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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
BRANDYW|NE AND
M'CABE TO PLAY
Championship Game Twenty
ninth and Market Streets
This Afternoon.

Brandywine and McCabe baseball
teams will battle Il out at Twenty
ninth and Market streets this after
noon at $50. This game viii be the
first of a series OF FIVE for the Church
League championship. The winner
will be precented with a cup donated
by Every Evening. while the runner
up will DO presented with a pair OF
binoculars, donated by s. L. Mckee.
Director Piummer will make ar
rangemen's with the opposing man
ayers in order TO finish the series this
week, it being the last week under
daylight saving schedule. Director
Plummer's patient efforts bhrodgh-
out the whole season nave helped
make this season the most successful
in the history Of Church League base
ball
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
WORLDS SERIES TO
START OCTOBER 4
opening Game Planned on As
sumption That Giants Will
Capture Title.

Chicago. Sept. ls.-The worlds
series baseball championship will open
October 4. In New York City, II was
decided yesterday at a meeting OF Ma
tional and American League repre-
sentatives here. Last years prices
will prevail. The arrangements for
the opening game In New York were
made on the assumption that the New
York Giants will win the National
League pennant. Both New York
clubs were represented at the meet
ing and the National League club won
the toss 10 decide where the first
game would be played. Should st.
Louis win the American League cham
pionship the first game at St. Louis
would be played on Saturday, october
7.
The arrangement calls for the open
ing game Wednesday. October 4. to be
known as National League Day, when
the Giants would be at home" on
o.. the Polo Grounds in New York. and
the next day. October 5-providlng
the New York Americans win the
American League pennant-would be
American League Day, when the Yam
KEGS would be at home" on the same
grounds.
II the st. Louis meAricans win the
American League race. they would
play in New York October and
and Friday, October 6, would be
travel day. The next three games
would he played in St. Louis. October
:, 5 and 9.
Following the three games which
would be played in st. Louis. October
:, 5 and 3. should st. Louis win the
American League pennant. Tuesday
October 10, would he travel day and
the sixth game OF the series would be
played in New York. October IL.
In case OF a postponed game, the
arrangements provided that such
game should be played on the ground:
whore postponed prior TO game.
scheduled at another city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
YANKEES SEEM NEAR
AMERICAN PENNANT 7
Latest Dope. However, Appears
to Favor ST. Louis Browns
as Winners.

ST. Louis. Sept. 19.--Hope Is not
lost, but the st. Louis American road
toward the 1922 league championship
today appeared TO he much rougher
after the heartbreaking : to de-
feat suffered yesterday at the hands of
the leading New York Yankees.
Jubilant over their game and half
lead at the top Of the percentage
column, the Yankees left for Detroit,
where they inaugurate a three game
series With the third place Tigers to-
day.
While the lead possessed by New
York looms big at this stage OF the
race. the remainder of the schedule
according to the dope" seems 10 favor
the locals.
The Browns have three game series
scheduled with Washington. phiadel-
phia and Chicago. while New York
faces Detroit and Cleveland, regarded
as two of the strongest teams. I'm siS
games. Boston in three games and
Philadelphia in one contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
FRED STONE SHOOT ON
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Testimonial to Prominent Ac-
tor-Trapshooter by Local
Marksmen.

The most interesting and impor-
tant trapshooting event held in VIII
mington for n long time VIII take
place next Friday afternoon az 2
O'Clock. when shooters from this and
neighboring States will participate in
Fred Stone testimonial shoot" on
the Wilmington Trapshooting AssO-
citation grounds. The affair Is in hon
or Of Fred Stone, the popular come
dian. who comes TO The Playhouse
new show. Tip Top"
Fred Stone Is a veteran trapshoot-
er-one OF the best in the country
and known everywhere for his love
of the sport. He has taken part In
many tournaments and has donated
many prizes TO be contended for. Trap
shooters Of this city have arranged
the event on Friday afternoon in
order TO give the many enthusiasts in
this vicinity a chance 10 match shots
with this veteran.
Invitations have been sent to
trapshooters in Philadelphia, Chester
and other parts OF Pennsylvania. TO
men and women throughout the State
OF Delaware. and 70 lovers OF the
sport In Maryland and New Jersey
The committee in charge Of the
event includes some OF the best known
shots in the State. II consists Of
Eugene r. du Pont. champion trap
shooter OF Delaware; w. A. Simon
ton. runner-up for the champion
ship; f. r. Calvin. w. G.. Robelen,
president OF the Wilmington Trap
shooting Association; Clarence Walk
er. Clarence Marshall, Harry Hart
love. of the GreenhiIl Trapshooting
| Association; William Coyne, Eugene
du Pont, Charles Hymer, Isaac Tur-
| ner, Harry $. Williams, president OF
the Eastlake Trapshooting Club; Har-
ry Reed and Lloyd r. Lewis.
The following invitation is being
sent 70 trapshooting enthusiasts:
"Mr. Fred Stone, whom we all know
will be at The Playhouse Friday and
Saturday in his wonderful show call
| ed Tip Top. He loves trapshooting
/ Come out and give him a hearty wei
come. Shoot so targets for the price
of targets only-s1 for so targets, anC
have the opportunity Of winning a
nice prize. Friends have donated s5C
in prizes for this shoot. The classi-
fication committee will classify you
Tell all your friends. Help to make
this an old time day at the Whining
ton Gun Club. Bring two shooter.
with you.
Indications are now that the even
will attract one OF the largest crowds
that has taken part in trapshootins
events in this section for a long time
and the committee is prepared to hav,
the details all worked out so that tn,
arrangements will be as perfect a.
they can be made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
MOTOR LAW VIOLATIONS.

Magistrate Stradley last night inn
posed fines on three persons who
were arrested on the charge Of motor
law violations.
Stephen Mischiner, of Philadelphia,
arrested by Lieutenant McVey, Of the
State Highway Police. pleaded guilty
and was fined $40 and costs.
John Burke. Of Philadelphia, ar
rested by State Highway Policeman
Ryan, pleaded guilty to the charge OF
speeding. He was fined SIS and costs
and Henry Fevre Eskles. of Balti-
more, arrested for speeding by Po-
liceman MeNey, was fined $40 ant
costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
SEAFORD HIGH GRID
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
Coach Lowden Devoting Much
Time in Developing Foot
ball Eleven.
Special Correspondence Every Evenin

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Seaford. Sept 19.-Coach c. w
Lowden. OF the Sesford High School
football eleven had about 20 candidates
to answer hts first call for practice.
Of this number. ten are letter men of
last year, and played on the team last
season. Owing TO the fact that he
only lost two regulars OF last years
eleven. Coach Lowden Is in high hopes
of capturing the championship foot
ball honors OF Sussex county, and
in turn. play the winners OF Kent and
New Castle counties among high
schools fer the State championship.
The following played on last years
team. and were in the lineup this
year for the first practice work out:
Midnight" O'Day and "Blondy"
King. ends; Nuts" Nevins and "Dore"
Fleetwood. tackles; James Ross and
rrias Graham. guards; "Bin" Truitt,
centre; Captain Pete" Norris and
Albert TIin. halfbacks; Bill" Dewitt,
quarterback.
Irving Carpenter. letter man OF last
years eleven, who substituted in
the backfeld. will likely make a try
for fullback on this years team. OF
the new candidates. Coach Lowden
thinks the following will make the
regulars hustle 10 hold their posi-
tons: Feet" Huston. who weighs l7C
pounds. trying out for the line; BIZ
kenney. also another heavy candi-
date. trying out for the backfield
Jimmy Fogle. Harry Bell. link" Sein
Granville Culver. Dreamy" Knowles
and Onion" Records.
The eleven is we'll equipped with
uniforms and all necessary football
equipment. and Coach Lowden plan.
10 put all the boys through some
strenuous practice work from now or
To the opening of the season or
October 6. He has enough candidate.
10 make two elevens. which will af
ford ample practice until the foot
hall curtain is rung up this fall OF
Sussex county high school teams.
Coach Lowden is recognized as on,
Of the best football coaches among tn.
high schools OF the State. He is
graduate of Lafayette College, wher.
he made the Varsity eleven, and wa
also one Of their best all-around ath
letes during his college days. He ha
had several fattering offers 10 leav
Seaford High. but turned them al
down 10 remain as coach OF the schoo
for at least another year.
Last year the fight for football
championship honors was very keen
especially between Seaford, Bridge
VILE and Georgetown High Schools
all three Of these elevens being ex
ceptlonally evenly matched, and tn
fight this year promises 10 be equal
as keen. as some of the schools wh
last season only had average teams
will make a bid this year for count
championship honors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
SALES|ANUM PLANS
FOR FOOTBALL
A Number Of Candidates Have
Filed Their Names for the
Team.

With the reopening of school yes
terday al the Salesianum Catholic
High, large number of boys gave in
their names as candidates for the
football team. Every class contributed
It's share Of candidates. and the man
ner in which the boys responded when
warm school spirit. Other boys
may yet augment this number.
just when practice will begin is
not yet known. because Of the Catho-
! lie High School waiting for word as
to whether it may use Pennsy Field
| for scrimmage and home games.
When word is received that the
Salesianum boys may use Pennsy
Field, the candidates will be taken
| out and put through the rudiments
Of the gridiron game. If Pennsy
! Field is not procured, then another
l field will be obtained so that prac-
tice can be begun.
| Though the Catholic High lost sew
eral members of last years eleven
| through graduation. nearly all of the
others are back again at their studies.
These have all reported as candidates
/ ana tn6 new tdIQludttS VIII 0tlp 10
( make team worthy Of the Gold and
/ White
Games have been scheduled with
every member of the Catholic League
Salesianum last year Joined the league
right after the football season, and
therefore will meet the Catholic
| League elevens for the first time
when they clash on the gridiron this
year. Games with high school teams
! outside OF the league have been ar
ranged, and this Will give the Eighth
Street gridders an opportunity tc
i show what they are made of. The
schedule Is not yet complete, a few
games still pending.
One thing that will add to the bet
terment Of sports at the Catholic Hia1l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
io'a'S BACHXRACH ii5iiiis.A,i; . GIANTs.
JIM STEIN CALLS
MEETING FOR BOWLERS

President Jim Stein has called
meeting of the City Bowling League
to be held in McKee's alleys, Eighth
at 8.15.
The meeting is being called for the
purpose of electing officers and maxi
ing up the schedule for the ensuing
year Clubs wishing TO enter the
league can do SO by having their rep
resentative at the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
Fitting Up New Playground.

The triangular plot of ground at
Delaware avenue, Eleventh and Wash
ington streets, owned by the Elks, but
turned over to the Community Service
for the month of September. is being
equipped as playground. Swings
and slides are being installed and it
is expected the playground will prove
a boon for the children attending No.
2 school Just across the street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
Impressed With Wilmington.

Lee A. Strong, Director of the Ru-'
reau of Plant Quarantine of the State
Of California, was weekend guest
at the home of MI. and Mrs. Harry
B. Cotton. 407 South Clayton street
Mr.. Strong is on business trip
through the Eastern and Southern
States. He says he was favorebly inn
pressed with Wilmington. The First
City of the First State"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
HOLY ROSARY CHURCH.

Beginning this evening. public de-
votions in honor OF our Lady of
Prompt Succor will be held in Holy
Rosary Church, Claymont. every Tues
day evening at 7.45 o'clock. The
masses during winter will be at 7.3O
and $50 o'clock.
The Sanctuary Society will hold a
big bake on Saturday next for the
benefit of the church fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
du POnt Club Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the du Pont
Country Club will be held Thursday
evening, October IL, time and place
10 be announced later. All members
are earnestly requested TO be pres
ent, as the terms Of FIVE members of
the board OF governors expire. and it
will be necessary TO elect new mem
bers to fiji the vacancies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at ST. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
TENNIS MATCHES
NEARING FINALS
du Pont Country Club Scene Of
Much Activity; Women
Near Semi-finaIs.

The du Pont Country Club was n.
scene Of much activity last evening
The executive committee handioap
tournaments-both golf and tennis
we're in fulI swing.
The tennis matches have been golrr
on since last week. and are nearing
the semi-hnals. which wl be played
on the Zlst, the finals on the 2sd.
The women have played their match
eg up 20 the sofni- finals. ono match ~
which has been finished This ,gas
pioyod betTeen Mrs. Taylor and Miss
Kruse. Mrs. Taylor winning. score,
G-1. 81.
The winners OF the second round
are as follows.
Mrs Taylor won By dsfauIt from
Mss Monaghan
Mss Braman won by de<auit from
Miss Ford
Miss Kruse defeated Miss Murray.
6-3. 60.
Miss McCaughan defeated Niss But
Ter, 60, ell
Miss Ahrens defeated Miss War;
ren. 81. 2-6. 6-4
Mrs. Milling defeated Mss Davis
81, 6-2.
Miss Mccanerty won by aefaul,
from Miss Price.
/ the winners Of the third round fol-
/ low:
/ Mrs. Taylor defeated Miss Brsman.
Go. 60.
Miss Kruse defeated Miss Dunbar.
SO. 81.
Miss Mccaughan defeated Miss
( Ahrens, 60. 81.
Mrs. Milling defeated Miss Nc
Caferty. 6-3. 6-i.
The winners Of the second round
in the mems tournament are as fol-
lows:
W. s. Carpenter won by default
from 4. Ia Motto
A. w. Koffenbergsr won by default
from T. L. Twllley
la Motto du Pont defeated z. r.
Manchester. 3-s. rs. rs
J. J. Williams defeated P. ". Mill
ing. 81 CT
T. w. Harris won by default from
J. p. Koller.
r. y. Mulliken defeated J. p Whit
ney. 81. So.
J. 3. Jsssup won by default from
J. z. Booge.
The drawings for The mems doubles
nave been made and are as follows:
4. w. Koffenberzsr and r. r. Man
chester drew a Dye.
T. w. Milling and r. y. M1nnkeu
I drew A bye.
q J. J. Williams and J. 3. Whitney
: VS.. la Motto du Pont and w. " Car.
? penter
2 T. w. Harris and J. 3. Jessup dre,
: bye.
; The first round IN the mems goii
q tournament IS we'll under way, and
keen interest Is being shown by al
the players. The winners are a.
d follows:
s II. G. Chickerins defeated William
2 Harris. and 3.
2 I. Doom defeated F. Marian an,
? 4.
s L. P. Mahony defeated E. A. oren
Z ) and 4.
i r. c. Riley defeated J. P. Wills
up. 13 holes. default
c. T. Pierce defeated z. 3. Nelson
up.
q. NJ Read defeated c. w.Dickey
, up.
H. W. Hobson defeated C. a. Hume
> and 3.
W. J. Hanley defeated william
Flynn. I up.
L. r. Moore defeated 7. ". Har
ris, ? UP.
, J. Mclaughlin defeated C. z. Min
shuu, and 4.
o. J. Reichard defeated J. ". Bren:
linger. 6 and ).
= w. 5. Simpson defeated R. \. War
dell. 3 and 3
(. L. Kinsler defeated F. Grimm.
and 6.
y. A. Craigue defeated S. N. Johns
ton. / and 2.
F. Ernst defeated William Findle,
up.
c. H. Carey defeated E. c. Brittoi
1 up.
B. z. strebb defeated j. H sach
and /.
J. Markell defeated Mat. Dennini
and ,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
To Attend Bankers Convention.

Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Rossel, Rob-
ert p. Robinson, William g. Taylor.
John Richardson. Jr.. and George 2.
Baird viii attend the annual meet
ing Of the American Bankers Asso-
cation. which will be held in the
Commodore Hotel, New York, Octo-
Der 2-6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
Cage Meeting Tonight.

A meeting of the basketball man
ayers Of the City League will be con-
Quoted this evening at the Pioneer
rooms, Ninth and Market streets.
President Leo Walsh has requested
that ali attend or send representa-
tives, as important business will be
transacted The meeting will start
at s o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
AVALON WHITEWASHES
WILMINGTON ORIOLES

Avalon whitewashed the Whining
ton Orioles in a game played at Bay
nard Field yesterday afternoon, 9 10 0.
Orth held the Orioles 10 three hits and
famed five men. Stackhouse and
Orth starred at the bat The score:
ANAynNr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
HOME RUN CONTEST.

The National League carried off the
home run honors yesterday, It's mem
bers crashing out the only two circuit
clouts of the day. These drives We're
made by Fonseca, Of the Cincinnati
club and Snyder, of the Giants.
Neither Of the men are in the rum
ming IN the contest. The leaders:
hu,ori.au ouuua
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK

TODAY.
Church League Championship.
McCabe VS.. Brandywine. Twen-
ty-ninth and Market.
WEDNESDAY,.
City League Championship.
krebs vs. Seventh Ward, Harlan
Field.
FRIDAY.
Church League Championship.
Brandywine VS.. McCabe. Baynsrd
No. /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
Phila. Chicago Game Postponed.

Chicago. Sept. 19-Phlladelphia-C Chi
cago (American League) game post
poned because Of rain. a doublehead-
er will be played tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
OUTDOOR CAGE TEAMS
!. START SEASON WORK
StapIer Park Halts Peoples
Settlement In Extra Period
Game,

The outdoor basketball season be-
tween the six playground teams got
or to flying start last evening,
kirkwood defeated Neighborhood. is
to g. Stapler Park won over Peoples
Settlement, II to &, In an extra period
contest. while Spruce took tho measure
of Pine, Is to IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19


s the
Blowing the plain.
Forms
One maste yles
Lack of Effort Club toplp roster
baseball
It had
few hum.n. who can walk without enortwho glide, or dr, after tho
legs
new
the slightest of entirely
distance it
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The
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heavy
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Saturday
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this that he could
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of
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
ST. THOMAS SCORES
WIN OVER GIANTS

In a game replete with errors both
Of omission and commission on the
part of both mines. St Thomas scored
TO victory over the Bacharach
Giants last night at Harlan Field.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19

Is the newly formed athletic council.
This council is made up of graduates
OF the school. and will have fun
charge of all athletic activities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19

Have you a piece or antique fur
niture that you desire 10 turn into
cash? Tell our $4,000 interested read
ers. Many are interested in what you
have to offer.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
Kirkwood vs.. Ncighborhood.

The defensive work of the Klrkwood
lads featured Kirkwood's Is to 3 vic
tory over Neighborhood. the latter
being unable to register n field goal.
Irons and Slattery starred for the
winners. Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
Licensed to Wed.

Magistrate Black today issued a
marriage license to Wilmer Collins,
307 Poplar street, and Mary E. Ellen,
VA Ferris street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
SCORE BY INNINGS

Shore All-Stars ..,... q o %
Elkton ................. 0 0 0 0 o 90
Summary: Hits. off Miller, 3: Baer. 3.
| Earned runs, Shore-Stars, 2. Home
| runs Donohue. Struck out. by Baer. 3;
by Miller, s. Left on bases. Elkton, o;
| All-Stars. 3. Base on balls. of Baer 2;
| Miller g. Time of game. 2l5. Um-
| pires, Bill MCGOWAN and Bouckman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Il; Philadelphia, 3.
Philadelphia, 5; Pittsburg. ,
(secOnd game)
New York, :; Cincinnati. ..
Chicago. 4; Brooklyn, 3.
St. Louis. s; Boston, I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
KIRK WOOD.
NEIGHBORHOOD.
Referee. Gallagher. Timer. Haitsch
StapIer w. Settlement.

1t took an extra period for Stnpler
Park to defeat the Peoples Settle
ment, If to 8. The game was nip and
tuck from start To finish. Scott and
Mcdonnell did the best work for
Stapler. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AN u hItAN liz AU Z Il.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at s.. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
St. Louis az Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
STAPLER PARK.
aassHH HHHHH
SETTLEMENT.
Goals
fhtA6 ii'fs Aift't
Pine vs.. Spruce.

Pine lost hard fought and inter
csting TIT TO Spruce by the score Of
Is to II. Tho excellent passing OF
Smith and Lester. and Callahan's field
goal tossing. were the features
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics. I Cleveland. 3.
New York. 3; St Louis. >.
Detroit. Il; Washington, ).
Chfcago :. BOSTON q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
PINE.
SPRUCE.
fb6tN
Eipid Epttl

Referee. Gallagher. Timer. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-19
orLds Series Starts Oct Il St. Thomas Defeats Giants
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