHESTER|TESI
Student Bodies to Turn Out in
Force at Delaware Avenue
Gymnasium.
" nmington

The big battle between Winnings
ton High and Chester High will ba.
staged in the Delaware avenue gym
this afternoon. Coach Ashton sent.
the Cherry and White men through q
final workout yesterday and they ex-,
pect to give the Orange and Black .
hard battle.
Chester viii no doubt bring a large
cheering section, but this Is going TO.
be one time they are TO be outrooted.
for the Cherry and White are expects.
ing a large turnout from the student
body.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
ST. MARY'S FIVE WINS
CITY LEAGUE TITLE
Auditorium Scene of Second
Straight Victory for Bas-
ketbaII Loop Leaders.

ST. Mary's won the championship Of
the City Basketball League last night
by a clean cut victory over Mt. Vernon.
at the Auditorium. 41-24
The two teams were off in shooting
form in the first period. but came back
in the latter part OF the contest with
a vengeance. The scorei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10

Just minute OF your time TO ten
$4,000 people what you want--Every
Evening classified ads do the rest
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
81. Mary's.
Nj. Vernon.
Goals
Totals

Referee-Boggs. Timer--Russell.
Scorer-Spire. Fouls communicable.
Vernon. II: st. Mary's. IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10

The annual Purim luncheon will be
served at the meeting OF the local
section OF the Council OF Jewish Wo-
men in the Hotel du Pont next Thurs
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
EaStIake.

Atlas Club won roll on, second game
ending in tie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
CARSON AND M'KEF
STILL LEAD BOWLERS


JOnISnts schedule.
7.00-Mckee VS.. Doelze.
T.4S-Carson va. Bollinger.
s.3O--McCall VS. Everett.
s.15-Roddy VS.. Herpel.
Paul Mckee and Norm Carson con-
,inus 70 lead the procession in the
State singles bowling tourney at
Grady's alleys, but there are several
others pushing them hard and neither
can afford to ease up.
The summaries;
Bersan III 172 1919 17s 1862
Good -. 200 2l3 1893 1877 2o4-9S3
Howett 146 1s4 I57 -. ...-746
Booker 196 165 1872 80. ...-553
Harkins 1874 1S9 1853 l5s 1889
Mccall 1875 IT'S 1873 1853 177-s53
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
TEAMS IN DOUBLE TIE
Excitement Aplenty Found in
Juvenile Circuit as Season
Draws to Close.
Team Standing.

UNMes Tor 'NeNt "Wednesday.
No. I We. No. "a.
No. ! vs.. No. IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10
BOWLING.
All-Wilmington League.
SpeaKman.

Night Owls.
(Forfeited).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-10

Totals
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
i. c.. SPRACUE

Authorized agent for X. @. Weid
Ing and Cutting Equipment, Ace,y,
High street. Phone 22S3 Perth
Amboy. N. ].
The Washington herald., 1922-02-14
STAND AGAINST DRAFT BY NEW nTS
Hilltop Riflelnen
Beat Lehigh Team
Georgetown Wins by,65 Points
Meets Drexel Institute
This Week.

Defeating the Lehigh rife team
by IS points In a. weeks shooting
match, Georgetown University won
it's fourth straight victory yester-
day.
This week the Hiiltoppers will be
pitted against Drexel Institute,
which administered the only defeat
which was meted out to the George
town marksmen hast year. George
town thus far in the season has de-
feated Columbia. Vermont and the
Massachusetts institute Of Tech.
nology.
The local team scored LASS
points out of a possible 1000. fring
from prone. sitting. kneeling and
standing positions, while Lehigf
followed with l.4O4.
Individual scores for Georgetown
were: j. n. Doran. leading. 1871; A
II. Kirchner, 1856; r. E. Morgan. ls5;
c. E, McDonough, 1856; G. J. c. Gull
foyle, 1s4; J. R. McDonough. Is2
w. c. Saffarafis. 17s; r. C. McCann
III; c. J. o'NeIn. IFS. and A. s
McDin, lss.
The Washington herald., 1922-02-14
Leonard Will Tackle
Britt0n-Shade Winner

NEW YORK. Feb. IL. - Benny
Leonard will fight the winner OF
the Jack Britton-Dave Shade bout.
THAT is the prospect. The battle
will be staged in Madison Square
Garden on March II. Tex Rickard
announced today that he was work
ing zlong those lines. and expected
to have everything settled for the
n,atch in a few days. BrItton and
shade will settle their differsuces
on Friday night. From where we
sit Il looks certain that the vet
cram Britton and Champion Benny
will be the pair to do the shooting
on Iteland's big day.
On top of that comes word that
Dan Morgan. manager for ,Brittou,
is ready to accept an offer OF s1O,-
900 he received today to have Brit
ton meet the winner of the Carpen-
tier and Lewis fight in England.
Jack Dempsey will be in town
Wednesday. Wonder what the
champion thinks about his old side
kick Georges tieing up with the
welters?
The Washington herald., 1922-02-14
Alexandria Cardinals :.
Plan Big Diamond Year

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Feb. 13.-The
Cardinal A. c. will hold an i'm
portant business meeting at the home
of Sylvester Breen. president of the
club. tonight at s o'clock. Baseball
plans for the coming season will be
the main topica for discussion.
The Cardinals athletic field near
the Union Station is being rapaidly
put into shape and by April the dia-
mond is expected to be the best in
virginia Managers who wish to ar
range games with the Cardinals for
the coming season are requested to
get in touch. with Samuel B. de
vaughn, business manager of the
club. -....