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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
ENTERTAIN LEGION MEN
At CHARLOTTESVILLE
Elaborate Program Has Been
Prepared for State
Conventions.
Special TO The Times.Dispa,cb.

''PcN'di 10 Inc llineS- DiSpatch.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Aug. 10.
An attractive program of enter
tainmenis is being arranged for the
delegates who will come to Char
I"ttesvillo to attend the American
Legion State convention on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday OF next
week. After the business sessions in
the Midway High School. the visitors
VIII be taken to the University of
Virginia. to Monticello or to Frys
Springs for their fun.
Thursday night the delegates and
invited guests viii he. assembled in
me Mclntire Amphithcater at the
university, where. after hearing AN
address hy United states Senator
Thomas licflin and 4 recital on tho
big organ. they viii witness dance
pageant ny girls from Mississippi. di-
rectcd by Miss Emma Ody Pohl. OF
IN" summer quarter faculty MANY
II the dances that have delighted au-
licences for two summers will be
given in the open air by tho girls.
y pilgrimage to tho home OF
Ihofnas Jefferson, AT Monticello. will
lie taken in automobiles Friday aft.
"rnoon and at tho tomb Of tho author
Of the Declaration Of Independence
short address will lie made by
'''"J'i -'''H'Idi JOnl -. ISc1eunc. mo
convention bali viii take place ar
Frys Springs tnat night. but this
VIII not start until after the piano
recital By John Powell. In CabeIl
Hall, 10 which the legionaircs will
be invited
AZ the close ~ the final business
session Saturday afternoon ball
game Will be played on Lamboth
n:ld between teams from Norfolk
and from Langley Field This xiii b.
followed by the climax Of festivities
tho big barbecue at Frys Springs
which is the FINAL event Of tho con
ventiOn.
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YOUNG CUMBERLAND MAN
SLAIN IN WEST VIRGINIA
Farmvillc Pays Tribute at Flu
neral of Walter Smith,
Murder Victim.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l

special to Tho Times Dispatch
FARMVILi.E. VA. Aug. l5.-The
body OF Walter Smith. %. who was
mysteriously slain on Friday near
De Van. w. Va was buried here
sunday afternoon. He was the son
OF County Treasurer G. NJ Smith. Of
Cumberland County.
Tho funeral was at $3.50, conduct
ed in the Farnvillc Baptist church
by the pastor. Rev. G. Edward Bur
rell. a large crowd wac presen,
at tn. funeral.
The deceased met trar.c death
on Friday afternoon. August II. at
-" Won. where he was employed az
private secretary To the president
Of the Ritter Lumber Company, OF
DE Won Young Smith. with friend.
II. -. Price. also OF be Won. had gone
10 station some five miles away TO
transact some business. and having
Completed their mission. they pro-
c"e"ed up the track OF the Big Sandy
and Cumberland Railroad and. when
IN few yards 81 Dc Won, two shots
w'f" hr"d from ambush. one shot
taking effect IN young Smiths back
liis death Was instantaneous.
rs soon as possible officials were
.''''ii'h'h 10 inc scene, and blood
mounds put on the trail. In a little
"h!lc they mad run down two men
"h" ""r" taken into custody. No
hptiE" can he given for the crime.
IN" theory les that, perhaps. tho
'"7 men were taken for prohibition
'inc"rS and We're hrcd upon by moon
sinners
Nj smith belonged to one of Cum
hfrIands most prom!nen, families
ito was educated at tho public
schools Of Cumberland County and
4 Hampton sidney College. whcr.
"" was popular with his school
mates He had only very recently
pursued "a business couree al I.yncb.
burg. and had In April o. INF. ycp-
nec"p'ed his hrst position with tn,
lNtt"r Lumber Company.
Mt, and Mrr Price. Of Dc Won.
i'inell Ag"e and Mr osborn. n-.si,
'tnt Of tho RITTER Lumber Cornnany
81 DO Won. accompanied the hodv ~
rarmvil!e and were presen. a, tho
burial.
Mr.. Smith leaves. besides his nav
chts, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Smith ,bo
loH""inE FpthcrS and slstcrs: Asa
1ar"y. Clyde, Armstrong and irwin.
smith, ali Of Cumberland Co,n,v,
Mrs. 7 W. BROOKS. OF Alyonoui,, y,
va: Mrs. + T. woo,,on. OF Fan.
vil!". and Misses clara and p.,,,
SmItn. cf Cumberland
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BIG CONTRIBUTION
TO KENMORE DRIVE
Especial to Th. Times.D;s,a,cb,

!npecial to Th" Times sDatch1
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Aug. Is
y donation Of $500 has been re-
ceived by the Kenmore Association,
from Mrs. D.vorc. wife Of Colonel
David u. DcVOre. Of Chatham. stat
FORA county. Another subscription
OF }2J has just been received from
a native FrcdcrickSburrer now re-
siding In New York city. Thomas
SavaH. Clay
\ net total OF 5000 was realized
oE IN" Kenmore Association from III.
proceeds of Fredericksburg Day" a,
Marmion last Thursday. during Ken
''n"re Week, This amount was from
The one day alone. and additional
receipts arc Ia be added from other
Gays OF Kenmore Week. The Ken
NOR" Association is much gratiiied
at IN" results of the novel enter
tainm"nts and receptions at this old
virginia homestead which have
helped to swell the fund to purchase
kAnfn"re and make it "A national
shrine.
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sunday Schoo, nod1 10 Mr.,

CHARLoTTESNlLf.E. VA. Aug. Is
The forty-hfth annual convention
NJ tho hlbcmarle County Sunday
School Assoc!ation-onc Of the Oldest
in the Stat.-wiii he held on Thurs
day and Friday Of this week at
spring H!ll church. between PROM,
and Advance Mills. Speakers on the
program Include 7. 6. DiCgs. Of Rich
mond; Rev Minor Miller who will
tank on 'Spiritua! llli,cracy and Its
Remedy: Paul Doodle McIntirc. the
philanthropist of this city: l.. n.
case. secretary OF the charlottesville
Chamber OF Commerce; James -. Via.
X. +. Valentine. G. 7 O'NciN, q. +
splitter. MIL Helen Gardner and
Aubrey II. Burnett
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ported TO be improved today. His
condition. however, was serious for
some time. and relatives and friends
were much alarmed.
Mr.. Baker is a past right eminent
grand commander OF Virginia
knights rcmplar. and is also promi-
nently identified with tho Grand En-.
campmcnt OF the United states He
- general chairman OF a large com
mittee in charge Of arranSements for
celebrating the centennial of Ten.
plarism in Richmond next October.
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GIRL, STRUCK BY SNAKE.
EXPECTED TO RECOVER

iSpecial to The Times dispatch.
ria kklSONBCRG. VA, Aug 10
ivan Lee. l0-year-old daughter a.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leo az ,,,o
Sparkling Springs section. was hit .
zen IN the foot b. "A large copper-
mead snake near her home several
days ago. The child has responded
70 the treatment OF a physician and
Is expected to recover
vivian. with her little brother. was
walking from the house TO tn.
spring The brother saw the snake
and laushinEly jumped over it, Sha
attempted To do the Same. when III.
snake struck her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
SHERIFF CATCHES MAN
TRYING TO HIDE LIQUOR

lSpecial 10 The Times Dispa,cr
HARRiSoNBURG. Aug. l5'-Sh.r.
al D'.1ari was out driving earl
nas evening. As his machine
approached another the drive 49,,
seen TO hurl "A dark pbtoc, ,,,,
corncld. ''''' Il
mo man was halted and search
tor tho objccT revealed that 4, was
gallon Jug half filled with moan.
SHINE. and that II had no, hoo,
hroken. The man. Tom Frazier q,
greene County. was placed und.r
arrest and was later held for tn. ac-
,!oh or the grand Jury. Ills au,omo.
bile was conhsca,cd
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PROMINENT KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR rs BETTER

Special to The Times Dispatch !
WINCHESTER. VA. AUG Is
Alexander NJ. Baker. widely known
IN knights Tcmplar circles. who suf
Tered severe attack of acute indi.
session while attending services sun
day In Christ Episcopal Church. a,
which bishop Brown, Of the Virgins,
Diocese. was the preacher. was re.
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Man Badly Injured nv R,,,

REDER1CkSBCRG, VA. Aug. Is.
Edward Harrison, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Beverley Harrison. Of Beau
claire. Spotsylvania County. was
brought to the Mary Washington Hos
pital here suffering with Injuries re-
hultin2 from an attack by a bull on
his fathers farm The young man
was badly gored by the animal and
IS painfully injured.
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HOLD PIEDMONT FAIR
ON OCTOBER 1920

Especial To The Times Dispatch
cfiARLOTTESVlLL VA. Aug IL
Tho Piedmont Fair Association
Inc. organized last year. has au
thorizcd the diuC.ors and manager
TO hold a fair October 1920. num-
Der of large tents have been yccur-
ed 10 be used for the display Of farm
and other exhibits. and contracts ar.
being made that will assure many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-16
Hold spelling Week" n, Normal,

HARR1SONBURG. VA. Aug. Is
Great interest is manifested in the
observance OF spelling week" at the
state Normal School. The English
department has been divided into
tour sections and teams from each
atVieion VIII compete for the term
homors IN the final contest on Sat
urtay evening
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hlgh-class amusement features to
entertain the public.
The officers Of the association are:
president. Frank Y. Hall. treasurer.
y. V. Conway: secretary. II. X IIaH-
thornc. Directors: l.. +. Hauckel. Jr.
Lucian G. watts. John Il Wiugfcld.
Jr. John +. iayne. Joel VI. Coch-
ran. w. A. Haley. II X Hawthorne.
+. Y. Hall and \. V. Conway.
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Cemetery superintendent rarar,s.d.

MISUNDERSTANDING, VA. Aug. rs.
MAJOR I. b. Robinson. superiutsnd-
ent o, the National Cemetery here.
has sustained a second stroke OF
paralysis. .i'a son-ln-law, Graham
Scarboroush. has arrived from Clarke-
vic rem. TO be with him. Physi-
Grams attending Major Robinson be
heVe II VIII he impossible to move
him to Clarksville. where he will
make his future home with his daurh !.
ter. In about ten days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
DU PONT COUNTRY CLUB
GOLFERS TO START

The golf tournament OF the du Pont
Country Club will get under way this
week. The men have been divided into
six classes AID some interesting play
is expected.
The men are classed as follows:
Glass A j. G. Guenveur VS.. a. f.
S. Hall; l.. =. Mahony VS. c. T. Pierce;
c. =. Millard vs.. Frank Ernst; John
Markell VS.. VIM. Flynn.
Glass B-Wm. Mckinney VS.. JOS.
Herman; Coulter Craig VS.. J. w.
Lawrie; James Calhoune VS.. n. A.
Craigue; c. w. Dickey VS.. p. j. Muir
ply.
Class &C. Hume VS.. E. L. Kinsler;
L. X. Moore VS.. A. J. Richard; b. +.
Stebb VS.. Frank Tribbitt; J. E. Booge
VS.. r. B. Cooper.
Class Dos. Kelleher VS.. r. A.
Warden; j. +. Doom vs. w. +. Krug
w. A. Manns VS.. r. c. Riley; j. Ii.
Sachs VS.. r. X. Irons.
Glass E-Thos. f. Twilley VS.. T. w.
Harris; II. II. Rogers VS.. B. j. Dough-
erty; c. M. Russell VS.. X. w. Hob
son; II. G. Irons VS.. w. S. Simpson.
Glass F-M. j. O'Conner VS.. c. H.
Fisher; o. M. Bishop VS.. Chas. K1und /;
S. L. Johnson VS.. Matt Denning; S.
NJ. Nelson VS.. Bye.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01

Score by Innings.
Delco ... % 1 0 q 0 0 0 o 0 0 IA
st. Tho's.. 2 y 0 0 0 0 0 o 1 90 %
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etz1er Stars at Penn; High School Wins Third in Week
DELAWARE STARS Shine
AT UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

at a
1t
which
O thankful.
javeln
bs which him third
defeating Princeton by Bronder Of
brought his institution
nal.
Mcdonnell had OF his tho
position Steele took
a
Gold He poketcd
Temple Dickinson pped fell Miller
who about him Both Temple Miller M which
behind
the baton Miller position
the last Ptman hold position
anchor
himself
OF
a o e feet inche
put a
fec 4 OF
fect9 won his
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01

Tire repair? Read the classified
sds.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
ST. THOMAS ON SHORT
END WITH DELCO TEAM
Locals Make Visitors Go Twelve
Innings Before They Secure
Victory.

Delco OF Darby won the first game
OF tho Philadelphia Baseball Asso-
citation from st. Thomas Mt Harlan
Field, Saturday, TO ., In IL innings.
Father John j. Lynch. assistant
pastor of ST. Thomas II. G.. Church
threw out the first ball. Delco pre-
sented n flrst-class aggregation and
the local boys mado them go IL in
nings to win. Errors proved very
costly TO the Wilmington boys.
Manager Grant gave all OF his play
crs chance and the whole team show
ed UP well. but errors in the inf,eld
caused the defoat.
Griffin. who Is well known in Phlla-
dclphia, having worked for some of
the best clubs there was on the mound
for the winners and no pitched a
great game. Sharltey OF Delco. played
a fast game at second. Reynolds was
high man with the bat getting two
safe ones, one OF them double.
Scott, of the locals, made two great
running catches In center field. Nitchie
and Ellwood showed up very we'll on
the mound for St Thomas Score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
HIGH SCHOOL WINS
THIRD GAME OF WEEK
CoatesviIle Suffers Defeat at
Hands of Locals; Richards
Pitches Great Game.

The Cherry and White baseball
team defeated the Black and Red
nine of tho Coatesville High School
Saturday afternoon on the Coates
VILE diamond. TO ..
Roth batteries worked wall with
each pitcher securing seven strike
outs One feature Of the game WA,
double play made by Richards In
the eighth inning. Things looked had
for the local Hishlets in the first
couple of innings. After the locale
became accustomed 10 the diamond
they We're able TO hold Coatcsville
After the third inning not a Coates
Vile player reached third.
This made tho third straight win
for the Delaware Avenue Institution
last week. having defeated Goldey
College on Tuesday and Ridley Park
on Friday. The score.
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Total
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
ROBERTSON'S FEAT SIXTH
ON BIG LEAGUES RECORD

New York. May The no-hit, no
run game pitched by Robertson, of the
White Sox, yesterday. in which no
Detroit player reached first base, is
the sixth performance of its kind on
record in tho major leagues.
In addition 30 those pitched by Joss
and Young, in the American League.
three old-time National League stars
hurled perfect games-d. w. Bradley,
of st. Louis. on July 10. 1870. and j.
l.. Richmond. OF Worcester. and j. NJ
Ward, Of Providence. within five days
of each other, on June IL and June IT.
1880, respectively. These performan-
ces have not been equaled in the
National League since its reorganiZa-
ion,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
MANAGERS, GET YOUR
BOX SCORES IN EARLY

The managers. of the various
leagues and independent teams
are asked to get the box scores
of their games to Every Even
ing office as early as possible in
order to insure their publication.
The results of all games are de-
sired. SO send along your scores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
Micky Morris TO Box in Reading.

Micky Morris, flyweight champion OF
Delaware. will exchange wallops with
Sailor Densio. the Philippine fiyvyeight
champion. and champion OF the Pacific
fleet. in an eight-round seml-final bout
n Reading, Pa, tomorrow night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01

From all evidence it now appears
that gambling was invented in the
year won.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
nelnrnra City.

Total -...------.t 4 zs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
"KINNOCKS"
BY Bernie Dane.
Only the deaf and dumb when
married, can be said to be un.
speakably happy.

Only the deaf and dumb when
married, can be said to be un.
speakably happy.
The cynical bachelor observes, never
tell a woman that her hair Is dyed
because she'll pretty soon tell you
it's false.
The fellow who runs fast
race Will find his bankrolI can.
not keep pace.
From all evidence it now appears
that gambling was invented in the
year won.
Many an angler, who fishes
for compliments, sings poor
line.
The way Joe Dugan, Boston out
fielder, jumps a contract qualities him
as "home-run" king.
BOnes-"Does yu know dat op-
portunity knocks but once at
each mans dOorf"
Sam-"So they done say, but S1s
Is too much for a quart"
Detroit has the consolation of know
ing that 1t is at least leading one
end of the American League.
~
! Tire repair? Read the CLASSIFIED
sds.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
Chesapeake City High Winning.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chesapeake City. Md, May 1.-The
High School baseball team on Satur-
day defeated Calvert Agricultural
High. II to 6, and on Friday triumphed
over Havre de Grace, 13 to 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01

ing that it is at least leading one
end Of the American League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

a NJ r. hICA n lie AUUE
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
St. Louis at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Boston.
PittSburg at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
seventh Ward.
Total
Ncore hN Innings.

81. Hcdwig's.... 900 o 0 . O--S
seventh Ward OO o o | q o.
St Mary's defeated Union, los, IN
game featured by the playing Of
NcCsullcy and Carlin for Union. The
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
Wall Map OF Delaware so Cents.

limited number OF the Rand-Mc-
Nally maps OF Delaware are on sale at
Every Evening Office. SO cents; 10
cents for postage TO any address.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
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 will publish results
OF all contests. Address all COM
munications to Sports Editor or
bring the scores to the Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
American League.

American League.
Washington. G; Athletics. 4.
Chicago, 2: Detroit. 0.
Boston. 2: New York. 1.
81. Louis, II; Cleveland. ..
National League.
Brooklyn. 4: Philadelphia. o.
ST. Louis. 10: Chicago. o.
Cincinnati. 3; PittsburE. I.
New York-Bo~ton. not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
DELAWARE CITY IN
WIN OVER NEWARK
Haggerty Pitches Great Game
and Yorklyn Wins; New
Castle Also Victorious.
County League standing.
satnrday's Hesults.

Saturdays Results.
New Castle. 8; narshallton. ..
Delaware CITY, 4; Newark 3.
Yorklyn .; Five Points. 0.
Delaware City nosed out Newark.
4-3, in a hard-fought contest. Deis-
ware City sent two nuns across IN fhp
seventh and put the game on icc.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
Edge Moor.
Score by Innings.

Defiance ...... 0 0 4 XII
Edge Moor ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 0
krebs defeated Bankers and Brok-
ers. 70. The winners played a nice
game and took advantage Of the
breaks The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
zryhaHt0u.
scnrh BY Innings.

MarsnaIlton ......- OO1101O0 00--s
New Castle A. A. - O1O022 200r--s
Yorklyn had an easy time IN de-
feating Five Points by ths score OF
to 0. Yorklyn began by ecorinE IN
the first, second and third. and them
everything went fine until the seventh
inning wnen Yorkfyn scored SIX r-nnA
Patterson took Ash's place on tbs
mound during the seventh Five
Points errors were costly.
Haggerty was on the mound FOR
Yorl1lyn and pitched wonderful ball.
holding Five Points 20 four hits and
had 10 strikeouts. The score.
R.H.E.
Five Points 49,. 600 600 000--O 8
YorkIyn ...... Ill 900 6ox-9 il o
Batteries-Five Points: Ash, Pat
terson and Spear; Yorklyn: Hax-
gerty and Taylor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01

The Newport team OF the Junior
City League defeated Park A. c. at
Sixth and Greenhill. 12 to IL. Both
teams hit the ball hard. Yerger fea-
tured at the bat for the Park boys
with 3 hits while Tierney contributed
three for Newport. The score:
Park g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01

'Batted for Money in ninth.
Score by Innings.
B'k's & Brok's. l 0 0 0 1 O.
Krebs ....... % 8 0 0 2 x-7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01

Hayes WAS tho leading light holding
his opponents 10 two hits and batting
out a pair of triples. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
PARKS|OE TAKES
EASTLAKE CONTEST
HAYES Allows Two Hits and
Drives Out Two Triples; Do
fiance Keeps Slate Clean.
city League standing.
Saturdays Results.

Saturdays Results.
parkside, =; Eastlake. 0.
Defiance, IL Edge Moor. O.
krebs. :. Bankers and Brokers, =
81 Mary's. 10: Union. s.
81 Hedwig's. 3; Seventh Ward. =.
Seventh Ward opened It's season
losing to 81. Hedwig's, 30, In very
interesting contest. Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01

The newly organized baseball team
OF Headquarters Battery, 19sth
Artillery. is anxious TO book games
with second-class teams. Send
challenges TO G.. e. Stewart, 1907 Rod
ney street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
Eastlake.
Score By Innings.

C.. 8 to 2. Burkins for tho winners
pitched great game and hnd 8
strikeouts to his credit. McCleary
starred at bat The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
Coatesyille.
Snnra kr vnntnme

Score by Innings.
Wilmington II. S. o0O00210-3
Coatesville II. S. 80. 100000 %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
DU POINT DEFEATS
MERW|CK BALL NINE
Defiance Academy, Newport
and South Side-Eden Also
on Victorious End.
Junior League Standing.
Saturdays Results.

Saturdays Results.
s. S. Snappers, Z: Eastlake G.
du Pont A. g.. G. Merwick, 2.
Newport, IL; Park A, g., II.
Defiance. 16; Brownson. IA.
Tho South Side Eden Snappers de-
feated Eastlake Saturday Mt Eden
Park In fast-played game by the
score OF to 6. The game was fea-
tured by many fast plays. The score /:
G. G.E Snonours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01

Plurnrner's AH-Stars won their
fourth straight game OF the season
Saturday, defeating tho Chaurfeurs'
Association. 25-7. The game was
more interesting than the score in
dicates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01

Newark ....----- O00of1f00--s
Delaware City -...- 001O01o20-s
New Castle defeated MsrshsliFo,.
So. in an interesting game beSors 500
fans. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01
Score by Innings.

du Pont A. c. 1865 O20O1x-6
Merwick --..---. OIOO1OOOO-2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-01

Defiance Academy came out on the
| long end OF a 10 to IA score over
Brownson Academy at Second and
du Pont. The Purple and Gold boys
/ had a hitting streak knocking the