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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
SOPHOMORES WIN
OVER JUNIOR CLASS
High School Players Engage in
SIugging Contest; Relay
Team Picked.

Today High School meets Ridley
Park High on the latters grounds.
Herb" White will face the Pennsyi-
yania boys.
Yesterday the Juniors lost 70 the
sophomores. ass. Maloney and F1an-
ger twirled for the losers. while Nc
Mfr did the receiving. The. game isst-
ed but i've and one half innings. when
the Sophonores called u day and
left the heavy hitters Of the Junior
class stranded at the plate. Johnny
Robbins, shortstop Of the losers. viii
protest the game on account OF n
legal umpiring
This is the beginning Of class game,
and from present Indications the
Freshmen or Seniors should cop rhs
honors Plans WIN be laid this month
fr the annual game Of the Seniors and
the Faculty.
Capt. Jacobson has picked his rsisy
team for the Penn Relays. Eddie"
Hughes did the quarter mile in 81
seconds yesterday. and Will be lnciud-
ed In the team.
On next Friday. May 3. Camden
High viii be the guests ot Capt. Jones
and mis- mates on the Baynard Field
The old time form of marching 20 the
field win be started once more and a
banner crowd Is expected The
strength Of the Camden boys can only
be known after the Coatesville-FIlg gh
game The Jersey boys lost 20 Costss-
vile By a 81 scOre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
CARNEGIE Tech IN
WIN OVER DELAWARE
Blue and Gold Players Display
Listless Form and Drop Con-
test to Visitors.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. April 2s-Carnegie Tech
of rittsburg took n three-run lead IN
the first inning against University OF
Delaware Yesterday and then from
time 60 time increased that lead, final
ly winning to / Although the visit
ors seemed 90 get all the breaks or
the game. Delaware displayed lack OF
"pcp" and nghtins spirit necessary TO
win ball games
"pory" Collins pitched the first six
iunings. and while all Elk runs we're
scored of him. not one was earned
fIis support cracked at critical times.
Ne was taken out for pinch hitter
IN the seventh Lund pitched the sew
,nth and eighth and Baynum the ninth
inning, without allowing run.
Carnegie played a nifty fielding game
giving McCaw errorless support. The
work OF ] Dougherty az short was one
OF tho fielding features. Carnegies
outneldars played unusually deep,
waiting for the Blue and Gold slug
gers and made easy outs OF several
drives that ordinarily would have been
sood for extra base hits. McCaw
pitched fine ball for Carnegie and in
the early Innings stood Delaware men
TN al the plate He had lots OF speed
with sharp break in his ball That
seemed hard 10 hit. OF the first elght
Delaware mon GO face him. he Tanned
five and walked three.
In the FIRST inning. =. Dougherty was
out on fly 70 Mcdonald and X.
Duugherty walked. Jackson misjudg-
cd foul ny from Durkiu's hat after
which the player singled Mills fan
ned hut Golden hit one TO lett which
looked as though Murray should have
cotton. but 70 got away for two bases.
scoring DouRhcrty and Durkin IT.
wins single scored Golden. Robin
sons single. "a sacrifice and Wilson :
error scored another run in the sec
ond In the sixth. with three on and
two down. Mccormick booted an easy
gruunder. allowing two more runs 20
aCurc
Delaware had men on the bases n
nearly every inning. but did not have
the punch 20 get them around until the
acventh In this inning. Dantz walk
ed and scored on McDonald's three
base drive 20 right
Delaware plays William and Mary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
TENNIS PLAYERS
PLAN BIG SEASON
du Pont and Wilmington Coun-
try Club Teams Get Into Ac-
ton Tomorrow.

Tennis enthusiasts of tho city are
looking forward to what promises to
be one of the most interesting match
plays of the season tomorrow, when
teams from the du Pont Country Club
and the Wilmington Country Club will
clash at the formers grounds. These
two clubs played last year and one
of the best series OF matches in VIII
mington resulted.
The match this year will be doubly
interesting. due to the fact that not
only will mems teams from both clubs
compete, but also there will be wo-
mems teams representing both organ
igations in the play. The women play
ers who will compete on tho part OF
each team constitute some of the best
players in the two organizations. and
"A rouslng series Of games is expected
The opposing teams I'm both the men 5
and womens play are well matched
The lineup of the mems match Is
as follows;
J. B. Jessup. Wilmington Country
Club, and 4. w. Harris, Jr, du Pont
Country Club.
Il. J. Nowland. Wilmington C. C.
and J. J. Williams du Pont c. C.
l.. du Pont, Wilmington c. c.. and
+. Booge. du Pont c. G.
A. j. Henry. Wilmington C, c.. ans
~ w. Koffenberger. du Pont G. c.
c. T. Cause. Wilmington C. c., ant
L. +. Palmer. du Pont c. c.
William Hopes. Wilmington C, C.
and u. G.. Bond. du Pont G. G.
Doubles.
Jessup and Taylor. Wilmington c
c., and Harris and Booge. du Pom
| c. g.
du Pont and Nowland, Wilmington
c. G., and Williams and Kofrenberger
du Pont C. c.
Hopes and H. Cause. Wilmington
c. c.. and Palmer and Whitney, d,
Pont c. c.
The members OF the women's team
are:
Mrs, +. Saunders Taylor, Whining
ton G. G. and Mrs. Marion Zindersteii
Jessup. du Pont c. c.
Christine Cause. Wilmington C. c
and Mrs. Arthur la Motto, du Pom
lC. c.
Alice satterthwait. Wilmington {
&C., and Elizabeth b. Kruse, du Pom
IC. c.
Mrs. Haroourt r. Burns. Whining
ton c. c., and Elizabeth Vinsonhale,
du Pont c. c.
Mary Marvel. Wilmington c. c.. an
lCaroline Phillips. du Pont c. c.
The match will begin at 2.3o o'cloci
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
c. A. GIRLS GUESTS
OF Y. N. c. A. BOYS
At a Social Which Will be Held
In the Y. M. c. A. Gym
Tonight.

The members OF tho older juniors
and high school Glasses OF the Boye'
Division of the Y. NJ. G. A. are plan
ming a social TO be held this eve
ming In tho gymnasium at the Y. M.
| {. A.. at which time they will have
as there guests the members OF the
| Girl Preserves, Friendship and True
Blue Clubs of the Y. w. G. A. Miss
| Irene Johnson. In charge of the girls
work at the Y. w. G.. A.. announces
that about fifty girls have accepted
the invitation and win be on hand. The
| following boys have Indicated their In
| tention TO attend:
| J, Durant Stroud, John Sheldon,
| Garrett Dawson. Bouce Dlffenderfer,
| John f. Mcguire. Fred Hsrlihy. Doug
las sheldon, Allan Barton, Edward G.
| Bardo Ellsworth Horney. Philip Back
stein, Victor Waller. Wallace Pedrick,
! John +. Lecarpentier, Roger Q, Stroud,
Roger H. Holt, Samuel NJ. Keen. Geo.
| G. Saunders. Aaron J. Warner, Frank
lin Hendle Raymond Gemmill, Hugh
Holt, Lewis NJ. Woodward John Ro-
man, Martin Keller, Milo Gerow
| Harold V. Ferrer, Malcolm Hill, Rob
ert Greswold. Joseph Kitchen, Frank
lin f. Palmor. II. j. Pumphrey, New
berne Ferree, Geo. J. Merritt, Bernard
Nobs. Frank swezey, VIM. Shellady
and Louis Jordan.
Tomorrow morning, when the Phila-
delphia boat leaves Wilmington al
7.30 1t will have aboard group oi
boys from the Boys Division of the
Y. NJ. G. A, headed for a good time
oh ,trfl f,,r1 trir ,e~l
Wanamaker's store. with an organ re-
cital at IL o'clock. After lunch tn,
boys will Journey to the Philadelphi1
Navy Yard for an inspection of tina
point OF interest. From there they will
gU to the West Branch Y. VI. G. A
for n swim and will return homo prob
ably for supper. This trip IS not limit
cd to any class or section of the Boys
Division. all members being eligible &
join. Those members who are goin,
VIII meet Mr.. Ballantyne at the WI
son Line wharf at 7.l5 q. m. tomor
row.
As announced previously In thes
columns, the members Of the Boys
, Division Dramatic Club who took par
in the minstrel show at The Playhous
on last Thursday evening viii 30 to tn
Ferris Industrial School on Frida
. evening. May 3. to stage their show
!, \ rehea rsal will be held in the Boyt
Division on Thursday evening at ia
and an are expected TO atten,
- Through the kindness of C. D. Gar
: retson Of the Electric Hose & Rul
Der Co. the boys will go to the scho'
in a large automobile truck furnishe
: by that firm. On Friday, May 12, til
show will be given at the workhous
. and the journey will be made in II
% same truck. On both occasions II
= boys will leave the Y. NJ. c. A. pro1np
o ly at $50.
Mr.. Ballantyne asks that any WI
are desirous of joining the crowd T,
tonight'e social telephone him at Il
Boys Division not later than 8 o'cloc
today so that proper arrangements os
st be made. The same would also be tr,
Of any additional names for the Phil
= delphia trip tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
HIGH SCHOOL SWIMMERS ARE
AWARDED LETTERS FOR WORK

Swimming which q nj Wilmington
scholastic
the
schools OF
high school
appeared.
major this
coveted VS. At meeting Of
Wednesday
Sheldon Booth
n with recommendations by
recognized inter
Princeton
Bado led with
o 81 points.
the high school swimming this
awarded
be
school showing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
RoCKLASN
M'DOWELLYILLE ORGANIZED.

The McDowellville A. c. has organ
lied for the season and would like TO
hear from any first class independent
team in the city or State. Jimmy
Walsh. OF the old Christiana team has
been elected manager and has signed
some fast players. Honey Mulhern. Of
Rhoades Leather; Fritz Wolhar, OF the
Clinton a. c.. Of Philadelphia. Lew
Sharp. Hairsine brothers. Bullen
brothers. Whitley Donnelly, Clinton
Draper. Marty Walsh. or any other
player wishing a tryout are requested
TO be on hand for practice. Send chal-
lenges to James S Walsh, 1921 Penn
sylyania avenue. city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
PARK A. c. vs.. NEWPORT.

Park A. G. viii line up against New
port tomorrow IN their opening garns
in the Junior City League. Present
and former scholastic STARS Will %
seen in Parks lineup. Ford. Cub
lanane, Donohue and Butler, who srs
members Of the Sslesianum squad, VIII
De seen in the infeld, while DOherty
and Monohan. two former outfelder.
Of the Cold and White VIII cavort in
Parks outfeld
Robinson and Battle are IN. two be-
bets Of the pitching staff and both
these boys will be seen IN action Sat-
urday. Spence, the star twirler ~
Newport will probably toss them over
for the Suburban nine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
WHAT DO YOU KNOW
ABOUT BASEBALL?

The picture above represents
well known ball player.
Every Evening will print the
nnmes n those sending In cor
rect solutions TO these pictures.
which will be published daily.
Replies must BE- addressed to
baseball Puzzle Editor and must
be received by Monday. 5 a. m.
May !. Solvers OF this puzzle
will be published Tuesday. NAV
2, together with the correct re-
ply
Georgetown carried of the
honors IN the puzzle picture
published on Tuesday. more
than 90 correct solutions having
been received from that place
Tho picture published Tuesday
represented Rube Benton. Con-
testanta must remember that
their replies must be received
by The time indicated or they
cannot be considered Those
who sent correct replies are os
follows
Charles Short. J. r Blizzard.
Nirdon Macklin. Eugene Ham
mnnd. Charles Green, y. WIKI
inH. Ray Rust, John Macklin.
Carl Hurley. c. r. Layton. Jack
Layton. John Macklin. John
Jones. Francis Short. Elwood
HolsOn. George Lynch, Jr.. Lloyd
Short. Caleb Wright. Jack Fear
on. John Lynch. Henry Duffel
lAreen McllvRine. Dorey Jester.
Charles Marsh. James Sparklin.
James Carey. II Johnson, Ernest
wilkins. Ernest Wilhelm Willis
I'm. George Hin. Clyde Joseph.
Robin Vaughn. David Pepper.
Robin HOlson. Howard Abbott.
Howard Green. George Barr.
Eric ParkersOn. George Little
ton. Arthur Erickson, James
Brown. Cyrus Hatfield. Homer
Lynch. Ridgley Maloney. b..
sklar. Ralph Baker. Ralph Biz
zard. Howard Baer. Kitty Le-
Gates Leroy Keel. Leroy Little
ton. Russell Keel. Thomas Arch
or. Manford Rust. $ Warning
ton. Ross Sandage. Wilson Boy
or. Sam Derrickson and Ebe
Rust, of Georgetown.
Leslie Blades. Frank Dawson.
Albert Dawson. Randolph Wal
Ter. Miss Grace Cannon. BoyCo
Jones. Russell lsaacs. Charles
McNoi'y Miss Claire Coulter.
Ted Lebold. William Lawrence.
Ada Stewart. Charles Recorda.
Howard Purse. James Burton.
s.. Shiplcy and Dale Culver. OF
Soafurd
Harold G. Draper. G2l North
Harrison street.
e. NJ llackett. 91i Jackson
street
Howard smith. 1912 Van
tlurvn street.
james H. walls. ST. North
Jackson street.
Elmer Vernon. Jr. 622 North
Harrison street
Goldsborough Day. 1916 Yves,
Fourth street.
Marion Ferguson. 36i4 War
rem street. Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
Dure VS.. Traction Co.

Judge Rice in the court of Common
Pleas yesterday reserved decision in
the cases Of Frank Dure against the
Traction Company, involving $3.50 for
damages to an automobile by a trolley
car. and Of Daniel Levene, against
the Fleischman Yeast Company, $35
damages being asked for damages due
70 TWO machines colliding.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
EAsTLAKE CLUB SHOOT.

The Eastlake Gun Club will hold
practice shoot tomorrow afternoon at
its traps and a reoord-breaking crowd
IS expected. The Eastlake grounds
are among the most popular In the
city. 1t is hoped to have as large a
turnout as possible A number OF
special features will be provided.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
MANY EVENTS FOR
KENT COUNTY MEET
Caesar Rodney School TO be
Scene of Action
May 10.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. April 28---rhe various track
and field events II tho Kent county
meet to be held at tho Cesar Rodney
School, May 10. are as follows:
Boys.
so-pound class--5o-yard dash. <40-
yard reIayt four boys and two subs)
standing broad Jump, dodge ball dis
tance throw.
05-pound class--5o-yard dash, 44o-
yard relay (four boys and two subs):
hop stop. jump, (run), baseball throw,
(distance).
115-pound class-70-yard dash, 6e0-
yard relay tfour boys and two subs),
running broad jump, baseball distance
throw.
Junior Unlimited Division.
s0-yard dash, 220-yard dash, 800
yard relay (four boys and two subs).
walking race Gh mile), running high
Jump, shot put, (8 pounds).
Senior Division.
1Oo-yard dash, q u mile boys), med
ley relay t2H mile boys subs) run
ming broad jump. 440-yard run. IL
pound shot put. SS0-yard run. walking
race "a mue).
Girls.
so-pound class-60-yard dash, 220-
ward relay a girls and 2 subs), dodge
lb1ll throw. high toss. 100 feet. distance
height. 10 feet).
e5-pound class-50-yard dnsh, 200
yard relay q girls and 2 slibs), bas-
ketbell distance throw
115-pound class-50-yard dnsh, 200
yard relay a girls and subs), base-
ball accuracy throw G trials. distance
30 fset.2x2 target)
Unlimited weight division class
Girls over 115 pounds and all higf
school girls-5o-yard dash. watkins
race, 1920 yards). 440-yard relay. (.
throw.
Physical Efficency Tests.
The Events for Boys
First test. for bronze badse-PuTl ul
(chinning) times: standing broa'
jump, feet, 8 inches; 50-yard das
9 seconds.
( Second test, for silver badss-Stand
. ing broad jump. 8 feet. 8 inches; 100
yard dash. 13H seconds.
/ Third test. for go d badge-Pun u
(chinnins). 9 times; running hig
E jump, 4 feet. 4 inches; z2o-yard dash
|, % seconds.
t The Events for Girls.
! First test, for bronze badse-Bol
ancing. one in 2 trials: leg raising.
- times; far throw basketball, % feet
Second test. for silver badge-Bal
! ancing. one in 2 trials; leg raisin,
D . times; far throw basketball, 35 fee
2 Third test. for gold badge-Trun
= raising, - times; volley BAH servic
- 8 times In 10 trials: round arm bas
ketball throw, 55 feet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
MANAGERS, GET YOUR
BOX SCORES IN EARLY

The managers Of the various
leagues and independent teams
are asked to get the box scores
of their games to Every Even
ing office as early as possible in
order to insure their publication.
The results of all games are de-
sired. So send along your scores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
CHESAPEAKE BUSY.
Maryianders Expect to Have Fast
Nine This Year.

The Chesapeake City nine is prac-
ticing on its $4,000 baseball field. It
appears that Manager Watson has a
fast nine this year. Berger and Savin,
the home run kings, will be in the line
up. Pryor. Schaefer and Camburn will
do the twirling. Their first game will
be with New Castle, May 20.
The lineup of the Chesapeake City
team will be as follows: Nolan. 30.
Pryor. ss.; Hynlck, 2b.; Lorraine, 1b
Camburn. p; Bristow, c.; Berger, CT
Savin. IT,; Watson, RI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
HARDING JOINS PRESS GOLFERS.
WIN Show I'm How TO Play and Make
Good Scores.


Washington. April 2s.-The Wash
ington Newspaper Golf Club. recently
organized by golf playing correspon-
dents in the capital, has received a
formal application for membership
from Warren G.. Harding, represent
ing the Marion Star" and mail ad-
dress. the White House"
Enclosed with the application We're
three new 81 bills in payment Of club
dues for as many years.
Il send this amount" Golfer Hard
ing wrote. in order TO have clear
certificate and closed account for the
three years I have yet TO serve"
And l hope" he added. Ito be able
to show some Of the younger fellows
how TO make a good score"
In answer TO the question on the
| application blank as TO what clubs the
applicant belonged to. Mr.. Harding
wrote: Probably all OF them"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
lrnegie Defeats Delaare Plans for Kent County Meet
BASEBALL SCORE SHEETS
ARE NOW AVAILABLE

BnAeball score sheets can now
be obtained Mt Every Evening
once. The managers of teams
In and about the city are urged
10 send In their reports Of games
as soon a. possible after their
completion. Every Evening
WANTS the news Of all baseball
teams and VIII publish results
Of ali contests. Address all com
municetions TO Sports Editor or
bring tho scores to the office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
ST. THOMAS NINE OPENS SEASON TOMORROW


III locals The Will startp promptly at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
AVALON TAKES SIXTH
STRAIGHT, DEFEATING DIRL

Avalon won its sixth straight game
yesterday, defeating Diel A. c.. 14-10.
at Baynard Field. Pinder and Roney
each secured two home runs. The
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
Score by Innings.
GERSTENBERG'S BATTING
FEATURES WHITE STARS WIN

The White Star nine defeated Rock
land, 90 at Rockford Tower wednes-
day. IN a game featured by the bat
ting OF Gerstenberg, who secured four
hits. one OF which was a triple.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
"KINNOcKS"
BY Bernie Dane.

Those New York National play
ers will never go hungry so long
as they carry WHEAT.
Some people still depend on White
Mule for their Faster SPIRITS.
In the astrology session the
next morning how could that Penn
Varsity crew know anything about
Comets when they are all STARS.
The cynical bachelor observes that
a woman forgives many n mans past
by his PRESENTS
WeIl-known tips:
Foul Tip.
Match Tip.
Quarter Tip.
Hat Tip
Horse Tip
Cue Tip.
Many an athlete who is weighed In
the balance Is found wanting
BRAINS! ~,
Ii Billy Sunday were TO ever don
a ball suit again do you think he
would Join the "CARDIN AIS"!
Ball player gets 10 years for "steal-
ing home"
Banker gets two months for $780,
900 ennheZZlement.
/ Doc Cook was right; the North Pole
/ is the only place 10 get JUSTICE
Judge-Y ours Is very bad
case.
Bootlegger-"Yes sir!-three
bottles missing"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington. 9; Athletics. 8.
Chicago, G; Cleveland. G. Game
called tenth to catch train).
Detroit-St. Louis. rain.
Only games scheduled,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 10; Philadelphia, ..
Brooklyn. IL; Boston, 5.
Chicago, 6; st. Louis, a.
Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburg. 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
Delaware.

On Frazer Field this afternoon. the
game starting at o'clock. Yester-
days score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28

When business is slow. and IN the
fall season. advertising helps TO make
business better.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
St. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
---~e--
Use the classified ad section like
you use the telephone book. The ads
are all indexed under their correct.
specific classification headings. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28
Carnegie.


'Batted for Lund in eighth.
.'Ratted for Dantz in ninth.
"'Batted for zap in ninth.
Score by Innings.
carnegie ....... 3 0 0--G
Delaware ...... 0 0 0 o.
Innings pitched-By Collins, 6; by
Lund. .; by Baynum, I. Hits-On
Collins. in c innings; off Lund. l in
innings. off Baynum. . in one in
ming. Two-base hit-Godden. Three
base hit-McDonald. Sacrifice hits
Mills and McCaw. Stolen bases-Wn-
son, 2; Mcdonald. 2: Cappe and Rob
.nsun Base on balls.-Off Collins, 2;
of McCaw. S. Struck out-By Col
llns. 3; by McCaw. s. Left on base
Carnegie, Z; Delaware. u. Umpire
Kelley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-28

Judge-Yours Is very bad
case.
Bootlegger-"Yes sir!-three
bottles missing"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
Like Old Times
wan the Spectators

All duriuE tho morning Yesterday
the market for Sinclair and Cu-dpu
stocks held tIo attention Of the oil
men, and many expressions OF pleas
uro were heard, which seem tu have
% meaning, 60 wit, that times arc
back again 20 the good old DAYS. and
That now oil stocks are guiug To sell
Tor their real value.
Everybody knows why Cosdcn'p
stock " 40 much In demand. and
this town needs No instructions when
u comes tu picking a winner by buy
ing tosdcu. The gasoline market
Is strong and getting stronger, and
oosdon q co. is among the very
largest manufacturers OF gasoline In
the entire country.
The ascension I'm Sinclair stock
seems 10 Dee for many reasons. the
principal ono being the fact that
Sinclair has made q doul with the
government to develop some Wyom.
lng structure, and keep the oil In
HIS own lines. finally giving the gov.
ornmont It's share at some pouvon.
lent seaport. Then again there Is
the fact that the Sinclair Standard
of Indiana combination has "A trc-
mcndous stock of light oil IN storage
which cannot otherwise than pay "A
handsome profit. Tho fact Is that
the Sinclair people are going mighty
strong, and everyone here among
the spectators is figuring on maxi
Ing u big killing before the ton has
been reached.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
ilN0'dt Wei Being Drilled on
rOnucO Lease in MericO
oS hdrldnd COmpany

pruNCA CITY, April 15.-The
,yo",na OIL company OF Mexico, an
an ylale company Of the Marland
r company OF this city, and with
A. w. Matldnd, the local oil magnate
q, mead, is drilling the initial well
p5 tDe concessions obtained In Mex
p,r, Mr Marland during the early
5syeu VI 492o, Tho fact OF this initial
pneht becomes known through
The lni meeting IN Mexico City OF
a fen NhoIders OF the company and
bressn, on the proceedings, at the
bsrs' lime, to the home company
sb5 Joy Earl oliver. Vice president
egsr, seheral manager. with head
Tits IN Ponca city.
tAs d. IuItIal well Is being drilled on
me- Frnugo lease and is known as
Wsob rance Espanola No. /. II has
cordinul a depth OF 1910 feet, ac-
nsgna 10 latest reports, and arr
r.rinn have boon completed for
H. s me second and third tests.
gsl,istood that 20 operative ar
ovBsrs its have been made with
Panuco ~ adjacent properties 10 the
nneor, lease whereby contempo-
be start lesls by each company shall
The MO- ~ az agreed points offsetting
othsss Ioperty OF n or moro oF the
sSrested companies. This, it