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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-01

Carl Otto Mandantz. extr.. to r.
W. Miller, pit lot s, blk 3, CoJfax.
$3.50.
Mortgages
William II. Schlehuber to Walter
bayfield,, sh seq. seq swq and lot 4.
OF -, twp, range 46, $3.50.
William Baird to Mary E. Hiney,
pit 3-l6-43, $4,000.
Samuel O. Allen to AIurpbev.
Fayre & Co., nwq 32-2O-42. $1,000.
Claude NJ Haynes to y. W. AIu-
tuaI Life Insurance Co., swq 1914
45 CeX), $4,000.
Adam Kromm to p. B. Strayens.
tract sWq sWq 11-16-43, $500.
{. W. Christensen to Citizaus
State Bank, Tekoa. horse, auto. S2ST
Gilbert DeYoung to Citizens State
Bank, Tekoa, live stock, impIe-
ments, pit crops 1928 pit 18-2O-46.
$9S1 w.
Joseph Emerson to Auto Sales Co..
three COWS. $522.
Con Sullivan to Auto Sales Co..
auto, $12j.
R. A Jones to State National
Bank, Garfield, live stock. impIe-
ments, hay, grain, crop 1922. sh %
1914, $500.
j. \. Lennon to O. d. NcKeeben
live stock implements. crops Beno-
Wah Co, $4,000.
\; +. Parker to Security National
Sank, Palouse, live stock imnIe-
ments, crop, pit 30-l6-46. $500.
Ralph +. Turner to l.. Heyd. live
STOCK, implements. auto. crop Iq22
pJ 26-II-45, swq 33-l7-45. $1,000
A. +. Warwick to Commercial
state Bank, Oakesdale. live stock
implements, crops l923-24 pit S-lg-
90 4. +. Montgomery to Auto Sales
Co, Inc, two autos, $3.50.
". F. Huffman Jr. to r. L. Huff
man, live stock, Implements bay
gram, crop pit 35-17-43, $6712.
Releases
Bank OF Winona to Fred ChristoD-
sen. real mtge, 11-3O-21. S
Farmers state Bank. st. John. to
Mary J. Copper real mtge. $500
Bank OF Endicott to August Mar
heI. chattel, $4,000
Il. l.. Huffman to w. +, Huffman
Jr., chattel 5000. - -
K. L. Huffman to W. F. Huffman.
Jr, chatteL $6911.
Assignments
j. /. Case Threshing Machine 90
10 ". W. LOOMS & CO.. chatteI s.
". W, LOOMS & co. to 4. p
faImer' chatteL $500.
AffidavitS
Lewis Stairet to The Public. we'll
acquainted with Josie Alma Rich
II. " Hanford to The Public we'll
acquainted with James A. Hender-
son and WI Mary L.. husband and
VIE January II, 1902.
Bills of Sale
Henry Schuldt to Anfin p. KNIT
son tools, etc. in shoe shop. 5000.
Liens
Harry w. Robertson VS.. A. ". Hin
setJ, 100 sacks potatoes. labor.
-. Conditional Bills of Sale
Washington Water Power 20 IN
I'm Delta Theta, electric sweeper.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-01
NOVEMBER 20, 1929
AffidaV;ts

s : Million to rbo p,,,,.. =,
acquainted with Josenb lI In,,r' wen
5. S. Miller to The Public. VOL
acquainted with Jobn Kanfr,a, "e'i
Roy Hickman TO The Puhlic
+. S. knowlton IN srba plI,iio ~,
acquainted with s K CIaTk o''
b. L. Vickery to The PnbIic VOL
acquainted with f. E. GfIdersieeve 0''
acquainted with J. ~ b. ~ Moore "p5''' wen
John Schau to The Public, broth
CT of August Schau decaasad - u ~
G. W. Larue 10 The pnbIin
L. c. Crow to The PubItc
nood.
H.. ''''>
- i Ia4 N" ", hllham TO }. c. Ruth,
~ t1l Z, DIX a. Pullman, $4,000.
CneStef + .DoWnen To Chester and
LI'y 00 4 D.oWnen, lots 6, :, S,
Oih Z, EVAN, 81.
~. :. reed to j. Q. Nation, pit
81 60 % o-I "a 4; $4,000.
owen Dolan to Garfield National
ba4N, tract 35-lS-45, $40.
Joseph Byron Ferguson to Lett
D. ferguson pit 2O-l6-40, 81.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-12-01
NOVEMBER p. 1922

w. d. Barkhuff to State of Wash
ington, lots 2, 3, 10, 20, blk 8, Mt.
View add, Pullman, ST..
Conrad Lust to j. NJ. Edmonds,
lot Is, sh lot IS, blk 4, Tekoa.
1900.
G. S. Cole to E. J. Cole, sh sea
and sh swq 4-17-43, 81.
Sadie Elma Hammer Margaret NJ,
hitchcock, W. r. and Paul II. Hull
TO ). {. Baird, lots |, 2, 4, Avenue
add, ColfaX, pit 106, blk 81. $500.
Arthur c. Palmer and Harold w.
Davis to John Huffman, pit %. %,
IN ~, pit 35, SO, 81, in 17-42. $40.
Carl Otto Mandantz, extr., to fl.
w. Miller, pit lot s, blk 3, CoJtax,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

And then the girl other
ne' Y guy guy after all. was the man she threw over the first
the soldiers in and her Then the act all
your AT this point narrative the beautiful
will of
interest and make believe she heard all She will probably
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

''Say, you oughta been along!
Art and l got seats in a box,
and gee! l got one of the
chorus girls so fused she
couldn't dance! Two other
girls got winkin' and maxim
signs at us to meet 'em after
the show-good lookin' girls,
too! Believe me, fella, before
that show was over we had the
whole comp'ny playin' to US"
Art, the chronic Y. M. C. A.
hound, pretends he's an awful
devil with the ladies. A regu-
lar young rascal, that's what
he is! And maybe he isn't
hard to please. Wasn't single
girl in last years Ziegfeld
''Follies," not a Single girl, Art
would be seen with. No Stree!
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

Moving picture star, making be-
lieve she's a great, great actress.
She's getting away with it, too.
See her in the role of a society
debutante licking her lips and
registering distaste for the hol-
low social game. How she longs
for the wild, free Northwest and
the mounted police! A great big
mounted policeman who will win
her respect by choking her. Wait
till the next reel and you'll see
it ali.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-28

What yox ought do and neither Mr. Rode
such in the ktchenv The trout
don't look at the problem
y Socaed of the house making believe rule with
rod of The little isn't saying much She's hea
it before and she isn't greatly interested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
ght More Football Stars Barred St. Marys Takes Game
IN FOOTBALL
STIRS COLLEGIATE OFFICIALS

Carnvile illinois,
problem collegiate athletics
professionalism 1t has
this
sdiron game o sport
the colleges OF the
There have been arguments and tho problem
The Illinois summary
college athletics
undoubtedly
future college athletics
tho consequences
a prominent wnminsonian right
his through coesc7 This that
sell his there
OF idea holds that n
his services musician.
problem OF professionalism
strictly
But tho what all
Tho college baseball OF
with his
regulations
professional provided
n
right professional
field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
THIS AND THAT OF SPORT

our country. 1t will not be long be-
fore he buys a flask himself.
With all the snow on the ground, il
is a wonder that some sleigh racing
does not take place Newark used to
have plenty of this sport and provided
some real fun for the lovers of this
sort of racing.
The closing of the wild fowl shoot
ing season today Is a disappointment
to many gunners. They have had
some mightySgood sport this year and
hate TO miss more of It,
Scoop" Bollinger, the bowler from
Fort du Pont, who holds a fine record
in this sport, has been. demonstrating
his class at the local tournaments and
| his opponents concede him a position
up among the leaders.
Westminster Thirds would like to
hear from any third class team in
the city and the Church League Re
serves. Westminster is a traveline
team, Send challenges to II. Jones
1914 West Fifteenth street.
The heavy snowfall has put a damp
er on the baseball talk that was going
the rounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31

Jack Dempsey may be forced to go
out Of pugilism to find an opponent.
Certainly a scrap between Dempsey
and Won Tirpitz or Dempsey and the
commander OF the U-4 would draw an
enormous gate.
The Wilmington Friends School
basketball team has established
great record In inter scholastic circles,
with record of nine consecutive vic
tories to its credit. Some of these
victories have been hard fought and
have been against some of the best
teams of this part of the country.
Harry F'razee will not attend the
opening of the season in Boston for
fear that the first ball will be thrown
at him.
Spring training for youthful pitch
ers has started unusually early this
year. The heavy snowstorm is re-
sponsible for this situation, as num-
Der Of boys have been giving their
arms a good workout and from the ac-
curacy of some OF them, the crop OF
good pitchers will be greater than
ever this year.
/ A distinguished foreign visitor in
America expressed amazement over
the well developed hips Of the men in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
NOTRE DAME STARS
ADMIT WRONGDO|NG
Collegiate Ranks Rocked by
Football Scandal, Eight More
Disbarred; Total ~.

South Bend. Ind, Jan. 31.-Eight
Notre Dame University athletes yes
terday voluntarily confessed to Father
William Cary. chairman of the Ath-
le,ic Board. and Knute Rockne, foot
ball coach. that they had played in the
semi-professional football game at
Taylorville. H.. November 81, 1921,
with the Carlinville, UllD team. They
were Immediately disqualified from
further athletic competition at Notre
Dame.
The eight men We're:
Eddie Anderson. Mason City, Ia I;
Al-AmcriCan end.
Chester Wynne. Orinoque, Kan: ALI
Western fullback selection of several
football writer's and star hurdler.
Roger Kiley. Chicago, Varsity end /:
captain of the basketball team and
star track man.
Lawrence Shaw, Stewart. Ia;
Varsity tackle and Western champion
shot putter.
Harry Mara. Huntington, Ind; sub
center in football and regular baseball
player.
Robert Phelan. Fort Madison, Ia;
sub-Narsity fullback.
Earl Walsh. Adrian, Ia; sub
Varsity back.
Dick Seifert, Carlinville. III: sub
end.
The players exonerated Gus Desch
member OF the American Olympic
team. and John Mohardt, All-Ameri-
can back. from taking part in the
game. saying that neither was IN any
way implicated in the affair.
The athletes declared they had re.
ccived no money for taking part il
the game, in which. il is said, nearl.
500. 900 was bet by citizens Of the tw,
towns and which recently resulted il
disqualification of nine University o
Illinois stars for playing on the Tay
lorville eleven. They declared the,
had agreed TO play merely as a lark
The confessions and consequent dis
qualifications OF the men was said b,
Coach Rockne TO have lust abou
wrecked" the Notre Dame basketball
and track teams this year. and to hav,
torn up the prospects for next year
| football eleven"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
LARGE CROWD SEES
CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES
Hanover Rolls Up Big Score on
McCabe and Grace Defea ats
Second Baptists.

Ono OF the largest crowds In the
history Of the Church Athletic League
was on hand last night Mt the Friends
School gym TO witness the McCabe-
Hanover and Grace-Sccond Baptist
games. In the first bill, Hanover had
an easy time with the McCabe team.
defeating them, 30 to IA. Chambers
boys were out 10 hand the Second
Baptist boys half hundred defeat.
but the best they could do was 3s to
IS.
Hanover had no trouble at all de-
fcating tho McCabe boys In the first
game OF the Church League Tits last
night. In fact, It was one field goal
after another for tho Eighteenth and
Boulevard boys, from the timo the
opening whistle sounded until
Gallagher announced tho game over.
McCabe, although tasting the wors,
defeat OF the season, displayed n vast
Improvement over previous games.
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
SECOND BAPT|STS
TOP[AY K. Of {, FIVE
Manager Blacks Team Took
First Game; Opponents Ex-
pect to Even Matters.

Second Baptist OF the Church
League will battle the X. OF c. I'VE
tomorrow night in the Olympia cage
at Sl6 Shipley street. This VIII be
the second time for these two teams
to come together, The Baptist boys
captured the first game. The "Caseys-
are out to avenge themselves for the
defeat handed them by the church
boys a few weeks ago.
Manager Black viii most likely use
the same lineup tomorrow night as
ne did TWO weeks ago. Manager
Dougherty will pick his team from the
following men: Horty, Mccarthy.
Buckley. McQuaid. McCoskey, Monag-
han. Byrne, Shaw, Purcell. With
these men going at top rate speed the
game promises TO be a real one from
the start TO the finish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
HERE'S A DEFINITION
OF THE NEW F[APPER
believes to Have Missed JOY
is Not to Have Lived
at AL"

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Berkeley. Cal. Jan. 3i.-Nppr0si-
mately 1900 "happers" are on tho
University OF California student rolls.
Miss Mary Ide Bentley. former sccre-
tary of the San Francisco Young
women's Christian Association. d.
clared in an address here.
"F'lappers." Miss Bentley sa,d. "gs-
ually are girls who believe personality
Is physical. who consider al advice "a
abstract, who love continual change.
who converse IN genera,itles and who
are in many higher institutions %
learning.
ITO present a picture Of tho nor
NAL girl "a ehe ex,>.- today ia a dar-
ing venture" Miss Bentley added. she
has no average. she has no grorp tie.
She is a stranger 20 herseif--Sone-
times especially % members 81 her
own family--and cannot be compared
with her kind OF a previous age.
We are tempted 20 think o, her az
living in a spirit Of masquerade SO
rapidly and completely can ahe as
sumo different and difficult roles or
accomplishment.
she tantalizes us by the simpiene~a
OF her artfulness and yet unreslness.
We find her light-hearted. which 10
the privilege OF youth. She believes
with Stevenson that TO have missed
the Joy is to have missed 20 all. We
find her harboring secrets and I'm
bedded emotions which are her hidden
treasure in the mysterious discovery
Of herself as a private individual. 10
we do not understand these symptoms
we call Il temperament ana try 70
dispose of the girl as difficult or as
needing discipline
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
NEW CLUBHOUSE FOR
.GREENH|LL SHOTS
Big Cot Togther Match TO be
Staged on the Traps Next
Saturday.

The Creenhiil TrapshooiirG Cub
members nre planning a biz sct-'o-
gether shoot for saturday afternoon.
February 4, and the officers ~ no
club are working hard % bring out
a large number ~ the local trapshoo,-
ers. The club has been practically
closed during the past few months
and a number OF the local boys are
looking forward 70 Saturdays event
with pleasure.
Officers for tho club for the year
1922 will be elected on the afternoon
Of the shoot, at the club house. and Tor
this reason Il is hoped that tho mem
bers win turn out strong.
The class cups for the four classes
have 10 date. each only three leg win
ners registered and on Saturday an
opportunity VIII be offered 70 esch
shooter In his class 20 qualify FOR
these trophies The cups VIII be on
competition ten times. with a dna'
shoot-Off for permanent ownerhhlp.
The high score Of the day on 70 tar
gets under an added target handicap
for the different classes. VIII be award
ed leg on tho presidents trophy.
while the double target enthusia sts
viii have an opportunity 10 register a
win on that handsome trophy.
The club Is making an active cam
paign to line up the 1929 membership
dues. and shooters are requested 20
mali checks 20 tho trea surer. The
dues for 1920 arc fixed az 50. while a
life membership ticket r. SIS. To
help the club out ~ debt on the new
club house II ~ hoped many members
will elect to pay the life membership
Money thus paid oft VIII be used ex-
lclusiveiy 10 pay or the Indebtedness
against the club house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
WIN FIRST GAME,
DEFEAT A QUINTET
VS. Lead Y. M. C. A. League
With Good Margin; Much In
terest in Contests.

The US won the first OF double bill
staged at the Y, NJ. c. A. last night
in game with the Ms. 1s 10 rs. &c
was one Of the fastest and cleanest
games staged on the Y. NJ. c. A. floor
this season. In the second game the
C's defeated the AS, % 20 IA.
Snappy passing, good floor work
and accurate shooting were the out
standing features OF the opening con-
test. John Gerstenberg scored ten of
the victor's 1s points, while the scor-
ing honors were evenly divided on the
Ms.
The second number OF the double
bill proved to be an interesting one as
for time the teams were tied and the
winner was much in doubt. Loose
managed 10 break away in the latter
part of the first half and score four
field goals. which gave his team a sub
stantial lead that their opponents were
unable 10 overcome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
EASTERN SHORE POsTMAsTFRs.
Appointments Made For Ceutreville,
Denton and Hebron.

Washington. Jan. 31.-President.
Harding yesterday sent the following
Eastern Shore OF Maryland post
mastership nominations 20 tho Sem.
ate:
Centreville-Lloyd T. Hayden
Denton-Samuel G.. NuttIs.
Hebron-James y. Wilson.
James e. johnson was nominatsf
for New Church. Va.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
PRESIDENTIAL.
DEMPSEY WILL FIGHT
BRENNAN, MARCH IL

New York, Jan. 31.--Jack Dempsey
Will defend his worlds heavyweight
boxing title against Bill Brennan, of
Chicago, In a 12-round match IN Madi-
son Square Garden. March II. it was
reported last night. Managers of the
pugilists stated that they would sign
articles for the match today.
The Chicagoan has twice been
knocked out by Dempsey.
Plans for proposed match between
Dempsey and Harry Wills, the New
Orleans Negro heavyweight, have not
been abandoned because of the Bren-
nan arrangements. it was said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
keystone to Revive Wrestling.

The Keystone Field Club will make
an attempt to revive wrestling in this
city next Wednesday evening. when
they will stage a 140-pound tourna-
ment, open to any man in the State.
This tourney should create consider
able interest as the last one held in
this State drew crowded houses every
night. Among the local wrestlers who
are expected to enter are Spike Hay
den. Malcolm Mccoy, Fred Dem
Young Carter and Andy Pines. Any
140-pound wrestler who wishes to
enter should leave his name at the
Keystone Field Club, 2o4 East Fourth
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
FLEET FOXHOUND COMING into HIS own

The American foxhound s
this having
hunting which
plenty
halted FOL a
In by Delaware hunters
foNhound
several valuable kennels in the vicinity St
that secton
state
of
while of
traced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
SOLDIERS PLAY BASKETBALL.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. Jan. 31.-Last evening
c team Of Company TX defeated the =
team in the Van Dyke Armory by the
close score of "a to %. At the close Of
the first half the score was IL 70 II
In favor of the former team. Manager
Leslie Walls would like TO hear from
all second class teams within the
State.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
ALPHA BEATS ORIENTAL.

In a X. OF p. Quot League game,
at Pythian Castle. Alpha, No. 25, de-
feated Oriental, No. 10. three out OF
five games.
The games:
Alpha, No. rs. Il 81 IS 21-3
Oriental. No. ID 8 16 81 81 12-2
Players-Alpha: Captain Collins.
Homewood, George Young, Hirzel and
F'aivre; Oriental: Capt +. Maxwell.
Mearns. Klienstuber, Yates, and Nc
Vey.
Referees-Wm. Beirns. Oriental. !;
Crossgrove, Clayton Lodge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
PARKS|OE DROPS
ITS FIRST GAME
u. Mary's Continues In Great
Fashion and Defeats Kirk
wood Park Team.

Park aide Was unable TO stop the
rush " the fast. stepping 81. Mary's
quintet last nixht In the opening game
~ tho SECOND halt of the city League
s"asvn.
The saints" who won the nrst half
title. played In true championship
form and completely cutclasscd the
ki,kwood Park crew on ~ home
court. running ur a 20 Ia 10 score.
n was the nr~t defeat tor rarksldc
on l'a homo floor during the league
season More than SEQ fans turned out
,o wiin"ss th" contest ana thay were
VIII entertained with the wonderful
exhibition Tho ncnrn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
Ty Cobb TO Try Comeback.

the many fight fans of this city
who attended the bouts at the PENIS
Grove Club. will be surprised to hear
that Ty Coob, who acted as match
maker Of the club, is back In ring
toys again and will box Johnny Mayo
in the opening bout of the National
Club on Saturday night The wind
up will bring together the Wagner
family, the veteran Al. Wagner taking
on Kid Wagner, a youngster who has
been forging to the front
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
TOWER HILL MANAGES
TO DEFEAT STAPLER PARK

By superior fioorwork and excellent
shooting, Tower Hill managed TO de-
feat Stapler Park yesterday afternoon
at the Tower Hin floor, SO to 20.
Lindsey. with 10 points. was the
big cog in the Tower Hill machine.
Carmichael and Wardenberg also con-
tributed largely. Scott, at center for
Stapler, was the big noise for the de-
feated quintet. The teams will meet
again February TO- The score: =
TONER HILL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
M'CABE.
Grace Adds Another.

In tho drawing card OF tho evening
Grace displayed 10 the large crowd
of followers that they could not be
defeated twice In one season by the
same team.
that Grace had an easy time, Blacks
boys gave good account OF them
selves. Chandler trotted out his best
bet and the flve-man defense made Il
almost impossible for the Baptists to
penetrate. The score;
GRACE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
WONDERS wANE.
Delaware City Au-Stars on Lonf End
OF Score.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Delaware City. Jan. 31.---The Della
ware City All-Stars defeated the Won
ders I'm a closely contested game OF
basketball at the Fort du Pont gym
nasium last evening. 1s to 10. J. Rey-
bold starred for tho All-stars. while
Butler and Husfelt played we'll for the
Wonders. This 10 the second OF
series OF games TO be played between
these two teams. Last nights VIC
tory made 1t two straight for the
All-Stars. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
NEIGHBORHOOD WINS OVER
PINE CAGE QUINTET

Neighborhood took the measure OF
Pine last night in an -Neighbor-
hood contest of the Community Ser
vice League at the Wilmington High
School, 81 TO IL.
Viscount and Macell were the lead
ing point-getters. while Carbone and
Tartaglio excelled on the defense for
the winning team. O'Neill starred for
Pine. Hagley and Parkside failed TO
show up for their game. The score:
NrrnunnDnaAn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
CITY LEAGUE CONTRACTS
MUST BE FILED TODAY

According to the City Basket
ball League ruling. governing
the signing Of new players, man
ayers must file contracts with
President Leo Walsh or Secre-
tary Joe Condor before $50 to-
night. The rule reads that
players cannot be signed after
the second game Of the second
half of the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
fISnNANp FIELD GOAL
WINS FOR \. ~. II. A. THIRDS

A ncid goal by riehman IN the last
minute. followed by another by zutz
enabled tho Y. NJ. X. A. Thirds TO score
i,~ second vistory over the Tenth
Ward collcrians last night. is TO Ia.
Tho game WINS played NJ the y. M.
n A. iioor md was nip and tuck from
star, 20 finish. Tho score;
A. NJ II A THIRDS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
NEIGHBoRHoOD.


The Beacon quintet will play the
PENIS Grove five tonight at PENIS
Grove. The Jerseyites will likely give
the locals lively reception, as they
have won most OF their games this
season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-31
BERGAN D|SPOSES OF
H0WETT IN SINGLES
Mccall Takes Match From Rod
riques; More Contests Sched-
uIed for Tonight.

The second nights play In the
Delaware State bowling singles at
Grady's alleys. uncovered two fast
matches. In the first match, Jack
Bergan disposed OF Howett. taking
three games out of the six. the first
game ending In tie at IT'S pins.
In tho other match Mccall, after
dropping the first game. came back
strong and captured the next three
games In order. Neither man bowled
the game he is capable of. Rodriques
got one 200 game i'm the first frame
Last nights summary: