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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
CHESTER co. FAIR
1t Opens at West Chester Today and
Ends Friday.

West Chester. Pa, Aug. 29.-The
eighteenth annual Chester county fair
opens today and concludes Friday.
One of the features OF the live stock
exhibit to be seen at the fair IS 800
pound Poland China hog. said to be
one of the very largest known. 1t is
entered by Schwartz. OF Cheswold,
Del. Many breeds OF cattle are al
ready on the grounds. and they IN
clude herds from the i. 3. du Pont
farm, Of Wilmington. Del. Hill Girt
farms, etc. The du Pont entries are
Gurnseys. Mrs. f. V. Seeler. OF New
town Square, has entered some very
fine Jerseys. More than 100 head are
labeled for the cattle exhibits. Here
fords. beef-type cattle, and Holsteins
will also be shown.
The poultry and pet stock will be a
hard department for the judges TO
place prizes, for many fine birds and
animals will vie for the awards. Many
white leghorns will be shown by
fanciers from in and around West
Chester.
All kinds OF horse racing, trotting.
pacing and running races are schedul-
ed on the weeks program. The OPEN
| ing card today will show the three
minute steppers, 2.17 class trotters and
the thoroughbreds. Wednesday the
2.30 trot. 2.S0 pace, 2.lS pace and q
running contest is the card. while or
Thursday the free-for-all with nine
fast horses, many with marks below
zoe are entered, besides trotting, pac-
ing and test for the runners.
| Friday. September ]. Is the final day
Of the fair, and automobile racing with
many Philadelphia boys entered vii
Feature.
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TIGHTEN COLLEGE SPORT,
New Big Ten Commissioner Plans
Vigorous Reform Campaign.

Chicago, Aug. 2s.-Major John l..
Griffith, newly-appointed commits
sioner Of athletics OF the Western Col
legiate Conference. has established
headquarters here and announced yes
terday he expected to begin a vigor-
Gus campaign to strengthen the col
legiate sport situation in the Middle
West. His first efforts VIII be directed
against gambling.
Betting at the Conference games
has been the cause Of most of the
scandals In athletics. and In my judg-
ment Is the greatest evil attendant
upon intercollegiate athletics" he
said. Directors OF athletics OF the
Big Ten Conference have pledged
their support in this move and stu
dents and alumni will be asked &c
help"
Major Griffith indicated that h.
would seek TO bring about a better
understanding and appreciation of the
value of competitive athletics TO as
sist in the enforcement of the Confer
ence eligibility rules and to study tn,
athletic problems of the Conference
with View TO developing bette,
sportsmanship, improving friendly re
1ations among students and alumni ant
safeguarding competitive sports.
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,nnsy Wins Industrial Ball 7itle Sakeup in City Loop
sHALLcRoss DAM BUILT.
Lnko Near Mncdonough Has Been
Filled With Water.

The construction Of tho dam a.
Lake shslloross was completed last
week and the lake is now filled with
water. II Is fed by three large springs
which result In the water being as
clear as crystal. During the dry
weather recently. this lake flied al
the rate of seven 10 12 inches daily.
Although there. are a few fish In the
lake now, there will not be any fish
ing until next spring. large NUM-
Der OF bass, sunfish and crappies are
10 be released there in a short time
and these will provide plenty OF fish
next spring for the members OF the
Delaware Anglers and GunnerS Club
who own the lake, which Is located
near Macdonough.
A meeting OF the club viii be held
at Bottomlcy's. Seventh and Orang'
streets, tomorrow night, when plans
will be discussed for an outing to be
held in the near future at the grounds
OF the club.
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HIGH SPOTS IN LEAGUE
GAMES OF YESTERDAY
BY Associated Press.

New York, Aug. z3.--supcrb pitch
ing by Bob Sbawkey, for n innlngA
enabled the New York YANKEES 70
defeat the Browns. 2 20 /, and
leDgthen their lead over the 81. Louis
Browns 10 game and half. The
victory gave the Yanks the series,
three games TO. one.
Urban ShOcker, Who won tho FIRST
game Of the four for the Browns, OPP
posed Bob, and had good control, but
the Yankee punch, delivered AZ tho
right moment prevented him from
carrying his club back into the lead.
The Athletics and tho White So1
divided bOnors In doubie-beader At
Philadelphia. Hasty's Wild throw IN
tho fifth helped Chicago TO It's y.c-
/ tory in the first game, 20 3. Homo
runs by Scheer. the Philadelphia third
sacker, and Miller. Mack's right field
er, were big factors in the Pniladei-
phla triumph In the second, 20 2.
Brooklyn lost an thinning TIT 20
the Pirates, 10 3, when Catcher Nil
Ter heayed wildly 70 the outfield In an
attempt 10 catch Carey stealing. Big
bees hit. following, scored tho win
ming run.
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REED BIRDS ARRIVE
At DELAWARE CITY
Began FIocking on tho Marshes
There on Sunday in Large
Numbers.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. Aug. 29.--Reed birds
arrived In large numbers Sunday night
and this morning the marshes were
full of them. Large nocks flew over
the lower end OF town so low that they
barely cleared the dwellings. Until yes
terday not many reedie5 were around
although there have been largo num-
bers OF blackbirds for some time. The
reeds are ripe and by the opening OF
the reed and rail bird season on FRI
day. September ]. they will have fat
tened considerably. Prospects are
good for some fine shooting.
Several local gunners are getting
I'm shape by practising on blackbirds
on which there Is no closed season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
BASEBALL GAME AT
HARLAN FIELD DAILY

There VIII bc a baseball game every
day AT Harlan Field this week. the
field being engaged by St Thomas
and the Racharach Giants for several
o< the most important clashes OF the
season.
Today the 81. Thomas team will
start It's elimination series with
chester for the championship Of the
Philadelphia Baseball Association.
while tomorrow the Saints will
meet the Baltimore Black Sox. The
Black Sox Will remain here for Thurs
day and Friday engagements with
the Racharachs.
Thursday. the Bacharach- Balti-
more Black SoN game Will start al
ais. and the saints" will play the
, American Chain OF York on the
same diamond az $50. This viii bs
the second p. r. \. game for the local
club on the home grounds. TIVE
separate admissions will be charged
for the games Thursday.
. Saturday. the Bacharachs and 81
Thomas will play again.
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ST. THOMAS TO PLAY
FIRST IN ELIMINATION SERIES

st. Thomas will play its first game
in the elimination series for the
championship OF the Philadelphia
Baseball Association this evening.
meeting Chester at Harlan Field. The
Saints are in Glass b, which includes
teams Of the association outside of
Philadelphia. American Chain, of York
is the other team In this class in adj
dition TO ST. Thomas and Chester.
The winners OF this series will meet
the winner OF Glass A, which includes
the Philadelphia teams, for the as
sociation's championship.
An Thursday the Saints will enter
tain the "Acco" nine IN the second
game OF the elimination series. This
game Will be staged at Harlan Field
or Pennsy Field. preferably the for
mer, according To the local manage
ment.
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CITY LOOP SHAKEUP
HITS KREbS HARD
leaders Drop to Fourth Position
40 Result Of Action Of Board
OF Arbttr alton.

A result OF hectic meeting
staged las. evening in which several
protested games were disposed OF, the
City League standing suffered a re-
markable shake-up. Krebs, who oc-
curicd a commanding position In the
race. lost out In three protests and
consequently are now anchored In
fourth place, with Seventh Ward and
the Bankers in n tie for first.
The board OF arbitration, composed
OF President Warren. Nice-President
Arthur Davies and Secretary Ben
Greenstein faced ticklish proposition
as nearly every team in the league
had protests entered, the biggest ma
jorlty Of them being on the eligibility
of Archibald. the big hurler OF the
krebs team. who. II rs claimed. had
violated a rule OF the league by TAX
y ing part In contests staged outside of
the county.
After receiving the evidence the
board decided that Archibald was in
eligible and all games that were
, protested would be given against the
krebs team. The Seventh Ward
Edge Moor game that was originally
TO be played from the time the game
was called with the score standing
10 o in favor OF Seventh Ward. i,
was decided that the other games
under protep, would stand "a played
A triple sie FOR first place would
be the resul, II Eastlake had made
written protest on the game tina,
krehs won with Archibald pitching
but the management failed 20 do SO
therefore Pop" Miller's crew goes
into a tie with ST. Hedwig's for sec
ond place.
Most OF the team managers got to-
geiher last evening and made ar
ransements 20 play OF their postponed
" games 80 the pennant race Will prob
!. ably be decided by next Monday al
the latest.
Due 10 misunderstanding between
the managers as to the number oi
games remaining on the schedule
the above standing is subject TO cor
rection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
NINE WINS
INDUSTRIAL TITLE
Trump Players BaffIed by the
Twirling Of Hantwsrker; Win
ners' Work Features.

Pennsy won the 1922 Industrial
League pennant by virtue OF their
victory over Trump Brothers last cve-
ming. at Seventeenth and Spruce, by
the deciding score Of to 0.
Tom Ford. on the mour q for Trump
held the Trainmen Mt his mercy until
the NTH, when costly error put a
run across the rubber for Penney
Hantwerkcr pitched great game
The game was featured by the ali-
round work OF the Pennsy nine.
Acting Manager Levan announces
that his lads are all set for the inter.
league series, and expects them td
hold their own with the best that the
other circuits can put forth.
Tha uravo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
lMTERCITY MEET FOR
TRENTON AND WILMINGTON

An intercity track and field meet be-
tween teams representing Trenton,
N. ]. and Wilmington will be staged
at Baynard Stadium. Saturday after
noon. September 8, under the direction
OF James r. Godfrey and the Com
munity Service. Considerable interest
has been displayed recently in track
and field athletics in this city and this
meet is expected to give even greater
impetus TO the sport.
This meet is the fore-runner Of a
number OF similar events TO be staged
later on.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
JOHNNY DUNDEE DEFENDS
JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE

New York, Aug. 29.-Johnny Dun
dee. veteran italian pugiiist, sue
cessfuliy defended his world Junior
lightweight" title last night, receiving
the judges decision after 15-round
contest with Vincent Pepper" Mar
tin, OF Brooklyn.
Martin was willing enough
fighter, but he was no match for Dun
dee's experience. The italian was fas-
end he attacked the Brooklyn boys
head and body as ne pleased. The
first blow IN tho first round, sharp
left by Dundee, sent Martin TO his
launches. When ne came Up Dundee
started a right and left handed at
tack to his head and body. It was
/ Dundee's favorite mode OF alta ciS
/ throughout all Of the rounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
ST. THOMAS SURPRISES
BACHARACH GIANTS
Manlove and Wheeler Pitch
Great Game, Each Allow
Ing But Four Hits.

St. Thomas downed the Bacharach
Giants In n well played and inter-
esting game on Harlan Field last
night. 2 to 0.
Sid Mnnlove for the Saints" and
Wheeler for tho Lundymen. gave good
exhibitions OF twirling. each holding
their opponents to four hits. Manlove
however, was steadlcr In the pinches
In this way no secured tho edge.
hlndy at short. and Jones, with
two safeties, were tho outstanding
performers for the Giants. McNin
featured on the field for the winners
The score:
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PLUMMER'S ALL-STARS
IN TRIANGLE VICTORY

Plummer's AIl-Stars. 10--Triangle
A. c.. 3-was the result OF game in
which Crather should have had a
shutout win. The hitting OF Huggins.
Richardson and Price (Nwho contribut-
ed his usual home run), and the field-
ing OF Richardson at 1rst. Cassidy in
center and Siggers in right, stood out.
White put up fine game at second
The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICE FOR
ALL CLUB MANAGERS

How would you like to have
your club or organization the
subject OF an illustrated special
article some Saturday as Every
Evening has been doing with
various organizations for sew
eral months.
II you want this, submit your
article and photographs to
Every Evening. III you want adj
ditional information commune
cate with the Sports Editor.
Sportsmen, this is your op-
portunity. 1t will be your own
loss il you miss 1t.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
RALPH GREENLEAF WINS
FIRST BLOCK OF MATCH

Philadelphia. Aug. 29.-Ralph
Greenleat, OF Wilmington, Del. worlds
champion. won the first block OF his
l,200-point match against Tom Hues-
ton at the National Billiard Academy
yesterday afternoon. The titleholder
carried off the victory by 1o6 to 50.
Hueston opened the match with u
run of 20. but Greenleaf came back
With 40. Both played brilliant bill
liards and the game was tied at 50.
9reenleaf then ran II for the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
KILLINGER TO START GRID
WORK AT DICKINSON SEPT. q

Carlisle, Pa, Aug. 2s.-Twenty- five
men will report September G, to Glenn
killinger. all-American quarterback
and football coach, this year for Dick
inson College. at Doubling Gap. in the
Blue Ridge Mountains. near here. for
an eight-day training period previous
TO the opening of the local college,
September IL 1t was announced yes
terday, by the Dickinson College ath-
letic advisory committee.
Head Coach Killinger will be assist
ed by Prof. F. f. Craver. former Dick
inson coach. and Trainer MacAndrews
viii be on hand TO help the candidates
get In shape for tho seasons work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
HOME RUN CONTEST.

Everything was quiet in the front
line sector OF the home run contest
yesterday. The National League was
goose legged. but the Americans
pounded out five circuit drives. Miller
Of the Athletics. made 1t II by knock
ing one in the second contest against
the White SoX. Scheer also looped-
the-loop. In the first engagement
Hooper and Falk, Chicago. circled the
bases. SEVERED made the only run
scored against the Yanks by losing
the ball. The leaders:
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du Pont A. c. VS.. Newport FLYERS

du Pont A. c. Will meet the Newport
Flyers on Saturday at Second and du
Pont in Junior City League game.
from to p. m. A large number of
fans should be out to witness this
game, as both teams are sure to put
! up hard fight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
BANCROFT
MOORR.LYNCH CONTEST.

Chicago. Aug. 29.-Joe Lynch. New
York. and Pal Moore. Memphis, will
box 10 rounds at Michigan City. Ind
on Labor Day In connection with the
exhibition planned between Jack
Dempsey and his sparring partners.
The men have met twice In recent
months In no-decision contests.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
MANAGERS-SEND YOUR
BASEBALL SCHEDULES

Managers OF baseball teams
are requested 70 notify the
Sports Editor OF Every Evening
OF their schedules. with grounds
and playing time. Proper at
tentlon 70 this viii avoid con-
rictins Information. IL will also
save many fans some incon-
ycn!sncc.
Mai. or telephone these sched-
ules and by doing 80 the games
Will appear IN the baseball call
endar, which Is proving OF much
value 10 the lovers of baseball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
SWEDEN GOES WET BY 1904
Cities Vote Heavily Against Prohi-
bitIon in PIebiscite.

London, Aug. 2s.-Latest figures on
Sundays prohibition plebiecite IN
Sweden, according TO a Copenhagen
dispatch to the Bxhange Telegraph
Company, show that $4,000 voted
against prohibition and 559, 900 in
favor OF II.
Among the principal centers the
vote is given as:
Stockholm. 81. .90s for, 13s 200 sainst
Gothenburg. 1868 for. 61.4s7 against;
Hsisingzorg. 1894 for, 1888 against
Malmo, 6,767 for, 81, ,S36 against.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN IEAGUE

"A ~ II tICAN LIE AU II,
Boston at Philadelphia
Chicago at Detroit.
st Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at st. Louis.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
POCOMOKE is BEATEN.

Pocomoke City. Nd, Aug. 2s.-Poco
moke lost yesterday TO Cape Charles,
3 TO 2. Gordy. OF the home club.
made a home run IN the fourth inning
The score:
Cape Charles 90 0 o I 0 ID
Pocornoke ...... 0 0 o l 90 0 1 o.
IIupfre-Shrfve-
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Summary: Earned runs, Penpsy. 4.
Two-base hits, Spcakman. Three-b base hit,
Hayes. Struck out. Ford. o; Hantwerker.
Q. Left on bases, Pennsy. 8; Trump, 1.
Stolen bases. Rainey. Speakman. Hant-
werker. Sacrifice hits, Gilbert. Sacrifice
fiics. Gilbert Hit by pitched ball. Pen
mock. Time OF game. 2 hours Umpires
Richard and Mckenny
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
M'CABE VS.. SCOTT.

McCabe and Scott will meet in
postponed Church League game at
Baynard No. l, tomorrow evening, at
6 o'clock. All players are requested
TO be at the grounds at 5.45.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AN hICAN LEA0 u E.
Boston at Philadelphia
Chicago at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
WATER DEPARTMENT SwANPS
BANCROFT LADS 17..

The Water Department boys hand
ed out a IL trimming 10 the Ban
croft lads last evening at Fourteenth
and Union. The Water crowd soaked
the delivery OF McGinn!s for II safe
ties. The score:
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church League.

First Division--Mt. Salem VS..
Westminster. Baynard. No. i:
umpire. Brittingham.
Second Division-Epwort VS.,
Scott. Rockford. No. 2; umpire,
Rickerts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
CARTHAGE BOY PITCHES
N0-RUN, N0-HIT GAME

Carthage. H., Aug. 29.-Booker,
pitching for Carthage in the Hancock
County League here Sunday. pitched
q no-run, no-hit victory over Basco-
winning, IA TO v.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-29
ST. THOMAS
Totals BAUHAARRacHt' ~ II

Wheeler out. bunted third strike, foul.
'Battcd for Whecler In ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
st. Thomas ......,... O 600 l o 1 O %
Bacharacbs ......... o o o o O o o 90
Summary; Hits. or Wheeler, a. on
Manlove. 4; OF Lewis, o. Two-base hits,
IvLuudy, Jones. Three-base hit. Patter-
son. Struck out, by Manlove, 4; by
Wheeler, 3: by Lewis, |. Sacrifice hits
Yank. Manlove, Sacrifice hy, Grant
Base on balls. Off MAnlove, 2: OFF Wheeler
q. Umpires. EvAns and Wintrup.
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Independent Games.

Baltimore Black Sox VS..
Bacharach Giants. Harlan
Field. 3.15 p. m.
st. Thomas VS.. American
Chain, elimination series,
Harlan Field, $40 p. m.
Fort du Pont vs.. Dover. at
Dover.
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FirSt.Central, 3; First N. p, o.

First NJ. u. forfeited 70 First-Cen-
tral az Rockford Tower last evening.
3 20 @.
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ST. PAUL'S EASILY WIN
OVER WEST NINE, e.2

In the first division Church League
game at Baynard Field last evening
st. Paul's. with Money on tho mound
ran rough-shod over West winning
TO 2. The score
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California having
May Sutton Bundy and
Wills for the scroll
b backed
Tndenand
Taking on
IIornsby Ruth
the brakes
Which is they let the
a Its
The trouble
golfer. due
They don't the assaulng
Either the body shoulder
dips something
Hitting swinging
the ball
object faster and faster ON r
downward descent baseball
gathering
Which is
That putt that hangs the lp-and drop in
Has caused a much heartache IS war; disease sin
You tell how leaving the
domicre
knger doing well
football that will
Penn
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Every Evening want ads are read
by $4,000 people throughout Delaware.
--Ady.
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YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago. 5; Athletics, 3.
Athletics. Z; Chicago, 2,
(second game)
New York, 2; st. Louis, !,
(11 innings)
Cleveland-Boston; rain
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg, 4; Brooklyn. 3 (l1 inns.)
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Copyright U.
A Philosophy.

Philosophy.
This then. Is tho main idea hold
Existence. where II can. hoda each at bay;
1t may be kcot hunger, pain cold.
But there Is always something In tho way
That each must batter down 20 reach the goal
Which does not lead to any faro or namc. \
But say-a certain hardness OF soul
That does not fear the rigor Of the game.
I. too would like to dream OF pleasant case.
or soft and gentle living free OF Ills.
And yet know beyond the summer trees
The storms OF winter hurry through the hills.
l know how hard the hand OF fate can fall
On those too safely eheltered from all pain
Too long unscarred to stand and take It all
And then drive through to find some greater gain.
I know the storm may break in sullcn mood
Where there may be no shelter in the vale,
Except the strong. wide roof Of fortitude
That turns aside the lightning and the gale:
And II my share OF trouble Il too light,
Where I, too long, walk reckless ground.
know some day that must face the nght
Too poorly trained to last beyond a round.
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Independent Games.
WEDNESDAY,.
City League.

Bankers VS.. Eastlake, Twen-
ty-ninth and Market streets.
Independent Games.
st. Thomas VS.. Baltimore
Black Sox, Harlan Field.
McCabe VS.. Scott, Baynard
No. /, p. m.
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Junior City League.

du Pont A. c. VS.. Defiance
Juniors, Third and Adams;
D. m.
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EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE,

Scores OF Yesterday.
No games scheduled.
TOday's Schedule.
No games scheduled.
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THURSDAY
Church League.

First Dlvision-Cookman VS..
Brandywine, Twenty-ninth and
Market; umpire Rickerts.
Second Division-McCabe VS..
Bethany, Baynard. No. 1; UNI
pire, Brittingham.
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FRIDAY.
Church League.

First DiviAon-Grace VS.. Sec
ond Baptist. Baynard, No. /;
umpire, Birmingham.
Second Division-St. Stephens
VS.. Trinity, at Rockford. No. Q;
umpire, Rickerts.
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Junior City League.

"u"fof wy J1VHE uos
du Pont A. c. VS.. Defiance
Juniors, Third and Adams; 8
p. m.
Independent Games.
Five Points Married Men VS..
Five Points Single Men, Five
Points. 6.16.
Chester VS.. st. Thomas at
Harlan Field, elimination series.
Goodman VS.. Eastlake.
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That's An.

Williams and Walker and Hornsby
Turning to hear the truth.
Remark-"Who comes?" But the echo drums
1T isn't a soul but Ruth
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Independent Games.

Fort DUPONT VS.. Elkton, at
Elkton.
Baltimore Black Sox VS..
Bacharach Giants. Harlan Field.
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show that athletic
period
find
eight rounds"
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championship and still training
s or the de Of the