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IN THE DISTRICT COURT of TIE
UNITED STATES FOR TIE EAST
ERN DISTRICT Oh VIRGINIA
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In the matter Of No. ESQ,
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
liy a. l.. MSON.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

On STATE iiititiW AY,
ABOUT 20 MILES FROM RICHMOND
IN Cli;STEKtI Held COUNTY, VA.
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bETZMER WILL NOT
RETURN TO DELAWARE
Football and Track Star Enters
Coast Guard Academy. al
New London, Conn.

Henry J. Betzrn~r. star athlete -
the University OF Delaware. wiil not
return 70 that institution in On. fall
In a letter 20 friend IN this citv.
"Betz." said that on July 81 ne had
entered the Coast Guard Academy ~
New London, Conn. in a three-ysar
course leading 20 a commission On tho
Federal Coast Guard. Frank Ieamv.
another former Delaware man may
also enter the same school
During his two years az Delaware.
Betzmer was one OF the mos: valuable
men on Blue and Gold teams He
holds the college record IN tha jsveiin
throw and in the shot put a. marks
that are expected 20 stand for some
years.
During his freshman year ~ 80
tablished a new Javelin mark for Md
die Atlantic state Colleges With a
throw OF 176 feet. 3 inches. Bs'zmer
also played end on the football team
in 1920. During the track season %
1921 he scored points totaling mora
than any two other Blue and Gold
performers.
Retzmer entered Delaware from
Perkiomen School. During the var
ne served as a third mate IN ths mer-
chant marine and 81 was then that he
formed the liking for the sea that has
caused him 20 quit his college carrer
for the Coast Guard
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HIGH SPOTS IN LEAGUE
GAMES OF YESTERDAY
BY Associated Press.

New York. Aug. 24.-The New York
Yankees. held TO five hits in two
games by Cleveland pitchers. have
relinquished the American League
lead TO the Browns. In the second
game OF tho series with Cleveland.
Cove,eskie held the Yanks 10 three
hits and won, to l, while the Browns
walloped out n 6-3 victory over the
Red Sox at Boston.
Everett Scott. the Yankees short
stop. went through the game against
Cleveland without making an assist.
He was credited with one put out.
In the National. while New York
was idle in Cincinnati, because of
rain, the Cardinals took 6-3 game
from the Braves. The Pirates con-
tinued their winning streak, defeat
ing the Phillies. IL 10 3, and Sherrod
Smith. OF Brooklyn, shut out the Cubs
s to 0.
Cobbs Tigers suffered their first
defeat OF the week falling before the
Athletics. 6 TO 3. and Washington
trounced the White Sox. II 10 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
VIII. GAS CO. HOLDS
OUTING At LENAPE
Locals Capture Every Event and
Swamp Rivals in Base
ball Game.

The Wilmington Gas Company en-
pioyes and families gathered at Lenape
Park yesterday for a day OF fun and
this was had In every shape and FORM.
The eports program was by FAR the
biggest feature. The team represent
ing the Wilmington Gas Co. ea9ily de-
feated the Chester team, 1s TO and
carried off the handsome silver trophy.
Wilmington triumphed in every
event with THE Chesterites. the tug
of-war team composed OF Rube
Bachus, Gray Jones. Dan Krapf. John
Mueller, Dave Gilbert. Pat Sullivan,
Joe Andrella and Mike Doordan win
ming easily after a three-rnintNe heave.
The Wilmington relay team in the
G00-yard daeh won by more than a
hundred yards over Chester, cover
Ing the distance in the exceptional
time OF Ga seconds. The Wilmington
team was composed OF Johnny Cole
Boggs, Green and Pierson.
Johnny Cole was first in the 100
yard dash, negotiating the distancs
in 10 " seconds and captured the
snellenburg prize.
The 1hree-legged race for Toad.
vine trophy was won by Rogers and
Tolson, while the sack race went u
Dan Sullivan. Belts and White of
fered the prize for this event.
In the girls events. Mrs. Charlie
Mcconnell carried off tho ippIncot
| prize in the egg race. while Mis-
Dorothy Roberts won tho Smith-Zol
linger prize in the potato race. Tn
children's prize offered by Crosby ant
Hill. wac won by Roger Fulling. VIII
covered the ffty-yard dash in sevei
/ seconds.
The baseball game which was carde
as the big feature proved easy pickin
for the local gasmen. The score:
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MInNICK STARS IN
EVENTS AT SALISBURY

Salisbury. Nd. Aug 2s-id.ai
weather and fast track marked tho
second day Of tho Salisbury Fair. yos-
terday. which was attended by inors
than 10000 people. II was announced
by the management. In the 2.ls pace
Earl s. Barnett. owned by Arthur
Crow, Middlefown. Del, was second
by only a narrow margin and osslly
took tho remaining three heats. Tn.
214 trot is fastest trotting race Iiss-
ed on the program during the week.
An unusual incident occurred in ne
race. Each horse entered officially
took the same position In each heat
This race was won by Harry HinRen.
owned by W. J. Daugherty. Norfolk.
Va. The 2.if race was eliminated for
three motorcycle races Each motor
cycle race was won BY Mlnnick. %
Wilmington. Del. as follows. Five
miles (half mile track giz minutes;
8 miles, go; 3 miles. go Four con-
iestants were in the races including
Mears. holder Of the Maryland cham
pionshlp racing title. The summary
2.is Pace-Purse ss,T.
Earl = Barnett. Arthur Crow.
Helen N H. " Yerrer. Y,iia,. !
Alice "G'si >. Grsai. eat, II. IL James. James.
Kendall Grove. Va. ......7 2 q
2.It Trot-farse sfi7.
Harry Blngen. ". j. Daugherty
Grss, Xdysn,uie W. l.. Ban.
I.s ai5'' I ;exss:r xs ., li.t.a .... : ,
| Time, Zl5h, 2ifas. Zist
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HOME RUN CONTEST.

Clarence C"Tillie') Walker. of the
Athletics. led the onslaught of the
American League over the National
in manufacturing four-ply loops yes
terday. While '1Tillie" was making
his thirtieth, four other comrades
were circling the corners. Harry
Heilmann made his total read 20.
Others in the Ban Johnson circuit TO
trot around were Iamotte, OF Wash
ington, who cleared the sacks; jamie
son, OF the Indians, and Hauser. of
the Athletics. Cooper, OF the Pirates,
saved his wheel from humiliation.
The iaaders-
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Totals
Crescent A. c. Moonlight.

The first moonlight excursion last
night of the Crescent Athletic Club
on the steamer Brandywine gave an
opportunity for more than 400 per-
sons to make merry. In every way the
affair was an unqualified success. A
musical program by Brown and
Terry Jazzola Boys was feature of
the evening which was spent mostly
in dancing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
wIIIEN'S TWlRLING PROVES
100 MUCH FOR NEW CASTLE

Dover. Aug. 2s.-wi,ley's twiriing
WAS too much for New Castle yes:sr-
dsy and Dover defeated them IN a
pame here. Ia TO !. Willeys had
everything his own way. allowing but
four scattered hits and tanning is
men. a record for The local grounds.
{. oellaghcr had a per.ec; day Mt the
hat making two hits and receiving
two pa-ssss ou, OF four trips 20 the
piaie. The rcore:
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Dover Man Robbed In Philadelphia.

Charged with being one of five men
who robbed John Horn OF Dover OF
$50 gold watch early Tuesday morn
Ing at Germantown and Hunting Park
avenues. Joseph DAILY, Sixteenth and
Dounton streets, was held in S400 bail
at a hearing yesterday before Magis-
trate Dorm in Philadelphia. DAILY was
arrested by Patrolman Lynch yester-
day morning while sleeping In stable
near the spot where Horn was held
up.
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Betty Blngen Finishes second.

Betty Bingen. a Delaware horse an
tered in the races az the Miff,n county
Fair. Lewistown. Pa. carried or sac
ond money yesterday afternoon. He
was driven by James. The owner. ot
Harrington. He finished second in ths
first two heats and ran third in the
third. The race was for a purse q
s400
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICE FOR
ALL CLUB MANAGERS

How would you like to have
your club or organization the
subject of an illustrated special
article some Saturday as Every
Evening has been doing with
various organizations for sew
eral months.
II you want this. submit your
article and photographs to
Every Evening. II you want ad-
ditional information communi-
cate with the Sports Editor.
Sportsmen, this is your op-
portunity, Ii will be your own
loss II you miss It.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
FRAIM'S DAIRY WALLOPS
DELAWARE PULP, IL TO 1

The Fraim Dairy nine had an easy
time defeating Delaware Pulp 20 the
tune Of II TO 1, at Seventeenth and
Spruce streets.
Davidson pitched good ball. allow
ing the pulpers three hits and retiring
eight men by the strike out route.
Dougherty, Davidson and Mcguire
were big men with the stick
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DOVER DEFEATS TRIANGLE
WHEN RIDDLE WEAKFNS
4 New York Tribune Inc: Trade Mark Registered. u

Dover. August 2s-Dover defeated
the Triangle club OF Wilmington in a
game here Tuesday, to 2. Riddle.
The visitors twirler. weakened In the
latter innings OF the game and was
Mt hard by the locals The score:
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Totals e I Z
Albnugh Stnrs Mt Maple Grove.

The Quaker City Gun Club at
Maple Grove, Pa, held a shoot yes
terday upder ideal conditions, with
Herb Albaugh. Of this city. sharing in
the honors. The best shooting on the
100 varieties was Fred Tomlin the
New Jersey professional, who lost but
two targets. His nearest rival was
Albaugh, who scored 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
ST. BARNABAS NINE
BLANKS ST. THOMAS TEAM

st. Barnabas' OF Philadelphia. with
Jordan on the mound, blanked the ST.
Thomas club at Harlan Field, last
evening, TO 0. The locals touched
the visiting hurler for six safeties. but
he managed to keep them we'll scat
tered. '.Bab" McNin and "Gibby"
Patterson led the batting with two
hits apiece. The score:
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Totals
FREIHOFER's
UNION GARDENS JUNIORS.

| Clover Dairy.............2 o o o 2 o 8 :
, | Freebooter s...............1 S o o o o O. 2
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Independent Games.

East Side Grocers We. West
side Grocers. AZ Harlan Field.
Lorraine w. Ninth Ward.
Twenty-second and Caymont.
Stapler VS.. Franklin A. A,
Military Grounds.
Clover Dairy Reserves VS..
Talleyville, al Rockford. No. !,
9 2. m.
81. Tbomss' We. ST. Barnabas,
Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
:. VI. Maloney Much ImprVYed.

Samuel NJ Maloney, a well-lxnown
young man, of 1401 West Twenty sec
ond street, who underwent an opera
ton at the Delaware Hospital several
days ago, is recovering and will prob
ably be able to leave the hospital with
in a few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
Hercules Club Now Staging Annual
Golf Tournament Over Adjacent Links

The annual golf tournament OF the
Hercules Club OF Wilmington is now
in progress over the Newark. Will
mington Country Club and Municipal
links, 43 devotees OF the game hav-
ing qualified In classes OF eight
championship for men. The following
qualified over the Wilmington course
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
IroIlcymsu's agreement Continued.

AZ a Joint meeting held yesterday by
representatives of The trainmen and OF
"a. Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Co. o, wae agreed that the
present working arrangements are 70
continue FOR another year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24

The golf committee then cIassifled
the entrants IN eights starting with
the lowest score. and after drawings
were completed. the opponents for the
first round At match play are given
below:
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GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

~ AZ hsSHN As
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
American Learue.
National League.
AVALON BOYS LOSE TO SwEDES.

The Avalon boys were forced 10
defeat last evening by Old Swedes
to Q at Baynard Field. 1t was the first
defeat in eight games for the east
siders The score:
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
thurch League.

First Division-Cookman vs..
Grace az Baynard, No. 4: UNI
plre. Rlckerts.
Second Dlvision-Epworth Va.
rrst-Centrsl. Rockford. No. 3;
umpire, Brittinxham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
BATTING OF BRODLEY
FEATURES FIVE POINTS WIN

The batting of Brodley, who hit two
triples, and Rainey's hree-bagger
were features Of the game between
Lorraine and Five Points last evening
at Five Points, the latter winning, 6
TO g. The score: ~4s.f
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CHESTER Gas CO.
io'a'' SCORE RY IS9N182nsii

WI. Gas 90. -.l........,4 3 / Q ? I ID
Chester Gas CO...........0 q o o o o O. OIL
Summary Hits, off Shanner. o: VIII
mer, Is; Two-base hits Rug. Challin-
ger, Green, Struck out. by Shanner
l3; by Wilmer. a. Base on balls. on
shanner. l; of Wilmer. T. Umpire
Stein.
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Bracket No. !.
Sackctt VS.. Riley.
Mckinney vs. LnBeaune.
Gerow VS.. Sheppard.
Higgins vs. Markell.
Bracket No. 2.
Durham vs. Thatcher.
Prickett vs. Graves.
Cordie VS.. Greensfelder.
Whiteside vs.. Stevens.
Bracket No. Q.
Jdcktenwslter vs. Lockwood.
Fenton VS. Rood.
Eastman vs. Hymcr.
Smith VS.. Hunt.
Bracket No. 4.
Foster VS.. Hoopcs.
McKaig Va. Rheuby. q
Cromwell w. Pugh.
Milliken VS.. Inskeep.
Bracket No. 5.
Hume VS.. Lee.
Moore vs. Hewes.
Whitehead vs. Massey.
Finnan va. Bent.
Staving vs. Shaw.
Bye vs. Cooper.
Several matches have already been
played and interest is now at fever
heat. In the first bracket. LABeaume
defeated Mckinney 6 and 4. In the
second bracket Cordie defeated
Greensfelder. 2 and /. and Stevens
won from Whiteside. and /. Stew
ems also got through the second round
successfully, winning from Cordie on
the nineteenth green. after being 4
down at the tenth.
NJ. ID. Pugh defeated Cromwell ir
the fourth bracket, and 2. and ms
keep won from Milliken, 2 and /
In the NTH Hewes won over Edgar
Moore 2 and ]. and George White
head wound UP his match with Franz
Massey on the fourteenth hole. win
ming Z and r.
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.r..s.....-.. 4
POCOAiOEE

Salisbury. Md. Aug. 24.-The offer
ings OF three Salisbury hurlers were
accepted by the Crisfield Crabbers at
Gordy Park yesterday for lS safe hits.
The score:
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GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
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BAYNARD HANDS TATNALL
A CRUSHING DEFEAT

Baynard defeated Tatnall in a
heavy hitting game yesterday, 1873,
~ hits being made by the Baynard
team. while Tatnall collected u.
The score:
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Totals
ssssssss W n
CAMBRIDGE

Parksley. Va. Aug. 24-The
Eastern Shore League leaders had
their hands full yesterday and only
won out in the ninth inning, 4 10 3.
over the fast Pocomoke team.
The score.
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. Pat" S,rswbrids-'s double In tho
nth. scoring two runs. enabled Sew
enth Ward TO take tho CITY League
game from bankers and Brokers BY
. 3 to 4 score last evening At Four
.ecnth and woodlawn. The score:
,t BANKERS AND BROKERS.
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YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics, Q; Detroit, 3.
Cleveland, 4 New York. /.
st. Louis. g., Boston. 8.
Washington IL: Chicago, 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg, IL; Philadelphia. 3.
Brooklyn, 6: Chicago. 0.
st. Louis, 6; Boston. 2.
New ork-Cincinnati rain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-24
ocal Gas Company Wins Game; Other Sport Gossip
IT, QR4A621R64@i25d J{&zSLT

(he,Nl lzGranfldnd McehHI
Az long fellow make his mind
IS
That in sloEsing ne will always
HIS bit OF the rousher stuff
no only knows no Wills get his share
Why should care
For the shadows beyond tho
dsomero romance
And holding
I'd rather take life a sporting chance
mi
After ALL"
cal' Isn't all this discussion of mind muscle
psyd7 Haven't all
ned"
contrary enough true e.po
sion
cells secretion and digestion can hardly fail to have marked effect on
that heart stomach and
to realize how important muscular tone for bodily health
again have demonstrated that mind the
oison.
of poson competition
may be based the knowledge
In that 1t
looks
defeat and that kin to
The best of confidence
but any shadow
No defeat hna stepping than
1t " no great effort through
hgh when know I've
He really IT, any golfer ever
saw he does rejoice in the battle
The main idea Irwin
"I am the Ghost Of Failure. all mens and fee
drive the foolish multitude
The doctor without patients the fee.
The merchant without palid they
The srayness of pesence-I themt death
Il meet W hen the of hazard glow
break their iusty lances courage cold
Ana some dog in silence from the spinsime
In waking and in sleepngyet neve to know
My hand upon their shoulders they're old
no
Inc nero meets me with smile, the
The artist the plote his scheme.
me hins o0hron me from his throne
But the Wise
For another
type OF confidence that
anS for howtnel sticking up around 400
aee In -
TO 'eh you the truth" I'D here
KNOW the day Is coming when bothered
about 1t ID rather le, the averr.
| and the future take
me ac mat the hitter
years can look into the quiver
reasons
PROFESSOR
oe heF death; the valiant death but once
fossioly Of the best to
" e worst accept 1t as part OF the from there
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Cambridge. Md. Aug. 24.-Cam-
bridge put the skids under Laurel
hero yesterday afternoon in we'll
played game, 3 to 0. The score:
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City League.

Seventh Ward VS.. Krebs, New
port, umplres. Rlcksrts and
Mckinney.
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Every little want can be satisfied
at very little cost through an Every
Evening classified ad,--Adv.
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PLUMBERS ALL-STARS
DROP ANOTHER TO PARKSIDE

Parkside A. c. took its second game
from Plummer's All-Stars, 8 TO 4. In
an interesting game. The score:
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Totals
SEVENTH WARD.

~. lfedwis's found easy opposition
IN tho Edge Moor team last evening
in the City League game at the Mill
tary Grounds. winning IL TO /.
The score,
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CRIsFIELD.
SAIISHITRY

Kunosh ran for Schiefer in eighth.
Bushey ran for Warren In ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Crisheld ............... o o o 2 4 o 4 o Ill
sail sbury ..,........... 90 3 o o .
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Io'Isi IpsiIfrNAIER,s. AfILisyrARs ~ ~
CLOVER DAIRY WALL0PS
FREIHOFER'S TO TUNE OF 7-2

Clover Dairy walloped Freihofer's
to the tune OF to 2 last evening, at
Eden Park. The score:
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CAMBRIDGE TEAM
DEFEATS LAUREL
Parksley Noses Out Pocomoke
City Crisfield WalIops Sails
bury Pitchers, II to S.
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.

YESTERDAY RESULTS.
At Parksley: Parksley. & Pocomoke, Z
At Cambridge: Cambridge. 3: Laurel. q
At Salisbury Crisheld, 10; Salisbury, 3
STANDING OF TIE TIE ANS
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FRIDAY.
(lnrch LeAaue. /

Fret Division-Mt. Salem VS..
81. Paul's. a. Baynard. No. !;
umpire. Brittinxham.
Second Dlv.s.on-F1Ist NJ. p.
vs.. Trinity. ~ Rockford. No. 2;
umpire. Rlckerts.
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SEVENTH WARD WINS
OVER BANKERS TEAM /.
St. Hsdwig's Has Little Trouble
Disposing OF the edgc
Moor Team.

CITY LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Seventh Wurd. 8. Bankers. 4.
81. Hcdwig's. II. Edge Moor, I.
STANDING OF TUE TEAMS.
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ST. BARNARAS

SCORE BY IHNIHGs' -
St Barnabas ........ ] O20Oo oIoO-
ST. Thomas ....... O o o o o o o O %
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InAeDeAdsut Games.

water Departinent vs. Trump
Bros, Second and du Pont.
Franklin a. A. VS.. Pepper
club, Baynsrc. No. 2.
Clover Dairy vs. West, Eden
Park.
Eikton W. ST. Thomas, Har-
Ian Field.
The New York herald., 1922-05-03
FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy Mail.l

BARBADOS. April 10--Arrived. strs Cryns-
sen Dutch Trinida3 (and sailed for Lon
don) Goth Lake Giltedge. Martinique tand
sailed for Trnidad) 2lst. Scientist (3r)
London (and sailed 23d for Trinidad; I'D,
schr 7 Theriault tBr), Shelburne: 23d.
strs tngoma (Er). LONDON (and sailed 9TH
for Trinidad Traveller lBr), Grenada Tor
London; oath. 1guassu (Braz) Santos. &c,
for New Orleans; Frugoner tNor). Rio ia
metro for Baltimore; scnrs David & Rtcey
(Br). Pernambuco: Aida (Ger). Hamburg
25th. str Caraquet tlr,. 81 Vincent bark
Tauara. DO.
BERMUDA. April ?6--Arrived. str Teviot
tBr). London.
CIUDAD BOLIVAR. April 21-Arrived. str
Barfond fNor), Port spain.
DJTDJELLI. April 13-Sailed. str Winnie
bago, Philadelphia land passed Gibraltar
1Sth).
HALIFAX. April 29-Arrived, strs Telling
DJan), Shields land sailed for MontreaD
Cyp fBD, Sheburne 30th. Chignecto (Br)
S; John.
sailed Goth. str Canadian Leader CBr),
Australia: schrs Douglas Parks (Br).
Porto Rico: 3oth. Maid OF Scotland tBr).
Liverpool. Ms.
KINGSTON, ia. April i6-Arrived. strs Co
ronado tBr, Port Lmon for Avonmouth
land proceeded next day.; 1Ith Conway
tBr). London 18th. Patuca tBr). Avon
rrouth.
MONTREAL. April oo-sailed. str Maple
dawn (Br), ST Johns.
PUERTO PLATA. April 27-Sailed. str
Venus III tNor). New York.
T.AMP1CO. prior to April 26-Saied. str
Uncas (Br). Boston.