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Elaborate Preparations Haze Been Made
For Swimming and Life Saving Campaign

Delamore. $50 TO 10; life saving. boys,
DeIamore. 4 10 40; swimming, boys.
Delamore, II to 11.30.
No. II School-LIfe saving, boys,
Delamore. to 40; swimming. girls.
Brandywine. to $50; swimming,
boys, Delamore. II 70 1870
No. - Notwithstanding girls.
Brandywine. 10 20 1880; swimming,
boys. Kirkwood, 100 TO ,.
No. - Notwithstanding girls,
Brandywine, 10 10 1890; life saving.
boys. Y. NJ. c. A. 1890 to Il; swim
ming, boys, Kirkwood. 100 to ?.
No. Ii Notwithstanding, girls,
Kirkwood. TO $50: swimming, boys,
Kirkwood. to $50; life saving, boys,
Kirkwood, $50 to !.
No. Is School-Swimming. girls.
Delamore, $50 to 10; swimming. boys.
Delamore. 11.30 10 y; life saving,
boys, Delamore. to 40.
No. i School-Swimming. girls.
Brandywine. 10 70 1890; swimming
boys, Kirkwood. to $50
No. 10 School-Swimming. girls,
Delamore. $50 to 10; swimming, boys,
Delamore, to 80; life saving, boys.
Delamore,. + 10 $50.
No. 20 School-Swimming girls.
Kirkwood. to $50; life saving. sirls,
kirkwood. $50 TO 10; swimming, boys,
Kirkwood, 10 TO 1890; life saving,
boys. Y. NJ. &. \, II 10 1I.30.
! No. % School-Swimming, girls.
Brandywine. 10 TO 1890; swimming,
boys. Kirkwood, 80 to 3.
No "a School, Swimming. girls,
Brandywine. $50 70 10; swimming
girls, Brandywine, 10 to 1890; life
saving. boys. Y. NJ. c. A. II to 11.30;
life saving, boys, Y. NJ. {. A. 1lS0 10
-; life saving. girls. Brandywine,
to go; swimming. boys, kirkwcOd
$50 to 3.
No. 25 School-Swimming. girls
Delamore. 10 to 1890; swimming
boys. Delamore. 100 TO ?; life saving
boys, Delamore. 4 to 4.S0.
No. 26 School-Swimmlng, girls
Brandywine, 10 to 1890: life saving
boys, Y. NJ. c. A, IL TO I1.30; swim
inning, boys. kirkwood, to $50.
No. p School-Life saving, boys
Y. NJ. c. A, II to 11.30; swimming
boys, kirkwood, 2 20 2.30.
| No. % School-Swimming. girls
Brandywine, IL to 1880; swimming
girls. Brandywine. 11.30 to IL; life
Continued on page II.
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y" POOL ARTISTS
BEAT WILMINGTON
BaItimoreans Take Measure Of
Delawareans in Dual Meet;
Palmer Leads Locals.

Baltimore, Nd. June i7--central
Young Mems Christian Association
swimmers outclassed their ~" rivals
from Wilmington, Del. last night at
the Franklin street pool, capturing the
dual meet. 30 70 II.
The local natatoriai artists jumped
into the forefront Of events BY taking
the first number, the 10o-yard relay.
This was a close test with the Della
ware boys. for the latter put up a
great swim. and proved that they had
furnished sturdy team 20 test tho
powers Of the Central group, compos-
ed Of Miller, Savers. Schafer and Ian
dow.
Landow. former Polytechnic swim
mer, next took the fancy diving con
test. clearly outpointing Herilhy. az
Wilmington. Nance, another local
swimmer. was third.
The Baltimoreans won frsts IN
every event OF the nights performance
The final affair the 100-yard dash,
was taken by Miller. in one minute
and 10 seconds. LAndow came 70 the
front again IN the 5O-yard backstroke.
and BY virtue Of this victory. led tho
point winners with record u 20.
Palmer Of Wilmington Jed his COM
binat.On with four points
Wilmington Will entertain the local
"" team July 1 in a return meet.
Sunnarys
IO0-yard relsy-Won by Baltimore,
miller, Savers, Schafer. Landow).
Wilmington, (MoAvoy, Direndcrfer.
Stroud. Carnan), second. Time. 4sss
| seconds
Fancy divinz-Won by Isndow.
Baltimore; Herlihy. Wilmington, ser
| ond; Nance, Baltimore, third.
! s0-yard dash-won by Schafer. Bal
| tinore; Savers. Baltimore. second:
/ Palmer. Wilmington, third. Time,
! 2St5 seconds
! Plunge for distance-Won BY Hor-
/ ton. Baltimore; Dubinsky, Whining
ton, second; Peyton. Baltimore. third.
Distance. 81 feet, inches.
50-yard, backstroke--Won by Ian
dow. Baltimore; Loane, Baltimore,
second; Stroud, Wilmington, third.
Time, 351z seconds
109-yard dash-Won by Miller Bal
timore; Palmer. Wilmington. Second :
Bolton, Baltimore. third Time. l
, minute. 13 seconds
Starter, NJ r. Marllle: referae. Marx
timers. Sparks, Marx and Palmer. an
) nouncer. Iambdin; judges. Beck
Smith, Kline and MacKinstry.
The keenest competition in the meet
} was IN the century swim. IN this
event, Palmer, OF Wilmington. over
came big lead with a great burst Of
speed and beat out Bolton OF Bait
, more for second place
} Heriihy executed his dives in SPLEEN
} did form and won a second place. HI,
more experienced opponent. Iandov
won this event by doing more dificur
dives
Dudzinski, the oue-leSged plunEer
. did some beautiful work and got sec
ond place with a plunge OF At feet
inches.
The Wilmington swimmers did SONS
splendid work and deserve A grea
, deal OF credit for the fine showing
]. they made in their initial appearance,
against a more experienced and thor
oughly seasoned team. The Whining
ton point winners were: Palmer.
Herlihy 3: DudZinski, 8 Stroud. I.
!, The Wilmington team was a JUNO
! aggregation.
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WESTMINSTER

Final preparations have been made
for the opening OF the swimming and
ufe-saving campaign, which will start
on Monday. under the auspices Of the
Red Cross in cooperation with the !.
NJ. c. A. Delaware Safety Council,
knights of Columbus and affiliated So
cieues.
The schedule given below shows
where the pupils OF the different
schools Will receive their training. The
pupils will assemble at their respec-
tive schools and must be at the swim
ming pool designated ten minutes be-
fore the time indicated.
Adults desiring instruction are ask
ed to report AT the Red Cross head
quarters, oil Delaware avenue. and
give their name and class Of training
desired They Will report later for
their assignment card. This swimming
campaign will be continued until Sep
tember l.
The week after next will be open to
the colored population Of the city.
The schools. pools and time are as
follows:
Friends School--Life saving. girls,
Brandywine. 100 to >; life saving,
boys. Y. NJ {. A, 3 70 $50; swimming.
girls, Brandywine. 4.S0 TO .; swim
ming, boys. Kirkwood. . 10 $50.
No. l SChool-Life saving, boys. Y.
NJ. c. A, 9 70 $50; life saving. boys,
Y. NJ. c. A. $40 TO 10; life saving,
girls, Kirkwood. $40 to 10: swimming.
boys, Kirkwood, 1890 to II; swim
ming, boys. Kirkwood. II to 1l.S0;
swimming, girls. Brandywine. $50 to
3; swimming, girls. Brandywine' 10
$50.
No. . School-Swimming. girls,
Brandywine, . to $50; life saving
girls. Kirkwood. $50 20 10; life saw
ing, boys. Y. NJ. c. A. $50 TO 10;
swimming. boys. Kirkwood, II TO 1880
No. School-Swimming, girls
Delamore, $50 TO 10; swimming. boys
Delamore. 1870 to u.
No. School-Lfe saving. girls
} Kirkwood, $50 TO 10; life saving
boys, Y. NJ. G. A, 10 to 1890; swim
ming. girls, Delamore, 10 TO 1890;
swimming, girls. Delamore. 1880 tC
IL; swimming. boys. Delamore, 2.SO tC
3; swimming, boys, Delamore. Il
$50.
No. Swimming, girls
Kirkwood, to 9.30 life saving, boys
Y. NJ. c. A, $50 TO 10; swimming
boys, kirkwood, 10 to 1890.
No. misunderstanding, girls
Kirkwood, to go; life saving. boys
Y. NJ. c. A., 1880 to IL: swimming
| boys. Kirkwood, IL to 1880.
No. I School-Swimming. girls
| Kirkwood, 9 to $50; swimming. boys
/ Kirkwood, 10 to 1890; life saving
boys, Y. NJ. G. A. 1880 to IL.
II No. s School-Swimming. girls
/ Kirkwood. . to $50; swimming, boys
Kirkwood, 10 to 1890; life saving
boys, Y. NJ. c. A., 1870 to IL.
II No. 8 School-Swimming, girl:
Brandywine, 10 to 1880; life saving
boys, Y NJ. c. A. 1890 to IL; swim
ming. boys, kirkwood, IL TO 11.S0.
No. 10 School-Swlmming girl
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S|SlER WHOLE THING
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
First in Seven Branches OF the
Game; Another ST. louisian
At Top.
Ry Associated rress TO Every Evening. =.

Ry Associated rrees 20 Every Evening.
Chicago. juno l7.-Writing baseball
this season has developed almost ex-
clusively into writing about George
SISTER. for the incompatible FIRST sack
or OF the ST. Louis Browns Is playing
such brilliant baseball that he leads
I'm almost every branch of the sport.
Major league averages released to-
dny. show that SiEer not only stands
al the top Of the American League In
most branches Of the game. but that
his figures in most cases are Better
than those made by any National
Lacquer. The statistics show that
sister is
First in batting averages In either
league; first in runs scored in either
league: first in total hits In either
league: first in total bases in either
league; first In three-base hits In
either league: first in stolen bases in
either league; first In either league 10
make 100 hits this season; and close
20 the top In two basgers and home
runs in the American League.
Sisler went on a hating streak last
week that brought hts average TO .4SS
against 4l9 the previous week. He
made his Tooth hit "Wednesday in the
game with Washington. which he viz
tually won with home run with the
bases full. Sisters stolen bases num-
Der % with Ken Williams. his team
mate second In the American League
With p. The averages include games
az Wednesday.
B,ng Miller, Of Philadelphia, Is run
rer up TO Sister IN the American
League averages with a mark of $40.
Ken Williams brought his home run
mark TO IS and leads Miller by three
and Rogers iiornsby. the National
League pace softer. by one. Other
leading battcrs 81 the American League
TOT 81 or more games. are: Cobb, De
trult, SO: Speaker. Cleveland. 1863 ;
o'Neil. Cleveland. 1867; Schang. New
York. 355: lehman. Detroit. 1851 ;
Hue. Detroit, .349; Bassler. Detroit,
.33s.
Rogers nornsby, the 81. Louis star
s. the whole show IN the National
League battle of figures this week
Ey slamming out IL hits in hts last
s.N games. he bstted his way from
fourth place 10 the top 81 the hear
with an average ~ .399. with Hank
Gnwdy. az Boston. the leader A week
axe. and r. Griffith. OF Brooklyn. tied
for second place. with 1855.
Horn sby ia tied with Young. Of New
York. and Carey. az Pittsburg. for hon
ors In base stealing. with II apiece
llornshy is setting the pace for the
home run hitters. with Is. His closest
rivals are lack Wheat Of Brooklyn
and Eddie Ainsmith. also OF ST. Louis
who have Knocked out eight apiece.
Other leading ha;ters for SIS or NOR,
games. are: Rgbea PfttsburS. 81
Daubcrt, Cincinnati, 1854; Kelly. New
York. .s55; Grimes. Chicago. 1854: J
Johnston. Brooklyn, .s45; Bancroft,
New York. .342; Snyder. New York
$50; Duncan. Cincinnati, .335.
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JUNIOR GOLF TOURNAMENT
AT COUNTRY CLUB NEXT WEEK

Another busy week closely following
on the heels of the Middle Atlantic
championship tournament is promised
at the Wilmington Country Club.
starting Monday morning with the
junior golf tournament, starting
promptly a. 9.3O a m.
On Monday afternoon the Delaware
State tennis championship viii he
started and on Tuesday afternoon the
women golfers will stage a handicap
medal play golf tourney with prizes
being awarded for the best gross and
net scores.
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WANTS CHAMPIONS To
FIGHT OR GET OUT

New York. June New
York's State Boxing Commission,
which recently issued an ulti-
matum 10 champions that they
either must risk their titles or
surrender them was not inspired
by a desire 70 have the bouts
staged in this State Chairman
Muldoon made this clear yester-
day.
THE Commission IS not con-
cerned as to the place Of the con-
tests" he said. nor who is the
promoter. The Commission s
only desire is 20 compel cham
pions 70 defend their champion
ships and cease communicating
titles.
The matches may he held =
Africa or China so far as the
Commission cares. The import
ant thing is-champions must
defend their titles or get out"
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QUAKER CITY HERE TODAY.

The Quaker City Professionals will
meet the Pittsburg Orioles this after
noon at Harlan Field. The Pittsburg
combine played a pair of games at
Baltimore yesterday, splitting even for
the afternoons work. The Philadel
phians come here well recommended.
The game will start promptly at $50
. clock.
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came from behind here yesterday and
won great uphill game, defeating
Pocomoke City, TO 6.
Lance was wild in the early innings
and was replaced by Goetzel. who
pitched fine brand Of ball. Two home
runs by Hammer was the outstanding
feature Of the game. zap, was the
whole works for Pocomoke.
The score.
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CHURCH LEAGUE
FIRST DIVISION
SECOND Division

-Four Church League games last
night provided tho followers OF the
various teams with plenty Of sport
In the first division, Goodman step
ped on West and Grace trimmed
Westminster. I'll.
In tho first division Church League
Goodman won out over West at
Rockford Park. In an exciting game
that went into nine innings, score,
1915. Wood. twirling for West, pitched
n good article OF ball until the final
frame, when Bill Stewards proteges
hoped on his delivery for FIVE tnilies
and the game.
Galloway, II. Peters and Ziegler
led in the attack. tho later getting two
triples.
MINER was tho batting and fielding
star for West. The score:
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zap is Playing Great Baseball For
Pocomoke in Eastern Shore League

Laurel. June l7.-After desperate
struggle the Laurel team succeeded
yesterday in dropping into the cellar
Of the Eastern Shore League. taking
with them a very much disheveled
Blue Hen"
They lost TO Salisbury here 4 TO 0.
Both Steinfeldt and Hummer pitched
gilt-edg edtball. the latter having much
better support.
All four OF Salisbury's runs were
gifts. the most charitable in that line
being Left Fielder Sweeney. who had
four chances and booted every one
The score:
The score:
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WILLIAMS GETS 18TH;
HORNSBY SWATS 18TH

st. Louis, June 17.-kenneth
williams clouted out his six
teenth home run OF the season
in Yesterdays game with Wash
ington. Zachary was pitching
for the visitors. This puts Will
liams one home run ahead OF
Rogers Hornsby, of the local
Nationals. who tied Williams
record of fifteen by knocking
out a circuit drive in yester-
days game with Brooklyn. Nc
Manus, of the Browns, also got
a home run yesterday with
Gerber on base.
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GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGTE.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
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SEVENTH WARD IN
WIN OVER kSIDE

Seventh Ward triumphed over Park
side in the City League game at Kirk
wood Park. last evening. 10 TO S. The
pitching OF Whiteman, who held the
heavy hitting Kirlwood crew to Ave
hits. was the feature. The score:
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Not Aiming Hieh.

A kentucky judge declares his am
bition to make the mountain section
of his State as safe as the streets of
city. He is not aiming high.-Pit;s-
burg GsZette-Times.
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HOPES, 15-YEAR-OLD
STAR SHOWS PROMISE

Considerable comment has
been heard on all sides relative
20 the golf playing of Clement
Hopes of the local club. Hopes
IS only youngstsr. Is years OF
age. but managed to get into
the second round before going
down 10 defeat before c. F.
Backus in a tough match 3 and
>, at the Country Club tourna-
ment. This is Hopes first
tournament experience and he
shows promise OF developing into
a coming star.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
NATIONAL LELGCE.
ST. Louis at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
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Matthew Rutter Injured.

Suffering from injuries TO his right
hip from a twelve foot fall at the
Harlan shipyard Matthew Rutter, 20
years old, of 229 Walnut street, was
taken in the police ambulance to the
Delaware Hospital for treatment
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First NJ. p. .......... 90 3 o o ] o.
McCabe -.-..-.- -........ 10 ; o / ; pa
summary: Tvo-base hit Hayes Three
base hit. Stoopes. Home runs Donaldson
3 klund. Hayes. Double play. Hattenfeld
Burris and 7. Sweeney. Hit by pitched
ball, Birmingham. struck out. By Hatten-
field. 2 ny Davis. o. Bases on balls. of
Davis, /. on Hattenfeld, 3. Umpire
Rickerts.
r. Badwln's fielding featured the
game between First-Central and Scott
last evening at Baynard Field, the
former winning Is TO u. The score:
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NATIONAL LEAUUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. 8; Athletics. s.
Boston. s; Cleveland. 6.
Detroit. Q; New York, 4.
st. Louis, Is; Washington, .
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. :; Cincinnati. >.
New York, Z; Pittsburg, l.
Chicago. z; Boston. 6 Q2 ins.)
Brooklyn. IL; st. Louis, ..
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DYE WORKS TEAM PUTS
1T ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Dye Works golf team admins
tered a crushing defeat 10 the Ex-
piosives-Operative team last evening
over the du Pont Country Club links
in a regular league match. ~, TO L.
Hsnley, or the EXplosive-Operative
team. was victorious over q. NJ.
Bishop. and landed the only match for
the Explosive Operative.
The results:
Dye Works VS.. EXplosive~.0.
William Flynn Cd defeated J. c.
Guenveur (E) ! up.
,E) Up.
J.H. Sachs Cd defeated J. =. Her
man tE) up.
I. Doom Cd defeated z. I. Kinsler
1El UP.
w. A. Manss CD defeated J. J. KEEL
leher (Eb ! and ?.
o. NJ. Bishop Cd lost 20 W. J. Han
ley CE) and l.
Desult Dye Work won; score.
+is-ia.
Engineering Va. Purchasing.
The Engineering golfers had their
hands full IN administering a GA TO
~ defeat 10 Purchasing. The most
interesting Of the Inatche. was the
one between G. p. Willard and +. La
mott. the latter winning, ! up.
The results:
c. p. Willard CE) lost TO r. La
mott CP) up.
y. A. Sralgue CE) lost TO D. d.
Ranken OP) 3 and 2.
A. f. S. Hall (E) defeated W. A
S.monton (P) . and I.
w. B. Banker (E) defeated z. 3.
Nelson (P) 4 and 2.
II. A. Wardell CE) lost 10 c. T.
Pierce CP) . and /.
r. Riley G) defeated J. p. Quinn
pD & and 3.
O. V. Keteham (E) defeated W. T.
Mshoney (P) ] up. IL holes.
Result: Engineering won. 3z-2h.
General Girls Lose ut Nets.
In the tennis matches played at the
du Pont courts last evening, the
Chemical-Experiment girls van
pushed the General lassies in five
straight matches.
The scores follow:
Miss Elizabeth Kruse (E) defea tee
Miss Mary Dorsey co &-e. 50, 6-4
Miss Louise Hughes (E) defeates
Miss Irene Brown co e-2. 6-4.
Miss Anna Butler (E) defeated
Miss y. Warren Co 1-s. Ga. 6-3.
Miss Sarah Baird (E) defeated Mis-
Jane McCarerty Co Us, 81
Miss Mary Atkinson tE) defeate,
Miss Rose Giacoma &C So, 6-1.
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AVALON SWAMPS POPLAR
IN GREAT SUGGEST

Avalon swamped Poplar. Els, at
Sixteenth and Walnut streets yester-
day afternoon, in a SUGGEST, when the
victors collected 81 hits: each member
securing at least a single.
The score:
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POPLAR 4. c

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Poplar A. q. -. 0O2 o o O. 6
Avalon ................ / I 5 . 4 B | r--2l
Two-case hits. johnson, 3; Pinder. Base
on balls Cannon, 8 Alexander. l Orth. q
Struck out. by Cannon, 4 Alexander. / !,
Orth. 6.
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Try an Every Evening Want Ad.
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IEVENTH WARD.
I'D Is 2I II
PARKSIDE

SCORE BY INNINGS.
seventh Ward ... 2 2 q DO
Parks side .......-...... q D 5 - 6
Hits OH Whitemsn. o Lofnk. 8: Sslters.
: Two-base hits, McCullin. keeley
rhree-base hits, Smith. Strawbrldge
Eckrsh Home runs Whiteman Kelley
Eckrsh Struck out. by Whlteman. o.:
Lofnk, /; Salters. ). Double plays. Eek
IRISH to Murphy; Murphy to Salters to
Cavanaugh McCullin to Mcmahon. Stolen
bases Casey. Cavanaugh. Mcmahon.
Murphy, Cullen Sacrifice flies. Nanloye
Base on balls Whiteman, 2; Loflnk. ..
Umpire, Hastings
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Tvo-base hits. Worthington, Aik-ns
Mckinnon. Brumbaugh, Johnson. Brom-
we'll Three-base hits, Worrnington, Nor
ris Sacrifice hits. Conley, Hartman Hits,
of Conley. -; OF Kenney, 10 in 5 IN
nings: of Ware, l in innings Base on
balls. of Conley. 4 of kearney. s. struck
out. by Conley. 10: by Scott, 4: by Ware.
Hit by pitcher. Roschow. Umpire Ross.
Time OF game l35.
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GAMES MONDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
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II Mrs Mallory win Wimbledon
couldn't win
Britain couldn't Europe upon
but few others have
chance and she 70 start
granted Cornell are 70 have
Poushkeepse
Cornell exceptionally
Of tossing monkey he
After United
British
England or Scotland
attached
of
best idea hen what happe
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Two-baso hts. r. Peters Minner
Three-base. hits, F.. Peters, ziesler. 2
Galloway. 2: Wood. 4 Double plays
Dicks 10 Minncr Base on balls. Wood
! Peters. 5: Galloway. ]. Time OF game.
2 10. Umpire. Birmingham.
In the first division Church League.
Grace trimmed Westminster in a pref
" game at Rockford Park. score. ST.
Ky Mckay and Jack Garvine led in
the stickwork FOR DR.. Sumwalt's boys
Grace also pulled of two nifty plays
The score:
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SCORE BY INNINGS
Laurel .................. o D o o o o o D 90
Salisbury ............. o 2 o % o o o %
Oser took Mannix place in NTH
Culver replaced Oser
Mannix was sent 70 right field 10 replace
Oser. who was benched in ninth, Culver
going TO centre.
Struck out. by Steinfeldt. 3: by Hum
mer, T. Two-base hit. Hoffman Double
plays. Steinfeldt. to Hitchcock to Slaughter
Left on bases. Laurel. IL; Salisbury. 4
Bases on balls. of Hummer. 5; off Stein
feldt. 3.
Crisfleid Md June I7-Cr{s6ald
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-17
Orioles Want Games.

Wilmington Orioles would ike 20
hear from some Is 70 l7-year-old
teams in or out OF the city for a game
on July l. Poplar A. G.. and Emer-
son preferred. Send challenges 70 j.
Fitzgerald. 404 Walnut street.
Try All Every Evening want ad-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-17

A. d. 1000
Its Ions, long tran where the breakers roll
And the ice-rmmed gales blown
But we yield 10 the roaring seas
In quest OF the great unknown.
A. D. 1922
Its a Lenglen, Leng,en trail to the waiting goal
That waits on another shore
BIrt cross the span where the dark Suzanne
Must face my charge once more