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NEWPORT CHILDREN TRAIN.


,Nswpott May 20 Pupils % tho
Newport public schools arc preparing
80 enter races az the county field day
exercises 60 be held at Newark next
1'riiaN
Preliminary events have been held
~ tho Newport school. IN which there
were 40 qualified for the Anal events
~ Newark. There are - candidates
Tor the bronze badges. these having
qualified % Newport school. but who
must throw the basketball IS feet at
Newark There are i've candidates
f0r silver badges. these parties having
received bronze badges last year The
bbya were required 90 chin the bars
nNe times and jump az least feet 9
inches NJ Newport School. and will be
required 20 make tho 60-yard dash IN
idna seconds az Newark. To win a
silver badge they win be compelled 20
throw the basketball 50 feet az New
afk.
children OF the Newport school
carried of "a number OF honors al the
exercises last year. and are. OF course
enthusiastic over the races this year.
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RURAL SCHOOL TRACK
MEET NEWARK MAY 26
Several Thousand Children En-
tered in Events on Frazer
Field.
speciaI corrsnpondenee Enerv r,venlnr

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. May 20e--Finai plans ara
being made for the annual field and
track meet OF the children Of tho
public schools Of New Castle county
to be held on Frazer Field, University
of Delaware. on Friday Of next week.
Several thousand children win particl-
pate in tho various events Connected
with this outing
The exercises will begin 81 . O'Clock
In the morning. when the health parade
will take place to be followed nv
play pageant by children IN tho first
TO tho fourth grades. a MagnsvoH
attachment TO a Victrola viii carry
the parade and pageant music a dis
lance OF a mile.
other events in the morning WIN
be; 10 o'clock -dodgebaIl tournament
and bronze badge O-yard dash; 1890
bronze badge basketball toss; n a..
silver badge 100 yard dash; f115
silver badge basketball throw.
In the afternoon tho events viii
start at ! O'Clock ana will 10 80
follows: track events 30 pound girls.
50 yard dash; 30 pound boys. 80 yard
dash. is pound boys. 20 yard dash.
115 pound girls. 30 yard dash: senior
boys. 100 yard dash, $40 yard run and
$50 yard run: senior girls. 20 ward
/ dash and 200 yard walk: o. pound
| boys. so yard dash: g. pound girls. 30
yard dash; junior boys. 30 yard d5~h
and 220 yard dash: girls relays. -
pound class 220 yards. - pound c00
/ yards. 1l5 pound 200 yards. unlimited
class 440 yards: boys relays 90 pound
class, $40 yards. g. pound class 40
yards, 1l5 pound class $50 yards and
unlimited class juniors $40 yards ard
unlimited class seniors. medley relay
boys walks, unlimited class juniors
oue-fourth Of mile and unlimited
class seniors. one-fourth Of n mile
Field events-90 pound boys hop
stop and jump and baseball diSfance
throw; 81 pound girls, basketball die
lance throw; Junior boys. running
high jump and & pound shot put: RI
, pound boys standing broad jump and
dOdgeball distance throw: 80 pound
girls. dodgeball distance throw and
basketball high toss: It5 pound bov,
, running broad jump and baseball die
-tance throw: lis pound girls. ia -
ball accuracy throw: senior boys. run
ming broad jump and - pound sho
put; senior girls, baseball distanc.
4 throw.
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Grammar School League.

School No. vs.. School No. %.
School No. l Va. School No. ..
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BEACON NINE: GOING
GOOD ON PENINSULA
Local Lads Have Made a Fine
Showing in Baseball
Games Played.

Rcacom Business College nine is
going great down the Dclmarvia
Peninsula. The Tenth street spikcrs
have WON three Of their games and
were in the lead when the match with
the Berlin. Md High was called be
cause Of rain. The game with Icwes
High was called Thursday because Of
rain. Denton. Md High has cancelled
their meet with the locals
Rogers and Selby have been holding
down the mound post I'm all the
games. and the boys down the PENN
sula have got 60 travel some To pass
either Of these sturdy lads on the dia-
mond. Coach Boggs is confident that
he viii meet with much success this
week. and is hoping 20 bring home a
few Victories
The games TO he PLAYED this week
are as follows: Focomoke City, Md
fredericksburg. Md. Chestertown, Md
'Centervine. Md. al high school teams
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FACTS on LEONARD
AND TENDLER ASKED

New York, May 22.-Lightweight
Champion Benny Leonard and Title
Challenger Lew Tender have been or
dered TO appear before the New York
State Athletic Commission on May "a
for the purpose of giving 10 this
commission the exact facts, the whole
truth, concerning any match or pro-
posed match, OF the reasons Of these
principals for not making a match"
In a lengthy statement by the COM
mission Saturday the announcement is
made that the boxing game must be
conducted more as sport than a
business. and this commission will
use every power OF the law, under
which it is operating. to maintain the
sport and eliminate the speculative
and gambling efforts OF managers and
promoters.
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Event No. ..
DEMPSEY OFF TO PAY
VISIT TO "THE FOLKS"

New York. May 22.-Chock full of
temperament since his European tour
Jack Dempsey. king of the pugilists
boarded a train for Los Angeles late
Saturday. upsetting plans Tex Rick
ard had for series OF conferences at
which he hoped to close with the
champion for a match this fall with
Harry Wills or some other aspirant
for the heavyweight crown.
Dempsey decided suddenly that he
wanted to see the folks" so he
packed a few of his English cut
clothes in a bag and TAXED to the
Grand Central Station, where big
impromptu crowd cheered him on his
way. lie still wore the mOnocle he
brought back from England as Joke
on Jack Kearns."
Kearns stayed here to negotiate
with Richard for a match.
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Edwick Takes Another.
LETTERS TO SPORTS
EDITOR MUST BE SIGNED

Communications addressed to
the Sports Editor, intended for
publication must be signed.
Several such communications
have been received recently.
but they have not been pull
lished. due TO the sender's fall
ure. to sign his or her name.
The name is not desired for
publication, but merely TO show
the good faith of the writer.
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RUTH UNABLE TO
STOP BROWNS

New York, May ga crowd
that packed the Polo Grounds
Saturday. hoping 20 see Babe
. Ruth. Bob Meusel and Kenneth
Williams do their little stunt Of
hitting home runs. saw two
such wallops. but not from the
bats of the thr,o renowned slug
gers
Ruth's performance follows:
Smiled morrily as he received
silver bat. floral wreath and
other gifts before game.
lllt bali into bleachers during
batting practice.
Smlud wanly as he struck
oct IN his first time up.
Made sensational catch %
Sisters liner In fourth inning.
Popped Up weakly TO McMan-
b ms on second time up in fourth
inning.
Popped another short fly
which Sislcr gathered in on
third time up In sixth inning.
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BACHAHACH GIANTS WIN.
"Dick" Lundy's Nine In Victory Over
tressona Tigers.

Dick" Lundy's famous Bacharach
Giants won the second game Of a
series on Saturday afternoon at Har-
Ian Field. when they defeated the
strong Cressona Tigers. Coal Region
champs. I 10 =. Approximately 1000
persons witnessed the game.
The hitting honors went TO Lundy
and Peters. each having two hits TO
their credit. a double by the former
came when the bags We're filled. The
Tigers. however, proved 20 the local
fans that they We're a hard-fghting
crowd The score:
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While Mrs. Mallory has been able TO play
Europe she has often played in American
championships. she believes that her next appear
ance Wimbledon shc will be able To give her best.
And her best will be needed against Mile Lcnglen M
the French champion is playing II viii be interest
ing whether tho strong feeling developed between
will affect their play. for their next contest will
be about friendly the first battle OF the Marne
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A Dempsey Carpenter meeting In London might be
trine sided. would tho crowd more
color than Carpenters British opponents
been able show. That would be something anyway.
A Firporean Chant
IT'S said that F1rpo strong and brown.
Has lustful eyes Dempsey's crown:
Ills hackers say, tia writ
tIo swings a huge and hamliko mitt;
But should he tackle best batter,
This Firpo lad viii grab RATHER,
And II / am not mistaken,
Those hamlite hands won't cop the bacon;
Remember Willard. lofty. grand
IIe also had n hnmlike hand;
And now. unless l liar.
He's one with Ninevoh and Tyre
II. c. ECTOR.
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MARyIIAII,TON.

SVONE BY NNINNN.
Marshallton .. l o 0 0 0 ? 3 ia
Five Points ,. 0 100 y 0 0 j. 3
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LITTLE JUNE BUG IN
WIN AT MATINEE RACES

After dropping tho first heat of the
opening event Little June Bug came
back and captured the two following
heats in the first event at the second
regular matinee races staged under
the auspices Of the Delaware Horse
Show Association Saturday afternoon,
at the Delaware State Fair Grounds
In the last mile. the little brown mare
registered a speed of 2.19l2, the fast
est time Of the day.
Dapper Dan took the second event In
straight heats from DIR. Bell and Chat
to Girl. negotiating the mile in 2.31
and 2.30i2. The summaries:
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PIONEERS VICTORIOUS
OVER ROCKLAND TEAM

The Pioneers of the Catholic Twi-
light League defeated Rockland. rs,
in a fast game yesterday at Talleyville.
The game was fast and exciting
throughout. Briscoe famed 10 and
allowed eight scattered hits.
The score:
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VIII Roger wethereds remarkable play in tho last
British open where no tied Jock Hutchinson give him
greater match play? This will DO shown
during the week ahead when he takes his place 81
the field after the British amateur title While fine
stroke player, Wcthcred has never been given
consideration In past championships where he
has Jared poorly. I3ut he Is older and expert
enccd 81 would that any good enough TO
finish his rounds Of British open with 71-72
should a long way amateurs. Wethered IL one
htters in the game fully. long Abe
Mitchell at his bes-longer than any have
In tho United States This something start
with. but they rarely pay or the drive,
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1"'" SCORE ~ INNINGS o
Rising sun ..--''' n n n a o q u %
Belair -.----.''-.'
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Wilmington Recreation baseball
team. a newly -organized nine for girls.
would like 20 arrange games with all
eirl teams In or out OF the city.
ANY team desiring games should COM
municate with Miss Bessie Parkinson.
.oOl Delaware avenue.
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THIS AND THAT OF SPORTS.

Rockland defeated Delaware Bronze.
Ga. when Stall held the Bronze nine
to two hits in three innings and
Moniglc held them hitless the remain
der of the game.
Tempcrancevilc High School defeat
cl Beacon. 4-3 in an exciting game.
Plummar's All-Stars won over
Fairview A c.. "a. Vanderbrack had
Is strikeouts and allowed but four
hits.
Dalton Wood Is the gold medal win
ner Of the Y. NJ. c. a. Strawberry
League. Wood scored IA total of 2.131
points. Pedrick finished second with
2.015 points.
The second annual track and field
meet of the Grammar School League
will he held next Saturday afternoon
at 1.30, at Third and Church streets.
There are four classes for boys and
girls-S5-pound. 95-pound. 11O-poun1
and unlimited class.
T.. T. Burkins won honOrs at the
Diamond State Rifle and Pistol Club
shoot at Shellpot Saturday afternoon
ID. Brown won the pistol shoot.
The y. NJ. c. A. boys are looking
forward with interest to the annual
tho
Branch Y. NJ. c. A. of Philadelphia
the Baltimore and Washington Y. NJ
C.. AS.
Wallace Pedrick has won the title
Of all-round champion of the Y. NJ. c
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This VIII BE som. Gsms.

Fourteenth and Woodlawn streets
baseball grounds tonight will ba ,ha
scene III some ball game. ThA Sew
enth Ward girl tossers will match M,
with the girls from Kentnere. Afer
the game there will be a regular meet
ing Of the Seventh Ward Club,
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o'" ,,trthwkRE CITY.

Total ssa-
.Run for Geoghsgsn In httn.
..Uatted for Geogheg1n IN hih'"'
SCORE Ky INNINGS.
pOiauar, GUY 1907 o o :
Marsballion defeated Five Points,
14-3. in "a game Saturday afternoon.
Tho acorn.
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st. Narv's won a hard-fought game

over st. Hedwig's. 119. The score:
ST MARY'S
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I,engIen ia much finer tennis player than shc
showed herself 20 be here And the American
champion Is a much finer tennis player than che has
yet shown herself 10 be In Europe. These away from
reversas have happened before in both golf and
tennis any advantage in this respect will with
Mrs Maorys opponent. who win almost surely be fav-
%
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Industrial League.

du Point Va. Traction Co.,
Second and du Pont streets. UNI
pire, Rickerts
Bond vs. RhOads. Rockford
Tower. umpire. Hastings.
American Car ". Gas Co,
Christiana Field, umpire. Henry.
Trump W. 2. r. r. Pennsy
Field, umpire, Cunningham.
Seventh Ward vs.. New Castle.
at New Castle.
st. Thomas rs. 7. ". Barber.
Harlan Field.
Eastlake Brigade VS.. Nradley.
Thirty-fOurth and Madison
streets.
Seventh Ward Girls vs. Kent
mere. Fourteenth and Wood
lawn.
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Copyright. 1872
Patent OiiiCc.
Breaker and Maker.

brcAhtT anu MbkeTs
Fate called a GUTTER from the crowd
And barred his pathway to success;
At each new blow he walled aloud.
or fnltercd In the daily stress:
And step by step Fatc dragged him low
The easier each passing day.
And yet he struck no counter blow.
OR ever upward fought his way.
And at tho end no cursed tho Fate.
That drove him to such bitter state.
Fate picked n Fighter from the throng
And barred his pathway 20 the goal;
At each new blow. with purpose strong,
lie fought with ever drawer soul:
And step 10y step he bore Fate back
The easier each passing day.
And soon before tho stout attack
Fate passed on. beaten. from his way.
And at the end he blessed Fate's within
That helped 10 make man of him.
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CREssONA TIGFRS
BACHARACH GIANf;
rotals

SCORE BY INNINGS
. oressona Tigers 900 5000 %
Bacharach Giants. q 90 200 Il
Two-base hits. Lundy, j. Troy. struck
out by Harris, 10. by Troy g stolen
bases Peters Reed. Lundy. Davis. Sacri-
Troy. 4 of Harris /. Passed bnlIs
Jones. Time of game. ] ~. Empires
Henry and Jamison.
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SEVENTH WARD.

Krebs won fast thinning game
from Eastlake at 29th and Market
streets by the score OF 3 10 >. The
game was fast at all times.
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II Babe Ruth hold tho pace no SGT through
he should fell heir 90 around forty
runs, This will be quito enough 20 leave the
rest or the field breath Tho pitchers have a
big jump him and It will takc time Tor him TO
top afro tho matter Of trying
to tho sdx weeks deficit. For
present pursuit OF Ken Williams of the
Browns will hold OF tho interest those
ccrned with civic affairs Of Slugvle
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BASEBALL.
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
(hnrch Ieanne.

First Div5sion-BrandYw
vs.. Goodman. Twenty-ninth and
Market streets.
Second Division-Bethany 70.
dcCabe.
Trinity ~. Scott. Seventeenth
and Spruce.
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ELKTON


SCORE BY INNINGS.
Elkton ....-...... / y - /
Elk Mills .......- ~ /
At Aberdeen. AId.-It required Il
innings of fast and snappy playing to
decide the game here Saturday after
noon. when Aberdeen defeated Perry
Vile , to I. The score:
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~ Saturday Games Played; Ruth Fails to Get Homer

20. Trade Mark Registered. u S.
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Susquehanna League

Al Rising Sun. Md Rising Sun de
feated Belair hero Saturday after
noon. 3 20 2, and continued In the lead
in the Susquehanna League.
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Tho south Side -E,lcn Snappers dc
f.ated prownson, : 20 In a fast ten
timing game The game was featured
la many fast ploys. Tho score.
RHE
rroe.n-cr -. n1fofOi10N-
Al S.ldcn s. 0 10000 II 2
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, G; ST. Louis, 5 Go inningS)
Washington. s; Chicago. /.
Other clubs not scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. 8: New York. L.
Brooklyn. S: Chicago. (.
Boston. q st. Louis, ,.
Philadelphia ittsburg. not
scheduled.
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totals ..-...s-- u u
EDGE MOOR

y
..Rs tied for Writ in ninth.
Stated for jennings in NINTH
SCORE BY INNINGS.
r-,,or q q s o 2 ? o--i2
EDGE Moor -. 0 0 900 Q o. 0
ParksIda defeated Bankers and
Brokers. 81. at Kirkwood Park. The
acOrp-
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TUESDAY.
Church Jeague.

First Division-Secoud Baptist
vs.. Grace.
Second Division-Trinity VI.
z. vs.. st. Stephens. Seventeenth
and Spruce streets.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
NATIONAL LEkGUE.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
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Catholic Leagne.

St. Mary's VS.. st. Patricks.
st. Thomas VS.. Pioneers.
st. AIMS vs.. BrOwnson.
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'o'" SCORE 'ni;yi' iNNrNGs
,,..,., . % gOl Oy3
Newport ----------'" "
pcnance Academy defeated Merwick
IN . Junior city League Same az the
military grounds. : 80 8. The score:
plcFt A~Ck
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SATURDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

vi Rlt AN LIZ AUtt r..
Athletics. G; Detroit, |.
81. Louis. s: New York. ..
Cleveland, 5; Boston, >.
Washington. 4 Chicago, 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. .: Philadelphia, l G2 ins.)
Pittsburg. 10; New York, :.
St. Louis, 4; Brooklyn. ..
Chicago, 5; Boston. g.
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DU POINT A. {. WINS
: OVER PARK A. {. NINE
Newport Loses to eastlake,
While Defiance Academy
Defeats Norwich.

..du pont A. c. added another victory
20 It's string yesterday when they de-
fon,cd tho Park A. G. boys, 10 20 4.
The score:
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SCORE BY INNINGS: a.. .,
,ra,--s dc Grace o q III
Iiarr -. 10 0 , 0 - .
Al Elk Mills. Md.-Elkton gave Elk
Mills a coat Of whitewash here Satur-
day afternoon, to o.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Aberdeen 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2
Perryyille 0 0 Q . o 0 0 0 D 0 0 0--l
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FRIDAY.
Church League.

First Observation-Disclosures
VS.. Mt Salem.
Second DiNision-Scott vs.. Ep-
worth.
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Th" british have thrown everything at Carpenter
from Ted Lewis to Bomhardier Wells. They have
tried out Wells. Beckett Cook and Lewis the av-
entertainment has lasted than ten minutes
Just how they might feel about watching an outsider
such Dempsey step in and swinging at the
French fighter IS hard guess, tip would he
that Dempsey would have fully 8 many camp followers
London ringside Georges would
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As rule public interest in light heavyweight
championship IN widely scattered The big heavy
weight lone attraction is supposed to hold the
stage. But II happens that affairs have changed
slightly. The best boxer in Europe belongs the
light heavyweight class. lie IL the Tight heavyweight
champion Of tho world To find worthy American
opponent for This fighter international
Of class. II Gene Tunncy whip Harry Greb he
will. beyond question, he worthy opponent for
p.ntier. Greh has already shown that he will be
worthy opponent for weighing under $50
pounds tho winner OF the Greb Tunney battle Will
he I'm ideal position 10 entertain Carpenter.
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............1 .
ROCkIAND
j VNNTN- : - -. y "
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCOKE BY INNINGS.
Pionecrs...,....... q q 3 o o.
Roclland. .......... l 1 o o o o o 90
Struck out by Ewing, 0; by Briscoe
13 Stolen bases-McLaughlin, 2: Inst
wicli 2: kehDast2: Sullivan, /: NAL
10y, ]; Welsh, Ward, ?. umpires-DuRy
and Ewing.
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NEW CASTLE WINS
FOURTH STRAIGHT
Yorklyn Swamps Delaware City
and MarshaIlton Downs
Five Points.

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
New Castle. 70. Newark. o.
Marsha1lton. IA: Five Points. J.
Yorklyn, 10: Delaware city. i.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
q Nary's 80 o . 0 0 Oil
ST. Hedwigs Gee. 6 0 l 0 c.
Defiance defeated Seventh Ward. A
3. in a game featured by the pitching
OF Clarke. The score:
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KREBS CONTINUES TO.
LEAD CITY LEAGUE
Parkside. Union, Defiance and
ST. Mary's Roll Up Victories
Over Opponents.
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Krebs. 2 +; Eastlalte. az inningsD.
Parkside. Bankers and Brokers. Z.
Union. ~ Edge Moor, o
Defiance, ( Seventh Ward. ?.
ST. Mary's, II : 81 Hsdwlg's. 2.
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Wallace Pedrick has won the title
Of all-round champion of the Y. NJ. G.
a. swimmers.
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Grch and Carpenter. 81 they should mcct,
would provide Of the classics Of the ring.
believe in tho rushing attack. The main difference
IN that Carpenter hit harder that Grob can
hit oftener Carpenter would ind little time get
act for jaw-sniping punch. And Greb could hardly
afford 60 take moro than Of Carpenters right
handed saNos 20 the Jaw. This melting would be a
noctarine fairly reekng with Juice. Tunncy would
be better able to trade punches basis with
the Frenchman. hut he is stll backward in the way
Of ring experience small in championship
joust
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Union defeated Edge Moor. 100,
Saturday. Anderson had 10 strike
outs. The score:
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Batter out infield fly.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
h & Il. ..........-.2 w.
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WEDNESDAY.
Iifn nnrnn

Bankers and Brokers rs. st.
Mary's.
Seventh Ward vs.. E.asualzs,
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
Edge Moor rs. krebs.
Union vs.. st. Hedwig's.
Defiance VS.. Parkside.
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A. usvrs Dc Grace, Md.--Darling-
ton nroved easy for Tho home team
here Saturday afternoon. winning ny
a score Of u tn S.
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Catholic League.

Catholic League.
st. AIMS vs.. St Thomas.
Pioneers VS.. St. Patrick's.
Brownson vs.. st. Mary's.
Bacharach Giants vs.. Amerl-
can Chain, Harlan Field.
st. Peters VS.. Eastlake Bri-
gade, at New Castle.
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New Castle kept its slate clean Sat
urday by defeating Newark, Al. The
score:
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~ SCORE BY INNiNSIns,o &,
PART A q. ...,.... "a a > 10
ia punt A. &. ....s'V
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THU RSDAY.
Church League.

First Division--West vs.. st.
Pau's.
Second Division-Eirst VI. p.
VS.. First Central.
Trinity VS.. Epworth, Eden
Park.