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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
UyITARIASs REFLECT ELLIOT.
American Association Wouh Opslav
War From Earth.

Boston, May -Resoiution- calling
upon the churches 70 provide for group
discussion and study Of world questions.
TO the end that tho United States may
be distinguished by an informed. on
lightened public opinion n foreign AZ
fairs. we've reported yesterday 10 th-
annual meeting Of tho American Uni
tartan Association.
The association was asked also fn
having all who desire tho welfare of
other resolutions TO declare jn favor ~
mankind join hands, as President
Harding has proposed, Ito outlaw wsr
| from tho earth"
Tho convention voted Gown n reso-
! luton which called for tho release Of
political prisoners in view ~ the fact
/ that the wartime Espionage act hsd
been repealed.
| Tho Rev. DR.. Slammed A. Eliot, son ~
DR.. Charles w. Eliot. President Erner1-
tus Of Harvard University. vas g
elected President Of the association,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
TO STAGE BALL GAME
FOR JOE LOUGHL|N
Fans Are Asked to Turn Out in
Force to Attend Benefit
Contest.

Tho first baseball game for tho
benefit OF Joe Loughlin VIII take
place Friday at y. m, at Second and
du Pont streets, when Defiance and
Brownson will meet. Loughlin Is Ill
at Hope Farm and his friends have
evinced much interest in his case. to
comfort him during his illness.
As the ball players are giving their
services, a plea IS made for the fans
to turn out in large numbers to make
the game success from every
standpoint Plans are under way to
make the event a memorable AFFAIR.
Councilman John ]. Murray, Of the
Twelfth ward Will be the principal
speaker. IL 1t is possible. Loughlin
will be brought in 10 the game, so
that he can be introduced to the fans
and give the old timers a chance 10
see him now.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
LOCAL SPEEDSTERS
TO Be IN FAIR RACES
BridgevilIe Champion VIII Have
Local Driver as Rival for
State Auto Title.

Young "Nlck'' Moore. who several
years ago. was n prominent local
automobile racer ut tho old Wagseet
track, IL going 10 stage a comeback
and has entered the races to DO held
et the Delaware State Fair Grounds on
Decoration Day. in which he expects
20 carry off tho bonors In the Della
ware state championship event.
At this time no win not givs the
make Of his car. but no says II IL not
a Ford and is after the scalp of tho
present state champion, Charles
Brown OF Bridgeville. Moore says
there IL a great deal Of civic pride On
his part for no believes tho CHAMPION
ship belongs in Wilmington and that
he is confident that he can bring home
the bacon. The management IL per
lfectly satisfied TO have Moore enter
this race. Several other local boy-
have gent In their entries and ~ they
make good IN the state champion s'ii .
event they win be allowed 10 PARTED
pate I'm tho professional events which
viii follow during the afternoon.
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PLENTY OF ACTION
At DU POINT CLUB
Tennis Courts and Golf Course
Provide Sport for Devotees
OF Games.

The du Pont Country Club was the
scene of much activity last night. The
tennis courts and golf course were
filled to capacity and tho only effect
the heat had on the players was TO
put more pep into them.
one postponed tennis match be-
tween the Red and Green teams and
two golf matches between tho Erplo-
slye Sales Va. Explosives Operating
and Purchasing Department va. Elk
perimental station were played on.
| -. y. Ranken defeated !. Calhoun.
and l..
r. w. Harris defeated J. w. I.awrie
up.
G. r. Pierce lost TO r. Twilley. I up
E. u. Nelson lost 60 r. n. Rogers. Z
and 2
II. Barry lost TO J. J. williams.
and I.
J. r. Quinn defeated J. W. stllman
| 1 up.
Score "a to sh.
The match between Explosives Sale,
and Explosives Operating resulted:
| Mclaughlin defeated Uuenveur.
up, 10 holes.
Markell defeated Dckey, and 2.
Mahony lost to Herman, and /.
| Craig defeated Kelleher. / up.
| Johnston lost to Mcclellan, 2 ana I
Hobsou lost To Binsler. up.
Nelson lost to Hanley, 1 up.
Score, 81.
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NotH's Ark INITIATION.
Chs. % Fifteen Candidates Learn
Mysteries ~ Sew Organization.

Nosha Ark. No. !. last night IN
Pytbian Castle initiated a clsAs ~
fifteen candidates An entertainment,
followed the regular meeting The pro
posed ladies' NIGHT 20 he held in tb~
Hotel du Pont next month vas die
GUESSED. Tho date win bs selected lat
~r. Plans ars aIso being perfected sfns~
tho moonlight rfv-r ride on-Iuly u.
\ cor,rnittee from, Chester Ark. va
2. attended Isst nights eessfon- Thsr
have invited the local Inernbe<v to -
celebration IN Chester on Memorial
Day. The proposed point ercurs,on "a
Atlantic city has been canceIled. ThA
action WIS taken after~the withdrawal
OF the Chester Ark.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
Greb Defeats Tunney.

New York. May 24.--Harry Greb. of
Pittsburg, earned the judges decision
over Gene Tunney in 10 rounds of
scientific boxing here last night. The
Pittsburger clearly outpointed his SOL
der opponent and IN the closing
rounds had Tunney in a bad" way.
Tunney was unable to fathom the
clever defensive tactics OF Greb in the
earlier rounds and near the end Greb
turned the fight his way by forcing
Tunney on the defensive and hitting
him at Will.
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DEFIANCE CLUB NOW
At TOP OF LOOP


IN, ponanc, Bulldogs took undis-
put.a possession Of first place last
nlsht when they handed ST Hcdwig's
A y 10 4 drubhing at tho Military
Grounds. The CANA was called In
tho sixth inning ON account OF DARK
ness.
i.uts pitched tho first game for the
Tcnth wardcra and twirled an oN-
.eilent game. tanning nine men IN
the ak innings. holding tho Brown
townerA to three scattered hits. rms
makes hut elk hits IN two games tho
oppnslng team has been able To gar
ncr on the bulldog twirlcrs. Clarke
acting Seventh Ward down saturday
with three scattered hinglcs
Defiance drove Malloy from tho box
IA tho sixth inning when Lex tl-
lcspie cracked HIS eecond double. scor-
inn Walsh and Lynch. Walsh opened
tho inning also with q double. klcboss
entered the game ~ this point. two
more runs being showed across before
tho Tenth WARRIORS attack was
auellcd. Shields made a clean steal
" homo In this inning.
~. iicdwigs started n helated rally
IA the sixth. when buny singled
through short osowski received q
llte on Merrills crrbr, puny tRkini
s.rond. Gestwicld s{orcd nury when
IA. bounced one Oft Jhiclds mitt for q
single. klohosa wklked. but Smith
ended tho game 10y iIulllng one Co l.utg
Gillespie led tho uttack with the ha'
with IA pair of doubles. carroll, walsh
and OiVcns also collected a pair ct
hits. Malluy madb tho only hit %
1Mts previous 60 the sixth Nv poundinf
nut double IA the third. sending then
nrst counter acruts
Tho Tenth and Third wards are IL
high spirit over tho showing of then
pots and are openly predicting n pen
nant for tho bulldogs Tho score;
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OXFORD swAMPTD.
SaiesIanum Collects Total ~ 81 Hits
In Defeating PennyyIvspians.

Oxford, Pa, May 24--Sslcsianurn
Catholic High School. Of Wilmington
runners-up for tho Philadelphia Cath
Ole High School League pennsnt, de-
fested Oxford High. yesterday. II 20
/ 8. The locals were o1tcla sred by the
visitors. who hit Hester and MaylSle,
the home schools pitchers. 10 all cor
ners OF the lot, for a total OF ~ ba-.
hits.
Burke and Battle. the Ssleefsnum
battery, were the big sticksrs. with
four bingles apiece. Doyle played best
/ for oxford. The score.
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ian1s Hits Twelfth Homer; HIGH and Salesianun1 Win
LETTERS TO SPORTS
EDITOR MUST ne SIGNED

Communications addressed 20
the Sports Editor. intended for
publication must DO signed.
Several such communication
have been received recently.
but they have not been pub
llshed, duo to the sepder's fall
ure to sign his or her name.
The name is not desired for
publication. but merely to show
tho good faith OF tho writer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
"KINNOCKS"
BY Bernie Dane.
No doubt Lewis would have
liked 10 fight Carpenter In their
recent bout "BY PROXY

No doubt Lewis would have
liked 10 fight Carpenter In their
recent bout "BY PROXY
They call him Pepper" Martin,
but the way he dropped Babe Herman
he must have used SALTl
Many q fellow forEets TO rack
the pool balls because his brain Is
racked.
President Navin, whose Detroit team
was the victim OF a no-hit, no-run
the White Sox, says that Robertson
had something on the ball"
Somethingl Gee. he must have had
Everything.
More "Bght" should be thrown
/ on that "TWILIGHT- Baseball
| League.
The breath OF suspicion is SO strong
that a fellow can't remove the corn
from his fields without a neighbor de-
tccting HOME BREW.
When Whitley forced Connie TO
sell him TO the Yankees he gave
fine demonstration Of his WITT.
The ballplayer who gets hit on the
dome" by a pitched bah and then
runs 10 first. gives a demonstration of
how a fellow should always use his
HEAD IN a game.
The British Museum has balls which
are more than 1000 years old. This
appears TO be conclusive evidence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
QUALIFYING ROUND.

The qualifying round OF the vo-
mems spring tournament OF the VII
mington Country Club uaA played
over the links yesterday afternoon.
and a number OF the fair sex turned
out. The players were classified ac-
cording TO their scores into three class-
es OF eight. the winner OF each class
to receive a handsome trophy. The
runner-up in each class Will also re-
ceive a consolation prize
The first round Of match play win
be played today. The classes and
pairings follow:
First Eight
Mrs. Elizabeth Draper vs.. Miss
Cornelia Draper.
Mrs. William 3. Denham vs. Mrs.
John Markell.
Mrs. A. Felix du Pont VS.. Mrs. J.
Bryant Tyler.
Mrs. Harlan G. Scott vs. Mrs. Rob
ert Pennington.
Second Eight.
Mrs. Walter S. Carpenter, IT. vs.
Mrs. John p. Nields.
Miss Madeline Draper vs. Mrs. H
Clifton Collins.
Mrs. w. S. Bergland vs.. Mrs. Tru-
man w. Campbell.
Mrs. w. Poynteu Johnston vs.. Mrs
Henry f. Draper.
! Third Eight
Mrs. Charles A Rudolph vs. Mrs
Lindsay Curtis
Mrs. T. w. Miller drew a bye.
Miss S. Townsend VS.. Miss Kathryn
Hllles.
Mrs. Irving Warner vs. Miss MARY
Marvel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
ST. PATR|CK'S WINS
0vERST. MARY'S NINE
Two Fast Games Resulted in
Playing Of Catholic League
Schedule Last Night.

Two fast games resulted In tho
playing OF tho Catholic Twilight
League scheduled last night. ST. Put
rick's defeated st. Mary's with Me-
Conncll on the mound, 6 To 3. while
ST. AIMS took the measure OF Brown
son. 10 to Mt Second and du Pont
streets. The third game. scheduled at
Baynard Field, between st. Thomns'
and Pioneers, was postponed until a
later date.
NJ. Reinhols Proves Glass.
M. Reinholz. pitching n stellar brand
Of ball, won his argument over
Butch" Mcconnell last evening, the
st. Patrick's boys taking the game
| 8 to 2. Only six hits were scored of
each pitcher The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
Delaware Bronze Has Open DaeA.

Duo TO a Misunderstanding In dates
the Delaware Bronze nine - without
a game for Saturday, and would Ike
to hear from any first class team de-
string a good, fast attraction. gams
to be played either at their home
grounds or away. Manager Thoula .
can be reached by calling 597S-M.
after $50 p. M. OF writing to 400
Eighth avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
BROTHERHOOD IN POLITICS.
Firemen and Engineers Vote To Co
operate With Other Unions
Ry Associated Prsss to Evsry Evsssna

Houston Texas. May zf.-OrlciA
entrance into politics OF the Intsrna-
tionsl Brotherhood OF LOCOMOTIVES
F'iremen and Enginemen. as an or
ganiZation TO cooperate with other
labor organizations was embodied In
n motion passed unanimously yestsr-
day at convention Of tho brotherhood.
Political activity on the part OF tho
brotherhood heretofore has been pro-
hibited by the organization laws
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
Last Chorus Rehn rsaI.

The Memorial Day Chorus, T. LesiIs
Carpenter. leader, will have its last
rehearsal for the Pageant Tnusic at 3
O'Clock tomorrow evening in the High
School Auditorium. PASSES Tor the
seats which the singers will occupy
on the platform at the dedication cere-
monies will be issued at the rehearya.
and all members should attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
CHERRY AND WHITE TRIMS
WEST CHESTER PLAYERS

West Chester. Pa. May CIVIL
mingtOn High baseball team invaded
this city yesterday and adminlstered
a to lacing to the local High School
team before one Of tho largest crowds
that has ever attended "A scholastic
game in this city. The score:
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Another for Beacon.

Hurlocl. Md, May 24..--The Beacon
Business School team OF Wilmin ston
defeated fredericksburg High here yes
terday afternoon, s to 2. Selby was
on the mound for the visitors and
scored his fourth victory Of the trip.
He famed nine and scored a pair Of
runs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
Twelfth Street Cubs Win.

The Twelfth Street Cubs defeated
the Kingswood Juniors. 12-7. at Sew
enteenth and Claymont streets, yea
terday afternoon. The Twelfth Street
Cubs would like to book games with
12-14-year-old teams Call Francis
Masci. phone 645o, or write to 1870
East Twelfth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
FRANK BAKER HITTING
BALL AT FAST CLIP

Frank Baker, the former home
run king is back at his stride.
He hit a home run. triple and
single in yesterdays Yankee
game with st. Louis. He was
respons ible for all three New
York runs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
FIVE POINTS AND NEWPORT
IN MEMORIAL DAY GAM r

Five Points and Newport baseball
fans are taking great interest In the
gamo TO be played between the Five
Points team OF the New Castle Coun-
ty League and tho Krcbs team Of the
City League. at Newport diamond on
Memorial Day. Tho game will start
at 4 o'clock.
Manager Sam Caufman. OF the Five
Points team. is confident. however,
that his organization will give the
paint boys a real tussle. He has ar
ranged II practice game with tho VII
mington Giants for O'Clock this after
noon. and requests all players to re-
port on tho Five Point diamond in
uniform, 30 that tho gamo can be
started promptly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
HOME RUNS.
Ruth Williams
l | IL
HOME RUNS.

10 was Kenneth Williams
turn 20 give the ball "A ride yey-
terday, and the 81. Louis
Browns outhelder made his
twelfth home run when he con-
nected for the circuit. while his
club was playing the Yankees.
Two men were on bases at the
time. and a was the seventh in
nIng when he solved Carl Mays
delivery Tor his only hit OF the
game. Ruth failed 60 make a
safety. lie was credited with
three times az bat. but was un-
able O. fathom the pitching Of
I rban ShoCkcr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
du Point.

Tho match between tho Red and
Green teams scheduled for MAY II,
was played or last night. Green team
winning, score 80.
IT. w. Harris lost 20 W. w. Carpen-
ter. ca. 1-6. Ga.
Manchester defeated 7. II. Whitney.
6-2, CO.
Suuair lost 10 Palmer. 60. GO.
Blackiston defeated Kunz. Ga. Go.
Westcott defeated Fchols. 4-g, rs.
Ga
Tho golf matches scheduled for
last evening were played of with
much enthusiasm. Administrative
defeated Purchasing, 60.
McHugh defeated !. y. Quinn, w,
Irenee du Pont defeated u. r.. Mel
aon. 4 and 3.
II. ID. Beyea defeated ID, D. Ranken.
3 and 2.
e. G. Thompson defeated i. r.
Krauss, up.
| II. II. Robertson defeated G. r..
Pierce. up. 10 holes.
Results Of Accounting and Expert
mental:
| J.. T. Murphy lost to J. w. Iswrie
3 and 2.
W. Mckinney defeated J, Calhoun
2 up.
j.. Trib1t Iost to G. II. Jacobs. and
2.
Feichsrds defeated r.. TwiIley.
and i.
r. n. Cooper defeated II. n. Tast-
lack. and i.
w. L. Reisinger lost 20 r. w
ROBBERS. 4 and 3.
l.. r. Moore defeated J. W. Stfllman
2 and I.
| Competition Is becoming NOR
keen on the part Of the women golf
ers and tho scores are continuing {
show Improvement The Engineer
ing Department has succeeded )
. gaining first place and Explosive
. Department now ranks second.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
Girls Teams TO Play.

The Wilmington Recreation Club
girls will play Defiance girls at
Eighteenth and Van Buren, streets to-
morrow evening at ESQ,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24

Twelfth Ward Cats defeated Blus
and White. in a fast game at The
Military Grounds. 10 3. Batteries
Blue and White, MCCARTHY And
Wichors; Twelfth Ward. shannon and
DOgues.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
Goldsboro Wants Games

The Goldsboro. Nd. baseball team
wants to play a Wilmington nine two
games on July 4. Address challenges
to Harry c. Saunders. Goldsboro. Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
ROSE HILL.
-sssss s-ass les
ROYAL J
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Royal A. g. ............. o o o O o--5
Rose Hill ...,.............. 2 O 2 x-6
Two-base hits. Gedlins, Rossiter. Dob
son. Struck out. by Smith. o; by Knott,
Time Time OF OF game iso dnn, Hr h Doll
win and Smith.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN ITAGrE.

AMERICAN LEAGrE.
Detroit. 6; Athletics. 5.
-. Louis. il; New York. ;.
Cleveland. 8; Boston. :.
Washington. 3; Chicago, .
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pittshurs. 10; Philadelphia, :.
Boston. \: 81. Louis. 6.
Cincinnati, 6; New York.
Go innings.
Brooklyn. g. Chicago. .
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Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS
Wilmington High ..... o o o o 5 l %
West Chester High 900 10000 I-3
Two-base hit, Donaldson. Sacrifice
hits. White. Lichenstein. Struck out, by
Richards. =: by Biddle. 5. Bases on balls.
Simpson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24
DU POINT HIGH LOSES Q
TO NEW CASTLE TEAM

Fast fielding in the ninth cut du
Points belated rally and New Castle
High nosed them out in a heavy hit
ting contest here yesterday, II to IL.
The score:
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salesianum ....-.... o. 4aOi Al
oxford ........... o o o o l o a. S
Summary; Home runs. Burke. Lowell
Three-baSe hit. Grant. Tvo-bAso hits
Burke. 2 Battle. 2; Gillespie Shoehy
Kerrigan. Doyle, Carroll. struck out,
by Heester. 3; by Martie. s: by Battle. 7.
Base on balls. of Battle. / OF Heester, 2.
Umpire. jennings.
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ROSE HILL DEFEATS
ROYAL A. c, 6.5.

Rose Hill defeated tho Royal A. c.
last evening at Rockford, 6 TO 5. Both
Smith and Knott hurled good ball.
The score:
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- Ann ''..'.'.'''.'-'-' " =
Hits. OF Carney, 10 on strawbridgc.
q Earned runs, 81. AIMS, 3, Two-basc
bit. Duffy Thrcr-basc hits. Lehman,
Casey, Flynn. Home run, Kane. struck
out. Carney, . Strawhridgc, 3. Loft on
bases. st. AIMS, =, Brownson. q. stolen
bases, strawbridge, Flynn and Freeman
Sacrifice hit. Snyder.
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81. AIMS Trims Brownson.

Brownson was able to score but
three hits off Strawbridge and st
AIMS won, 10 TO 6. in tho game ut
Second and du Pont. DUFFY and Casey
carried Off the batting honors with
two hits apiece, The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit AZ Philadelphia
Cleveland al Boston.
Washington AT New York.
NATIONAL LEtGIE.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at St. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
City League

City League
Bankers and Brokers va St
Mary's. Fourth and Church.
Seventh Ward VIZ. EastlaJo9,
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
Edge Moor VS.. Krebs. New
port.
Union VS.. St Hedwigs, Bay
nard Field.
Defiance VS.. Parkside, Kirk
wood Park.
Grammar School League.
School No. 4 vs.. School No. "a.
School No. VS.. School No. IS.
Wilmington Giants W.. Five
Points, at Five Points.
Kennett Square vs.. Whining
ton High. Baynard Field, $40.
Wilmington High School
Freshmen VS.. De Sales.
Westminster Jrs. VS.. Sigma
Alpha Phi.
THURSDAY.
Church League.
First Diviston-West VS.. ST.
Pauls, Baynard No. 4.
Second Division-F1rst NJ. z.
VS.. First-Centrnl, Rockford No.
/.
Trinity VS.. Epworth, Eden
Park, Seventeenth and Spruce.
Wawaset VS.. Westminster
Jrs.
Catholic League.
st. AIMS Va st. Thomas.
Pioneers VIZ. st. Patrick's.
| Brownson VS.. st. Mary's.
Bacharach Giants VS. Ameri-
can Chain, Harlan Field.
st. Peters vs.. Eastlaks Bri-
gade, at New Castle.
FRIDAY.
Church League.
First Division-Westmin
VS.. Mt. Salem. Baynard No. 1.
Second Division--Scott VS.. Ep-
worth, Rockford No. /.
Wilmington High VS.. Salesi-
Il anum, Pennsy Field, 3.15.
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sr itrpwIo
ro'Al' sbnRr ny1NN,snass

SCORE ny lNNlNos.
Defiance ... q -
rvo.hase hits. walsh. Lynch. Gillespie
2 Carrou, NJ. Aisuoy. sacrifice hits,
lutz. shield. Stolen ha~es, Lu,r, Gil-
iespie. Shields. 2 ford. GostwicE y
Nalloy. Duly. 2 BASES on balls oH
Malloy. 3, klchoss, I Lutr. 4 struck
out ny iut,. . Mallol, klchoss,
Iuts timc Of same / 80. Umpire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24

that baseball was played since the
earliest times. Egyptian balls Of wool,
FAX. papyrus. pottery and cane have
been found.
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rise. up an
who statos-I
by that tho who proficient tho
Of mol
athletes today who had tho "round proficiency of Jim Thorpe of
Carlisle Elmer onphant oil
Michigan
were theirqu alncaions7
kicker
defensive player track and nc spner and jumper Pnhon champon
mn,or isnsuc
track ned basketball:
football punser
numerous major league offers
MoreR Growth
ar r' s' ,s S % n ,r , ne 'n "m o.s IN 'no
no Co to GLASS;.
Bn ranking still more
ambo along recing "one thing
done WELL"
As far rs cknowM
tho hardly complete enough for
We at
ta-cb andho
MacAldse
and BO Of tho Navy equally buOyan the sdron
IL a
hadn't checked him.
Kaw Cornell . upon sdIron diamond pink"
Tho combination.
usucs.
Giants he football
and Is the
pitching q
crack shot
BENDER Chppcw~
'awik. Harvard
.rse.
golfer good tennis player md fe cckete He might
sreat hammer thrower II II wasn't for his
! n. sp.rdarht.
and avem mo-
football he of
al n =
a
shc Of
without
strictly
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inclination be by outside interests
Rollins
and Miss Mary X Browne
developing track b,
the
OF
nappcr abruptly uppercut op
nose and the ear.
by easily Women" "
TO
distance it is
quaint hand wit
lost
3 Is OF younger girls had
a family there's
| .xu,NocXcv that baseball played since ii
II tip fe EPyDa a1a Of xvn
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Batted for johnson In sixth
SCORE BY INNINGS.
st Patrick ............. o q Ks
ST Mary's ............... / q 2 q q q. %
Home run, Rcttipg Two-bsse hits
Hayes, Fay, 2; NJ. Reiphols struck out.
Hits. OF Relnhol,. o. OF Mcconnell. o.
Scorer. Brennan. Umpire, Cunningham
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GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERI( IEACTI.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia az Boston.
Washington az New York.
Cleveland at Detroit
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Chicago at Cincinnati.
pittsburg at 81. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24

Try an Every Evening want ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24

There are = lot Of batteries in
baseball that certainly need to be
charged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24

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family toust Even today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-24


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