davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
M'CABE AND PARKSIDE TO
PUT ON GREAT BATTLE

Fans In the vicinity OF Twenty
ninth and Market streets will have an
opportunity OF witnessing an interest
Ing ball game on Friday evening
when Manager Campbell's McCabe
team, leaders OF tho Second Division
Church League meet the Parkside
aggregation.
Parkside will present the best team
which it has put on the field this sea-
son and with but one or two exceptions
will lineup the same as during the
time they were kings OF the diamond
In this locality. OF the 1919 players
who wore the black and white, Booth
Novel;. Hawk" Hayes. Underwood
Russ Smith. Glenn, and Maniove will
positively appear In the game with the
fast stepping Church Leaguers.
McCabe will also have a strong
lineup and Dewey Patton. 'Harv'
Hayes, doc" Pugh and "Bnl" Stoopes
are some of the stars" who have
helped the Methodista to the top rung
OF the Second Division.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
FROCH NOW MANAGER
OF POCOMOKE CLUB
Former Pilot of Laurel Assumes
Another Berth In Eastern
Shore Loop.

Pocomoke City. Mo-. Aug. 1.-THE
directors OF the Pocomoke Ball Club.
induced by tho sad skidding OF the
Salamanders last week and their
double defeat Friday at the hands of
the tailsnd Laurel club, met Saturday
afternoon and handed the reins Of
management to Sam Frock. former
Baltimore Dry Dock twirler and until
recently manager OF the Laurel club.
Of the Eastern Shore League.
The Pocomoke club experienced a
reversal OF form since its two victories
over Cambridge last Monday and
Tuesday. Tho team scanned TO have at
last found itself. and in tho face Of
Parksley's two defeats at the hands
OF Salisbury and their own impending
series with the league leaders, en-
thusiastic fans saw = possible chance
to overhaul the VIrginians by q squirt
near the wire
Parksley, however, handed the team
two straight defeats, which were fol-
lowed by the wholly unexpected re-
verses in the series with Laurel. The
directors advised Frock 10 make "sec-
ond place at the finish" and assured
him they would be entirely satisfied II
this is accomplished. The new man.
ager answered that he sees no reason
why this result cannot be achieved.
Ducky Davis, who was appointed
temporary manager when Jack Ryan
was released. is glad to be relieved OF
his extra duties, and says he Is per-
fectly satisfied TO wait a few years be-
fore aaaumipR mana 1ovfal h,trdSus
permanently.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
DAVE DANFORTH TO
GO TO MINOR LEAGUE
st. Louis Americans Star Ex-
plains How he Hold Ball That
Caused Discussion.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
st. Louis, Aug. 14--Bidding the
fans Of this city farewell. Dave Dan
forth. pitcher OF the local Americans,
upon whom the team management
has obtained waivers, last night ex-
planned how nc delivered a ball and
gave a precise description OF his meth
oil OF holding the ball. which has fire.
quently given cause for the charge
that the former American Association
star. was "doctorinG the ball"
In explaining his method OF holding
the ball. Danforth asserted he, unlike
other pitchers, would rub the bail with
his bare hand only on ono side and
would, in delivering tho bali, hold the
side which no had rubbed 10 tho front.
He denied. howSver, that no ever used
any foreign substance TO load the
seams or roughen tho ball
III thsrc = anything Illegal In rub
bling tho hands on tho ball on ono side
or all Sides" said Danforth, then ]
am guilty OF illegal pitching. and every
other pitcher in baseball is equally
guilty. But I never have rubbed dir,
on tho ball and l have never loaded a
seam, and TO bar me from q game or
to bar me from baseball because q ball
was found in the game which APP
peared TO have been doctored Is a rank
injustice. know I cannot change the
situation. but I want tho public to
know that I am not guilty OF any H.
legal style OF delivery
| 1t was announced by the Browns
owner that Danforth would be turned
over 70 some minor league with the
option Of recalling him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
MANY POSTPONED GAMES TO
BE PLAYED IN CHURCH LOOP

AT the present time In the Church
League. there are a number OF post
poned games that must be played q
before the strength OF certain teams in
both divisions are determined There
are six postponed games IN the first
division and IL In tho second division,
that will be played of when tho man.
ayers OF the different teams arrange
before tho end OF the season. The
postponed games are as follows:
First Division.
Brandywine vs. Grace.
ST. Paul's Vs. West.
Westminster We. West.
Mt. Salem Va West.
Mt. Salem vs. Second Baptist.
Grace VS.. Second Baptist.
Second Division.
Epworth VS.. McCabe.
Epworkh VS.. Trinity.
Fpworth VS.. First Central.
Bethany VS.. st. Stephens.
Bethany VIZ. First NJ. p.
Bethany VS.. Scott.
McCabe VS.. Scott.
Trinity Va st. Stephens.
Trinity va. First Central
First NJ. p. vs. FIRST Central.
First NJ. p. We. Scott.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
"SAWING A LADY IN HALF
Trick to be Explained ~ tho Arcadia
Theatre.

Last season tho biggest and most
popular and most mystifying trick OF
the whole bag OF stunts OF the ma
gicians OF tho stage. from the mighty
Thurston on down. was Saving a
Lady in Hall" This feat, SO cleverly
executed. bafiied human intelligence
and although knowing that such a
thing could not actually be accomp-
lished without detrirnent to the young
lady. the spectator could not give an
answer to his satisfaction.
photoplay has been made, re-
tanning the original title Of the trick.
disclosing its nature and the method
used In executing it, Because of the
widespread and intense curioslty
created by the trick. this film has
attained remarkable popularity in
every place where 1t has been shown
Screen history holds no greater
novelty than this. The whole expo
sition OF the trick and the method
and means used by the originator OF
1t are disclosed in the film. The Ar
cadiA Theatre has It for an attraction
AL Of next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
PENNSY NINE WILL
MEET TRUMP TONIGHT
industrial League Champion
ship to Get Under Way at
Seventeenth and Spruce.

Industrial League fans viii be out
in forco this evening at tho Seven
teenth and Spruce diamond. whore
Pennsy and Trump will clash In tho
first OF threc-game series for tho
Industrial League nag. Tho Pennsy
team, winners Of the FIRST half sea-
son, did not lose n gnme in tho ini-
tial half. and according TO predic-
tion. are out to grab tho nag In
straight games, but Manager Haley
and the Trump following are looking
for an easy ride" over the railroad
ers.
Jack yannort is slated for mound
duty for the Pennsy combine. and
will be opposed by Joe Tobin. The
game will start promptly at o'clock,
and the players of both mines are
requested to report 10 the Seven
tecnth and Spruce diamond at $50.
Umpires Mckinney and Cunningham
will ofiiciate Mt the opening game.
The players:
Pennsy--M. 8. Novel;, ]. Hayes. ].
Maloney. q. w. Thompson. J. T..
Rainey. G. l.. Vannort. M. j. Flynn. II.
q. Gilbert, II. Hantwerker, ]. A, Quinn,
j. w. Mcguire. e. Boyle.
Trump--D. II. Coyle, Joe Tobin, r.
Ford, e. II. Thomas. Emil Norris. i. II
Alexander. T. Pennock. c. Giles, g.
Moore. c, W. McCrca. r.. King. r.
Biddle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
PARkSIDE AND NINTH WARD
TO HOOK UP IN SERIES

ParkssAe and Ninth Ward, two old
rivals will hook up tonight In the nrst
Of a three-same series. At Kirkwood
Park. The intense rivalry between
the clubs should bring out some fine
baseball.
Ninth Ward has won the last fye
games and Will be out strong to make
the '.Psrksrs" their sixth straight VIC
tim. Eddie Aanlove Will trot out the
best team available Ut Kirkwood Park
TO meet the invading "0anders."
No announcement has been made as
to the pitching setsctions. Tie game
v scheduled TO start At o'clock.
Friday evening the MOCabe team Of
the Church League Will tackle the old
Parkside team. which won tho cham
pionship OF the AL Wilmington League
In lsls-jo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
HIGH sPoTs m LEAGUE
GAMES or YESTERDAY
BY Associated Press.

New York. Aug. l4--virgfl BarnsA,
hurlsr. made his hrst start A. . Giant
regular In the box against the Braves
yesterday. defeated them : TO 2, and
helped his fellow McGrawitss TO length
en- their lead over the Cardinals. whoss
seven errors contributed largely 10
their defeat by the Cubs, Is TO 5.
Hornsby's twenty ninth homo run OF
the season accounted for one OF the
ST. Louis scores.
In tho American League both IT.
Louis and New York met defeat and
their battle for tho lead showed no
change. The Yankees. with Jones
having one bad inning. lost TO wash
ington, 3 to 2, while the White sox
pounded three OF the Brown hurlers
to win, Q to 3.
brooklyn. through eighth and ninth
inning rallies. that Melted three runs,
we're enabled 10 turn back the Phill!es
3 to 2. 1t took Cincinnati ten innings
10 defeat PittsburK. 10 4, and break
the Pirate winning streak. which had
reached 10 games.
In tho only other American LAagus
game Speakers men won from the
Cobb clan, 3 TO q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
FAST AUTO RACES TO
Be AElDkT THE FAIR
s'oave" ooxo, Woll-knoWn Auto
Race Promoter, 70 b In
Charge at Elsmers.

The automchiie races scheduled for
~ state Fair on Friday Afternoon.
oeptsmbsr Z. peemlss to give racinG
lAns an opportunity TO 80 the best
eport u this character ever witnessed
In delaware. this ear. Because OF the
fact that the met v on FrAaAy. Nam
Anrr Coke, who conducted the meets
on t,sooration Day and the Fourth OF
July. will bc able 60 eive program
embracing all oe the cars which were
entered In these meets and also hopes
a. have some new blood.
Owing to the fact that the Fourth
or July NEE, was cut short because
C rain. Manager Coxe intends to have
an extra contest or two In addition TO
the events he had arranged for.
Among the entries are Elwood Wolfe
Who IL holder Of the track record At
Pcttstown. Pa. and who has made an
en,iable reputation for himself all
through tho Eaat Another racer who
IL well known IN Delaware. having ap-
pearcd hero several years. II W. j
R,rickler. who In addition TO tho other
honors he has won. holds tho track
record at Belmont
The Wilmington favorite. William
GLEASON. In another daredevil who will
compete with tho others. lie In the
holder ~ the track record At pitman
\. !. In addition To heee thsre are
several others whom Manager Coxs
expects 10 have lined UP on Friday
nrording ali thosc who attend the bss,
automobile meet ever witnessed 81
Elsmcre.
In order 20 make the meet a
pleasant as possible for the spectators
the Fair management has arranEed e
remove Ns far ss possible, tho clouds
OF dust that have hidden the racers Al
they twer>e around the track.
Immediately after tho horse raceI
on Thursday afternoon. severed toni
OF calcium chloride will DO sprinklc<
over tho track which. according e
road experts. In ono Of the best means
OF laying tho dust
The automobile events will feature
all tho racing ~ Friday afternoon Al
tho horse racing viii be confined e
the FIRST four days OF the Fair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
bal T|MORE ATHLETES.
| CARRY OFF H0N0RS
Delaware Division Athletes Fin
lsh Third In Meet ct Penn
sylvanla Field.

The Baltimore Division Athletic A.
ISOLATION carried of first honors In
the eighth annual field day OF the
IPennsylvania Railroad Athletic Asso-
citation. held on Pennsy Fold. Satur-
day afternoon. Tho Monumental City
railroadory totslled an points. whilo
the Maryland Division athletes wsr"
second with 30h. Delaware Division
was third with 20 and Norfolk last.
Tho latter association was unable 10
score in any OF the events.
The meet was held through . down.
pour OF rain, but despite this fact.
several hundred devotees OF the sport
were on hand TO witness the events.
In practically every event good time
was made although the track WAS ex-
tremely heavy.
! The closest contest Of the afternoon
was the 220-yard dash, which vas won
| by Galloway of Baltimore. Stewart,
representing the Wilmington team,
chased the leader all tho way and los,
out by inches. All OF the dash events
were hotly contested the best time in
the hundred also being made by Gal
lloway.
me summaries.
loo-yard dash-Won By :. r.. Gallo
way. Baltimore Division, Jefferis, Del
Div. second Stewart. Maryland Div.
third; DERRICK. Norfolk Div, fourth
Time, III seconds.
Novice Io0-yard dash--First heat wol
by SlagIe. Del. DIV; Yeager. BsItimor
Div. second. Time, IL rs seconds. Sec
ond heat. won. by Joynes. Norfolk Div.
sheTHar nsod gaito. p tsa. second. Tins e
Yeager, Baltimore Div. Slaglc. De
Div, second. Joynes. Norfolk DIV
third Sherburn. BALTIC. Div. fourth
one-mile run--Won by, vorous, Mary
land Div; Buckelew, Maryland Div
second. Time. 5:35.
Ss0-yard run--Won by Vorous. Mary
Dcngle. BALTIC Div. third. Time. 220,
22V-yard dash--Won by Galloway
BALTIC; Diy;; Stewart. Maryland Biy
sfs Na wprthHsEon SaI pT ,oa n
| t0.yard run--won by vorous. Mary
Lard DIV; Stewart. Maryland DIV, SEE
Jerries. Delawsre Div. fourth. TIM
Circlinx bases-won by Plate, Bait,
Div. Tune, - Is seconds; second. coul
| Running broad jump-Won by Je,
ferris, Del. Div, distance, 10 feet. ~ in.
second. Worthington. BALTIC: Div, dii
1 tdnCs, 10 IT, H. : tHlrut baiOWdyf ia
timore Div. distance. IS IT., in. fourt
| Vorous. Maryland Div. distance II II
| | n in.
/ Putting l2-pound shot--Won by Thu
| man, Baltimore Div. distance, As II
IA in: second. JefYeris. Del. Div, di
lance. Al IT,. 8 in; third. Worthingto
! BALTIC. Div, distance. 81 IT., 11h in.
III Running high jump--Won by Vorou
L Maryland Div. height, IT.. In. thir
II Phillips, BALTIC. Div, height. 4 IT,. In
fourth, Naylor, Maryland Div. Aeigh
A IT., 8 in.
Del. Div. sccond, Yeager, BALTIC. DIV
/ third. Farron. Del. DIV. Time. 1-oz.
II l00-yaYd dash for boys-Won
/ Ne4ghbofs, Norfolk DIV; second. Fro
BALTIC. DIV third, Smith, BALTIC. Di
4 Time. IL 10 seconds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
CKICKERING WINS TITLE.

In spite OF rain Saturday afternoon
II. G. Chickering and J. C. Guenveur,
finalists for the club championship,
played their scheduled match, which
was won by Chickering. score and 8.
The greens were rather heavy. making
tho putting off color. but with this
exception, very good golf was played
by both contestants. Chickering made
the outgoing journey in 81 and Guen-
veur In Al. The champion assumed
the levi on the first hole. which he
pared. Guenveur. however. won the
second hole and should have won the
third. his drive being about two feet
from the cup, however, the hole was
pared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
THREE BIG CANES ON
SCHEDULE FOB EASTIAKK

Baseball fans in the vicinity Of
Twenty-ninth and Market streets will
be given real treat next week for
tomorrow night at $50 p. m, Dad
Pipino's old time Eastlake Church
League champions will line UP against
the present Eastlake City League nine.
And this is not all for on wednesday
night they VIII battle with tho Bankers
and Brokers team OF tho same league.
Thursday night Thompson's All Stars
will be the attraction.
An interesting time Is expected for
Dad viii have such old timers as
Stewart, Patterson, Lucas. Pipino. c..
Weldin. Long. Green. Dunn. Staff. and
Jack Price, All games start promptly
at $50 p. m. and will be played at
Twenty-ninth and Market streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
JACK EVANS SELECTED TO
PILOT PARKSIDE GRIDDERS

Parkside's hopes Tor a Champion
ship football team took a boost last
night. by the election OF Jack Evans
to tho managership. for the coming
season. Evans II well known to all
followers oe local football and he
should make . popular leader. While
in the service OF Uncle Sam he play
ed with the s07th Machine Gun Squad.
from Camp DIX. ono Of the best SER
vice teams in the country at that
time. Last year Evans was = tower
OF strength In the ParkGtde backneld.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
ST. THOMAS VS.. BACHARACH.

The st. Thomas club and the Bach
arach Giants will attempt come
back tonight at Harlan Field at p.
m, after having been given = setback
on Saturday by Jupiter Pluvius
"Speedball' Johnson and Hawk
Hayes will probably be the opposing
twirlers In todAy's gams. but nc
definite announcement has yet been
made. The last time these two pitch
ers met. it was 4 pitohsrs' duel. In
which Haxss WAS TIA yiat0A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
RUTH OUT OF GAME,
HAS ABSCESS ON LEG

New York. Aug l4.--Babe Ruth,
smuggling Yankee outheldcr, will
be out Of the same for several days
II was announced Saturday night after
II was learned that the home-run
king underwent an operation at
local hospital for an absccss OF the leg.
The doctors declared that Ruth could
not play for at least four days, an
edict which may prevent his partici-
patton IN the opening game OF the
crucial series against Detroit Tigers
tomorrow Elmer Smith will take the
slugger's place In the outheld.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
oPEcAL NOTICE FOR
ALL CLUB MANAGERS

How would you like to have
your club o. organization the
subject q an Illustrated special
Arncls some Saturday a. Every
Evening has been doing with
various organizations for sew
eral moaths.
II you want this. submit your
afticls and photographs 10
Every Evening. II you want ad-
dttional information communi-
cate With the Sports Editor.
oportanen. this u your OPP
poetunity. II will b. your own
ioes n you n,iss II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14

ANR1yCAN LEAGUE.

AuH8yCAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland ct Phihdelphia.
DOerobt a4 New York.
ChicASo at Boston.
1t. Louis ct washington.
NATIONAL LEAGuk.
PhtiaAalphiA at Cincinnati
New York At p1ttsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
Or. fHONAe' SCHEDULE
ron THE WEEK

Monday night a.. Thomas VS..
BachArAch Giants. a. Harlan Field.
rsss1ay night. st. Thomas VI. STEM
ton. ct Harlan F'isld.
wednesday night. g.. Thomas VS..
T1sishar Yarn at Harlan Field.
1huro1Ay night, 81 Thomas va.
BhAnahan at Philadelphia.
Friday night. ~. Thomas W. Ches-
GER st ChAptsr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
FRAN DAIRY wHITBwAeHES
STRONG ROCKLAND RESERVES

Fraim Dairy whitswashed the Rock
land Reserves Friday evening. Is TO o.
Dawson held the Rockland boys in
hand at all times and was never in
danger. He sent IL men back to the
bench by strikeouts and allowed only
one hit. Worth connected with a
triple. a double and two singles out OF
four trips to the plate. Dawson help
ed win his own game by driving out a
homer. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
SATURDAYS SCORES.
AuKnCAN LEAGUE.

AuEnlCAN LEAGUE.
Athletics at New York. rain.
81. Louis. Z. Chicago, 6.
Detroit. 10: Cleveland, s.
Boston Warrington, rain.
NATIONAL LEA6CH.
Boston 1t Philadelphia. rain.
New York. II, Brooklyn. s.
New York. D. Brooklyn. 1,
tsecond camel.
Pi,tsburG. 6; Cincinnati, o.
Chicago, g.: 81. Louis, 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
HOME RUN CONTEST.

Rogers Hornsby crashed out his
twenty-ninth home run OF the season
in yesterdays tilt between the Cardin-
ais and the Chicago Cubs. Mueller, a
teammate, also hit for tho circuit.
Jameson, Of the Cleveland aggrega-
ton. made a four-base drive.
laaAaro-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
Susquehanna League

Elkton. Nd. Aug. 1.-THE home
team lost a hard-fought game TO Bel
Air here Saturday. 5 to I. The visitors
took an early lead and 1t was not TIL
the eighth inning that Russ Smiths
boys really got busy. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14

earned the right to be known 40 Citadel Of Swat
Two ago she had two gus leaders In
and Ezornsby.
Last year Hornsby led the National League.
This season Hornsby n far in 'front.' With siser In
rabid duel with Ty Cobb Now Hornsby il tho home
record holder league all time. With Will
lams threatening to lead the American. Hornsby sislcr
and Williams complete trio that no other baseball
center touch.
One Record, Anyway.
We happen to be a member of the minority camp
that believes Tender icast deserved draw against
Leonard.
But there is one record tho champion holds which
Ia beyond dispute Not bat" Nelson In his most
durable moments ever undertook within a period of
two months to face four such opponents Rocky
Kansas" Jack Britton Lew Tender and Ever Hammer
No can accuse the lightweight title holder Of
duckng In back OF the sand bags
He has met in two months than Johnny
Knbane has met in four years.
It may be that Leonard has no thought Of fostering
art in this jealous pursuit OF opponents fronspece
Tho salvage been ample But the fact remains that
he has been tho busiest champion have Ind.
which IL something to be overlooked.
HAS there been athlete with greater rec
ord twenty-five years than Frank Kramer" asks
reader. Not that We stumbled the field or
In books twenty year contribu-
ton has been Of tho that the
slate. He has done moro than else in sport to
show how far clean living will carry entry out the
long where tho ten-year before fad
ing into fogs Of public forgetfulncss
Judge lands deserves the support OF all club own
his stop all and interchange majo,
league players after July Tho growth and the useful
professional baseball depend upon on
public. II public weakened game will b,
weakened. And the public largo dead cot against
the old practice It has been said that pur
chase a pennant-whch reminds OF the old refrain
/ "Stone walls do a prison maker
! Bah, What tommyrotl
i They may not make the prison,
i But they help awful 1ot
i Walter Hagen IL to take on Abe Mitchell for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
CANES TODAY.

AuE1JCAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland At Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PhiladelphiA At Pittsburg.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AHRRlCAN LEAGUE.

A4BBlCAN LEAGUE.
Washington. =: New York. 2.
Chicago. 3; 1t. Louis. 5.
Cleveland. 8; Detroit. 2.
Athletics Boston no,
scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. ): Philadelphia. 2.
New York. 4; Boston, 2.
Chicago. Is; st. Louis. 8.
Cincinnati, 8. Pittsburg. 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14

In average ssasons such golf and tenns players a.
wcthered. Toiley Torrance. Caven Patterson Ander-
etc. would he given to return home
with their share of the olive sprss Now they
choices They arc not outcassed and yet beaten.
Those who have followed sport many years know how
quickly the sudden blow may ~ near certainty
IL overwhelmed But when comes to any prospectus
any advance chatter the non-partisans admit
that the odds favor the Eagle against tho Lion
The Citadel Of Swat
St Louie may or may not blow herself Of the
pennanta. But the Missouri metropolis at lsast has
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-14
EASTERN SHORE STANDING.

Salisbury. Nd. Aug. 14.-All games
in the Eastern Shore League were post
poned Saturday. on account Of rain
The standing: