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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-02

The Merry workers class of the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church
made more than $40 at the food sale
held last Saturday. The proceeds will
go to the building fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
SALES|ANUN HOPES
TO SURPRISE FANS
Greatly Encouraged by Recent
Showing; Expect to Get on
Right Side of Ledger.

Greatly encouraged by their show
ing against West Catholic High Sat
urday. the Salesianum warriors will
practice FOR all their worth this week
in hopes OF coming off victorious in
their next gridiron battle with Bristol
High away. That the Catholic High
eleven has improved considerably is
beyond doubt.
They have cut the score OF each de-
feat almost half. Chester High in
their second game of the season ran
up a 500 score on the Eighth and
West Streets battleTs. Roman Cath
Ole, the second best team OF the
Catholic League, had hoped % even
surpass this, but won from the locals
by n $50 score. The score made by
West Catholic whose every playel
outWeighed the Salesians footballcr,
by 20 pounds, was almost half Of thl.
defeat.
The team will be drilled in forward
passes a great deal this week. sine,
1t was weak in that department Sal;
urday. TaCkling viii be taken III
more vigorously this week becaus.
Coach Malloy intends TO perfect tn
boys as much as possible for thu III
with Bristol High Saturday.
Several new players viii be worllc,
into the team also this week Red
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
WINTER ACTIVITIES At
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
Bowling, Indoor Baseball and
Other Sports to be Held in
Parish House.

Members of ST. Andrews Church
will have ample opportunity 10 par
ticipate in the winter activities that
have been outlined for a house COM
mittee has been appointed 10 see that
the Parish House is kept open every
night in the week. il has been ar
ranged 70 have some member of the
committee on, hand each evening TO
take charge OF the program that has
been arranged.
Two bowling teams have been or
ganized by Edward Anderson and are
already at work. Instead OF becom-
ing q member of one OF the many
bowling teams in the city a league IS
being organized within the church.
Anyone wishing 10 join a team may
do so by communicating with any Of
! the following: Ed Anderson, Henry
/ Fisher. Marshall Oliver, George Dorsey,
/ J.. D. ROthensies, Fred Griswold, Fred
| Wyatt, Ernest Bolton, Leighton Dor
Isey or Dunbar Muhlhausen.
Those in charge are taking care of
! the activities planned for the boys and
girls of school age Basketball and
indoor baseball, are only two of the
many forms Of recreation in the gym
nasium. Quoits. checkers and othea
games will De played on the first floor
along with these numerous features
for the winter months II is also plan
ned 10 stage a tournament among tn,
boys and girls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07

Bacon may be drilled sor tho back
field and Spike" We,din for the end.
Weid.n got n chance 20 participate IN
the game against West Catholic, and
mad, a creditable showing. consider
ing the short length az time he has
been out iTac:!c.nz.
Brick" McArties. who received an
injury 20 his ankle a. the beginning
of the season. had hoped TO play IN
Saturdays game. but no was unable
Aecause his ankle was not strong
enough. He has not missed a work
out, however. and will be IN readiness
is he Will be able 20 play Saturday.
Ed" Fahey. who has been appoint
| ed manager for this years basket
! ball team at the Catholic High, mas
about completed his schedule. Sa!esi-
anum VIII have an extra member
/ Camden Catholic High, 20 contend
against in the Catholic League this
season. Hap" Sheehy may be back
but Walt" Micha Will not, thus max
ing IL uncertain whether the Eighul
and West Street school Will have tn
same quintet that represented 4 las
year on the wooden ways.
Salesianum had Il banner basketball
team last year, having been consider
ed one Of the best IN the Cathoit
League and winning all OF It's inde
pendent games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
COMMUNITY SERVICE
PLANS CAGE LOOPS
Three Circuits to be Formed to
Stimulate Basketball
Interest.

The Wilmington Community Service
has planned TO operate basketball
leagues in three different departments
this season. Charles ~ Ernst.
executive director will take full
charge OF the leagues.
One league will represent the play
grounds. another tho athletic clubs,
and the third will be composed Of
young men who do not belong to any
organizations and who would like to
play basketball.
will be played under the amateur
rules, with the intercollegiate form
of play governing all games. The
age limit is IS years. and each play
er shall represent only one team.
The sea son will open about the first
part OF December and continue about
three months. The winning team In
each division will be presented ':.th a
cup and each player on TN winning
team Will be given n picture OF the
team he represented. The winners
Of each division will meet in pos,
season series for the amateur cham
p.onship. The winner OF this series
will be presented with n large cur
that must be won three times TO gain
permanent possession.
A meeting will be held on wednes-
| day evening, November 10. 10 decide
upon the managers of tho teams and
| arrange the details in connection with
the ieegue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
high POINTS FOR
+. CHESTER BAT TIE
Local Squad Works Out in Elmo
Style Preparatory to
Big Contest.

with the old battle cry, Beat Ches-
ter" ringing in their ears, the Cherry
and White squad buckled down TO the
intensive work laid out by Coaches
Ashton and Foulk. To beat Chester
is the big feather. in the locals. hat
and every candidates energy is bent
toward this purpose. Coach Larkin's
boy. are also taking extra precautions
for his team as he realizes that Will
minston may be down but not out"
The obstetrics have arranged for
Victory Dance" This is a little
mature. but the Chesterites believe
that there's nothing TO i. but walk
over for Nacrehs and company.
Assisted IN, Farmer" Bounds. Pill"
Feinberg and Johnny Webb formerly
Of the local school. but now of ST.
Johns Military College of Annapolis
the local coaches had ev'ry man
working for two full hours. No scrinr-
mage was INDUCED in, burt the Varsity
and scrubs wf1i mix it up today.
Feinberg, Bounds and Coach Foulk
had the line men doing their stuff and
the candidates learned a few new
tricks. Johnny Webb and Coach Ash
ton gave the backs stiff workout
and also gave the men some new
mays The backs are working better
interference and getting the snap into
the plays.
Norm" White and Captain Stout
returned TO the lineup and stuck TO
the last in the workout. These boys
will give the Chester crew plenty of
trouble IL they get going in old time
form. Farmer" Bounds had the
line squad charging low and it could
he clearly shown that a decided inn
provement could be noted in compari-
son with Saturdays charging. The
strange part OF the locals playing is
that they look like big leaguers in
practice. but in the real games every
thing looks blank to them. a little
teamwork is needed and if the team
works as a man Saturday, Market
street will be n noisy thoroughfare
Saturday evening.
After the Varsity men We're al
in" practice was called off for the
day. The St. Johns men will probab bly,
he out again tomorrow. The An
napolis team lines up against Glenn
k!llinger's Dickinson team Saturday
ST. Johns walloped Drexel. Saturday
$40 and the victors look for a warn,
game Saturday.
Mel" Anderson also of St. Johns
and Webb will no doubt be seen or
the local field in the inter-fraternity
clash which VIII be staged during
Christmas week. Last year the twC
"frats" battled 10 A draw after
thrilling battle.
Mss Hay issued the call for tn,
girls basketball team yesterday anl
a large number OF the fair sex" turn
ed out. A fast team will no doub
represent the girls on the woodel
way.
Although il is not definite the Uni
versity Of Delaware freshmen basket
bali team Will encounter the Highlet
on the local floor. Manager Lewis, O
the L. of d. and Manager Stayton o
High have not decided on the date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
DELAWARE SQUAD IS
.ELATED OVER VICTORY
Haverford Game ia Next on tho
Schedule TO be Played
at Newark.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Nov. r. Eated over de-
feat OF the strong stevens team ct
fIoboken on Saturday the University
Of Delaware football squad showed a
lot OF pep" when practice wos re-
sumcd Yesterday afternoon prspara-
tory 20 the annual game with Haver-
ford Saturday Of this week which win
be played on Frazer Field. This gsras
Will start at 230 O'Clock.
Delaware came through the cams
without any serious injuries although
several az tho Blue and cold men
have numerous bruises as reminders
81 the hard battle Ike" Elliott vha
has been handicapped an season with
boils particularly on one ~ his arms
came through This game IN better
shape than any previous game dur
| Ing the season. Coach NcAvoy had n
special protector made e0r his arm
which he used n the 9tevens garns
and which proved o great help.
BY error ~ was gated IN thess
columns YESTERDAY that Elliott scored
/ the touchdown against Stevens Ts
vas Mcdonald who took the bah ovs1
after Delaware had carried Il almost
inc entire length Of the field by lire
plunges end runs and forward passes,
Both Of these players PIT Up a fos
game on SATURDAY ard McDonald's
defense work Was especially strong.
+ Captain Williams line plunging vas
/ feature and Cherpak 70 the pcratfhca-
I ton ~ everyone connected with ths
! team handled punts Ike a veteran. IN
the opinion of A number % the
/ PLAYERS stevens 81 tho strongest tears
( that Delaware has played this sea-
son.
Coach McAvoy Is veil pleased with
( tho work Of his team against Stevens.
I While the line faced a stronger Ire
than in any previous game the men
showed lot q spirit ard when Dela-
! wares goal was threatened held their
opponents safe. Several u the squad
were excused by Coach NcAvov yes-
terday afternoon 70 20 home and vote
today but VIII be back IN time FOR
practice his afternoon.
While Delaware fs con sdent u win
ming the annual game from their Old
rivals, Haverford On Saturday Coach
AIcAvoy IS determined 70 rot allow
the men 20 become over confident and
viii work the squad hard 20 get n
the best possible shape for that game
a couple Of new PLAYS that look -
pecially good that VIII be used agsins,
Haverford we're tried ont yesterday
afternoon.
on Saturday y next week Wash.
!ngton College plays here and the sea-
with the Dickinson game on Harlan
! E-iela Win N r-frr,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
On THE LOOKOUT HERE
! FOR RUM RUNNERS

Although working under order of
secrecy, officials at the II. s. Customs
Office, at Sixth and King streets, to-
day intimated that they are keeping
strict watch for any boats which sus-
picion might point TO as rum-smug-
glers.
Federal Prohibition Director Robert
b. Elliott also stated that a number
of his agents are on the lookout for an
attempted landing of the smugglers
while his entire force is in readiness
to aid If such an attempt is made
1t is understood that the two masted
schooner reputed to be carrying q
cargo of 10000 cases and thirty-si1
barrels of whisky, which the revenue
cutter Kickapoo has been WATCHING
off Atlantic City, Is the Vincent A
White, sailing under the British flag
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
CHEP PAX
QUARTZ Peack
REORGANIZE BOY SCOUT
0NSTITTTTON AND BYLAWS

4 reorganizad constitution and by
laws calling for more publicity and
more interest on the part Of the pub
liz in hoy Scouts activities. vas
adopted ~ the annual meeting Of
Wilmington Council last night. The
new constitution was introduced by
Howard J.. Seaman. Election % Of
foes which WAS 20 have taken place
was postponed until December 4
Those present At tho meeting last
evening we're: Charles 81. Curtis.
president; Frederick J. Blatz. vice
president; Howard L. Seaman, vice
president: Robert T. Robinson. trea =
urer; john r Quinn, secretary; +. i
Mack. l.. = Rardo. Christopher r..
Ward Alfred D. Warner, Jr, !. Ed
gar Rhodes. John r LeCarpentler
/ Guy r. Ford. Rev. Bobert Bell. Rev
George d Alison, Frank VI. Neal
/ Garrick Malery. Jr., Colonel George
A. Elliott, Charles W. Brasse and
Scout Executive Frank A. Green
hawk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
NEWARK SQUAD IDLE.

Newark. Nov. Newark High
School football team is having trouble
TO get games 10 keep the squad in
shape until the contest is played with
either Laurel or Georgetown of Sus-
sex county for the State secondary
high school championship. Smyrna
was on the schedule for this week, but
cancelled the game, as well as another
game that was scheduled for later in
the season.
Coach Wilson has been trying 10 get
a game for this week, but 10 date has
failed. Friday Of next week the team
plays Dover, here, but as Newark de-
feated Dover on the latter's grounds
% to 0. last week, a return game or
the home grounds will possibly be
| just as one sided.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
tie Outpoints Barrett; High Prepares for Chester


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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
WHITE WINS OVER
BARRETT BY SHADE
Clifton Heights Battler, by Vi
cious Punches, Forces
Charley to Hold.
How Philadelphia Papers View Bar
rett-WhIte Bout.

Handing down a decision on the
Bobby Barett-Charley White bout
al the Olympia last night is being
placed in q position somewhat like
the dyspeptic who has just been
served with a tempting portion Of
mince pie.
The man with dyspepsia looks at
the mince pie with longing eyes and
would like to eat II, but the rules Of
hygiene forbid X. You may admire
lobby Barrett-you may rejoice at his
splendid courage in throwing caution
10 the winds and absolutely defyine
The deadly left OF the man who knock
I'd him out IN three rounds.
But YOU cannot give the sorrel-top.
ped punching fury OF Clifton Heights
the decision. The rules of the game
do not permit il. Charley White won
although never did a fsticuffian have
"A more strenuous time on his hand!
10 gain verdict than did the veteran
Chicagoan.-Public Ledger.
Swing a hayrnsker 90 the gran ol
fistic dope. Make room for Bobby
Barrett m that lightweight picture
which shows Benny Leonard on tn,
throne with Charley White, Lev
Tender and other contenders elbow
ing each other to get e crack at IN
champion.
Barrett IS back. He completed hi
return as menace TO other leathe
pushers in the high weight division
last night amid the plaudits of one O
the biggest crowds OF followers OF tn
punch ever to jam its way into tn
Olympia foundry of the jab, uppercu
and hook.-North American.
Bobby Barrett. OF Clifton Height
and Charley White. the Chicago boxe
battled through eight savage round
last night at the olympia, and at III
end Of the bout II was a toss-up bc
tween them as 10 who was entitled
the verdict. The men were announce
as having each weighed in at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon under I'll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
BISHOP COOK SPEAKS TO
ST. JOHNS MEMS CLUB

At the meeting of the Mems Club
Of St. Johns Protestant Episcopal
ChLsch. held IN the church house at
Concord avenue and Tatnall street last
night, Bishop Philip Cook made an ad-
dress. lie gave the men some in
teresting data on conducting mems
church clubs. He also related some
interesting experiences of his trip
West last summer when he attended
the Episcopal Convention in Portland
Oregon.
The committee in charge last eve
ming comprised j. 3. Waite. j. p
Jones, Jr- and George a. Salmon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07

The entertainment committee of
Wilmington Lodge No. l, A. o. L. W.
Will give a masquerade dance this
evening in the associations hall at 900
Washington street. Prizes will be
awarded for costumes. Music will be
furnished by Lutz's orchestra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07

stipulated weight of 1877 pounds. Great
interest centered in the match. owing
TO the fact that White had knocked
out Barrett in three rounds recently
in New York. So great, indeed, was
the interest in the affair that before
the bout started there were as many
people otuside the arena trying 10 get
in as there were inside, and the big
place was damned 10 the doors-The
Record.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07

Bobby Barrett. OF Clifton Heights, is
getting better with every fight. A
few short months ago Bobby mixed il
with Charlie White. the Chicago maui
er and lasted only a few rounds. Last
night, in the wind-up at the Olympia,
Barrett not only lasted eight hard
rounds with the Western youth. but
he gave the latter one of the hardest
| fights OF his long career and lost only
| by a shade.-The Inquirer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07
Soldiers VS.. An Stars.

The political program for the day
has been frightened with che an
nouncement that a football game viii
De played this afternoon at Harlan
Field. The participants will De the
husky warriors from Fort du Pont
and an aggregation composed of the
local stars OF al teams in the
city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07

Your used car VII belong TO some
one else 4 you advertise +. N Every
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-07

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