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Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

The potosi high school will grsdu-
ate only three pupils this year. OF
all the eighth graders who enter the
high schooI the greater number drop
out before reaching sbe senior year.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

The Kiwanis Club OF S. Louiz has
Just donated 3 ,0tF0 to ine Boy Scouts
organization for an assembly hall at
the lstter's permanent summer camp
and training ground at Itondale
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Msssrs. j. Wishen and r. r. Be-
moist, two Of Irondsle's good old.
timers, were in to see US Monday.
Mr.. Wishon is one Of the subscribers
20 the Journal since its initial num-
Der and says he can't do without tbs
paper.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

e. T. RutledEe, an old and we'll
knovn citizen oil Caledonia died one
day last week,
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Mr.. n. y. Bowland OF Memphis.
Tenn, who has been visiting his
grandchildren here at the home oi
W. NJ. Matiock Tor two weeks left for
home Monday.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

A Subscription fund has been rails.
ed here to aid In buying oil for the
streets this spring. The city has
made a liberal appropriation Tor the
purpose which, with the private fund,
will give an extended area of oiled
streets this season.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

How quick the trAnsiornation from
Just the smudgy girl kid to Tapping
fapper these days.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Miss 8dtsk Evans was home from
Webster Groves for ths week.end.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Miss Edith Holman oi CaIsdoni
was Potosi visitor Saturday last.
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

Waiter s. Sloan Of FarmingtoD. the
life insurance agent We often have
with US, 10 one OF tho top rank
solicitors OF the company he repre-.
ssnts. He wrote eS4 600 worth OF in.
surance during the month OF februa.
~ last. Waller 10 an old WashiDe.
ton County boy,
Potosi journal., 1922-04-12

B. II. Marbury, the weil.known
Pennington laSyer, is out Tor the
Democratic nomination Tor judge OF
the St. Louis Court Of Appeals.
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JUNIOR TENNIS At
DU POINT COUNTRY CLUB
Charles Dougherty Of Philadel.
phia Played Splendid Game
Throughout; MalIoy Stars.

The nrst event Of the Wilmington
tennis center championship was the
Junior singles. which event was
played of yesterday afternoon al
The du POnt Country Club courts
with a great deal Of pep and enthusi-
asrn. Charles Dougherty. OF Phia-
celphia. played splendid game
throughout. defeating W. y. White.
C-l. Ga. IN the first round, and dis 10
posing OF NJ Malloy in an extremely
"lose game in the second round.
which ran 70 three sets, score 80.
Ga 1913.
Much interest Centers around this
Philadelphia boy. az he is expected to
play in the semi finals. which will be
played on Thursday.
r. IL. Richards. OF Wilmington
had very close match. disposing
81 Lewis w Flynn, also OF vii
m.nyton and G. J. Hyland. OF Belle
fonte, Del. ia The second round a
g. 4. Young had difficulty in defeating
Victor ID. Long. Of Newport. but. after
IA battle. carried of the set score 81
G-J 6-3.
Another promising player is c.
Moore. who has disposed OF both hi:
opponents. Everett Stiles and J. S
Bancroft. Moore plays an excellen
game. and IL expected 20 put up hare
tight IN the finals.
The scores follow:
Charlee Dougherty, Philadelphia, de
feated ". y. White Wilmington, 81
Ga
NJ. Malloy. Wilmington. defeated r
X. Irons. Wilmington. 6-l. SO.
Thomas DOughten. Philadelphia
defeated Paul Wardenburg. vii
mineton. 6-l, so.
G. l.. Munson. Wilmington, defeated
l.. T. Bliss. Wilmington. 60. 6-3.
Charles J. Hyland. Bellefonte. de
fested l.. s. Munson. Wilmington, Ga
Go.
II. IL. Richards. Wilmington. de
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WANT MORE MEMBERS.
Municipal Golf Association Anxious
for Additional Funds TO Work With.

The campaign 10 increase the mem
bership of the Municipal Golf and
Tennis Association IS expected TO re-
ceive much impetus this week. when
new workers will enter the field in
/ the effort to secure at least several
more hundred members for the club.
! which occupies the Porter Reservoir
/ site,
During the past few weeks there
| has been noted increase in the
number Of people using the course
and it is thought that this is due TO
The campaign. which has been waged.
which has resulted in many people
being given some first-hand informa 70
ton about the course.
Il is due to the demand for club
house facilities that an effort is being
made TO provide this convenience at
the course. There is building now
at the course. which Is controlled by
the Water Department, but it Is not
available for uses as a club house.
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MODERN BOXING HAS
SOME BAD FEAT URES
New York Boxing Commission
Member Declares Game Can
Stand Some Improvement.
By Bernie Dane.

Some time ago the statement was
made 20 the readers of the Every
Evening that the boxing game could
no longer be considered a sport in
volving the manly art Of self defense;
but was rapidly degrading 20 Il low.
rOmmerciallZed business. When this
condition of fistiana was mentioned Il
appeared rather premature or pre-
sumptuOus claim. but l now am able
20 bring to witness a substantiation Of
my sentiment made by Chairman
Muldoon OF tho New York Boxing
Commission.
Mr.. Muldoon is reported TO have de-
clared himself in this manner:
The public Is losing interest in the
boxing champions and naturally in
the fighting game. In one year the
public is spending 20 per cent less for
| hstic entertainment. Il is the high
| handed methods Of these champions
who will not defend their titles in
genuine conflict that ts accountable
for this falling off in interest. The
! stupendous publicity given 20 the
! European trip Of Dempsey, greater
! than that accorded even a President
of our country, followed by an attempt
to foist an absurd match with Willard
or Brennan or Carpenter on the pub
liC-such things do the fstic frater-
nifty and the boxing game all manner
of harm"
Thus from the above evidence it
/ becomes manifest that the persistent
alibis and sidestepping Of title holders
in order 70 get shot at the soft marks
and rake in all the jack IS practise
which IS becoming too frequent in
the fistic circles Its influence is bane-
full 10 the cause OF clean boxing and
its continued indulgence will even
tually spell the deterioration OF the
game.
Nevertheless the publicity given e
this evil seems 10 find very little lodge
ment in our modern financial champs
They still believe that suckers are
born every minute All Of which Is
true. but il is also true that the hand
writing is now beginning TO appear
on the wall with the 80 per cent reduc-
tion III admittance Zee. BoobS may
be plentiful. but IN the words Of Lin
coin You can fool some Of the peo-
pie al! of the time and all the people
some Of the time. but you cant foo
AL OF the people all Of the time
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Salisbury, Md. June 2T-After five
and one half innings. featured ny two
home runs and effective pitching by
Hummer at Gordy Park here yester-
day for the home club. Umpire knowl-
ton forfeited the game from Pocomoke
City to Salisbury by the score Of 90
o. The forfeiture was announced by
knowlton following the Punishment OF
Wilson. third baseman for tho visitors
from the field and after Manager
Ryan refused 10 tell the arbiter the
change in the lineup OF his team and
The successor 10 Wilson.
After Seiglitch, the first man 10
face the Pocomoke twirler In the
sixth frame, stepped 10 the plate. Will
son made comments regarding a de-
cisiOn he had disputed and was over
heard by knowlton. The latter order
ed him TO leave the field and directed
an officer TO carry out the order. Man
ager Ryan then announced the change
in the lineup 10 the official scorekeep-
ers. but when questioned by Knowl-
ton as to the changes refused 10 make
an answer. Wilson was fined $40 for
! his actions.
| An agreement was reached by the
managers OF both clubs 10 continue
the game as an exhibition FOR the fans
| but when the Salisbury batters were
retired Ryan withdrew his men from
/ the field President w. Il. Miller. who
witnessed the game from the grand
stand. refused to make a statement
regarding the decision OF he umpire
The longest hit made at GOrdy Pan X
since the schedule opened was made
by Brannan in the fourth inning, the
| ball going far over the center field
fence. which is 325 feet from the home
plate, and scoring Patterson head OF
him. The score:
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RECREATION GIRLS TO
PLAY ST. JOHNS BOYS

The Wilmington Recreation Girls
will play the 81. Johns Boy Scouts
team tonight at Baynard Field.
Eighteenth and Van Buren, streets.
The star battery of the Recreation
Girls will oppose the boys tonight.
Miss Parkinson will do mound duty
and Miss Porter will be on the re
ceiVing end.
The Recreation Girls have one OF
the strongest teams of its kind In the
city. They hold wins over many Of the
/ local girls teams. 4 fast game is ex-
pected when they meet the boys to-
night. as question Of the superiority
of the teams has been long pending
issue
Tonights game is scheduled to star
at CSC.
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ROCKLAND WANTS GAMES.

The Rockland baseball club under
the leadership of Herbert r Freas.
of RoCkland. has been enjoying a
wonderful season since being re-or
ganized. winning g out of II starts.
The team will play the Mt. Salem
team on Wednesday evening OF this
week and on Saturday afternoon they
will take on the strong Fairview team
at Rockford.
The Rockland team would like TO
arrange games both twilight and Sat
urday games with all city teams to be
played either In Wilmington or Rock
land. Address all challenges to Her
bert Freas. Roclland. Del
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feated Lewis W. Finn. Wilmington

feated Lewis W. Finn, Wilmington
i-6. 6-2. 81.
G. j. Moore. Jr. Everett Etiles. ].
Sellers Bancroft and Willard Hill bye.
a. G. a. Young. Wilmington. de-
feated Felix du Pont. Wilmington GO.
GO.
Victor ID. Long, Newport, defeate
Pardee Foulke. Philadelphia. Sc. 6-l.
John A. Wolley. Wilmington, de
feated Dallas F. Spare. Wilmington,
Go, 81.
Lincoln Guthrie defeated ]. Penrose
Wilson, Jr.. Newark. Ga, 6-S, Sc.
Second Round.
Charles Dougherty, Philadelphia, de-
feated F. NJ Malloy, 20. 6-3. 1913.
{. j. Moore, Wilmington. defea ted
J. S. Bancroft Wilmington, 6-1, 6-2.
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Greb 0utpoints Walker.

Pttsburg. Pa. June 27.-Harry
Greb, American light heavyweight
champion. made his first home APP
pearance since defeating Gene Tun-
ney. in a ten round bout at Forbes
Field. with Hughey Walker, of Kansas
City. Mo. last night, and beat the
western boy almost TO death. taking
every round but the first.
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church League.

First Division-Mt. Salem vs.
West. Rockford. No. 2. Umpire
-Pierson.
Second Division-FIrst VI. P.
vs. Epworth. Baynard No. 4. I'm
pire-Brittingham.
Trinity M l., VS. Bethany.
Seventeenth and Spruce. I'M
pire-Rickerts.
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ST. PACLS FORFEITED TO
GRACE IN CHURCH LEAGUE

81. Paurs forfeited 10 Grace las,
night in the Church League. Only
six OF the St Paul's team We're on
the ned ready 10 play. Grace staged
an exhibition game with a team com
posed Of the St Paul's players and sev
eral who were picked up on the
grounds. Grace winning what proved
20 be an interesting battle, l TO 0.
The score:
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TRACTION c4MP55svYY
ST. THOMAS DEFEATED
BY FAST CAMDEN NINE

ST Thomas met defeat last righ.
at Harlan Field. score ? 20 j. Tho
Camden team was on the winning end
Of the score. Inability 20 hit Jackson
with runners on base caused me To-
feat Of the ioca's Tho Wilmington
rev had many chances 70 break 20
the game, but they failed 20 connect
when hits meant runs The score.
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Umpire Knowlton A gain Figures in Row
in Eastern Shore League, When He Forfeits

Parksley. Va. June 27.-Parksley
defeated Laurel here yesterday. ~ 10
2. The laurel team continues on the
down grade and unless the team shows
reversal Of form soon. they will be
Mt the bottom of tho league.
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Ycsterday's Results.
Trump. o; Bond, 4
Pcnnsy. q. American Chr. q.
Gas Co. q. du Pont. p.

Pouncing on the delivery OF Thomp-
son in the first frame for four runs.
and continuing on the delivery Of Nc
Donald. who succeeded him in the sec
ond. Trumps scored an easy victory
over Bond last night in an Industrial
League game by the score Of 20 2.
| The score:
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The Eleventh Ward baseball club II
without a game FOR the Fourth Of July
and would like 20 hear from some FIRST
class team ia or out Of the state Send
challenges Co A. Thomas, sOs Eighth
avenue or call 6s7s-G after $50 y m
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LACK BR|TTON WINS
WHEN LEONARD FOULS


New York. June 21.--Jack Pritton.
worlds welterweight boxing champion
sncccsafully defended his title against
p.nny Leonard, lightweight champion.
last night. Referee Patsy Haley claim
ms that Leonard hit Rrittun while
en-. hitter WAR on ono knee In the
thirteenth round OF their fifteen-round
match.
Altar two minutes and fortytwo
socond- of ayhting IN the thirteenth
round pri,tou suddenly went down ON
ono knee and the referee started
counting over him. Then Leonard
walked over and struck Rrit,on with a
loft to tina body. The referee said he
had not seen "a foul blow struck be
fore nrition went down. although
prlttun claimed one Rritton then sat
~ his corner unhurt
Rrl,hn Had nettcr ct Fight
prltton had all tho better of the
nrht until this incident. lie had been
an the Offensive during the greater
part ~ the contest and took Leonard :
hardest blows with n toss of the head
and a smilo.
IL. cut Leonardo lips with lefts and
right. and though he was turned
around several times by the light
weight champions straight rights &c
INV. be cnme back AZ all times un.
funlcd and FUN " nght.
After tho fighters had left the rims
the crowd purged around the ring, de
manding an explanation of both nsht
.rs TACTICS IA connection with h'
FOUL Triton was on ono knee and wal
deliberately struck by Leonard. VIII,
then walked 90 his corner. claimins
thu, he had struck B,1tton fairly. Thu
ssf.roe anid, however. that he though
Che blow VIVA unlnt.ntional
leonard weighed 1917 pounds m,
fia veteran opponent ia6A three
quarters " pound inside the wel'er
welght limit Tho lightweight till
WINS not ~ stake,
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Independent Games.

Merwick vs.. Eastlake. Mill
taryA Grounds
Dobson vs.. st. Thomas, Har-
Ian Field, $50.
Wilmington Recreation Girls
VS.. St. Johns Boy Scouts.
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THU RSDAN.
Church League.

First Division Goodman VS..
Westminster. Rockford, No, 2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Second Division--Scott vs..
MCCabe Nj. E. Baynard, No. 4.
Umpire-itickerts.
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TWO BIRDS AND PAR
IN ONE HOLE

Chicago. June 27.--rwo brides
and par al one hole wns the
Worlds record established by
Kenneth Mackenzie. % the Ex-
moor Club here.
Playing az the seventh hole.
which measures 100 yards. his
tee shot killed two ~psrrows. and
after THO he holed out a par for
n
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summary Hits OF Smith. I Shorene o
Two-base hits. sullivan. Home runs.
Shorene. Smith, sullivan. Elliott. Struck
out. by Quinn. 3; ShOrene, ! smith. !.
Double plays. Jordan 70 Hlund TO Sebsll.
2 Left on bases. du Pont. 8: Gas Co. >.
stolen bases du Pont I Gas Co. s Base
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FRIDAY.
Church League.

First DivisiOn-Second Baptist
VS.. Brandywine. Twenty-ninth
and Market. Umpire-Rickerts.
Second DiVision-First- Cen
trail VS.. ST. stephens. Baynard,
No. /. Umpire-Brittingham.
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IndeDpudept Games.

Pepper Club VS.. Westminster
Reserves, Baynard, No. 4, $50.
Bacharach Giants vs.. Rich
mond Giants, Harlan Field, $50.
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DU P0NT INTER-DEPART
GOLF LEAGUE STANDING

The first half OF the series K
matches scheduled by the Mems Inter-
departmental League has been Anish-
ID. and the standing Of the teams %
- y fnllnM.
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sTTHo1fiAs


-E'IfET I NJ
Camden % o o o.
- Thomas . q o q % o o.
summary Hits Of Nfasfin = IN 2 In
nings Elwood in innings Tpo-ha-@
nits Nitchie Morgan struck ont ~
ElwOod. Jackson 2 stolen hzSes
Coyle Base on balls. or Eiwood. A.
Umpire. Jamison
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POCOMOKE
SALISBURY
SCORE HN INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Pocomoke city .....-.... | q Ia
Salisbury ........-... q q x-2
Summa ries: Two-base hits, Wilson, Me
knight Home runs, Brannan, Davis Hit
by pitched ball. Hummer (Mckni1ht).
Base on balls. of Hummer, 4 OF Bussey 2.
StrucA ouI. by Hummer u by Bussey /
Hits OH Hummer. 3 in Is innings or
Bussey, in So innings Earned runs.
Pocomoke . Salisbury, 2. Time OF game,
200 Umpire. KnO9lton.
Crisfield, Md, June 81 Cambridge
punched their hits in three innings
here yesterday, winning from Ctistield,
! to 4. Clayton with IS strikeouts.
showed splendid form. Hammond and
Goetzel contributed home runs.
The score
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GAMES TOMORROW.

AMERICAN ItAGtI.
Boston az Philadelphia.
Cleveland a. Detroit
New Nurk al Washington
NATIoN NAL JkASl T..
Philadelphia A. New YORK
brooklyn at Boston
~ Louis az Pittsburg
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GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston at Philadelphia
~ Louis al Cleveland.
chicago at Detroit
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia az New York.
rittaburg az Chicago
Cincinnati az ~. Louis.
Brooklyn a. Boston.
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W EDN ESDAI.

Bankers and Brokers VS.. st.
Hedwig's. Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets.
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NATIONAL LEhorB
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL IrkGuH.

New York q Boston.
Cleveland Q ~ Louis o.
Other clubs not scheduled
NATIONAL IIAGIk.
IN lndelphiA. p Boston O.
chicago. e. pntsburg.
cincinnati. ~ Louis. (
New York BROOKLYN. not
scheduled
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City League.

Bankers and Brokers Va. Sew
enth Ward, Fourteenth and
Woodlawn avenue.
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Independent Games.

Olympia Victor Boys VS.. Viii
mington Recreation Girls, Bay
nard Field. $50.
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VIII your property be listed In
Every Evening real estate directory
next week? Call Every Evening and
ask for real estate advertising so
licitor or give your ad over the
phone.-Ady.
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County League.

New Castle vs.. Five Points.
Five Points.
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Summary Earned rms. p r. r ,.
Two-base hits. Flynn. Rainey. Hannort.
Novel;. ,; Speakman. Grier. Home run.
Speakman. struck out. Maioney. g;
Thompson Left on bases r r. r. .. 4
{. and F Co 5 stolen bases. Grier
Sacrifice hit, Maloney. Hit by pitched
bail Sparp Base on balls. Maloney. 3
ReinhOlz. ,. Time of game. 30. Umpire
Duncan.
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SCORES OF YESTERDAY.
Cambridge, :; Crishcld. I
Salisbury. q PoComoke. q.
Parksley. 10: Laurel, 2.
Forfeited in sixth inning.
TODAY's SCHEDULE.
Crisfleld at Cambridge
Salisbury at Pocomoke.
Park sley at Laurel.
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City League.

Bankers and Brokers VS.. De-
fiance, Second and du Pont
streets.
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CITY WINS
OVER FIRST ". p. NINE
FIRST 81. P. CHTRCH

Chesapeake city defeated First II. P.
20, on Saturday. at Chesapeake City.
The score:
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Your want ad in Every Evening
reaches $4,000 readers daily.-Adv.
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IndeDendent Games.

Merwick vs.. plummer's All
Stars, wOrkhouse.
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Home Run Contest

Rahe Ruth celebrated his return 20
the diamond after his recent suspon
eiun rs crashing his eighth homo run
at the season The blow was delivered
~ the Nth inning ~ the game against
che Rcd soS. Jack Quinn. who used
tu twlrl Tor tho iRnkS being the vic
sim cruise. 90 the BOSTON Braves.
and Williams. OF the philics, were the
others 10 siam for the circuit yester-
.iaV The l.at,FH
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TRUMP BROS.

summary Hts OF Biddle. g Thompson,
g. Mcdonald Two base hits .Tbomp-
son Three base hits Tobin Dougherty
struck out. by Biddle. I Thompson. 3
Mcdonald. 2 Double plays. j Reynolds
10 Il Reynolds HIT by pitched ball. by
Biddle. / Thompson. l. Mcdonald. ..
Bases on balls. fiddle. Z. Thompson. T.
Mcdonald J. Number OF innings pitched
by Biddle 7 TbompsOn. 3 Mcdonald.
Time OF game. 80 Umpire. hastings.
sos" Wlnthrup's Pennsylva MIA
Railroad team started Of in fine
fashion in the second half Of the In
dustrial League with an easy victory
over American Car and Foundry. run
ners up in the first half The Car
men" were easy for Wlithrup's clan
asst night. the final score being 20
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Dave Zearfoss' Gas Company team
got of to a good start IN the second
half Of the Industrial League by trim
ming du Pont in a close game . 10 >.
Smith started on the hill for the Gas
men and although ne allowed only
two hits. an avalanche ot errors en-
abled the du Pont team 20 score five
runs. The score:
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Totals
CHESAPEAKE
SCORE BY INNINGS

StOkE By INNINGS.
Chesapeake O q ? o q o 3 , K
First NJ. p . o o % , o.
Two-base hits. Fowler. HattOn1eld.
Broadiey. struck out. BY Schaefer.
Kahn. :. Base on balls. by Schaefer. 3
Kahn. g. Passed ball. BristOw Wild
pitch. Kahn. Double plays. watson. 20
Bristow. Lorraine 10 Clemmons 20 LOr-
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onard Fouled Britton; Camden Halls st. Thomas


New YorkT Mark sgs,arsd IT,
o the bal players
had tho such contributors
1t up in
andsnde
either ST. star but the Detroit combination fall, s
Roth led their leagues in 1920 onsby led again 1921 Both will top
the
proved
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