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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
NINTH WARD CLUB HAS
SEVERAL OPEN DATES

Ninth Ward has several open dates
ON its schedule, including Saturday,
and would like to hear from any OF
the second class teams In this vicin-
ity.
The Ducks" were idle last Satur-
day. due to St Mary's Kittens fall
ure TO put in an appearance at Harlan
Field to play the preliminary game
to the Parkside-St. Mary's tracas.
Several new men have, recently been
added TO the squad. and the Wardars
are nowsout, to hattleswith any OF tho
teams in the State 1nsitheiTS clasA
Manager Devinef can boreached at
413 East Eighth street, on phone
215SW., any evening between $50
and 7.30.
The team will practice tomorrow
evening, and all players are requested
to be on hand at lat Sixteenth and
,ClaXmont y- ~ - N.~-~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
JOHNNY NAYLOR TO
LEAD BEACON TEAMS
New Castle Athlete to Guide the
Destines Of Local Athletic
Organizations.

The Beacon basketball candidates
will hold their initial practice tomor-
row night on the floor OF the Whining
ton High School John Naylor. VINO
coached the New Castle High quintet
last year. and oaptained the Crisfield,
Md. nine. member OF the Eastern
Shore League. this season. has been
secured 20 coach the basketball and
baseball teams. Naylor IS we'll known
IN athletic circles, having played with
some very good teams IN baseball and
basketball. This season the Crisfeld
Nd. baseball team was almost at the
bottom OF the list IN the Eastern
Shore League. and when Naylor was
appointed captain, Ut soon climbed
close 20 the top. New Castle High
had a very successful season on the
wooden ways last year, due TO the
skillful coaching os Naylor
Bob" Major, who has recently re-
turned from Olney, Va. where he was
Instructor in the commercial depart
ment At the high school ehere, has
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
TED HATTON TO
PILOT SEAFORD TEAM

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Seaford, Oct 24-Ted Hatton. who
SO successfully managed the Seaford
basketball team last season, plotting
them through without defeat, will
manage the quintet again tho coming
season. and Is already getting his
team in shape. He has received COM
munications from several teams want
Ing TO book games. He expects to
have some OF his men out at practise
within the coming week. The team
this season will be stronger than last
year. Jimmy" Burton and leslie
Wright. Of last years quintet. will
not be with the team this year, but
Hatton. Will have two men In their
places thatsar rated as among the
best basketball players in lower Del
aware. One Of these men is 'rBill"
Smith, of last years Milford cage
men. Joe" Rothrock, of the Univer-
sity OF Delaware now athletic in
structor at the Milford High School,
it is likely will be found on the
team. er'~>---,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
AT WILMINGTON SCHOOLS

team IN Philadelphn last year and
are pointing TO capture tho tito again
this year. This win DO tho supreme
test for tho locals. +. /. j.. IN TO play
tho local flve on tho Wilmington
floor this year and tho Wilmington
fans are In for n trent.
Jerry" Dawson. as Dame Rumor
quotes. is through with football on ac-
count OF hls studios This viii bo a
severe blow 10 tho locals AZ Dawson
played a whale" OF n game Saturday.
Tho same report says that Macrelli. Of
Chester. Ia out OF tho game on the
samo account until the next reports
of Chester are given out. which Ia said
TO be November 10. High plays Ches-
ter on November II.
Norm White is hobbling around
without crutchos and 10 anxious to
don tho moleskins an soon as the
soreness leaves his injured leg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
PARKsIDE MEMBERS HOLD
POOL T0URN

Tho first evenings play IN the pool
tournament being conducted by the
Parkside Athletic Club at Kirkwood
Park, went according 10 predictions
made by the sharks" who were in
eligible. The winners for the first
night were Allen. Manlove and Con-
nor. Allen and Manlove did not have
very stiff opposition In Hayes and
Eckrich, but Connor made game up
hill fight, coming from behind when
King led him, 41-17. and winning out
50-49. the winning point being a hard
combination.
Tonight's games will bring into
action "Pud" Toughey vs., X. o. Bill"
Brennan and Sleepy Salters vs.
Billy Brady.
The affair is being handled In fine
style by Willard Lofink, the club pro-
fessional
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
GREAT INTEREST IN
PARKS|DE-ST. MARY'S.
Wilmington Football hsso.
Game Saturday Promises to
Draw Record Crowd.

A Football struggle that should
eclipse even tho Parkslde-St. Dary's
gnme of last Sat1rdny at Harlan
Field. viii DO staged on tho Same
gridiron this week with Parksldo and
Defiance IN tho dual role.
Bitter rivals in an branches Of
sports, tho bulldogs" and the Kirk
wood Park contingent have batuod
on tho gridron for three years. This
Will be tho fourth meeting Of the
teams. Parkslde has been victorious
in all three starts in tho past.
Tho easts!ders' victory last eeasou
was quesuoned on ruling Of tho
officials. and through the fact that
parkslde was accusod OF padding In
occurring Paul Kenpskfo. This game
increosed tho rivalry between the
teams. and with both battling for the
lead in tho Wilmington Football As
ISOLATION. with regularly signed play
ers, tho best gridiron struggle staged
with local teams on tho contenders
should 10 tho result
Parldside VIII have on advanfng,
IN weight, on its rivals from tho west
| ern section of tho city But tho Blu'
and Gold eleven coached by Charts
Welsh. will mako up in speed wha
Il lacks IN weight. Defiance en-
ploys tho most feared aerial attacl
Of any team in tho state.
Parksldo displayed little bu
straight football against st. Mary'i
Coaches Crouthers and Foulk evl
dentally were content with q victor
oyor the "Cats' In this manner
Both e1evens have met tho cate
Defiance winning 0 70 0. and Pari
side. 10 10 7. Taking these game
as comparison. tho eaHtslde teal
seems 20 havo n slight edEe. But
tho tine tho Purple and Cold boz
met tho Cats" they were not a. n
: form. it being only their second gan
Of tho season.
with both teams primed for Sat1I
, Days battle some real football shou
be tho result. A record crowd "
| no doubt be attracted 20 Harlan FYe
I an tho lead IN tho Wilmington mo
= ball Association VIII go TO the ~!
. | nor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
FIVE POINTS ELEVEN :
HAS NEW LEADER
Sam Caufman, Jr., Selected 10
Pilot Suburbanites; Team ls
Reorganized,

Roo~ganized completely. tns 1--WE
Points football team IS out with a
challenge 10 any team in or near the
city, IN tho 140 0-pouud class. Tho team
Is made up of sorn9 classy material,
which has shown its ability IN prsvi-
Gus games
a meeting was held last night. at
which time Gam Caufman. Jr.. vas
elected manager, 'T'ie" Harvey vas
selected as captain OF ne eleven. This
coaching has been placed IN tho csp-
able hands Of Joe IAlley
The Pointers will practice tfl's eva
ming ~ $40 O'Clock, and tho following
men are asked 20 report: J. Maxwell,
/ r. Maxwell, Wilson, r. Ash, Lang. r,
/ Maxwell, y. Cartwri g1t. Cornegys. Nc
/ Fail, T.. Cartwright. Covington, CauS-
man, Wickershan. r JordIn. J. Boyce.
! Gallaher, Steward. Harvey. Ielley,
Taylor. p. Van SAINT. Tinsrnsn and
/ Meyers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
DEFIANCE GR|DDERS
PLAN FOR BIG GAME
Tenth Warders Prepare for the
Battle Next Saturday With
Parkside.

The inclement weather last night
from carrying out their scheduled
workout. The workout was not phya
cal. however. the mental process OF
development being employed at last
nights meeting IN preparation foC
their grapple with Parkside on Satur-
day.
The entire squad 10 a man WAS IN
attendance at the Parkside-St. Marys
battle on Saturday. getting a line on
their rivals and all seemed 20 be well
satisfied from ther afternoon OF
scouting.
What form Of attack the Purple
TOsnadoes OF the Tenth Ward will use
on Saturday was gone over fully and
a definite form was decided imme-
dlately which will be given full sway
at the rest Of the workouts during the
coming week.
1t Is singular that the Tenth Ward
ers are set for a gruelling week. mas
much as Coach Charley Welsh has
Issued another. CAN FOR practice to-
night at the Third and Adams streets
grounds.
At tOnight's workout the practica,
end of last nights skull practice will
be put IN effect and several new plays
are scheduled for their launching.
A few new faces were In evidence
at last nights affair which puts the
team at It's strongest pinnacle since
the season opened.
Last nights practice was conspicu
GUS by the fact that very few alb
sentees were noted despite the drear!
| aspect Of the night In general. Th'
entire squad will probably put In thei
appearance tonight as It Is eviden
that they realize the Importance o
| Saturdays game. Practice tonigh
win start as usual at o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
GIFT FOR SIR HARRY LAUDER
Presented With Pipe by James r.
Robbins at Yesterdays Luncheon,

Tho four hundred or moro clubmen
who attended tho luncheon given SIR
Harry Lauder yesterday by the
Rotary Club probably noticed the dis
tingulshed Scotsman and T5Otarian
fondling n brand new Iong-stemmed
pipe. which he finally lit and puffed
away with evident enjoyment. The
pipe was n gift Of an admirer. James
p. Robbins. Rotarian and business
man. and was presented to Sir Harry
soon after he sat down at the table
Mr.. lauder frequently uses a short
stemmed pipe when he appears on the
stage, when II isn't a cigarette. as Il
was last night, but Off the stage he
invariably smokes long straight
stemmed pipe. The one presented him
yesterday Was OF this type, OF A spe-
cial patent. and WAS made by Daniel
Maier OF Charlestown, Nd. SIR Harry
was very appreciat!ve OF the gift and
so expressed himself 20 Mr.. Robbins
after the luncheon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24

been appointed manager. The appoint
ment OF Major Is well suited. FOR act
ing IN the same capacity last year
at the Tenth Street institution, he
did effective work.
After several practices have been
held. the ca~tain will be selected
There Will be fwo teams to represent
the school on the wooden ways. 4
regular and q reserve. There is a
possibility Of forming a girls basket
ball team. though as yet no definite
steps have been taken towards that
end.
A floor VIII be secured for the can
didates to practice on in the after
noon. About IL games, ell with high
schools, will be scheduled for this
season. These high schools viii rep
resent Pennsylvania. Delaware and
Maryland. Games with local high
schools VIII be scheduled also.
One factor that viii add greater
impetus TO sports at the school this
year Is the newly formed athletic as
l.sociauon. This association will be
known as the Beacon Athletic AS
sociation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
TIPIITZ STINGS MARKS
IN OPENING ROUND

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 24.-Joe Tip
litz. OF this city, figured n another
sensational bout last night. when he
stopped Sid Marks. Of Canada, In
minute and "a seconds IN the windup
at the Olympia ~ A.
The fray was short and the end
came with startling suddenness
when the local battler stepped IN close
and rammed a hard right 20 Marks
RIBS. The latter promptly took a nose
dive and laid on the floor writhing
as the referee tolled of ten. Even
then he apparently was unable 10
navigate, for his seconds climbed
through the ropes and carried him
frOm the ring.
Tipltz weighed 1861 and his VIC
tim 139.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
M 'AVOY DRIVES TEAM
|. IN HEAVY RAIN STORM
Coach Not Satisfied With Show
ing in Rhode Island Game;
jackson Out for Season.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

/. Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. Oct. 24--Desp!,e the down
pour of rain. Coach McAvoy put tho
University OF Delaware football squad
. through a n;ifr signal practice yester-
d,y afternoon and went over with the
. men some of their mistakes In the
b r,me AGAINST Rhode Island State at
. Kingston. n. l., on Saturday, Coach
z MeAvov Is far from satisfied with the
: work OF the team as whole In that
. game az II did not near como UP 10
expectations
The fact that Delaware made 16 hrst
downs In the game 20 but four FOR
Rhode Island and then was defeated
.1s proof IN itself that something must
J have been wrong. Tho team lacked
: the punch 20 put the ball over after
, repeatedly carrying Il for some dis
lance. The line held Rhode Island
!. well on defense, which is shown by
tho fact that their opponents got but
four nrst downs, but they made a
s,r,r..sful long forward pass which
resulted IN a touchdown and victory.
Captain Williams WAS the only back
field man who seemed able 10 gain
consistently and most OF the nrst
downs were tho result Of his work.
Mcdonald played tho entire game and
also did fairly well. It Is said. consid-
ering the fact that he had been out
az the game with an injured ankle
- for nearly three weeks. Elliott is stu
suffering with boNs. which no doubt
handicap his work. and tho playing of
=. Chcrpak did not como up 10 expecta-
ons.
Coach McAvoy. rs n result or this
showing Saturday. will work tho
squad unusually hard this week TO try
and get them IN shape for the L. NJ.
Sc game at Chester on Saturday.
II has been announced that Harry
jackson, star halfback. who did not
take the Rhode Island trip because of
1.-TWO broken ribs. that he got in the
rsinus game. Is probably out for the
SEASON. owing 10 studies. This makes
sthree backfield men that Coach Nc
savoy has lost for the year 10 date.
sJohnny Schaefer Is out with a brokon
lankle. and Lowell QUIT tho team moro
than a week ago. Jackson's loss is
"a hard blow 20 the team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
CHURCH LEAGUE RESULTS.
Poultry Show January / 10 G.

b Plans for the annual poultry show
.yhioh VIII be held from January 10
g. We're made by the Diamond State
Poultry and Pigeon Association last
night a, a meeting IL Fell's store.
10s West Fourth street IL is planned
TO hold ne show on Market street,
probably Ia the old CITY Hall building
The executive committee OF the as
'sociation viii meet Thursday evening
At tho home OF y. :. Lannan, Els
rnero. and the next general meeting
will be held IN Fells store. Monday
might.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
H0RSEMEN TOHAvE
TREAT SATURDAY
Cherry Willis Will Work Out at
Willis Track at
Glasgow.

Followers OF the trotter and PAGER
Will be offered an opportunity to SEQ
tho locally owned speedy PAGER, Cherry
Willis. 2.00h. in action next Saturday,
as the Pencader Breeders and Agrd-
culture Association has completed ar
rangements with her owner. 10 go an
exhibition milo at their new track Mt
Glasgow, In connection with their third
matinee. with n view OF establishing
a track record.
Tho little brown marc Is already
quartered at the track and In as good
condition right now ns she has beer,
all summer. as she won n heat at
Frederick last week In 2.09is over
the worst track encountered this year
She has appeared at all tho prominent
Eastern half milo tracks this summer.
starting Mt Windsor. Mass, tho first
week In July. She has raced every
week. and the past three months has
either been first or second in all her
| starts. and considering her size and
| tho class of horses she has had 10
compete against TO say nothing of
fast miles, her showlng has been re-
markable.
L
| Western PAGER 10 take his recW'd OF
2.07A at Reading, forcing him TO step
tho first two miles in 2.07A nnd the
third In 2OS1s. then she and May Todd
that wonder PAGER. wero forced TO bow
10 her at York in lve-heat race
Cherry Willis winning the race. and
outside watches had ono mile n shade
better than 2.07.
While tho new track In not fast, on
account of the waves and dryness oi
the soil. yet initiated horsemen ex.
pect her TO 40 the mile right at 210.
In addition TO Cherry Willis, Secre.
tary Howell is negotiating with
Harry J. StoeCkle TO have his fas
trdtter, Lord Gale, 2.0gA go a mil,
against the watch TO establish n track
lrccord. This horse showed his rea
lclass at the last meeting of the Orang,
County New York races, when he pu
IN mile OF 2.09A, but the followlnl
week was taken sick and did no
round too until Lancaster. where h,
won his last start. taking n new rec
ord OF 2.13A. Mr.. Stoeclle ia iustl,
proud OF this horse as he bred an,
raised him and while he has neve
dono as much "a tho little wonde
horse. Harry J. s., 2.05E. he has al
ways done all that has been asked o
- him and next year should take n ver,
r fast record and win lot of money
= The reports from Middletown. ELK
ton. st. Georges and North East. ten
20 show that every ono will DO on edg
noxt Saturday for the biggest shoN
put on at the new track. No admis
sion is charged and every one ia wei
como and President Willis hopes
] VIII be necessary 20 enlarge tho gran
stand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
1rkside- Defiance Game Saturday to DrawBig Croud
'SPFAKRR TO CONTINUE
As CLEVELAND LEADER

Cleveland. Oct. 24.~|Tris
Speaker will continue 20 man
age tho Cleveland American
League team next season. An
nOuncement to this effect was
made yesterday by y. g. Bar
nard, president OF tho c1eve-
land team, and sets at rest re-
ports that the star centerfelder
Of tho Indians would discon-
tinue his managerial duties
here.
Speaker took charge os tho
Indians during tho latter part Of
1912 and the team finished IN
second place. The following
year me Indian won the Aneri-
can League pennant and the
worlds championship. The
team finished second IN 1921
and fourth this season, ono
game from third place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
Dnmestic-

Wornsn's plea, supported by Secre-
tary n Navy. helps bring victory ot
Gloucester fshing schooner Henry
Ford over the Canadian Blue Nose
in epic contest
Marie Peggy Peal acquitted Of
murder OF her over, r. Warren An
derson at Kansas city. No. after one
OF the briefest trials on record.
Secretary Hughes calls conferences
IN Washington Of Representatives. %
Guatemala Nicaragua Honduras, SAL
vador and Costa Rica 10 negotiate peaca
treaties.
Air chiefs plan flight encirciing tho
world by great fleet OF United States
army planes.
Massachusetts Senator David Walsh.
Democrat, after a tour OF the vest,
predicts substantial Democratic gains
IN elections for Senate and House.
P Livingston Beelunan, Republican
nominee for United States Senator
IN Rhode Island. causes arrest Of
three men who accused him OF br1b-
cry.
Foreign.
Andrew Bonar Law takes Office as
British prime minister and November
Is is fxed as probable date for gen.
eral elections.
George Harvey, United States am
bassador 20 Great Britain. facetious-
/ II declares he cannot hnd scrptural
proof that women have souls and that
world needs ten new commandments
FOR women.
Princess Herm1nie Of Reuss. nancee
Of former Emperor William, sends
wreath for grave OF former Empress
OF Germany.
Sharp political crisis. prompted by
! Sourfold increase in price OF grain.
threatens Life OF Chancellor Wirth's
| German cabinet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
CARPENTER CHALLENGES SIKI.
Frenchman Wants Another Bout With
Battling Sengalese.

Paris. Oct 24.-Georges Carpenter
has Issued a formal challenge TO Bat
tling Sikh for return bout, the
months interim. provided by the
French Boxing Federation rules, hav-
ing elapsed since the Senga7ese cap
tured the heavyweight championship
Of Europe by his sensational knockout
of Carpenter in the sixth round Of
their meeting here.
Francois Descamps, Carpenters g
manager, is now awaiting a reply from
NJ. Hellers. Skis manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
FRIENDS SCHOOL WINS.
Defeats Faculty in First Hockey Game
OF the Season.

Friends School girls won over the
Faculty at tho Washington Bridge
Triangle. in their first hockey game
Of the season. yesterday afternoon, 3
to l.
Captain Adair's team started off
with a rush and put over the first
point after a few minutes OF play.
The Faculty braced and held the stu
dents scoreless in the second period. A
large number OF spectators witnessed
the game. The lineup:
STUDENTS (3) FACULTY %
The Misses
Pierce ........right fullbacls, Philips
Mace left fullback. ...... Woods
Smith .. 80. fright halfback ...... Penrod
Adair ....--center halfback~---<S. Bush
Philips ~-----left halfback.-,.,.. Holmes
Bailey s---ss.-rtght wing ,~.~s Stevenson
Eliason .->as ,-insida rights. ..Rhoads
Adair .r.sSs>>. center. .. .s,ss~ MacElree
Deering ......-inside left--~--ss Garrigues
(Penrose)
Van Trump left wing .... Bucknell
Referee-Miss Koehler. Time-Three
10-minute periods. Goals Smith, Pierce
Adair, PenrOd.
You get results from Every Eve
ming claSeff1ad. ada -Adu-- -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24


Dartmouth Syria
cuse; Navy vs. Penn
West State; Illinois
Herein have the eight leading contests that feature Saturdays
football sections putting
N OF
AXE It's nOp
unusually
Georgia Tech and No Dame with tho power and speed of their attacks
VIII be leading feature whno Notro Th
has developed habit headnefs
No Easy Picking
the through a
scrinnase have selections
mo Cey horse ana The Hpnd ankle developed by tho Dope ten
the final word
picking Is that
Harvard will Dartmouth
remains TO DO seen Just how far The Navy maintain her
the revived Red and Blue
TO be 1
Southern Football
Speed widely
veored through the
lima Virginia Georgia and others despite their
%
Tho showing of these
ervens In the East and West is remarkable when
the first four
entirely too high for football development
that do most of their playing 1000 miles
ITO w F. who was the
main hero of chapet Of orchid
blossoms between Heinio Groh
How rnaesen footban7 IN
qres H usually big strong and
% second such coaches as knu Rocne Bob
Yos wnce ETC. who are not
only great leaders but whO
Instructive
n'uns ski announces that he has
modern training ryes
which rarely ever advocate ebsnhe a daily
s can't understand why at once
to match by now that victory over
Joe Beckett doesn't anything victory Beckett
which doesn't even call for lighter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
EARLY NEWS FLASHES

High Spots IN Worlds Happenings -
Reported by the Associated Press ~
10 SiH A NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24

You get results from Every Eve
ping classified adai-Adygy- y~~~~,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24

October Golf
How I play, when the
There's tho flare and 1amo OF tho autumn woods7
A with n golden spread
And n hush where the spirit OF autumn broodsf
II has wrecked my game with the scarlet flame
OF tho maple leaf and tho golden oak
Which ia rather SEQ from tho soggy tee
Than the white ball or from the drivers stroke
II I miss a putt I reach nut,
What docs It matter when Just ahead
The flaming trees Ia tho swirlng breeze
Are blends of purple and gold and red3
And the mist haze of the golden days
Are far dreamy for to scrawl.
Or bother his and clutch
And the hckle whims of n foolish ball.
n I slice hook to q waiting brook.
Or top to the rough miro.
The wind Is keen and the turf is green
With every thicket In sight fire.
The where tho fall rains
VIII turn into driving snow.
But look ahead TO tho gold and red
And where tho ball may
Saturdays Prire Menu