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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
Crouetolun Wins at Fair; st. Thomas Halls Engineers
ENTRIES FOR T0M0RR0W'S
RACE AT STATE FAIR
FIRST RACE-2-YEAR-oLD TRor &
IN -. .-

FIRST RACE-2-YFAR-OLD THOT II
PURSE 4. .SsooseeAppEp.
FEES FIeiscb, Rochelle Park. n. ].
Dr. som MSn, john Dagger pr; New n; r cs.tlo mf fnd.
Or. White. b. c.. Etawah: A. u. Coke.
Allie billion. b. g.. Dillon Axworthy;
SECOND RA6E~2J1 PACE.
PURSE ybOO-ADDED.
@: L.. O., b. g.. Homespun; W. j.. Bull.
J j. saan seFs' osidsBb;o;ro, i Nc. ' H.
L. j. Saunders. Goldsboro, Md.
'e eoc1 P s,ssblo' M lid S,s%ns Der nio's' re'-
o cock N Stable, oMilEdid;le a@'a1o Del 6sr''n rev
dladg e. HI N,d b %; Alpfs s1 Peacock
Earl s.. Barnett, b. e.. Barnett D.: Ar
Mack A.. br. g.. General Mack: Arthur
Burric6ter. Camden. N. j.
ney; John Baldwin. b. DoSninstown
Hal Rcgcn. William McHenry. Frederick,
Miss Fantasy, b: m, Alliewood; Charlie,
Jass; Bpiiia1 Sn.' Blk MIMI a. Dillon III; Ar~orthy
wills stable. Newark, Del.
Piece SILK. b. m; F.. ID. Russell. Lewis
.Tine All a~aIilowanc. claimed
THIRD RACE-22a TRoT.
PURSE s5Oo-ADDED,
o Foa. EEg rsnty'' B +, IS: AlllMsTTD ' g. II
W. T.. Bull. Melfa. Va.
Minnie Mitchell. b. m. Pilot Medium
Jr: William n. Scott. Darlington. Md
N. r. Hayden. wilmington. Del
Setter W.. b.. g.. Henry Setter; Della
ware Stock Farm. Bridscyillea, Del
John Warwick. Carlokin: @. d. Murphy
Harrington. Del.
/ Justice Dillon; b.. m; Dillon Axworthy
! Leary. West Chester. Pa.
r A he%is A syo"ts. Ks s; 81 G s9ga1 A1T pn
, H. Brown. Wilmington. Del. =
W. K, Ford. Mt. Holly. n. J.
Jones TN,b,d Dlll9n; Dillon A1worthy; II. {
: Bud .Axworthy, Iris Axworthy: II. {
3 Corbin. Hanover. Pa.
M Wins Ys stsbIe. b ScT @; P Dsii tho Great
: FOURTH RACE-2hI PACE.
r CHERRY Wills, b.. m. Peter the Grra'
w. r.. Bull. McIfa. Va.
'Goldle Burke. 4. m. Billie Burke:
J. Saunders. Goldsboro, Md.
Robert r.. b: &. Alcantara; X.
Saunders. Goldsboro. Md.
June Bug. b. m, Dignus Brook Pei
/ cock Stables. Middletown. Del.
2 Mable Ssymore' B. m; Lord saymor
8 Arthur Grow Wilmington. Del.
4 May Todd, b. m. King Todd' MI
c. NJ. Naylor. Stevenson, Md.
Nella Brook. Justice Brook: o. D. Mu
ply. Harrington, Del.
Gcnevleve, b. m. PossibihtyC.
/, Murphy, Harrington. Del.
}. Uncle Joe. b. g.. Colonel Brownt j.
Nottingham. Franktown. Va.
Lady Carnage. b. M. Senator Patcher
d Charles Mabrey. Goshen. ". Y.
Betty Dodge. b. m, Joe Dodge; Cbarl
Mabery. Goshen. N. Y.
Duke OF Westminster, b.. g.. Duke
Liberty: l.. g. Corbln, York, Pa.
sTime allowance claimed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
EVER HAMMER TO MEET
LEW TfNDLER IN PHIIA

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. s-Ever
Hammer IL very much In the public
eye becags. of the act that Herman
Taylor and Bobby Gums. p~urveyors
of high class open air boxing II Phil
ad@lphla. have matched Hammer with
Lew Tender. Philadelphia premier
challenger for the lightweight cham
pionship.
Hammer and Tender ar. scheduled
e. mi, % at the Phillies Ball Park.
September n. aa the vind-up Of an
oil lightweight show which Taylor and
Gunnis promise Will be the greatest
lightweight program ever offered in
any RIM II will be a four eight
round bout show. and The promoters
rsurc 10 make 20 n nftng climax "a
the open air season VI ie22.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
BARDO'S AMBITION e.
FINALLY GRAT|F|ED
Wins One Hundred Yard SWIM
ming Race Which is Open
TO Al.

Edward Bardo. captain 81 The =. N.
c. a. swimming team. partially realiz-
ed his ambition. namely. 20 win a 100
yard race that was open 20 all swim-
mers, when he won the century swim
at Ocean City. y. J., on Saturday. IA
the fast time OF 5s.1 seconds. Rsrdo
defeated such stars az Alexander Of N.
Hygea Swimming Club and Al Bur
man OF Atlantic City. n former Fri.
holder for 100 yards IN the Middle At
lantic States.
Bardo has competed n three differ
emit races sanctioned by the \. a. o.,
during the past three weeks. and IN
each contest bettered his previous
mark for 100 yards. In mo meet At
Lafayette, Ernie Uhi. brother OF Flea
nor Uhl. who vas a member of ths
American olympic team IN 1920. de-
feated Bardo in a closely contested
race by a a yard for tho Sacks-f
cup. Bardo's time was s2A A week
later found these boys in the final
heat OF tho I00-yard race held at Tho
Germantown Boys' Club FOR the Md
do Atlantic States championship. UhI
for the second time within a week,
defeated tho local star. but this tine
only by a matter % inches. Bardo
negotiated the 100 on this oc-
casion in eo.2 seconds. Uhl's tin. wa~
sol.
Bardo put IN a strenuous week %
training for the event 20 be held at
Ocean City. in hopes hat ne would
meet and defeat the blonde haired
youth from Philadelphia The latter
did not put IN an appearance. so ms
local fash had 20 be contenssd with
winning a first place and lettering
Uhl's time by a full second. Bardo :
time on this occasion was 81.
Boyer, Nobis. Palmer and sheldon
were entered in the events at ocean
City on Saturday. bur were unabls
70 get 70 their destination on account
OF battery and tire trOubla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
SHO ALL nET
Up OVER BALL SERIES
oalnsbuvy Will be Mecca For
Fans at Big Came Next
Saturday.

Upeclal Correspondence Every Evening
o>ssurA. sept 6.-The
naa4 that enc OF the Ganes between
pArksbey. vlnner~ Of the Eastern
Shore League. pennant. and h win
nsr of the Blue Ridge League nag.
would be played IN Salisbury. Nd.
nszt saturday. was received with
much delight by the fans OF lower
Delaware and the adjoining counties
VI the Eastern Shore. Much specula-
ton had bean going on AMONG the
fans down this way over the fact that
Il had been previously announced
that all three Of the games 20 be play
Ell on this side OF the Chesapeake BAY
would take. place at Pnrksley. From
''old timers" point ~ Wow this was a
wiae move, when those In charge de-
cided To pull on n OF the I'm al
Salisbury. This game will be largely
attended. fans from ~ distance OF 90
miles or more viii 80 10 see IL. and
the Salisbury grounds will be taxed 20
capacity 60 accommodate the i'm
m.nse crowd, notwithstan ding they
are the largest and best IN Maryland
outside the oriole grounds In Balti-
Ilpff ivy 'Wa wv FAf'f''S 'N
ssAfoNi. Laurel. Milford and Delmar
alone viii send 500 loyal fans 10 the
game. all roofing for Psrksley to bring
home tho bacon.
Whit. the great majority OF the
fAns would have preferred 60 see n
~ the other clubs in the Eastern
shore League carry on the "rag. not
hcoause of any dislike for tho Parks
ley team. but owing to the fnct that
" ono cf the other clubs had won the
pcnnant. they would hav been able
80 see all the IN played on this
eide OF the bay. parksley is too far
away for n great many Of the fans TO
travel by automobile. but now that
the, have ~on the pennant all the
fame. interested In the Eastern Shore
League. will be with Poke" Whalen
snd his hus,ling bunch 81 ball toss
ers. old timer" hopes whaien Will
make no mistake In the men hs picks
from tn. other clubs 81 the league TO
help him In his great nrht and that
his selection 90 pitchers In the series
VII DO the right moundsmen 81 the
right time.
The fans down this way are also
much interested in the series arrang
.i between Laurel. NJ the Eastern
shore lsarue. and Dover. an indepen
dent team that has been winning
regularly all the season. This series
~ advertised sr for thu championship
of the state. On paper. AT present
laurel loolce like the stronse club
although come 81 the players on the
lnNar rvsm ara mon who were for.
merry with Eastern Shore League
teams. Ne Dover "losds up" which
some have predicted they WIN. this
series AZ ame viz only be over
shsdow~d down this way by the series
between Psrkslev and the winner n
the Blue Ridge p.nnsnt Every inGi
cation points to tho rAurel-Dove
series berg largely attended.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
Parkside Grid. Practice.

Manager Jack Evans of the Park
side football squad has issued a call
for The initial practice of the team
for this evening at 5 o'clock. All play
ers signed by Manager Evans and
any other player in the city wishing
a tryout should report at the club
house in Kirkwood Park at 7.45
o'clock. Prospects for a crack team
at the popular club are exceedingly
bright this season as Manager Evans
has been on the job lining up the
best talent in the city and State as he
is out for the championship of the
Wilmington Football Association of
which the Parkers are members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
HERMAN TYSON IN
WINNING POSITION
J. Writ Willis Colt Takes Fine
Mark at Delaware
State Fair.

The Virglnin-bred and owned g.
year-old ~trotter, Ellen X, by Onwor-
thy. won tho trottlng race for horses
of her age at the second days racing
Mt the Delaware State Fair yesterday.
While there were five colts in the
event It could hardly have been called
n race. as Mt no time after the start
were the youngsters anywhere near
each other. Ellen X. won as she pleas
ed in each OF the heats. finishing far
ahead of Worthy Hale and Judge
Worthy, which were the nearest TO
her or the homestretch. This was the
eighth race Ellen X. has won this sea
son. She tool a record of AJAX last
week Mt Lebanon. winning the first
heat In 2.15h. In her parade" yes
terday, she was not forced t bea,
PIT.
G~rovetown. driven by Herman Ty-
son, repeated his victory OF last week
at Lebanon. where he scored n mark
OF 2.1Gh, when he won the 2.27 troi
from a field Of 10 starters. This was
his third win this season.
Harriet Axworthy, C. m, Ortalar
Axworthy, dam. Hickory Girl, by Ac.
tell, took a mark of 2.2t. Thii
youngster is owned by j. Writ Will
of the Coweview Farms. Glasgow.
The summaries:
3-YEAR-OLD TROT, PURSE 4
Ellen H., b. M. by Unworthy
Worthy Hale. b, g. ...... tCorbin} 2 )
silko.. b. C. -. 0Lcichthamer) s 4
Melody Scott. b. Z. 80. (Finney) 3 5 d
Time, 2.I71, 2.I7al, 2.10.
TO BEAT 2.30 TROTTING.
Harriet Axworthy 90. b. m. ........-..
2.a7 TRoT. PURSE $500.
Grovetown. b.. r.. by Native King
- Oh. Tyson I I
Old Hickory, b. g. --... Chimney 2 2
Peter 1slo, b. x. ......-.... (Smith) 8 z
E' Clark o
Mollie Setter. b. IN. e.. (Brown) q 4
Bud Axworthy. b.. x. ...... (Corbin) S s
Minnie Mitchell. b. m. =. (Scott) z @ Z
Judy Dillon, b.. III. .... U. Leary) dis
Brown Blngen. br. g. (McHenry) dis
Matt H.. b. g. ....... Peacock) dis
Time. 2.l7,s, 2.17 l-2. 2.I7L.
2.I5 TROT. PURSE $500.
Bedford Chief. b. e.. by Bedford.
Jr. ."..."-..--..... lNcHenry) l l
1aco, b. <. .......-..-. (Mabrey) 2 @
Grace Worthy. b. m. .... Nforris) 9 2
Norman Norm ssaworthy, b. g. FtfinanSeeyy}} ) 3
Joe McWorter. b. <. QDagler( 7 4
Time. 2.14'4. 2.15l.. AJAX.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
HOME RUN CONTEST.
American League.

Ken Williams broke the tie with
Title Walker for the home run lead
in the American League and forged on
even terms with Hornsby for honors
on both circuits, when he drove out
his thirty-fourth yesterday. Babe
Ruth also had a four-base clout, bring
ing his total to 30. Cy Williams, of
the Phillies. had a brace. of homers,
putting his mark at %. Peters, also
Of the Pills had two round-trip
smashes. Others to hit for the circuit
yesterday were Pratt and Mitchell, of
the Red Sox; Meusel, of the Yanks,
and Frisch, OF the Giants.
The leaders,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
RALPH GREENLEAF WINS
IN THREE GREAT RUNS

Philadelphia. Sept. 6.-Ralph Gre.nJ
leaf was in brilliant form yesterdayJ
In exactly three runs he defeated Toni
Houston. 100 : 25, in the afterncon's
block of their 1.2oo-point match being
played at the National Billiard Acad1
envy, s North Thirteenth street.
Greenleaf never appeared SO steady
in any of HIS many exhibitions played
In Philadelphia. He was confidence
personihed and reeled of bali after
ball consistently.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
Rose Hill Wants Games.

Rose Hill Reserves would like to
arrange a three-game series with my
second class junior team, in or out
of the city, preferably with Pepper
Club, Peerless. and Eastlake Brigade.
Phone. 2635. Rose Hill has won Is
and lost 8, this season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
FOOTBALL MEETING TO BE
HELD TOMORROW EVENING

A meeting q the newly organized
Wilmington Football Association will
BE- held tomorrow evening when It is
hoped that plans for the coming cam
pAiSn will he perfected. Representa-
tives OF AL tssms desiring membership
are asked TO report at sis o'clock. The
association Will most likely comprise
ParAsids, I>snsnce. 81. Thomas'. st,
Maya. Seventh Ward and Fort du
PouI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
JACK DEMPSEY READY
TO BATTLE WILLS

Michigan City. Ind. Sept s-Jack
Dempsey and Manager kearns left
yesterday for New York. prepared.
they said. 70 close a match with Harry
Wills.
"f Wills and the promoters are
ready for action. ! viii cancel all the
other negotiations and give Wills Tho
opportunity tho promoters and public
W -h. 20 sec" kesrns said
1t 10 now up 20 them. ] shall be
ready 90 talk business on my arrival
In New York. We are ready 10 take
on Wills any time"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06

Fort du Pont 1900. o o o o o o o o 90
ST. Thomas .......... D / o / o 2 o o x-4
summary: Earned runs. st. Thomas.
2; Fort du Point. o. Struck out. by Ell
wood. 6; by Trip. g.. Double plays.
Elwood TO O'Brien to Wolfe. Left on
bases, st. Thomas. 4: Fort du Pont, 3.
Stolen bases. Glenn. Grant. Sacrifice
hits. Boyle. Base on balls. of Elwood,
EMPIRES. Boilinger and Collins.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

LEAUUE,
Boston, 6; New York, 5.
Boston, a.; New York. 2. cd. game),
st. Louis. 10; Cleveland, 8.
Detroit. 8; Chicago. s..
Chicago. Is; Detroit. S
(second game).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, IL; Brooklyn, 8.
Brooklyn, s; Philadelphia, Z
(second game).
Boston, 6; New York, 0.
Boston, 4; New York. 2
(second game).
Chicago. 3;'Cincinnati. l.
Pittsburg. IL; st. Louis, O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
TAKES GAME
FROM MI. SALEM yNB
Church League Results.
,; Mt. Salem. L

Goodman, ,; Mt. Salem. L
McCabe. s; Epworth. 5.
Goodman and McCabe carried ID
the laurels in the Church League lastI
evening. the Goodman boys d~efeatins(
Mt. Salem. 2 10 l. at Baynard dEz
mond. while ArcCabs scored a one rum
victory lei Epworth at Rockford
diamond. No. =
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
GAMES TOMORROW,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
CLUB HAS
SUCCESSFUL OUTING
Annual Labor Day Activities at
SmaIley's Dam We're
Decidedly Pleasing.

The most successful affair ever held
by the Delaware Canoe Club, was held
on the camp site al Smalley's Dam
$50 people At the camp site, most of
them going from Newport by ano
Saturday evening q dance was held
ia Christiana music being furnished
by the club orchestra, led by R.. l..
Salter. The committee in charge, de-
cided 10 have some form OF enter
Lainment for the older members Of
the club who did not care to partici-
pate in dancing and SO a carnival was
arranged at which dolls, blankets and
wicker baskets were disposed Of.
After a pleasant evening the crowd
started for home about 1890.
Sunday morning the regatta which
surpassed those OF former years from
the viewpoint OF entries. spirited con-
tests and keen rivalry, was held on
the lake. One pleasing feature wal
the fact that all OF the officers Of the
club were able 70 attend. They are:
Commander Thomas Logan, Vice-Com
mAuder Marshall Carpenter, Captain
Otto Long. Secretary Paul Hardin and
Treasurer Archie Crozier.
The winners of the regatta are as
followa:
Men.
i@OwAn Vane.
Paul Grub.
3-Warren Ayers.
Women.
Peg Brennan.
Helen Merrick.
On Sunday evening the annual pow.
WOW vas held, tho program being a:
follows: REGULATIONS, Leona Tammany
: Fred Clayton; vocal selections, J
Frank Ayers. Miss Mann of Baltimore
and a quartet from the club. Severa
interesting talks were given on camI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
Sum Loses ut Atlantic CITY,

Kid Sum Of this city. now boxing
under the name of Marty Sullivan,
was defeated In a fast go at Atlantic
City, Monday night. losing the decis-
ion to Danny Riley OF Philadelphia,
after six hard fought sessions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AM HICAN IEAUUE.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06

Judging from tn number OF letters received there M still those who
nnt understand why Dempsey, At tn hsisht Of lis physical career. has
fourt.sn months without . battle But outside Of wills. what is there
three rsb before he decided to Ak u p light training again Gre is entirely
mail Frpo is entirely 100 raw W. can recall n o past occasion wh~e
Tier. II. no question that Will. wou Civ. Dempsey the hardest nsht
he II. vr known Wills N now = big. powerful fairly fast ~xpnienced
eo1er with a knsck Tor his trade He is a strong defensive fighter and " hard
punchcr. A great fnnshts. he would b % he nrt nan Dempsey has met
of IT, nut none too strongly II hesoe' many nor months without p"ceeans
his profession.
Early eriurcu ca.eas.
Rm Roper. Of Princeton. must smile w.ny when he hears complaints
from oeher colleges and Universities bsmoanins the loss II three O four
From ast vars rsr machine Roper has lost eight star. IN q list that
includes. Lcurte Kck oHrry and oaros
Roth Yale nd Harvard. his old rv.h. nov outnahh in two % one.
ana Chicago will have n o mall Jump when the T1sr team starts West
Yt in football, "a W tell. There N times when It Is darks just
thu. II. Princeton eeven ..,
one AIRY feature Of /. football m.nu VIII DO tn. ca.-h of broner and
when Howard Jones bnns. his low. ear to New Haven t. fAce Tads
ensemble Tad iosss Adach- a sr. nj Howard loss the w Dsvines And
Slater nvm Il. winning combination Of 1921 Both wm have enough talent
eft . provide q rare afternoons entertainment and swing The $50 under
way with something OF a MP.
The HON. Ri, Stretch
Hunsby. w1InAmA walker and Ruth II now facing ne nnaI sector Of
the snm III stretch, WIN only a month Loft to 20.
Tho eminent Infant han three hard hiters to overhaul re b hopes
10 W liz range neatly adjusted wn.na Ill four swing into sight Il tn. wtra
Ruth A had 10 travel much further than n thought lat in May
. regain the old homestead OF swat
Walker have rather out'fussed themselves in so IA Is past performances
re concerned
1t win TAX. .bou, thirty seven or thh.y-eis h HON. III. to lead the
pack 1t Will Also be the nst time IN baseball history that four men dubbed
out more than thirty
"Ycu might mention writes a St outs IAN that Eornsby N shler
are somethinE more than sreat ball playerA They ART also two great fellows
lean living and untemperamemtal . credit to existence IN general" 1t is
always = pleasure to say II With flowers.
DO 70 think writes L. L k that the stymie is a fair proposition
n sofT" The ssymie is not 1t merely adds to h luck of a sams that Is al
rsady OVERLOOKING with lucky Or unlucky breaks. II is a inc a Spectacular
play and At other times a complete barrier &c success
Dempsey II. been mute for 9 long that h. is reported so be a work
on a melody entitled Say It with * gloves"
W. have I. YET heard no verihcation o.. the u that when asked ii
there as any chance for a big heavyweight fight Chairman Muldoon re
marked. Where there's a Wills there's way"
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thursday


First Division-st Paui's Va.
Second Baptist. Baynard. No. !;
umpire. Birmingham.
second Divlsion-St. stephens
Va Bethany. Rockford. No. 2;
umpire. Rickerts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WIEN
l~nd~pendeut Gsmes.

B~randywine vs. George Winters
All-stars. Twenty-ninth and Mar
ket streets. 6 y. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06

Seventh Ward vs.. Edge Moor,
o, rdse Moor. .S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
AH-Industr1aI League.


Lang, C1lCnef s.s.-- dflNY Wlls
". Garvine. catcher Grace
Peters. pitcher ..--.---..-.Cookmsn
Crouch, pitcher ..Epworth
Ramsay. pitcher ------St. Stephens
Boggs. first base .Epworth
Novel;, 2b., & catcher...-...E pworth
Smith, shortstop. ....-.. .Brandywine
Galloway. third Observation-Disclosures
Tribbitt. left field. .....---..Grac
p. Garvine. center field. -...... Grace
Weitzel, right ield ..... Presidential
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w. II. Hudson.
Birds. trees and flowers that are stin unframed.
At autumn twilight by the woods Or shore.
All open spaces. Wild and unrecfaimed.
Have lost come way the ancient glow that famed
Since their lost mate and prophet comes no more.
Here was the spirit Of all hills and plains,
The troubadour Of wilderness and sky.
A wandering brother OF tho suns and rains
And all tho winds that sang their far refrains
For him alone. before their last goodhy.
And yet to-day no stnl L. part OF ali.
One with tho turf he loved that guards him still.
The stray, lost winds at dawn that come to call.
And each wild bird that sings by hedge or wall
Must know his spirit listens from tho hill
And some day when weve passed the outer gate
To nnd. at hst. dim trails both strange and new,
What greater gain than hear him whisper ~Mate,
Before US now eternal spaces wait
Where W shall SEQ the endless ages through
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
fRtDAY.
Church League.

Fret Diyi.ion-Grace VI. Bran
dywtns. Twenty-ninth and
Market streets; umpire. Rickerts.
Second pivieion-Frst-Centrsl
Va Trinity. Rockford. No. g: UNI
pire. Birmingham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-06
BASEBALL FAN PICKS
SOME ALL-STAR TEAMS
Local Diamond Enthusiast
Makes Selections Based on
Records and Ability.
sports Editor. Every Evening,

thinks arc tho leading stars OF the
leagues. so here you are:
All City League Team.
p. Ward. pitcher-.----Seventh Ward
Crouch, pitcher. .kreos
Whiteman, pitcher-.--.Seventh Ward
McGonigle. neutrality-suspicious.
Baldwin, first baso..........--.Krebf
Murphy. second base. Seventh Ward
Holiday, shortstop .Krebs
Buksowskl, third base. 81. Hedwig's
Gillespie. left held Defiance
~Gerstenberg. center feid..-...B a Il
Carroll, right field Defiance
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