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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21
PLANE RAID ON RUM
SHIP NOT CONF |RNED
Neither Washington Nor Miami
Have Official Report of At
tack on British Ship.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Feb. 21.-Prohibition
headquarters today was still without
any offfficial report from Miami OF
the seizure OF the British Schooner
Annabelle by alrplanes last Sunday,
Officials appeared somewhat sur
prised at the reported operation of a
large fleet Of prohibition airplanes
along the Florida coast, as 1t was be-
lieved plans had not yet been perfect
ed for utilizing air forces against rum
smugglers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21

Auto tires repaired? Read tho
classified ads.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21

Big values In small type--classified
adss-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21

George Washington's Birthday
dance, Feb. 22nd. Young's studio ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-21

Say It with Glover Dairy Safe Milk
and Butter. Phone 1540-154l.-Adv
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EVERY { MING WILL
GIVE SILVER CUP
TO CHURCH LEAGUE

~. Paui's. Goodman, Grace, Brandy
wine. Westminster. Second Baptist
and West Church organizations.
In the Second Division the follow
ing teams are listed: ST. Stephens,
Epworth, Scott. McCabe. First and
Central. Bethany, Trinity and First
NJ z.
From now until the close ~ the
baseball season., when the cham
pionsbip will be decided and the Every
Evening Trophy awarded. the Sports
Editor Of this paper will keep iu close
touch with the management Of each
of the aforementioned organizations
The management OF these teams. how
ever. TO show their interest in the con-
test. are asked 20 furnish after each
anne, box score. showing the results
The scores in fun, with the standing
of the clubs win be published after
each game and Every Evening Will CO.
operate in every manner possible TO
boost and promote the good cause.
Score sheets are available in this
office. Mana gers are requested to
upply their teams with sufficient score
sheets and to appoint someone familiar
with the rules Of the game ss scorer.
Every Evening Trophy win be beau
t'ful in design and one worthy OF win
ming. For further information reIa-
tive TO the prize communicate with
the Sports Editor Of Every Evening.
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HIGH STILL
SUSSEX COUNTY CHAMPS
Smother Georgetown 20 to S;
Ready to Meet All Corners
for Title.
Hp.clsl correspond.nce livery Ey.nlns

Special Correspondence EVERY Evening
Seaford. May 1S.--The Seaford High
School baseball team added another
victory to It's string. Tuesday after
noon, when they administered crush
ing defeat 60 the Georgetown High,
30 TO 8. The team has played every
high school team In the county that
is out after the county championship
and has yet to taste defeat The Sea-
ford team has been declared county
champions, an honor which they
Justly deserve, because their defeat Of
the other teams has been clean cut.
The only game the team has lost wa g
with Harrington High, and this they
intend Go get back when the two
teams meet again on Seaford's dia-
mond on Friday, May 2s. The team
has two more games TO play with Sus-
and one with Dewes.
Tho game with Georgetown was
called at the end OF the seventh in
ming, by mutual consent. Seaford hit
Birmingham at will. making total
OF 20 hits, but Georgetown was at the
mercy Of Waller, who pitched n mas
terly game. allowing the county seat
boys only three safe bingles and
striking out eight men. The hitting
of Burton. Hin. Houston and ODa '
was terrific, ODay and Burton se-
curing home runs. Waller gave n
grand exhibition of pitching by get
ting himself out Of desperate holes
twice. when the bases were loaded
and only one out. He struck the otter
two men on both occasions. Truitt
played we'll ut second base for Sea
ford. The score.
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THE LEADING HITTERS.
NEWARK HIGH WINNER.
Trims Wesley Institute on Sogry Field
by Score Of II to n.

Newark. May 1s.--Newark High
captured another game yesterday
afternoon. defeating Wesley Col
legiate Institute OF Dover. ~ TO j.
The game was played on Frazer Field
University OF Delaware, and rain fell
nearly the entire nine innings. The
slippery ball made good baseball i'm
possible and consequently there were
many errors on both sides. Newark
having nine and Wesley 10. Rose
started TO pitch for Newark High. but
was knocked out of the box In the
first inning. Art Mayer. who pitched
such a fine game against du Popt on
Tuesday, succeeded Rose in the box
and pitched the remainder Of the
game. Hayes caught for Newark.
Arts did the pitching for Wesley
and Thomas caught him. One OF the
features was n homo run drive by
Colt OF Wesley In the first inning.
Newark High will play New Castle
High here tomorrow afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18
CAESAR RODNEY SCHOOL
. FIELD MEET TOMORROW.
Boys and Girls Entered From
Almost Every School in
Kent County.

Dover, May 1s.--All roads In Kent
county will lead to Caesar Rodney
School tomorrow. Boys and girls
from every school In the county are
Invited to attend and take an active
part In the festivities.
The entries to date include forty
two dodgeball teams for the tourna-
ment arranged by classes and matched
by schools for their initial games as
follows: ~
Class I. boys--Wo odslde plays Clay
toms 9Th grade team; Houston plays
Clayton's 9Th grade team; Little
Creek plays Clsytons 4th grade team;
Magnolia vs. Frederick; Milford vs..
Caesar Rodney; Dover Va. Caesar
Rodney; Dover va. winner Of ono Of
the above matches.
Glass girls--Houston plays Clay
toms 9Th grade team: Magnolia plays
Claytons 9Th grade team; Little
Creek plays Clayton's 4th grade team;
Frederick vs. FELTON,; Milford vs.
Caesar Rodney; Clayton vs.. winner
Of one OF the above matches.
Class 3. mixed team--Church Hill
vs.. Pratts Branch; Laws IS. Marvels !;
Csnterburk va Cedar Grove. District
No. "a: Cedar Grove. District No. GO
VS.. Warrens-Jumps; Rices VS.. Mill
wood: Pennington VI. Prospect (:
Blsckiston VS.. Posties- Cedarie /;
Rose Valley vs. Wiley's. ComeEy's-
Oak Grove VS.. Forest Lane-Black
Swamp; Hartly vs. Kenton; Prazier's
va. winner OF ono OF the above
matches. ~ - ~
! As SOC. as ono team IL defeated. II
will be dropped from the tournament
The team that wins the final match
will be declared the winner. To each
member of the winning team will be
given a blue ribbon: the team win
ming second honors will receive red
ribbons; white ribbons will go to the
team that wins third place in the
tournament.
Adults are invited TO witness the
dodgeball tournament. Five rings
will be running at one time: three
rings viii take care Of class 3; one
ring each for the classes one and two
| Dodgeball has become the sprins
school ground game in Delaware.
Last Friday at the SUSSEX county
track and field meet twenty-tsan,
| mpeted I'm the tournament
! The badge test entries show three
hundred girls and two hundred and
nifty boys for the bronze badge con.
tests; twenty-five girls and twenty
boys for the silver badge; and one boy
for tho gold badge. These tests vii
begin promptly at n m. All chil.
dren competing are asked to be in thu
proper place Mt tho right time.
Five hundred boys and girls vii
take part in the track and flelt
events. This part OF the program vii
begin promptly at one o'clock. Boy
and girls arc asked 10 be alert at al
times in order to know where TO b
TO compete in tho various track an
field events. Teachers. rural super
visors. visiting teachers. principals
superintendent. and members OF tn
; State Department of Public Instruc
ton will all help TO run the count
} track and field meet.
Promptly at IL o'clock there viii +
a group picture taken Of all Ker
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WEATHER MAN winner
OVER LOCAL SPORTS
Rain Prevents Several Import
ant Ball Games Yesterday
Afternoon.

Mr.. J. rluvius played high ink with
the score boards In this city yesterday
afternoon and last evening. Markers
designated a. scorer experienced con-
siderable trouble when Old Sol failcd
20 cooperate with tho local sports
mon. As n result. II WAS almost use
less TO attempt 10 enter into the classy
schedule planned for twilight.
However. several organizations had
tho pluck 10 enter into tho program.
Their play WAS cut short when "Jupc"
unceremoniously released the valves OF
tho lofty sprinkler system. sending TO
earth an unusually large supply OF
soll moisture. The FASTENERS were
sent scurryinG In all directions and
the score boards washed clean.
To be sure. Il was a day Of WOO and
gloom. The program arranged by
tho various clubs WAS one OF the class
Test OF the season and I'm all. IL clubs
were scheduled 10 perform. Several
big games, postponed on account Of
tho rain included tho Bachsrach
Giants vs.. the Nativity team Of Phils =
delphia. and the F1eishcr Yarn nine
cf the Philadelphia Baseball Associa-
ton. which WAS scheduled to oppose
tho 81. Thomas club at Second and
du Pont streets Both Quaker City
clubs were forced go return TO their
home town. The grand mogul Of the
weather works did the trick.
Other contests postponed were those
cf the City League. Five games were
booked In this circuit. while the Will
mington Giants and Five Points game
was called OF early IN the afternoon
Beacon Business College team oi
this city WAS enjoying a two-run lead
over Berlin Hish AZ Berlin. Md. when
Old Sol gave way 10 the threats OF
"Jupe"
And then there were other impor.
tsnt games. too. Down on the Ess,
Side, AZ kirkwood Park. the Seventh
Ward was slated TO meet the Parksids
boys. the Defiance and krebs game
VAS halted. ms WAS the game between
st Hedwig's and tho Bankers and
Brokers.
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SPORTS AND
SPORTSMEN

Salesianum nine Will meet the Will
minston High in their second game
OF the season next Friday.
Two more Catholic League games
are scheduled for this season. They
Will be played by local teams with the
Villa Nova Prep and the West Phil
adelphia Catholic High.
The Pioneers baseball team of the
Catholic Twilight League will play
Talleyville at that place on Sunday
afternoon.
The Moose Home baseball team, OF
Chester. have a few open dates for
games with local teams. Managers
are asked to communicate with Joseph
Z Price, Moose Home, Chester.
Every Evening Trophy for the
Church League teams is a wonder
Every team OF the league will want to
compete for this really worthy trophy
-Four local boys are on the card for
the first outdoor boxing show Of the
season at Chester. Ralph Raymond
meets Jack McCaulley in the semi
windup; Joe Jenney faces Bobby
Horn in the main preliminary; Bucky
McGinnis is matched with Hoey
Fletcher In the second preliminary
while Pete Deyine will open the show
with Tommy Burgess.
Brandywine and st. Pauls of the
First Division OF the Church Athletic
League, will play their postponed
game Friday night at Twenty ninth
and Market streets.
The Pioneers team Of the Catholic
League will be greatly indebted to the
finder OF their catchers glove. which
was lost at Rockford Tower on Tues.
day night If the finder Wall return
the same to the Central Sporting
Goods Store,
Church Athletic League baseball
ItsAn6yW chow close competition II
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CHESTNUT SECONDS BEAT
ST. PAUL'S TIGERS

The Chestnut Seconds won their
first game of the season on Tuesday.
ut the Third and Adams streets
grounds. by defeating st. Paul's III
gers by a score Of - to 8. The fea-
ture Of the game was the batting Of
Sherwin. The Chestnut lineup fol-
lows: Newell, S.; Sherwin. h.; Glynn
2b.; Donahue. 3b.; Schwab. IT,; CAL
lahan, CT; w. Glynn, RI: Lee, p; and
Lynch, C.
The st. Paul's lineup comprised
Regain. SIS. and p.; KILLINGS, C. and p. I:
Doherty. 3D.; Cooper. S.; Mulrooney.
3b.; Huck, RI; Hedden. IT,; Phillips,
1b.: Brown, CT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-18
SCHOOL TEAMS BATTLE
TO SEvEN-|NN|NG TIE
Players From No. 1 and No. 20
In Fast Game Yesterday
Afternoon.

For tho second time within two
weeks Schools Nos. I and 2s have met
In an effort TO decide which has the
better ball team. The FIRST engage
ment went for Ave innings and had to
be called on account OF rain. Neither
team registered n run and accounted
for only one hit apiece. Yesterdays
encounter ended In a deadlock with
each team having two runs TO IT.
credit. Rain halted the contest In
the seventh inning.
The game was n pitchers dual with
Walker having the edge on Irons.
Query garnered the lone hit for the
French street boys. while Walker took
a liking to Irons delivery and con-
nected for the only two safe hits made
by School No. rs. Walkers timely hi,
In the first inning. after Carey made
first base on an error and Shellady
was hit by a pitched ball. drove I'm the
only two scores made by the boys from
Eighth and Adams.
Walker retired IL OF the 20 men
that came to bat by the strike on,
route, while Irons struck out IL of
the % batters that faced him.
| Tho followin ogf both teams is large
and the keenest kind OF friendly rival
ry exists between the players. Kar.
czmarczykis unassisted double play
the base stealing OF Jacinicki and the
snappy fielding OF Robert Shellady
were also outstanding features of the
game.
An effort II being made 20 stage the
next contest on an enclosed field, az
that 1t will be possible to seat the
large crowds which I'm their enthu.i.
ssm crowd on to the field and thus
allow up the game.
Score by Innings.
r. h. @
School NO. 1.--.-. 000 90 t--2 I
School No. 2S... 0 0 O 0 q o. 2
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BLOW TO KILBANE,
Nay Lose Championship Standing In
Empire State.

New York, May is.-The New York
State Boxing Commission yesterday
adopted q resolution obviously directed
At Johnny Kilbane. worlds feather
weight champion. calling attention to
the New York law under which his in
activity can be made the basis for de-
clartnE him to have relinquished the
championship so far as New York
State IA concerned.
The commission. however. decided
TO ignore the challenge OF Johnny
Dundee. who posted a forfeit. Febru-
Any %. 20 show his sincerity in de-
handing a match with kilbane. No
explanation OF this phase OF the action
Vas offered by the commission.
In announcing its dismissal Of Dun
does challenge the commission di-
rected attention TO the New York law,
which says ANY boxer winning a
championship must defend his title In
. bonafide bout to a decision against
the best available contender within a
period OF six months from the date OF
his becoming champion and every sub
seQuent six months IL 4 qualified chal-
leneer appears.
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county school children who have a.
record in school attendance for the
year from 80 TO 100 per cent. These
will assemble In front OF the
Caesar Rodney school building for
this picture. All schools are asked
to have their attendance flags ready
for the picture. a moving picture may
be taken Of the activities of the day.
Organized and supervised games
will furnish amusement TO the pri-
mary children. The rural supervis-
ers and assistants will have charge
of this work. Every child who comes
TO Caesar Rodney School, Friday will
have an opportunity to get into com
petitive social games.
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the contest for the Every Evening
Trophy, TO be awarded at the end of
the season to the champs" of the
league. The contest is open only to
members of the Church Athletic
League. Ask Sports Editor OF Every
Evening about il.
"Jupe," the weather regulator put
Il kink in the schedule last night.
Here's hoping Old Sol will out-wit the
old boy this afternoon.
Director P!ummer, of the Church
Athletic League, has called a meeting
for Friday night at the Y. NJ. G. A.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.

AT Philadelphia-Pennsylvania, 13;
Columbia. ..
Al New Haven-Yale. 6: Brown. 4.
Al Newton. Mass.-Boston College,
is; Providence College, o.
A, Portland, Maine-Holy Cross. II !;
Bowdoin. 2.
Al Medford, MAss-Tufts, 4: Bates, o.
Al Collegeville, Pa.-Crsinus, -; Al
bright, s.
Al Chester. Pa-Pennsylvania Mill
tAry College. 20: LaSalle, 6.
At ChicaEo--lllinois. IL: Chicago, s.
At West Point-Army. z; University
OF Delaware, s.
At Lancaster. Pa.-Swarthmore, 10:
Franklin and Marshall, 2.
At Syracuse. n. Y.-Colgate. 15s
oracuse University, s.
AZ Easton. Pa-LAfaystta. nj
uA11Q61rG. I
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SUZANNE LENGLEN AGAIN
WINS on HARD COURTS

Brussels. May 1s.--Mlle. Su-
zanne Lenglcn, worlds woman
tennis champion, again WAS VIC
torlous yesterday In the inter-
national hard court champion
ship here. defeating Mile. Alison
Of Belgium two love sets.
De Gomar OF Spain. Boroto OF
France, and Watson of Belgium
survived the third round of the
mems singles in another day Of
flne tennis and splendid weather.
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Every Euening Offers Loving Cup to
Champions of Church Baseball League
q. OF p. TO START r.,
Coach Robertson Announces Athletes
to Contest In Inter & ollie gistes.

BY Associated rress 10 Every Evening.
Philadelphia, May 1ss---Cosch Rob-
ortson. OF the University Of Penusyi-
vanla track team. said yesterday that
he had decided 10 start only ~ men
in the inter-colleg iates. May rs and
~, at Cambridge. They are Lever. in
the spirits; Temple IN the pole vaults:
Captain Brown. George Meredith and
McMullen in the middle distances;
Powers in the hurdles. and Needs.
Frank, Bronder. Bsmer, Robe and
Chow in the field events.
Robertson has not yet decided about
his long distance runners, Head and
Herr. IT. was doubtful, no said. IL
either would run.
The team, which has been resting
since the Cornell meet. Saturday.
started practice today for the inter-
Icollegistes.
-
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Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ANERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO at Philadelphia
Detroit At Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
St Louis at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia At Cincinnati.
New York At PittsburE.
Brooklyn AZ ST. Louis
Boston At CHICAGO.
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BASEBALL SCORE SHEETS
ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Baseball score sheets can now
be obtained at Every Evening
Office. The managers of teams
in and about the city are urged
to send in their reports of games
as soon az possible after their
completion. Every Evening
wants the news OF all baseball
teams and will publish results
of all contests. Address all COM
munications to Sports Editor or
bring the scores to the Office.
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1874 New u.
An Actual Conversation
First GoHer-Im
Second Gofer-That OF
Horse
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YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics. 3; Chicago O3 innings).
New York, s: Cleveland. 4.
Boston, 4: 81. Louis, 8.
Washington-Detroit rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. !; Ph!llies, o.
Chicago. s; Boston. 3.
ST. Louis. IL; Brooklyn. o.
PitteburS-New York, rain.
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SCORE BY Innings.

Georgetown .......... o o o. )
ton. Burton. Thrre-base hits. Huston.
Home runs. O'Dny. Burton. Double play.
Huston and Truitt. Umpires, Donoho
and Alderman.
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Epworth. Trinity Play Tonight.

Epworth and Trinity of the Church
baseball loop, will meet this evening
at Eden Park. The game is one post
poned earlier in the week. Tomorrow
night, the Brandywine and St Paul's
teams will tilt at Twenty ninth and
Market streets.
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Score by Innings.

Seniors -,...... 3 0 0 % 0 0 0 o.
Juniors .......43 81 / s 2 2-2O
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Donohue and
iConlin; Juniors. Dougherty. Butler and
Conner. Umpire, James.
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Saleslanum Seniors OutclaSsed.

In the inter-class game yesterday
afternoon at Pennsy Field. the Salesi-
anum Seniors were completely out
classed by the Juniors, the latter win
ming by 20 to score.
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. Norwich axan. a Paddock or a.
feel
that conss.
wa. other hand not all ps are 100 p.r
and undened When added
feelings
such outside jockey So
individual
Man War.
The buffers Es.t.
T. Ready In a voluntary bsnk
Is a Gel &c item.
Take, my no and
My wicker chair. my humble cot
and he bed.
above spread,
sui o I
The plates oh court, alone
corner pause
In spite Of Justice Of
ar now a part
sndhe
Tried friends
o ways.
that i've abused
han al the might aid
From my old niblcks trusty blade;
My though whippy and
Is worth its n
a I have. but taking yield
My old companions o 10
The hills and moor the far raytnes
The wind and the rolling green's
Where. though Of ali
The way beyond is
touch .pe when c, 4, thorou.h,v
tested While the Navy crew.
driving
this year Will be one Of the most notable of the lot.
"n the Giants felt like It." writes
in
by all odds
Rawlings
race is concerned 1t looks like odfahoned murder
Dempsey
OF
Jack Willard.
don't which
Only hook somebody quick.
England could
approaching shock
knowing that the big
has the feeling
before the unleasher Babe" the corner
The winner OF the GrebTunney the
pner in building
entertainment OF this would
back OF the Dempsey-Capent
and
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composed
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The Yale expositor., 1922-05-11
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Frederick d. Mumby, Pastor

Frederick ID. Mumby, Pastor
Mothers Day services, May
14th, 1922.
Morning worship at 1890.
Suitable musical numbers. Sub
iect, "a Mothers Religion; or,
Honoring Mother by Worshiping
Mothers God" Wear a red or
white flower for her today.
Sunday school at IL as. Special
program by Miss Spalding's
class. Alfred Keys, Supt. Lesson
period as usual. Hezekiah.
Evening worship at 1880. Ser
mon by the pastor on Are You
Old-fashioned, or New-fashioned,
or Merely Modern ?' A review
of the changed and changing Gus
toms of the present age and some
Of the reasons for change.
Prayer and praise service on
Thursday evening at 1880. Short
address by the pastor, Wisdom
from the Old Dispensation."
Remember the Mother and
Daughter Banquet this Friday
evening, May II.