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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-10-25
PITCHER BEN IS STRICKEN
Continued from last week

I'M
Inc nrst word of encouragement
concerning the condition of Omar Benn
at o.. francis hospital was declared
ny ". Evans Saturday morning when
ene pitching ace and idol of many local
Ians, was said to be feeling better
ana looking better" "And he is bet
Ter, said DIR. Evans in a tone much
IN contrast to that of twenty-four
hours previous.
1ince rate reached out its hand and
forbade Benn to participate in the
Iinai game here Sunday, the big pitch
sr constant worry despite his illness
mas been LaCrosse's little OF worlds
series. When Benn was lying at the
hospital with his life III the balance,
" seemed to assume an apologize
attitude Tor having to be sick at such
q crltlcal time when his team needed
MN most. This, while his friends and
admirers were worrying for life.
penn mas shown gameness like a
real sportsman throughout all his DAYS
OF pam and suffering since he was TAX
en- III. Once, when he revived suffi-
Gently to speak, he said to one stand
ing near him: Doctor, won't be
aDle to pitch this week" This was
ms only word indicating that he was
TOO III to pitch.--La Crosse Tribune.
rams throughout this section of the
state have awaited with anxiety the
outcome of Big Benn's illness. His
peing stricken with appendicitis at a
crltical point in the Nelson Montague
series at Lacrosse was one fthe dra-
Hatic incidents of local baseball his
Tory, and 1T IS good news to hear that
5ne pig twirler is practically out of
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-10-25

"A. J: McCarty and wife of Long
mont, Colorado, Geo Huffman and wife
Oh viola, and Mrs. Clinton Morris of
Hamilton, Canada, visited at the Jas.
Ireseder home on Sunday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-10-25
old Stnm

George-Bessie, there is something
the matter with this old tub again. 1t
refuses to go.
Bessie-Use your head, George.
Drive up into that shady lane there.
This is too conspicuous here.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Travnicek are here
from Wheeler to live in Viroqua while
their daughter, Heliesse, attends our
high school.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-10-25
A vIRoQUA woMAN'S

EXPERIENCE
Can you doubt the evidence of this
Viroqua woman?
You can verify Viroqua endorse
ment.
Ask your neighbor!
Mrs. W J. Getter, 634 f. Maple St.
Viroqua, says: MY back ached and
/ suffered from severe panis in diff.
ferent parts of my body. My kidneys
acted irregularly and my back hurt
and ached al the time so | was lust
about all worn out. My feet were
swollen badly because &C the condition
of my kidneys and | was in bad shane
/ bought box of Doai's Kidney Pills
at Davis Drug Store and 500 wa.
cured Of the attack felt lots better
and my back was in fine condition af
ter using Doan's."
60c, at all dealers. Foster MiIburr
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
Yellow fever first began in III,
lowlands of Central America.
On Saturday at the regular meet
ing Of the w. z. G. Mrs. Sylvia Mork
State President o fthe w. r. c., CAV,
q very interesting talk about her visi
to the homes fthe soldiers and Their
widows at Waupaca. Also Of her triI
and the proceedings at the NatiOna
Encampment recently held at Des
Moines, Iowa, and very interesting
and descriptive letter was read by MrH
Sarah Hanson from her father, Alber'
Rusk, of his trip and the scenery Il
AiSSoala, Montans, where be ID locat
8 - HkSsSA& --s-.-@z---4-a.-.Azzss4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
Fl. DU POINT STOPS
WEST END OUTFIT
Soldiers Display Great Form;
Smith Pitches Well and Al
lows But Five Hits.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Fort du Pont, June Effort du
Pont shutout the West End Indepen-
dents OF Wilmington hero yesterday
afternoon, 2 10 In n game fast at all
times. Tho only error fnnde was
pitcher Smiths low throw to Nickcns
at first TO catch McArdle mapping. The
features OF the game were the pitching
OF Smith for Fort du Pont and tho all
around good work Of McArdlc Mt third
base for West End. Sutcliffe caught
q nice game and led the Fort du Pont
attack with hits.
A largo crowd OF automobillsts were
present and everybody enjoyed the
music furnished by tho Engineers
Band which played between innings.
Tho addition OF big Boy" Smith to
tho pitching corps will greatly
strengthen the team. Smith just re-
Gently arrived from Germany. where
he has been with the Army OF Occu-
patton. Trip, who Is pitching for
Delaware city I'm the County League
and Smith gives Fort du Pont n pitch
ing staff second to none in this sec
ton. The score:
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lhey arc willing 20 cooperate in any
way 70 give the students what they
have long desired.
With the baseball nino laying aside
their uniforms. there is a question
arising why they could not meet tho
old grads in a game that would DO
staged next week. Commencement
Week. In town the grads have George
lianley. now pitching for st. Thomas.
Jimmy Robbins former third sacker at
Delaware College; Bob Trihltt from
Dickinson: Gray Carter OF Delaware:
the Minker boys, Mike" Underwood.
Billy Greenwood. Bob lIarting.
Sleepy Salters. Macdonald and Muir
ray OF Delaware and the many other
baseball stars OF High School fame
could present an interesting lineup
before Capt. Carbon and his team. 1t
is hoped the Alumni and Manager
Plppin will arrange a game. No doubt
record breaking crowd would wit
ness the contest.
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the school will no; be expected to
break any records as Coach Ashton
will develop his future stars from the
freshmen and sophomores Upper
classmen Will also have chance 70
make the team.
Tennis next year should draw some
attention from the students The team
will have Eddie Hughes. Malloy, Top
kis, and Irons, A manager Will be
elected in the fall and under the
tutelage OF Mrs. Taylor, the team will
be greatly helped.
Swimming should have gala sea-
son next year and this IS one sport the
Highlets Will cop the State champion
ship in. for the entire team Will re-
main Intact and promises 70 be the
finest team in this part OF the country.
The following swimmers will repre-
sent High next season. along with
the new candidates: Bardo. Sheldon.
Bowe, Boyer, Pedrick, Bush. Keen.
Boothe and Bader. Manager Alex
ander will no doubt present a schedule
more elaborate than Manager I.add's.
The track team hopes to have a bet
ter schedule 10 compete in next year
than they had this year. Captain
Comfy will do the pole vAulting and
along with the many new candidates
he will have Fletcher in the discus,
shot put and Javelin: Stout IN the
shot put; Kaign, Coke and Boothe in
the high jump; the runners who Will
make bid for the team will be
Hughes. Waltz. Topkis Coke, katz
Thompson. Alexander and possibly
Rennie. one OF Highs best quarter
milers.
! Pennsy Field or the new Baynard
Field will be used for track practice
! This Is only one OF the many reasons
why Wilmington High School should
have field or stadium Of their own
The Delaware avenue institution has
a very large alumni and there is NJ
reason in the world why the students
and athletes should suffer by not hav.
ing strictly High School field
After the death Of A r. Berlin
many Of the Alumni members had ar
idea OF presenting the school with Z
playing field and naming Il Berlir
Field in memory of the late principal
This. however. was given little con.
sideration. but many OF the gradual
ng classes OF both February and June
1922. have noticed why High Schoo
eeds an athletic field OF their own ant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
Athletics at Top Notch
at Wilmington High School

Wilmington Hish closed their base
bail season last Friday by dropping
the nnal game 10 Chester High. Tho
season was "a successful calamity"
and the only redeeming feature left
is tho election OF a captain and the
awarding of silver baseballs. The
logical candidates for the captaincy
are Richards. White and Lichenst elm.
Manager BATHS OF next years nine
will start right IN scheduling some
fast schools and the student body
hopes to see an elaborate schedule
The latter usually consists OF IS to
20 games. Next year Coach Ashton
has hopes of presenting a good nine
with Lichenstein. Dawson, Richards,
stirlith, White. Jones. Donelson. Wood,
Scott. Hays. Middleton. Green and
Stout appearing as logical candidates.
Outside OF these there will be the
usual number Of candidates out. those
who lack experience and who usually
give UP all hope after the first two
weeks OF practice. Hunks" Stout.
captain-elect OF the football eleven.
should give the candidates out for
backstopping next year a good run.
II Stout takes MaxwelI's place behind
the bat, heavy hitting Dawson will
caVort around the initial sack, with
Donaldson or Middleton on second.
Lichenstein on short, with third base
4 difficult problem 10 solve. The out
field VIII no doubt see Stirl.th. Jones
and Herb White performing, with
Richards. Hays. Wood and White TAX
g. L l.
dope MAY be upset with the incoming
grammar school stars" and some o.
the lower ciassmen may oust the
/ Varsity men.
Football should have another great
comeback at High School next fall
Coach Ashton has outside the regular
student body. which produced at least
four Varsity men each year, q flock
OF veterans to pick from. These in
clude Capt. Stout, Fletcher, Milliken
Donaldson. Lohman. Guiles, Dawson
Johnson. Coke. Walton, ODonnell
White. W. Bowe. II. Bowe, Steele, Nc
Min and few others. Members o.
last years scrub team and freshman
eleven may push the Varsity mer
from their choice positions. Manager
INOiiAl1S llldl
High will be met on the local gridiror
instead OF being played IN Philadelphia
Manager Rus" Pippin is fast com.
pleting his schedule for basketball anc
promises one OF the best and hardest
list OF games that the locals have ever
had. Coach Ashton has to build 6
team around Capt. Lichenstein, John
ny Roman and Fletcher. The latter
Will jump center and should deveioI
Into second Charlie Parks. Stout
who has performed for st. Stephen
ba sketball team. will put up a har,
nght for a guard position and witt
careful training Hunks" should maxi
the team. Stirlith. F7anzer, Richards
Herlihy and lie Carpenter Will battl
for the Varsity squad against tn
veterans and the new candidates.
Soccer Will be Il major sport mex
fall. but the first team TO represen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
LAUREL WINS OPENER.
Eastern Shore League Gets Under
Way With DignitorIes Present

Laurel. June 12.-The Eastern Shore
League season opened here Saturday
and Laurel defeated Cambridge. to
3. Governor Dcnney went IN the pitch
er's box and threw tho first ball to
Ex-Governor Simeon Pennewill who
was for many years considered the
best pitcher in Delaware.
Mayor Harry Kendsle Fooks was the
batter. Governor Denney assisted the
two managers In raising the flags,
while the band played. 1t was one of
the greatest days in history of Laur-
ell. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12

Speaking again OF the greatest pitcher in basebsl
his season. what he agninst entering tho
Z Dutch Reuther. OF Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12

What about this Greh- Dempsey thing" writee An
other pusiistic follower 1t looks he way.
Greb should outpoint Carpenter he Denpsey
10 the and last step.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
BANDSTAND COMPLETED IN
NORTH BRANDNWINE PARK

The new Baynard bandstand and
stadium in North Brandywine Park,
the gift OF Samuel II. Baynard,
president Of the Board OF Park Com
missioners. was completed Saturday.
The new stadium is located just
south of the Augustine bridge
The seats are placed on the sloping
ground. Two baseball diamonds and
the running track may be seen from
the seats of the stadium. The band
stand is In the center of the stand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
Grier Wins Rifle Shoot

John Grier won the State rifle shoot
for the 1922 championship, the trophy
being a silver cup presented by the
president Of the Diamond State Rifle
Club ]. b. Simmon was close second
and James Lister. third. E. F. Burkins
was high man at the 100-yard range
d. Appleby also won a box OF candy
r. S. Cashell was right after Apple
by with score Of "a. Next weeks
shoot will be flying turkey shoot.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
WINS IN
SUGGEST OVER LOCALS

Pottstown. Pa, June 12-POtt stovn
won a smuggling match here yesterday
from tho Wilmington team. 20 3.
David, on tho mound for tho home
team. was touched for thirteen bingles.
Nasten and Hsnley were also touched
for the same number.
The game was not az one-s sided as
the score indicates, tho visitors hit
ting David hard. Poor base run
ming and sensational fielding held
the visitors from the scoring station.
Coyle. tho visitors shortstop. was
the sensation of the game. His field
lng and hitting were the big features.
Wright also had three safe ones to his
credit.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
BACHARACH GIANTS LEAVE
on EXTENDED TEIP

Tho Bacharach Giants left Whining
ton last night for an extended trip
through Pennsylvania and New York
The local club will play !. J. Dob
son. Ephrats. Tamaqun. Cressone
Tigers. Rrldesburg and tho Bronx
Giants IN twin bin on Sunday st
Bronx Field.
Tho Bacharach team will arrive in
Wilmington next week and open with
tho Baltimore Black Eox, -Four games
Will be played hero during that week
with the beat attractions Il is possible
10 secure. among them being tho Dob
son team. Bridesburs. Nativity and
South Philiieo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12

''' scoRE BYY 'iNNISos'' l.
du ront A. G. .... 6 o o o 0 o 5--16
Nerwick ......... 0 4 0 Q O. {
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THREE GAMES FOR BUTCHERS.

Three games have been booked by
Manager Anderson OF Butchers and
Grocers' team for this week, On Mon
day the Associated Laundries will be
their opponents at Eden Park. and on
Tuesday evening at Baynard Field.
Thursday evening they viii entertain
the Bond Manufacturing team Of the
Industrial League at Eden Park. The
weekly meeting of the association will
be held tonight at sS7 King street
The meeting win be called at S.30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
KEN WILLIAMS HEADS
HOME RUN CAST

National LAaRue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
Had Rain Insurance.

Chestertown. Nd, June 12-Rain
insurance to cover loss OF guarantees
in baseball games has become an
actual fact here by the payment last
week to the Athletic Association Of
Washington College the sum OF slO0
for game with Gettysburg College,
which could not be played on account
of rain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
DU PONT COUNTRY CLUB
DEFEATSP. PLAYERS
Locals Take Majority Of Mems
and Women's Singles; Even
Break Results in Golf.

The du Pont Country Club tennis
players defeated the y. X. ". team Of
Philadelphia. four out OF six in the
mems singles and four out of s.x In
the women's singles. In tho golf
matches tho locals won nine OF the IL
About 600 people witnessed IN. con
tosts
After the matches tho entertain
mont committee served supper. Much
credit is due this committee for the
manner In which they have looked
after the entertainment Of the VISIT
ing teams and visitors arc aiwrys
anxious to come back 20 Wilmington
even though they arc defeated IN tho
matches.
Pennn. II. II. Phrad-Iphis) v.. d
Pont ConDtry Club.
TsnnIs--Ncp's Singles.
w. w Keller ~. X. RI defeated J,
y. Jessup ID Ga, Ell.
r. Morton (P. X. RI defsstet J. J.
Williams (D) 5-2. s-f.
w. 8. Carpenter (D) 6efestod ". n.
Yeats (P. r. RI CO. Ga.
r. w. Harris I'D defeated J. T. Will
cox (P II. RI rs, ga.
r. r. Palmer D) defeated r. n,
Godfrey T.. y. RI Ga, Ga.
A W. KoTenberger CDl defeated ".
II. Hutson (P. X. r. e-3. rs.
womsn's Singles.
Miss Taylor CD defeated Miss ety-r-
~. r. RI 60. Go
| Mrs LaSotte cd defeated Miss
Nswcornb ~. y. RI 60, Ga
Miss TatnaIl tD) defeated Miss wal
ton (P. r. R) e-1, So,
| Miss Scheukel CP. r. RI defeated
Miss Phillips I'D go. s-s.
Mics MoCsushan D) defeated Mis-
Fairfield. s-s, 2-5. s-s.
Miss Allen Up. r RI derested Miss
Dorsey. 1-e. s-s. Ga.
Mems DouNes.
Messrs. Taylor and Jessup CD) de-
feated Wilcox and Yeats p. r. R)
0-3 rs.
Messrs. Morton and Coleman O,. r.
RI defeated Harris and Carpenter,
l4-6, 60. rs.
Messrs stockton and Onyifrev CP. r
r. defeated Kofrsnberger and Palmer
Cd s-s. 81.
Golf.
J e. Guenveur CD} defeated D. x.
COtter (P. r. RI up.
J. Mclaughlin CD d4f.sh>d 7 A.
Hilborn Up. r. H and 4.
n. a. Crsigpe Cd ds<>at.d r. n
: Hsnwsy (P. r. RI and q.
Or. Holmes CD) defested 7. n. Hip
n pie (P. r. R.) 4 and 3.
VI john Quinn (P. r. r. defeated Il. c
Iathrop I'D s and g.
a H. r.. Davis (P. X. RI daS.s.Ad C.
!. p. Miilsrd I'D s and 4
\ DIR. Kramer (D) defeated Ma1Ksy
Cp. X. r. 4 and 3.
=. J. Murphy ODD dsSaa.sd Cs~orx.
Murphy (T'. r. RI 3 and s.
J. Mccarthy Up. r. R.y defeated A
a E. g. Hall (D) 8 and s.
II. NJ Hippie Up. II. RD defeated 7
p. Herman (D) and 2.
Ed. Croft (P. r. RI defeated Fran
Ernst Cd / up.
s r. l.. Kinder CD defeated Mainpar
Ing CP. z. RI and 2.
II. J. Knebles (P. r R-) defeated DR.
Sachs CD q up.
, Roy Riley Cd defeated r A. Tur-
0 ner (P. r RI up.
Q 2. a. Rogers CP. r. RI Gefeats>
7 flynn CD up.
2 Ross CP. r R.) defeated King Cd
! and ?.
o DR.. Lawrie CD) defeated O'Nsal Cp
O r. RI and g.
o Porter (P. p RI defeated !. Cal
- houa CD ? up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
CHURCH LEAGUE MEETING.

The Arbitration Board Of Church
League met in the Y. NJ. (f A, on Fri
day evening 10 act on tho protest OF
the league. Cookman was allowed tho
protest with Grace, while It's other
protest against st. Paul was thrown
out with all other protests likewise.
director RUNNER notified all.mana-
gers or the various teams that their
games must start not later than $50
O'Clock, otherwise the umpire Will for
teit games 10 teams that are on the
field ready for game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12

Ono Of the bis freaks Of baseball Is that hne
pitcher Dick" Kerr should no allowed TO TO
semi pro team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
LAUREL

SLUHE By INNINGS.
Cambridge ........ Q 0 l 0 0 0--3
Laurel ............ 0 0 O 3 0 0 / x-4
Summary: Hits OFF Peters, 6; of
Steinfeldt, 8 ; off Bradford, 2 ; off Schroll
|. Earned runs Laurel. 2 Cambridge
3. 4truck out by Peters, 4 by Schroll,
|; by Bradford. 2; by Steinfeldt. l.
Double plays: spaeth to Flowers to
Laurel. 10. Stolen bases Johnston,
Donoho, Sweeney. Swingler. Sacrifice
hits. Flowers. Sacrifice flies, Sweeney
Hit, Hit by pitched balls j., MaryiI Brown,
off Steinfeldt, 2 off Bradford. 5 /; off
Schroll. 3. Wild pitches By Peters, / I;
Jensan. J.. Passed balls: Marvil, /.
Umpire, Truitt.
xBlut took Dolans Place in fifth.
zSchron took Jensen's place in sixth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
Church League.

First Division-Second Bap-
list KS. Mt. Salem, Rockford. No.
/. Umpire-Ellis.
Second Division-Scott vs.. St.
Stephens, Baynard, No. /. Cm-
pire-Brittingham. p. m.
Butchers and Grocers VS.. AS
sociated Laundries. Eden Park.
Rose Hill VS.. Ninth Ward.
Twenty second and Claymont.
6 p. m.
ST. Thomas VS.. Baltimore
Black Sox. Harlan Field, $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
Inter-DepartmentAI Golf League.
PEERLESS A. c. DRIVES
CARR0W FROM MOUND

The strong Peerless a. c. opened
It's season Saturday With A victory
over the Port Penn baseball club. "a
% !. The feature Of the game was
the hitting OF the. entire Peerless team.
driving Babe Carrow from the mound
The acnra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Industrial League.

Pennsy at Traction Co.
Pennsy Field. Umpire-Rick-
erts.
Trump Bros. at Rhoads and
Sons. Military Grounds. I'm
pire-Duncan
du Pont Co. Mt American Car,
Rockford, No. /. Cmpire-Cun-
ningham.
Gas Co. at Bond, Christiana.
Umpire-Warren
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
THIS WEEKS EVENTS
AT THE Dc P0NT c. C.

Tuesday - Interdepartmental
League-Nine holes, match play.
Accounting VS.. Experimental
Sales; Administrative VS.. Ex-
perimental.
Thursday-Dye Works VS..
Expios.-Oper.; Eng. VS.. Purch.
Saturday-Team match-du
Pont Country Club VS.. Philadel-
phia Electric c. C., at du Pont
Country Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12

this been duplicated far your dope goes.
And further any OF the big boys stunt
like that7
Give dope frenlx stun In baseball. who
the catcher who could stand the plate with
two bsscbals In his hand and with
bali to nrst base and the other I'd tho pitcher?
Very sincerely, b. II. L.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12

Joe Kirkwood. In golf. for example, has devcope
fine control and power with left handed swing n
no has with right-handed blow. But that is n trn
different from pitching
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
Catholic League Meeting Tonight.

President Irwin of the Catholic Twi-
light League has called q meeting OF
the League for tonight az the Pioneers
rooms. All managers arc requested 10
be present not later than 9 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AN L RIIlN Id 40 I e.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
FORT DU PO%T.
YVES WEST END INDfrrNpTNTiso -

Summary: Loft on bases West End,
Fort du Pont, 7. Double plays. Knapp 10
sutclife to Nickcns Bases on balls. OF
Smith. 2. Merideth. !. struck out by
Smith. g hy Mcrideth. 2. stolen base
Knapp. Berry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
FRIDAY.
Church League.

First Division-West VS.. Cook
man, Rockford, No. 2. Umpire
Birmingham.
Grace VS.. Westminster. UNI
pire--Pierson.
Second Division-First NJ. p.
VS.. McCabe, Baynard. No. /. I'm
pire- Rickerts.
Ninth Ward VS.. Penn a. c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
CONLEY'S WORK FEATURES
IN SCOTS VICTORY

Scott defeated First Central. Al, at
Eden Park Saturday afternoon. IN a
game featured by the pitching of
Conley. who allowed but six hits. The
score:
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'" EAST LAKE JuNIoRs.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
;. :. Snsppers ...... o o Ia
tsstlake Jrs. .,...... Q = Q N-e
Third and Adams was the scene Of
q lively battle Saturday afternoon
when tho Brownson Academy sue
ceded after 10 innings of play. in
aowniax the fast Defiance nine, 10
o. :. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
TUESDAY,.
Catholic League.

Pioneers VS.. Seventh Ward.
BrownsOn VS.. St. AIMS.
St. Patrick's s vs. St. Mary's.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
Church League.

Second Division-Bethany VS..
F'irst-Central. Baynard, No. 4.
Umpire-Rickerts.
Eastlake Brigade VS.. Belle
font, Thirty-fourth and AIadi-
son streets, els.
Butchers and Grocers, VS.. As
sociated Laundries, Baynard
Field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
WEST NIAP SITS DOWN
CLOVER DAIRY PLAYERS

The Glover Dairy miilcnen were set
down hard by the West team OF the
church League Saturday afternoon.
16-5. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12

SO many good young golfers coming on that
youngsters one has heard Of various tournu-
in complaining bitterly OF had putting or
something that brought their UP Is or &C. In
few years from the flock Of young stars will bo
like army advancing plains But in golf
in other Of sport experience factor when
It comes 10 ono Of those nerve-wracking tests