Evening journal., 1922-04-03
cecil SET FOR
BASEBALL PLAY
Both Big and Little League
Fellows TO Show on Elk
ton Diamonds
WILMINGTON BOYS
ARE SIGNED UP

Special % The Evening Journal.
ELKToN, Nd. April s.-For the
next six months this section OF
Maryland will be seething with base
ball. Besides the Susquehanna
League. composed OF the following
teams; Calvert. Rising sun. North
East, Chariestown Woodiawn. Fhen-
eyer Liberty Grove and Riue Ball.
The officers chosen FOR the year are
W. L. Ely, president: Taylor r
Riles, secretary. Edward Campbell.
treasurer The schedule will en-
brace twenty games. starting Nav 6
and ending September 4. This
league will have the support OF sew
eral managers OF clubs in the sus-
quehanna League. The idea Is 10
develop younger players. 30. later
they may be able 10 take place IN
the faster company. The club a.
Rising sun. will use the Suaauehanna
I.ea que clubs grounds on the DAYS
that team Is away from home. The
new grounds IN that town IA located
on West Main street and are now re-
ceivinE the finishing touches The
diamond is being scraned. narrowed
rolled and put IN good shape, new
rrandstand and other seats erected
fences built, wire netting stretched
and things shaped up for the opening
game The new grounds are nicely
arranged and have parking space
FOR $50 automobiles; new grand
stand seating capacity of 500 and
benches along side lines seating ca
pacity of 100 The playing field r.
fenced on, making % a dincult task
for the spectators 10 get out on the
playing field. The Rising Sun team
NJ the' SusQuehanna League. will
again he managed by Taylor r. Biles
this year Under his guidance his
team has won three championship
and finished second twice Rube
Dunbar. formery OF Elkton. who
played part OF last year with the
Newport News team IN the Virginia
League. and al the end OF the season
was drafted by the Boston Nationa
League club. has been elected cap.
tain OF the team. He and his brother
Gerald Dunbar, also a good bal
player. recently engaged IN business
In Rising sun, and for that reason
no decided not 10 try the Mnio
League. The team will be made M
from the following players. Keene
Fink. Thomas and Pogue. catchers
NewswanFer. Reynolds and Foster
) pitchers. Egan Riale. nrst; Geral
D. Dunbar. second. Rube Dunbar. short
! stop: Joe Johnson, third. Allehant
~ Princeton, and Korb, OF Penn
substitutes during the summer vaca
ton.
q Elk Mills entry into the Susque
hanna League. will cause greater IN
terest In baseball IN this immediat
section this year. These two town
are only three miles apart. and N
frequent interest Of the people O
the two places will naturally caus
a rivalry, especially n the teams ar
anywhere near evenly matched
/ Manager Moore. OF the Elk MIL
team, has not yet announced hi
lineup. but Manager Ellis Deiberi
Of the Elkton team. expects 20 hav
the best team that has representa-
this town on the diamond for som
years Among the players siEnel
are. Potts and Mastin. ~ Whining
ton. catchers: W. W. shanner, VIII
nlaved IN the Southern League las
season. Arrants and Finn. pitchers
Ward and King and George BoEgs
formerly Of the Steel League. frs
basemen: Ross Smith. second base
man: George smith shortstop. G
ID. Patton. third haseman; Msrcu
Peterson, Grant r. Deihert ". Del
bert and Foster, felders
The Perryville team. which woi
? the pennant In the Cecil Count.
League last season. and also de