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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
BUTCHERS AND GROCERS'
TRIM CLOVER DAIRY

The Butchers and Grocers Ath-
letic Association beat out the Glover
Dairy nine in a battle OF bludgeons
Tuesday. Il 10 -. The Butchers
and Grocers' led in tho batting bee.
driving over seven runs In the eighth
to win out. The score:
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TRAYM0RE TEAM LOSES
TO TRUANT OFFICERS PETS

Truant officers Pets shutout Tray
more. 10, at Fourth and Church
streets yesterday. Fitzgerald and
Bacon secured home runs. Bacon also
had two doubles TO his credit. Fitz-
gerald famed IL and allowed but three
hits The score:
rnT1f Mn
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Totals ............. !
CLOVER DAIRY
SCORE BY INNINGS

Glover Dairy CO. OOsSGl o-l3
Butchers Grocers' 0 0 l 3 l S-17
Summary: Two-base hits-Jewell,
Rothchilds, Magzig. Moody. Three-base
hits-Godwin, Jewell. Frank. Home
run--Magzig Struck out-By Rhein-
holtz. IA: Crowley. Z. Sacrifice hits
Jewell. Frank. 2; j. Domanic. Hit by
pitched ball--By Crowley. Is. Domanic)
Base on balls-Rheinholtz. 8; Crowley
5. Passed balls--J. Domanic. ., r.
Sharp. .. Umpire-Foxwell.
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I4tWES
NINTH INNING RALLY
WINS FOR BROWNSON ACADEMY

A ninth-inning rally that netted five
runs enabled BrOwnson Academy 70
defeat Arcadia 70 last evening at
Eden Park
Arcadia outhit Brownson Q TO 6.
The score
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AVALON IN VICTORY
OVER POPLAR A. G. NINE

Avalon defeated Poplar A. c., $50
at Christiana Park last night, in a
game featured by the hitting OF John
son. who had four hits to his credit.
two being homers. Orth and Pratt
each had three hits. The score:
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BROWNSON.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Brownson ........ OOOO2 90 81
Arcadia A a. ... 3 0 0 2 0 0 Go
Two-base hits-Conner. Santa, Brum-
baugh. Struck out-By keeley 10: by
Cappelle. ;. Stolen bases Dougherty
Lally, Brand. Johnson. Umpire-Mc-
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GR|D|RON PROSPECTS
GOOD At HIGH SCHOOL.
Coach Ashton Expects to Have
More Than 100 Candidates
Out for Team.

With the closing of the baseball sea- |
son next Friday, the students are
looking forward to Highs football |
team. Coach Ashton has plenty of
and he should turn out a
strong eleven next fall.
High loses Barklcy, Maxwell. Carbon.
Kramer and Weiner by graduation,
Norm White will enter Pennington and
Walt Green will not play until the fol-
lowing aeason. Hence the probable
lineup OF the Varsity and Scrub
teams will be:
Varsity Scrubs
McNih ............l. e.....,..... Coke
Steele ............l &. >, ..... Guiles
Stout .......,.....r. g.. Greenstein
(Capt)
Fletcher ..........rt.... Jones
Lohman .,...,,...r. e.,...,.. Guthrie
(Shaeffer)
Milliken .........q. b.. LiChenstein
Bowe ............ i. H. H.. Toplis
Donaldson .......r. h. b.. II. Bowe
Walton ...........f.b b......... BATHS
Coach Ashton expects at least a
hundred candidates out next fall and
will keep his eye on some of the new
material for his freshmen and reserve
eleven. Last year his freshmen yenr-
| lings trimmed Chester Fresh The
only reserve game was n tic with
Delaware city High eleven. Any
county high eleven wishing n gat1c
with the reserve squad should get I'm
touch with Manager Collins.
-
ing game with Newark High and the
ClOsng game with the Alumni eleven.
Other games include wenonah Mill
tary Academy, which replaces Tome
on tho schedule. Chester High Ca be
played on Smedley Field. Salesianum
will face the locals. Then there is
Camden. Norristown. Southern High.
Downingtown, West Chester and T.
1 u.
( Southern High will he the second
game OF the sea son and viii be fought
tout on the Pennsylvania gridirun
High also faces Saleslanum in tho
second football tilt between the two
schools. Last fall, in the FIRST TIT
High carried the pigskiu over thre,
times. only 10 tumble over the limo
Their opponents failed to gain first
down. Capt. Stout and his team eNpect
Ia banner season and will start kickiur
the hail around the latter part q
August
This Saturday, Herb White faCci
r West chester lIigh nj Baynard Field
The 1iighlets hope To win their fif
tecnth. Charlie Jones has replace,
Weirer IN the outfield Allah will pla'
against the Penusylvanians. however
as White will do tho twirlins.
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Joseph T.. Peeney was last night
elected chairman and James Peeney
secretary of the Twelfth Ward Re
publican Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church League.

Epworth VS.. McCabe. Eden
No. /.
Grace vs.. Brandywinc, Twen-
ty-ninth and Market.
First division Westminster
VS.. West. Bnynard No. 4.
Second dlvislon--Scott vs..
First NJ. p, Rockford No. 2.
Catholic League.
Pioneers VS.. st. Mary'r. Bay
nard No. 2.
81. AIMS W. st. Patrick,
Rockford No. I.
Brownson vs. st. Thomas,
Second and du Pont streets.
Atlas I'D" va. Atlas "B", Bay
nard No. |.
Bond VI. opponent. Baynard
No g.
Butchers ~. Associated Iaun-
dries. Second and du Pont, 6
o'clock.
Butchers vs.. Police, Second
and du Pont. afternoon.
Married Men va. Singls Mon
OF Delaware Hard Fibre, Mar
shnllton. $40 daylight saving
time.
American Car vs.. J. II. Rhoadz.
Fourteenth and Woodlawn. 9 y.
m. Umpire Warren. Postponed
game.
FRIDAr
Church League.
First dlvision-Mt. Salem vs..
Goodman. Beynard No. l.
Second divlslon--Epworth vs.
McCabe, Rockford No. ..
Bridcsburg vr 81. Thomas
Second and du Pont
Electric Hose and Rubber
Girls. Va. ST. raul's Girls. Bay
nnrd Field.
st. Thomas VS.. ST. Mary's.
Second and du Pont. Iourhlin
benefit. o'clock.
Old Men vs. Roses. Elrkwood
Park.
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NATIONAL IEAGrF.

philadelphia, B. New York, !.
Brooklyn. 4 Boston. !.
Plttshurs Il: Cincinnati. .
~, Louis-ChicaFo. postpon-
ed-rain
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NAlIONAI IlAt,i 4
SCORES.
AMIRICAN lTAGTE.

Boston. e. Washington. a.
Washington. Boston. 4 1second
game.
chicago, 8; Cleveland. 4.
- Louis. :. Detroit. O.
Athletics New York. not
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SEVENTH WARD

Seventh Ward ......2 2 , q 3 5---l2
81. Hedwig ............... q q q o
Hits ward g, JnachomonslJi. II
Earned runs-st Iledrig. 3. seventh
Ward. g. Two-base hits Strawbridge
u ward. McCullln, 3 Bukowrlti. smith
2: Gestwick Struck out Ward, 7,
Joachomonski ? Stolen bases--Dufy
smith. Cavausugh. McCullin. =. Ward
ball OawskI Base on balls Ward l /;
Joacbomonski o. Wild pitches -.Ioacho-
monski. 2. Time of game 20. Umpire
Nottingham.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

Recreation ............... o . q "a
Seventh Ward .............. o I o 2--3
Summary-Tfome runs. Parkinson.
Robinson. Three basehits. Parkinson.
Struck out by Parkinson, : ; ny Burns.
.. Base on balls. off Parkinson. ! OF
Burns. =. Umpire. James.
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Union .................. o q q . q %
ST. Msry's ..... o q q q x-2
Two-base hits Goldsteln McCaulley
Struck uut-By Taylor, g. by Ferris. 3
stolen bases Sheehy, Taylor Hayes
Sacrifice hit GOldsteln Bases on balls
or Ferris. 4 of Taylor. o. Passed balls
Goldstein. 2 Umpire Hastings
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GAMES TODAY.
ILAGTE.

NIkli AN II Att r..
Washington at Philadelphia
Boston al New York.
Chicago az 81. Louis
Detroit az Cleveland.
NATIONAL IEtGTE.
Philadelphia AZ Brooklyn.
New York az Boston
St Louis az Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01

Ferguson out. failing to touch first base
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Ninth Ward ...... o o o o o 2 o 0--5
Newark ............ o o q > D / I-6
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MORNING CAME
CHESAPEAKE CITY
= ! DELAMARE RRnSzE
Totals

SCORE By INNINGS
Chesapeake City ... o o 3 "a
Delaware. Bronze co.. 90 D o o 1 % o.
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viii indonitabic
Wimbledon
hostile II this meeting takes
hold ardent feeling sides
highly annoyed but Kplns
sm Record Left
over tho fact
There
eovth of he
Dcchsny
other tho ~ Willie n
forty consccu
ivo through Juno without missing
In
hit safely for forty consecutive until Ed Walsh halted his
which happens
back Of Keclcrs
generally
that is sm intact.
Lowe pdh"nty rerr OF lifted bail
he has eathercd all tho olive
ncar Sir You
do OF Johnson forehand
sothered and crushing Ths
think Johnston
him racket
velocity that
Tnden s to And be-
Hove he Will be
win at least national
improvement on tho other sid. he
should win At sandwich
nfh In 1921 place
proVemout for 1922 he should lead tho field
or course he that hypnotic eye
Grcb enough
Descharps wear base
ball
but sometimes sp ont two or tbroo foot oor ~,
Of aboundng confidence
in the hypnotic after the Dempsey Personally
personally we'd Dempsey
G'b swinging that the 0ndest little hypnotic
nuniins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01

The Way OF Coll.
once In while the wood is right,
But the iron that day is wrong.
Once IN n while the irons flight
Is right on the pin for which you sight.
But tho wood is far from strong.
And once In n while both reach their top,
But on that day tho puts won't drop.
Once In n while from of the tee
We never miss drive;
And then tho mashio smiles In glec
And takes US on the green in 3,
or maybe or 5.
once IN while we hit both well.
And then we putt like balyc.
once In while we start like Barnes
For six or seven holes.
And then VIC hook 10 reedy tarns
Far dcadlcr than seven Msrnes.
with bruised and broken souls.
Or else VIC daily IN some pit
Until our smoking niblicks quit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
"kINNOCKS"
ny Bernie DanA
An outfeldcr often reminds ono
Of bird. Think OF the way he
takes IA "fly."

All oUtHFtucT piten ono
Of bird. Think OF the way he
takes II "fy."
Some people say the world Is like
a ball; others like square, but !
say it's like "piano'-think OF the
'flats" and "sharps" IN It.
To the hnppcr the reason Amer
len Is n Jolly place is because II
was named after n merry cuss
(AmerlcusD
The prohibition agent seldom gets
over the grip" without looking in.
One reason why girls make
good as L. :. Postof'ioe employees
is because they know how TO
handle the "males."
The cynical bachelor observes that
many a poor "flsh" falls for n girls
strong line
The balIplayer who rides In u
Ford TO a game is very likely to
get TIRED.
Before the curtain rises.
Words that are becoming obsolete:
Money.
Business.
Work.
The fellow who wants TO beat
the horse races should think Of
that two year old called LITTLE
HOPE"
Iife's Little ParadoX-A veteran
champion runner who has two legs
on a coveted cup.
According TO "doper Jack Demp-
sey ought to make good as
"hitter- In any major league.
Ken Williams OF the St. Louis
Browns beat This Speaker for the
American League batting honors?
Some fellows are good as cow
punchers but George CLANCY holds
| the worlds record as foul
puncher.
When George hit Hanlon below thc
belt he certainly committed a fou
piece OF business.
Jimmy took II "all'' and "much
thrown I'm" Ike a true sportsman
and when the fight was over all
! he was heard TO remark was;
considering the number OF fouls
put over by George he surely
| must have missed his calling--he
should have been In the poultry
business"
After the fight Al Wagner was In
froduced as professional MATCH
MAKER.
Taken all In all, a girl has got
TO be pretty strong to be regu.
lar "shoplifter."
One reason why a sailor is a goo
card player is because he is accus
toned 10 his DECK.
I HcadlIne--Bank Messenger
= Victim OF $4,000 Robbery What
an excellent recipe to become
enlightened"
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IIuhson ot defending
aeed Hagen
front OF
of tho bar
country
&
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01

To the ilappcr the reason Amer
len Is Jolly place is because II
was named after a merry cuss
(Americus.)
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
II. q. Pets.......... Q D O o , II
Traymore \. c.. o Q o 0 Go
Classified ads in Every Evening are
putting For Rent signs out of fashion.
Phone your ads now.--Adv.
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AFTERNOON GAME
CHFaAPE ALlE Hfsr.-,
DELAWARE HRoNzE

VDt out NnPn Whining nun VA scored
SCORE BY ISNTSGs,
Cheaspeake City 600 OF 5i0i
Delaware Bronze 0220O O0o %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01

Some people say the world is like
a ball: others like n square, but
say it's like "piano'-thInk OF IN,
flats" and "sharps" IN Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago az 81. Louis.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston az New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01

The prohibition agent seldom gets
over the grip" without looking in.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
Twelfth Ward Republicans Elect.

Poplar A. C.............O o o o 0 o o. o
Avalon ...................-.3 5 ] 2 X-15
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New York az Boston.
~. Louis 81 pittsbure.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-01
Grid Prospects Bright at High; Many Baseball Games
" CnAn"H LIT Ir
beOpzUa51%R1l4nd H{Ss16I
The Way Of Golf.

(copyrirht 1929. New York Tribune Inc
tent
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MUST FILE CLAIMS

Following recent decisions in the
supreme court of the United States
in the cases of the Union Trust com
pany ct al, executors, versus War
dell Collector, and Shwab, executor,
versus Doyle, Collector, according to
Burns Poe collector of internal rev.
enue of the district of Washington,
the statement was published that it
would not be necessary for estates
to file claims for refunds to which
they were entitled under such deci-
sions.
The existing regulations provide
for the refunding Of estate taxes only
upon the filing of a claim therefor
by the taxpayer 1t will therefore
be necessary for all taxpayers who
are entitled to a refund of estate
taxes by reason OF the above entitled
decisions to make formal claim there
for on Form 843 which claim should
be filed with the collector for the
district wherein the tax was paid for
transmittal to the office of the com
missioner of internal revenue for APP
propriate action.
Section 1928, Revised Statutes, as
amended by Section 1916 of the Rev
enue Act of 1921 provides that all
claims for the refunding or crediting
of any internal revenue tax alleged
to have been enormously or illegally
assessed or collected must be pre-
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after payment of such tax Conse-
ouently estate taxes affected by the
above decisions can only be refunded
provided a claim therefor is filed
within four years next after the pay
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Never Too Late TO "Roh -

The oldest inmates Of the Daughters
OF Israel home at Newark, n. j., a
woman Of 40 years, has had her hair
bobbed. The management Of the home,
says a Central News wire from New
York, were much upset when the old
lady requested that her style of hair
dressing should be made TO accord
with the prevailing fashion. The mat
fer was gravely discussed. and as there
was nothing In the rules and regula-
lions to the contrary they gave way
TO granny's insistent demand that her
hair should be bObbed, Just like the
other girls" That done the happy cen
tenurian said: Il am only 40, and
expect TO break the record of my
grandmother. who lived 10 be 125."
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spoke recently of Montrose ].
Treasury of Plays for Chill
Zen Percival Chubb has one
the same lines called "Festi-
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Harper. $2), and Jesse E.
D., Lincoln still another, Festival
ana with May Day suggestions
dances, musical games and
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CARD OF THANKS

While words cannot express our
appreciation, we wish to attempt TO
thank our many friends for their
kind acts and sympathy during the
death of our daughter and sister,
and for the beautiful flowers given,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Paullus,
Mrs. Eta Hately, Mrs. Emma
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over the country visiting livestock
the women have not been forgotten
for they are holding kitchen equip
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A QUEEN ANNE
BY ANNIE COLE. r. N.

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,n ~ q anu III gong TO Try TO be just
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N'L uII, III terror Connie called
,'V,'o'' "io pronounced the trouble
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'ieiI' ana advised trained nurse.
~. -n"' III" was very gracious, plans
" 81 naue' me nurse engaged, and
o''iie "oHneu bungalow apron, pre-
,,''','. '0' 'ohs siege Everything
Vi, "ii''' No"uaS morning
Ga,ntl 's . ',''i Una at '''e breakfast table
'PP'' VA ''el peurooIh do"r'
Il" '"i gong 10 get up this morn
'"7' he' 'iS'ef-lh-IaW informed her,
len Mary ~ breakfast in bed
Inc dOOrbell rang, and Connie an
S"'Ieu II. A dapper little man stood
III me halfway.
MIS- hofker|
les
am from Icons, the furriers.
We want YOU should pay something on
TINS biz for a sable coat, or we will
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oI-you mean the other Mrs. Bar
her' SAID Connie. She's sick in bed"
Wen III call next week he said
anu bowed himself away
ICE roafed the Ice man. Twenty
cents pleaSe' am ordered to collect
'"sn III TINS mousse every time Thank
you
another man appeared in the door
way, as II Oy magic,
Il" are you demanded Connie
III the iliikmah. I'm collecting a
'io'i"r week on thls old bill-she
pay II OH that way. Then
.,,. 'S-i.'u !" Tue ciu''ereu Kitchen
~ e','eu '''e uitiuy inalo'
have mnch IL tbaso d'sh v ~" LUIS sc anu l
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vonng narsn,, l,aI,,,aI o,, 80 .n"'
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rooms r. Iools as.ar 'o'eeiS
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she added maIIoions,,'. .:,,, "nu ,iien
she conId Iiyn +, ,,,,o,, 'ou INN, u.
,o,nahndy didn,, ,a,. "p"' '''ieh' Il
rent"
So This was how Afor+ha ,oo,s,
An agonizjng raca 70 horran " go ~
Peter 70 nav panl accnmnontoa -,
aching ayas ana fraau,ad -, -" my ~!
nurse. on the way 70 the kitchen FOR .
glass Of milk. said:
"your husband seo,oo ,or,, ,,,,,a,, -.
ter today Mrs Rarker--I dor,t .,ir,.
yonu need mo to,oorrou, - ''''''N
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-11

The fricasse kettle is the place for
the cullhen.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-11
Alice Lindsey Webb

Books are the legacies that a great
,,enius leaves to mankind, which are
delivered down from generation TO
generation, as presents to the pos
toritv of those who are yet unborn.
From Joseph Addison's Spectator
Papers,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-08-11

Buy or build in College Park.