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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
Total
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CRlSFIEiD,
FIRST ENGINEERS LEADING
WHEN RAIN HALTS GAME

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Fort du Pont, July S.-Rain broke
up the anniversary game with the
Edgewood Arsenal team here Saturday
afternoon in the sixth inning, with
the First Engineers on the long end OF
ceptionally fast until the last half OF
tho fourth inning. with the Edgewood
boys leading, 1 TO Q. In the fourth the
visitors went 20 pieces behind Carter
and the First Engineers, with the aid
of several hits, sent IA men TO bat in
this inning and scored nine runs. put
ting the game on ice.
Smith. first up, received a life on
Hammers low throw TO first. Den
ton dropped Ism's ny TO center, Smith
taking third and Lam second. Tripp
singled 10 right, scoring Smith and
Lam. Nickens foulcd out to the
catcher. Berry connected for a three
base hit TO left. scoring Tripp. SUIT
clifre hit 20 second and was safe when
| the play was made for Berry at the
plate, Berry scoring. Smith walked
Levine hit 70 center for three bases,
Sutcliffe and Smith scoring. Boehm
| tapped to the pitcher, who threw ou,
Levine at the plate. IL. r. Smith hii
| TO Miller, who threw wild to first
Boehm scoring. Trip ended tho agony
by being thrown out at first. The
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
uto Races Tomorrow; Krebs Wins City League Flag
Bardo Smashes Two National Records
In Exhibition Event at Y NJ {. A. Pool

Edward Bardo smashed two national
records for the 220-yards In an e1hibi-
ton swim mt the Y. NJ. G. A. pool Sat
urday night He bettered tho National
Interschola site record. which Is held
by James Hall, OF Poly Prep, Brook
lyn. by ~ seconds. and the National
Y. NJ. e. A. record. held by DIR. II. G.
Place, OF Brooklyn. by 27.4 seconds
Bardos time was 2.31.2. The Nation
al intercollegiate record IL 2251. and
Is held by Angus Sinclair. u. s. Naval
Academy. Bardo was paced by Ber-
nard Nobs, Harry Hainsworth. Of
Buffalo. Ernest Marx, OF Baltimore,
were timers.
Wilson Boyer broke the local record
for the plunge for distance when he
bettered the mark made by liassell OF
West Philadelphia High School, pres
ont holder OF the National Interschol-
astic championship by three -ffths OF
second. Boyer plunged 40 feet In
10 seconds.
Baltimore won the dual meet by a
| 30 TO 20 score. All the events were
keenly contested with tho Baltimore
lads having the edge on the local team
Boyer OF Wilmington and Shafer Of
! Baltimore. tied for the individual hon
ors-each getting two first places. II
addition TO winning the plunge. Boyer
took the fancy diving hOnors Shafer
won the 40-yard swim. free style. and
the 40-yard back stroke.
Frank Palmer OF Wilmington was
next on tho list for individual honors
having two seconds TO his credit Pal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
COUNTY ALL-STARS
STOP ENGINEERS
Holiday. Rhein and Neeff Play
Brilliantly Before Big Crowd
at Fort du Pont.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Fort du Pont. July 3,The County
League Ail-Stsrs. composed of six
Delaware City and three New Castle
players. proved too strong FOR ne First
Engineers here yesterday and went
under via the shutout route. . 20 o.
slim" Willeys. on the mound FOR the
stars" allowed but ive scattered hits
and was never in danger, while Tripp.
on the mound for the First Engineers,
got by until the fifth inning without
being scored upon, but from then on
was touched up pretty lively for q
total Or Is hits and nine runs Tripp
struck out seven, while Willeys famed
but two. Tripp issued four free tickets
70 first. while WiIleys did not walk .
man.
Holiday started the fifth by work
ing Trlpp for a base on balls Gal
lagher beat out a bunt TO third; Hol-
liday going to third. Jordan hit %
right for a single Holiday scoring. on
Rheims tap TO short, Gallagher was
caught at the plate. Nefr flied out 20
Boehm, but Reybold hit safe 70 center
scoring Jordan and Rhein.
Holiday and Reybold led IN hitting
for Delaware City. with three hits
apiece, one Of Holidays being a three
bagKer The fielding Of the entire
star" team was excellent with HoI-
liday, Rhein and Nefr playing brilliant
ly.
For the Engineers, Lam and Nick
ems starred IN the field while Boehm
led in hitting. a large crowd witness
ed the game. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
MOORE WINS OUT IN
|. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Alfred Young Drops interesting
Match; Finals Had to be
Postponed.

DIe 20 'ne Wc' TearhHr. he Junior
Tennis championship tournament oeiuE
staged 1T the On Pnut Country Club
has boon hold 1872. bat the eenn3-fnalS
and finals ,rcr" reached SATURDAY..
Charles Doughortv and Thomas
Doughteu. both ~ Philadelphia play
81 in the serni-duals. Both boys have
shown good form and Saturdays match
was one which "-ea'ed p b.- = sDccu-
lation ~ 20 vhrn hoy would play In
the finals D0uRhe-fv won ne match
vita a score Of Ga. 5-3
Chester Moore. Jr. and Alfred Young
also played .n the serni-Hnals. Moore
winning. score Ga. e.. In rae Ana.s
Chester Moore and Charles Dougner-y
dashed. Moore taking tne match with
ease With score ~ G-I. 6-o 6-4
only ;o1r girls participated 2 ne
girls singles
Miss Mary Anne Kirkpatr.c< do-
feated Miss Martha MacCardell. g.
So. and a.so defeated Miss Margare-
Campbell. score 6-3. So Mss Camp
bell defeated Miss Dorothy Newman.
score JOS. 81. then Mlss Campbell
and Miss Kirkpatrick met IN tac fna! =.
After q hard fought match Miss Camp
bell won, score So. 81.
The doubles played by DOughten and
DOugherty. Guthrie and White were bv
far the most interesting games If tae
tournament. Doughten and Dougherty
had been playing excellent tennis. win
ming all their matches with ease. Cfuth-
RE and White also had been playing
good tennis. hut interest had been cen
tered on tne Philadelphia boys. and uc
me vas prepared for the battle wnich
ensued. The ,Oc4i boys PUT up 4 de-
termined game and carried = with
score s., 20. l1-9. making them run
ners up Tor Young and Moore. who de-
teated Long and WoLey % ne -lne -!
6-3. 30. S..
The finals mad 20 be postponed or
account u the tauader storm -hat
came up. and they VIII ~ played of
/ Thursday morning. The first set wa
won hy Guthrie and White. score 81
and Young and Moore We're ahead i,
the second set. score 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
AUTO RACERS READY
FOR TOMORROW
Speed Program for tho Fair
Grounds Promises to be
Best Yet.

Everything is In readiness for the
starting of the automobile races which
are % be held at the tklr grounds
track tomorrow afternoon.
Tho w,Scmen who have been en-
gagged FOR tho past several days have
completed their task of scraping the
track and spreading the chemical
chloride which has been secured for
tho purpose ~ eliminating the dust
that has been noticeable At previous
events and all is in readiness for the
start ~ yhese hig races which Will sur
pass anything ~ its kind ever before
attempted in the Eastvn states.
several ~ ;hc new comcrs to this
C.jN have been trying Vut their cars
Vu the track and az" highly pleased
with its cond.;,on and pro, lain u To
b. the hes; one hair mite dirt track
ever used FOR auto races ~ this Coun-
irN
While rain date has been ar
ranged ., Is hard'y probable ,hat this
q vii hc resorted 10 as a heavy rain
even until after noon would materially
Ncncat the track whcih quickly ah-
scrhs the moisture.
ranged ample pol.cc protection 20 safe
suard tho public. they wish tu make
thr -,~lues; that persons rtfrr,in rom
,tr,~slng thc track. a. ANYTIME during
'he races and shat vhcN remain away
from ihr fen." su-N,uud. the curves
ns both ~ th"sv are a dangerous pr1c-
o.. and might result s"r.oCs'N espec-
tally j, one of the care shOu,d throw a
tre Fragncu VII aisu he stationed
~ eS,h ,oiner ut tnc track and ~ case
v' an ca, dent viii s,gna the partiv.
pants to piNs ecd with ,autun.
The program for she aftern, on vii
consist ~ a. least ntty miles ~ lNCiug
in,' ihc extra heats which aye
necessary .u ~one ~ the events
Among thr cass cntored arr such
mshes as the StIipa Fruuteuar
1usonR,ery 'hevruc' Spc,la'. Rugg
.Sne,1aI. Me, " Spccia,. puva,. Smah
Spcclal. Hudson. lsu,la. WUmng;or
Spe "a. Ia va.,V lNrdS. with sa,h
noted drivcrs 49, BIZ S,ri. Nicr. Thomp
con Be,sl. B.i Brown ElNyn smith
1la-r, Rccks',ln. FranA Carr. Jimmie
Cic,-pn. Puttv smith. IS, Zel gier. !.
y Jackson. william la~ch. lew,
hAiSns. liar'd AIs'!n and v'he~s
Tho oeicta,S N.i De- Judges. Nor
man 70 Sm,th. \auoua' Mrcpr Ks, "a
A-pslstiou. tNof-Wan l'husnu. pea.
ware Motor SS,lc. Tn.
starter David a CNxe, Nst.ona
Nutor Racing Ar-ssiaSNon.
Announ.r Robhy calhoun. Po!n
'1ir~psae Neiedronl~
Timers Harris ssuroni-<y Ever,
l,,enins. Henry Jscoby. Wilmington
Auto crurony.
Scoser--A {. Davies, Evcn!nl
journal 7 p Mclaughlin. Morn. n;
NNrS. George Wh.tena Is. Sunda,
fstar
'rrnrk Nanarer -Ou- Smith
business Manage a W SYRINGE
American Motor Racing Assc- a,.o
Inc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
.PLUMMER'S ALL-STARS
SWAMP ST. PAUL'S
Large Crowd Sees Game AZ tho
Workhouse; Home Team
Wild on Bases.

Before q large crowd ~ -poctators %,
botn sexes 81, PauI's feU - P,ummers
All-Stars. 27-5. IN a game featured bY
tho hardest hitting tue S'8rs rat9
shown tnig season. Knocking t8ree
pitchers Dut ~ the box and pas'iog no
fourth until they grew sired ~ run.
ming the bases--29 hits of aI kfrds
ana description for 30 na-es. With 8
earned runs. tells thr story.
in the frs inning. y>ter - -
first eight mon up h.. g1fofy 'ar @"seu
runs. whnu Day retired iu favor o.,
Huahes. who was greeted witb Grs
safe biugles for three rg1-. -ailiov
Hughes d'd fairly wcH 4p ac.H 30
sixth. whom Davis took .p t1e work.
/ bur the stars it oo a.r0 Pr ao1tnar
bunch and drove MIA o4t rith cign-
more runs. Lang thon 0-ishioR no
game The folding ~ tho s'sf. nae =
feature. including tcre" lav' double
plays. pr" bv Roach a07svie'oH Whom
he made q Hre 51u1rg ,1..a p
Durnars D.Uet drive aad a..nfed
bounds ~ Gre'. Wh.'n Gr'd"d 'u gro1-
shape and ras.ed co~ .oc5 hcrre iacs.
Idr.Fiug ~ five -.~s anoa3 70 hin.
JNnneau rad several 1f~l.- chances
an3 figured ne .ne oat. Esrf4rh~aa<
'a'"a,s na4 ~n eating o3- - rs
hand" and az uo+ evor- bin, se'f. ov-
reo- % h.- safely four t.o1r~ and s-o~a
foar runs To.s g. his .a'r'@er-- swim.
he having .aet -cly ono game MS
year.
Iarg e.- -se -'s'.-~s stood .a.. hs
0a9Rnt b fine 2,c.o -.~3o~ a.f- .I-- are
o'lo1s'froes. AVID eafe.~ -.v,.o a--
" 'nr@@ 'ra"e p. .." t .a-g nt- or--
. c"r'"- to'd rt., ca~ ...i- aesee
on July 3 'a. i:s--ro~s ord s,-.-e-s
Association .s booked f.- tho -.a--- r. 9
and Penn 3. g.. c.~ -he .r---a5.-
Then warden P-.roue~ -r4a.e D..
hands q .r" cream s~1 .aTe. End Geld
" sports and boxing .r~ 10 .r-
3 early evening. du-l-z 1.-a -.rne .r-
' band ,l;i give n cor-s-- g -.--fe- ",
.nrrod guests will i- -~.ee~-
Warden P'anr"~ -errr..'.- -a
- quests ..at a.' listing ans .r
fl.4ra Pee a0 hand rr.mu-. reach -.
" C;reenban< ~ . 30 fa- -e-r',lav ,e-r-
% noon games. and a. .e..ek c.~ 4-
twilight Games.
n Tho e-----
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
ONLY ONE CHURCH
LEAGUE GAME THIS EVENING

Only one game is scheduled for the
Church League teams tonight. This
will take place between First NJ. j..
and Trinity. at Baynard Field No. l.,
with Umpire Pierson IN charge.
ON Thursday evening Goodman will
meet Grace On Rockford Field No. /.
with Brittingham as umpire. Nc
Cabe will meet 81. Stephens on Bay
nard No 4, on the same evening
Richards will umpire the game.
TWO games are scheduled for Fri
DAY night; Westminster will meet
Brandywine at Twenty ninth and
Market streets. with richards as UNI
pire. and Scott will meet Bethany on
Raynard No. !, with Birmingham as
umpire.
There will be other games on Thurs
day and Friday evenings, and these
will be announced later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
Greb and Dempsey.

Dempsey-Greb meeting would have points Of
interest There s the outside might
the and rester the champion as he post red
Gibbons and Tunuey.
But he is too fine little fighter risk tho anniha
tion that might follow from a bigger, stronger man.
Dempsey isn't Gibbons Tunney. Greb would prob
ably hit him four times Dempsey'e once II
planted a vulnerable spot would be destructive
Yet must keep moving on. and. outside Of Car
pentier Dempsey s the only goal left
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
ST. THOMAS TO PLAY
on HARLAN FIELD

st. Thomas baseball team has Sc
cured Harlan Field, for the dates on
which the BaCharach Giants are not
at home, and as an opening attrac-
ton they will present today the strong
Fleisher Yarn Company team OF Phua-
delphia.
The Saints" also have several other
big attractions booked for the week.
In Flessher Yarn they meet one of
the strongest contenders for the high
est honors in Philadelphia independent
baseball ranks. Lefty Nolan who IS
at the head Of the visitors is rated a.s
one OF the best frst-Sackers in the
Quaker City.
Tonight's game is scheduled to star
at $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
81, Stephens Wants Game

is without a game for tomorrow and
would like to schedule double-header
with some fast down state team. pay
ing reasonable guarantee. Teams
wishing this attraction can be ac-
commodated by calling the mana ger
II. Herbert Hilzel, phone 1537-W, OF
the Assistant Manager Lester E.
Short, Sixth and Lombard streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03

Reports that Dempxcy will be good q he
asainst Willard and Carpenter should be
seriously. The champion IS Just twenty
old around the OF his athletic prime. He
still close his best fighting weight, and, while the
years layor will hardly help him. a two month"; train
ing siege will him ready beat any the
field matter who this opponent Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
FIRST ENGINEERS
VCOUNTY LEAGUES STARS.
Totals
SCORE BY Innings

First Engineers .-.--. o o D o o o o %
County LIE Stars o o o O 3 = l-e
Earned runs. Delaware City, :. Two
base hits. Rey Three base hits.
Holiday Struck out. Willeys. = Tripp, :.
Left on bases. First Engineers, Stars.
IA Stolen bases. Cook, >: Mcdaniel.
Jordan Sacrifice hits. A. Gallagher. >
Nen. Base on balls. Trip. 1 WilleyS, o.
Passed balls, Sutclife, Mcdaniel. Time
OF ga,ne. 4S Umpires, Bollinger and
Parker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03

of them all.
AI-American catcher tho baseball team. =
. great shortstop.
Called OF the greatest basketball players tho IN
tercoegiate League produced
A good swimmer. a good tennis player . GOOD
golfer.
And the best billiard player IN college
Can Tnden Make Itf
1t has been quito since any turf tennis
won three national championships In n
McLoughlin Williams and Johnston. with their
greatness, couldn't put 1t
Bill Tilden has his chance. with victories in
1920 1921 linked together and the third
far away.
Tildens two main rivals will be Johnston and Rich
ards Of whom already beaten him scason
The three to be closely punched than
ever, but tho seasons showing Johnston leads
will be the champions main rival at Germantown whsr
the next title IS at stake.
This has been rather seamy for champions
But dchrUnng Tlden nghting In defence OF his
will be easy going assignment.
| Confessions Of a Duner.
The ball that lies deep in
OFT brings n
I think the down-hiH putt
\ Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
NO GAMES IN CHURCH
LEAGUE ON FOURTH

Due TO the Fourth OF July
there will be no games in the
Church League Tuesday and
but one game this evening.
First NJ. II. meeting Trinity at
Baynard Field No. at els
o'clock. The rest of the games
for the week are as follows,
Thursday, Cookman VS.. Grace
at Rockford; ST. Stephens VS..
McCabe; Friday, Westminster
VS.. Brandywine, Scott VS.. Beth
any.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
FOURTH OF JULY BASEBALL
Morning.

Morning.
Wilmington Giants vs., York
Safe Club OF Philadelphia, Sec
ond and du Pont streets
du Pont VS.. Newport at New
port.
Eastiske VS.. Sun Oil OF Marcus
Hook. at Twenty-ninth and Mar
ket.
ST. Thomas VS.. Westinghouse
Team of Philadelphia at Harlan
Field.
Afternoon.
Wilmington Giants Vs. York
Safe Club, Second and du POnt
Newport VS.. Triangle at New
port.
Eastlake vs.. sun Oil Of Marcus
Hook at Twenty ninth and Mar
ket streets.
st. Thomas vs.. Westinghouse
team Of Philadelphia, at Harlan
Field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
pAEKST.EV

SCORE BY INNINGS
Salisbury .. u y q q u n u o u q q %
rarksley - o o o o o . 4--4
PoCOmoke city. July 3.-Thc largest
PoCOmOke crowd OF the season saw
their greatest game in a pitching duel
there Saturday, when pOcomoke de
feated Cambridge. , TO /. The score
PDCOMOKE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
On Long Hike.

Frank Nohr ana Paul Collins. x
service men. arrived n Wilmington
Saturday lccernoon after l -1Ien-
mlle aunt across ne United states.
They leave -od4y - alike -o phl-ao-.-
phla after which hey viii c,o-o.-s
Cd New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
Boat Changes Hands.

Clarence Marshal. o1 YorN.ys as
bought from Clarence VI. Beader.o 9p..
his 56-foot cruising motor toat. F.l.
Hen III. This - one ot ta~ r4a4-
soonest and most comfortably 1J-
pointed cruisers N .als vicinity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
- a
SEVENTH WARD.

Totals .............. 10 "a IL 4
'Batted for sullivan in seventh In
ming.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Bankers & Brokers. 3 o 2 O o 3 0x-s
Seventh Ward ..... 80 q o 0 D 3 -
Under the directions Of their new
coach, George Foster. Union downed
Edge Moor d to 3. in a city League
game Saturday. Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03

The story OF Norwich I. simple enough-lt is merely
the OF the crack 1o0 and 22O sprinter
quite hold the winning pace 44O march Thore
longer opinion offered that he s another Man o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03

Laurel. July s-Criyheld defeated
Laurel ct Crisfield, SATURDAY. to / g,
in pitchers battle. Steinfe,dt,
Lnurers young pitcher. deserved to
win, but faulty fielding at critical
stages prevented him scoring a shut
out. Tho scoYe:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
SOUTH S|DE-EDEN
CL|NCHES JUNIOR CITY
BroWnson Succeeds in Stop
ping du Pont; Newport Fly
ers Win Easily.

The South side Eden Snappcrs
.lnched honors n the frst hsf OF
ne Junior City League Sa urday by
defeating Defiance in an alright game
a; Eden Park. . a. j.
The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
DOver-Mnford Baseball Tomorrow.

Special Correspondence avery Evening.
Dover, July 3-DO-nr 4ud Milford,
ancient rivals in he gam. ot hascbai.
Will play yyo games t1morruW, n
the morning a. Milford and IN he
afternoon AT DOEer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03

Summer Ghosts.
on a day like this wish that
Could go again where the wind drifts by.
And sings its song through the maple trees
That bend and sway TO the summer breeze
Where l could look from the sod again
To the wide. blue heaven OF God again,
And half asleep IN the grass below,
Could meet the dreams that used to know.
Gray ghosts of dreams from the old, lost ways
That come from the vanished yesterdays,
OF peace more in the quiet sun,
Far on from the that's lost
And the breath OF the fields and the fragrant loan
Were sweet with the old incense of home.
Where the world moved by. but only knew
That the sun gold and the sky was blue.
Songhirds call by the summer streams
In the quiet country OF rest and dreams,
And. far away from the toiling town,
Back Of the hills, the goes down.
Where drowsy dusk steals down the lana
As shadows beCkon to one in vain,
And whisper stll OF a world we knew
Whore the sun gold and the sky WAS blue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
sss Hss ~
EDGE MOOR

Eastlske surprised Krebs by down
Ing the chemists by a : TO score. A
home run in the first inning started
Eastlake on the right track.