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His work was greatly admired. James
Gleason, Of Philadelphia, carried on
the honora in the Interstate flve-mlie
event. A number Of the cars were
given an opportunity TO break the
track record Of 1.0gM seconds. but
they failed 10 do so. Herbert Banks.
of Paulsboro. ". j.. made the best
time. 1.1Sts. The summaries follow:
First event. Fiyc-Milo state Champion
ship delaware cars only)--Driver, o.
Charlie Brown, car, Dusenberg. time,
G5l 2-5, ~, Nick Moore. kel.spring,
6 81 3-5: 90, William r. Larch. Hudson,
Gh7 2-5; ~. Julian Everett. Ford, 6.5s
81; 90, burnham PAU; stum e.52 2.5.
Glass I'D. Les Banks. Dodge Special.
. % 81. ~. !. Gleason, Duyal Special
CPS 3-6: a.. Tom Read. Dodge Special.
G.34 2-5 ~. Julian Eyerett, Ford. 6.43
Third event. Time Trials. One Mile
! ~ Les Banks, Dodge Special, half mile,
| 81 Is ono mile. I. - As; a.. Tom Read.
Frontenac. 3s 20 1; ls 20: 80. Joe Reg
| ~, Charlie Brown. Dusenburg. ~ 20
| n %: %. J. Gleason. Duval Special
Fourth event. Five Milo Interstate
| Professional Championship. Maryland
/ Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Delaware
| ~. !. Gleason. Duyal Special. 30 90
| 81. Tom Read, Frrontenac, 6.37 %; (3l
| Charlie Brown. Dusenberg, 63s 80
| ~, Les Banks Dodge Special. 6a1 3-J
| %. Joe Rexstein, Bugg Special, o 43 3-j
! %, Julian Everett, Ford 702 2-5.
lapsl- 20, Charlie Brown, Dusenberg
! l3.47 4-5; o.. Joe ReEstein. Bugg Special
lout eighth lap; 90, Julian Everett
Ford, lout twelfth lap; 4. Nick Moore
Tom Read. Frontenac out eighteenth
lapJ.
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LOCAL BOXERS TAKE PART
IN SMEDLEY FIELD BOUTS

Several Wilmington boys who par
ticipated in the fights held at Smedley'
Field, in Chester, last evening, helped
make it one of the best bills ever put
on there. Pete Devine handed Charley
Bail a good beating in six rounds. Joe
Denney lost a close decision to the
more experienced Bobby Hughes in
six rounds of fast work.
Johnny Doyle, one of the most prom
! sing fiyweights in this city, gave Dan
NY Coffo of Essington an exhibition
of good boxing in six fast rounds
After taking the count of nine in the
first round. Johnny Howard staged a
comeback and made Bruce Robinson
of New York kiss the rosin six times
Jack McCauly of Chester and Alex
Miller of Eddystone, gave the fans
real taste of fighting by hammering
each other throughout, but the best
each could get was a draw.
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WORLDS SPEED RECORD
|. SET BY Jimmy MURPHY
Record Crowd Sees Los Angeles
Pilot Circle Track at Average
Over ga Miles an Hour.

Indianapolis. May 81 Leading from
start 60 fnls. Jimmy Murphy. OF Los
Angeles. winner OF the 1927 French
Grand PIN. carved his name deeper
in the hall OF motor fame yesterday
when he flashed across the wire a
winner of the 5O0-mile automobile
race az the indianapolis Speedway,
before record crowd OF
10000 spectators.
Murphy smashed all records for the
distance 20 smi,hereens. clipping more
than 10 minutes of the bes; previous
record His time was 5I7.3O.79. an
average Of s4.4s miles an hour, against
the old record Of j.33.55.5l. or 1884
miles an hour. made 10y Ralph De
Palma iu 1915.
While major honors went 10 Murphy,
Harry Hartz. also Of Los Angeles. who
finished second. drove a remarkable
race. lie jumped into second place 90
miles after the start. and held il
throughout. always making a desper-
ate tight TO catch Murphy. Hartzs
time was 52O34.59, an average of 1884
miles per hour. which also was far in
advance Of the record. Eddie Hearne,
a veteran racer, piloted a French car
TO third place in 522.26.O6, for an
average Of 93O4 miles an hour, while
Ralph DE Palma, one OF the favorites,
was fourth in 5.3l.O4.65. an average
Ot SO6i miles an hour.
/ Ora Haibe was firth in 5.31.1S.45. an
average 81 1856 miles an hour. Jerry
Nouderlich was sixth IN 5.37.52s4. an
average Of sS.79 miles an hour. /. T.
/ Eetferfoan finished ssvaptb in Il Al EE -
a.. an average of S7.s9 miles per hour.
Eighth place went to Ira Vail in g.
5o.O7.4s. an average OF $3.50 miles an
hour. Tom Ahey was ninth in 5.57.34.-
~, an average Of S3ss. Joe Thomas
finished tenth in 6.e5.Ol.47, for an
average of 1919.
A. winner ~ the event. Murphy will
. receive approximately $4,000 IIarts
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SOUTH PHTJLIFs WIN
OVER ST. THOMAS TEAM

Philadelphia. Pa. Nav sf-Th-
South Phiuies returned 10 their real
form yesterday and handed the VS.
mington team trouncing by| the
score of - 20 ?.
Both clubs showed fine form in tho
field. neither team having an error
Tho home club scored four nuns ~ i0s
first frame. After Spsulding fia-d
out. I.ai walked. Pasquereila flied ont
Gerner trtpled scoring IAi: Sviglsr
and Fish both singled. Gcrner scoring:
Pinney doubled, scoring Swigler and
Fish. but was caught trying 70 stretch
the blow into triple. COyle's double
and Grants single gave the Whining
ton tram their first run.
The Phils hit Hanley FOR Is has-
hits. Wilmington hit Jackson for sew
en- bingles, hut they were kept we'll
scattered. The score:
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BILL" MINNICK WINS
MARYLAND STATE TITLE

Baltimore. Md. May 31.-"Bnl" Min
nick, Of Wilmington. Del, driving an
Indian motorcycle. won the nve-mile
Maryland State sidecar motorcycle
championship at Gentlemen's Driving
Park here yesterday. He won it by
laps 10 spare.
c. r. Connors. Of Hagerstown, also
plotting an Indian machine, was sec
ond. J.. Leidig, of Frederick. was
third The winners time for the dis
tanCe was 6 minutes 442S seconds.
Minnick took the lead from the
start. He made his best time at the
turn, leaning over the handle bars
with the machine lurching into space.
yard or two at each bend. He widen
ed the gap until he was half a mile
ahead at the end OF the second turn.
An exceptionally big crowd was
present To witness the races,
--&~-
Want a driver7 Telephone a clasn-
fed nd.-Call 220e.
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BILL TILDEN ADDS
CONQUEST TO BELT

Philadelphia. May 3l.-Wnliam T.
Tilden. End. worlds tennis champion.
added another TO his long list OF net
titles yesterday by taking the cham
pionship OF Philadelphia and district
from Wallace Z. Johnson. the chop
stroke expert. after hard fought five
set battle. The scores were 2-6. 2-6.
Ga. 6-2. CO.
Philip Bettens, San Francisco,
Junior champion of the Pacific coast
and Carl Fisher. won the doubles
championship by defeating Johnson
and Stanley W. Pearson, Philadelphia,
In the final round, rs, 6-1, 7-5.
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BICYCLE RACES 4.
ATTRACT ATTENTION
Lee Minnick Wins in Flier Race;
Earl Portham Awarded
Motor Wheel.

The bicycle races held in ooniunc-
ton with the automobile races at ths
Delaware State Fair Grounds yes,er-
dry. were all fast and interesting. sorns
good time being made, tho Briggs
and Stratton Flyer race being a fast
event. Lee Minnlck winning in tho re-
markable time OF 40 seconds for the
one mile and half. Anderson finish
ed second n few seconds later.
Tho Briggs and Stratton motor
wheel No. 2. offered as a prize was
awarded to Earl Portham OF 400 Del
aware avenue.
The Summaries.
First event--Briggs and Strztton
flyer race. one milo and a half. First,
Lee Mlnnick. t.S0>s; second, Ander-
son. 5.Ofs.
Second cvent--Bicycle race. ago II
to II. one mile: First, Allen Drew.
3102s; second. Herbert Cooper, 315.
third. Alfred Smith. 3.1s.
Third eveut--Noveity high wheel
race, half mile: First, Pickering. ~
second. Frank Mckinney. 2.017S.
Fourth event-Boys, age 1914. ons
milo and a half: First. Earl Neal.
Earl Neal, 41fz5: second. Howard
Britton, 42S% third. Frederick Book.
430.
Fifth eyent-Bicycle, one mile ard
a half: First. Tom Lecch, f07; ser
ond. Robert Bates. 405zs
sixth event-Bicycle race. 1915, to
miles: First, Earl Dofsnd, b.722s 4:
second. Charles Minker, $3.50; third.
Albert Adams. 5.3s%.
/ seventh eventual potato contest.
IN 70 II years: First, Raymond Enrel {;
second, William Kenton third. George
Rush
/ Seventh event--(b) motor wheel
race. two and a half miles: First. Her
bert Fritz. 621; second. Ed. Anderson,
j623%; third, Lee Minnlck. 7.35.
Eighth event--Bicycle miIup rsc-,
rs TO f6 years: First. Earl Iorsnd
i254H: second, Earl Neal. 3o3k
Ninth event-Bicycis rare. II years
and over. two and = hair miles: First
Robert Bates. 7.072s; second. CLARKE
Springer, 1913: third. Tom J,eech
710t5.
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iroNARp.rENpIrR DATE.
Rival iishtwcights WIN Meet al
Jsrss, ct, Jul, 20.

Now York. MAY 81 rcN iickard
has announced that arrangements
hn,c been completed for match be-
tWrrn Hennv Leonard aud Low
Trndlrr rhllndclphia suuthpaw, In
which Leonard will defend his light
weight Uilc
o. Wlll he hold ot Jersey 'tv Thurs
DO, mly CO. Articles Tor the cham
pinuphlp match we're signed at "a CON
fprvure between Rickard. rhh Glass
IMAM. Tender mauag,r and lillN Glib
svn manager uf Leonard,
lN.kaid refused Co make known the
drnOs vf the financial arrangements.
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got $4,000 for finishing second:
llearne. in third place. $4,000: De
Palma, in fourth place. $500; Haibe.
$4,000: Wonderlich. $4,000: Fetter1nan,
81 800; Vail, 600; Alley. $500. and
Thomas, l.4OO
Barney Oldfield. retired star OF
the racing world. with the customary
cigar in the corner of his mouth. paced
the field for the first lap, bringing them
10 flying start at a speed of about
- miles an hour. Then Murphy step
ped out in front. leading for the first
lap. with Leon Ruray and Ralph De
Palma following.
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The Five Points Juniors defeated
the Newark Seconds, yesterday after
noon. at Newark. 9-5. in game fca-
tured by heavy hitting. IIoagland had
i've hits I'm i've times at bat, three Of
the safeties being two-baggers.
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FRANKLIN FIRE 60.
LOSES TO NEW CASTLE
Special Correspondence Every Fv.n,n

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. May 51.-The New
Castle Athletic Association baseball
team yesterday afternoon before
crowd Of 500 people defeated the
Franklin Fire co. team % Chester by
the score Of II 10 0. The first home
run Of The season by a local player
was made by George Madden. The
visitors used two pitchers. Abrams and
Cummings, the former pitcher was re-
lieved in the fourth inning after a
total Of seven runs and eight hits
were made and the latter allowed
four runs and seven hits, during the
remaining innings. The score.
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INV Am o> Ior.

Special Correspondents Every r,ouinr
newark. MAY a lin an cNoiting
hNsphnll Same played on the ftuf"t
Paid diamond Yesterday AFTERNOON.
The Newark team dofcatcd the Nintl
Mnrd club ~ Wilmington. 6 to 81 The
NsWpfk ,luh used tho University oi
pcnVAVc Scrub battery. Ramsey
pitcher. nnd No,h. catcher. for nNo
mniugH Watkins pitched the las'
-four INNINGS for Ncwntk
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PARkSIDE on LONG END
OF ST. MARN'S CONTEST

The City League game between Park
side and 81. MsrNs. postponed from
last Saturday. was played yesterday
at Kirkwood Park. the Manlove entry
coming out in the lead. 10 10 3.
Parkside hit Brennan. who started
on the mound for the Cats" hard,
and he retired in favor Of Nolan. who
pitched much better. holding tho ea st
side batters TO four singles during his
five and one-third innings stay on
the mound.
Bottle. Eckrich and Jofiink were
the leading clubbers with three safe
bingles. Ed Boyle and Jimmy Taylor
were the stars for the Cats"
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NORR|STOWN HIGH
FALLS TOL0CAL NINE
Lichtenstein Plays Great Field
ing Game; Richards Pitches
Well.

Norrls,own. Pa. May Si.-Wilming-
Ton High took fast game from Nur-
rlstown illsh here yesterday. Z 20 4.
Wilmington started early and drove
iloyds of'-~-ngs 60 all corners OF the
park. scoring seven runs In the hrst
three innings. Richards pitched nice
game for the visitors, keeping the
lncals hits well scattered.
The fielding features of tho game
Ncrc supplied by Lichcnstcin ot WI
mington and Shcilenbergcr of Norris
town. both men putting up a classy
exhibition IN the field. Lichenstein
maxwell white and Din tied FOR hit
ting honors with two hits each.
aTfu 0lgv4s
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SEND YOUR SCHEDULE
TO r.. T.. SPORT EDITOR

Every Evening desires TO pub
Iish IA complete record OF schedul
ed games, grounds and other in
formation, for information for
both players and fans. Send
In your proposed games and
playing grounds. Let the other
people know what you are doing.
In this way the fans will have n
complete calendar of ball games
scheduled on various city dia-
monds.
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Faculty Defeats Rehabs.

Newark, May 31.---On Monday after
noon the University OF Delaware
faculty baseball team defeated the Re
Mobilization Division team, to l.
Captain Sparks OF the military depart
ment did the pitching, and Professor
kirkbride the catching for the faculty
team.
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LETTERS TO SPORTS
EDITOR MUST BE SIGNED

Communications addressed 20
the Sports Editor, Intended for
publication must be signed.
Several such communications
have been received recently,
but they have not been pub
lished, due TO the sender 8 fall
ure 20 sign his or her name.
The name Is not desired fof
publication. but merely 20 show
the good faith OF the writer.
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GIANTS IN
SECOND STRAIGHT WIN

The Bacharach Giants made It two
in row by their defeot yesterday at
Harlan Field Of the strong Rex A. e.
club ~ Washington, tho locals coming
Out on the long end Of a 9 10 score.
"Speedball" Johnson took the
mound for the Lundy crew and tWirl-
ed them to easy victory. tanning 13
Of tho visiting batsmen and allowing
them only four hits Johnson s.
hitting also featured as ne clouted one
over tho right field fence. The score
BACUARACH GIANTS
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l...-.,--.7---.-...----- II 10 p
FRANKLIN FIRE co.
NEW CASTLE RESERVES
BEAT TOWNSEND

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Townsend, May 3l.-The New Castle
Reserves baseball team motored here
yesterday and defeated the Townsend
team in an easy manner by the score
OF lS to .. The playing OF Weggen-
man, Mcknitt and White were fea-
lures Of the game. The score:
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FIVE POINTS DEFEATS
kREBS OF CITY LOOP

Tho Five Points team of the New
Castle County League defeated Krchs
of the City Loop. in the holiday at
traction at Newport yesterday. The
game, which was witnessed by 4 large
audience, ended with the score to s.
in favor of the Five Points boys.
Tho
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iRlDAN.
Church League.

First divlsion--Mt Salem vs..
Goodman. Baynard 30 T.
Second divislon-Epworth va.
MoCabe. Rockford No. g
Irluoshufr W 81. Thomas
Second and du Point
Electric Hose and Rubber
Girls. ~ 81 raul's Girls. Bay
nard Yield.
a. Thomas vs.. ST. Mary's.
second and du punt. Loughlin
lennhf
old Men va Roses. Kirkwood
rark
Electric Hose and Rubber
Girls va. 81 paul's N. n. Church
Girls. Baynard Field
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FIVE POINTS.

Five Points .......-.. 4 / OOO4 90 %
krebs Observation-Disclosures. 4 o o 90 o IS
Hits, of Foster. :: Long. ). Earned
runs, Five Points, ,: KrebS. .. Two
base hits, Lynch, Raiuey. Strawbridxs
Three base hit. Galloway. Home run.
Hook. Struck out, by Foster. Z; by
Long. 3; by Ash, J.: Double plays, Hol-
liday to Proud to Chase Left on bases
Five Points, 10 krebs. s. stolen
bases. Five Points. 2; krebs, 4, sacrl-
Murray, Hook Base ON balls. Fos-
ter. s: Long. l.; Ash. 6. Passed ball
Hook 2. Number of innings pitched
by Foster, 6Ja; by Long. 2l3. Time of
game 2.10. umpires, Baldwin and
Hastings.
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Susquehanna League

Memorial Day Results.
Elkton, 16: Belair. 2.
Iiavre dc Grace. a. Aberdeen. 2.
Aberdeen. g; Elk Mills. 3.
Darlington. 10: Rising sun, 4
Perryville. 8; Havre de Grace. :.
Rising Sun. 4, Elk Mills, o
Belair. II; Darlington. 1.
Elkton, II; Perryvillc. :.
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SCORE ny TN%TNGS

SCORE BY INNINGS
Rcv , % % u q q n q -
BacharaCh .. 2 % : o , %
Home runs. johnson. Davis and Rup-
pet, 2 Base hit Cummings Struck out
by Johnson. I3. by Patterson. 3. I'm
pires. Henry and Evans
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opponent a
thought
milling
tho OF
divotsth ia Crobd IKE tmo to oreplac
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WILMINGTON.
Totals
SOUTH PHILLIEs.
Iotaiss SCORE ny IAINi2G4 -

SCORE BY lNNlNEs.
Wilmington .......... o o o o -
South PhillieS ..-..... o o o 3 o 3 K-t4
Two-base hits. Coyle. spaldlng. La.
Three-base hits, Gerner. Slaughter. Home
runs. Gerner. Swigler. sacrifice hit.
Grant. stolen base. Spslding. I.eft on
bases. Wilmington. 8: south PhillieS. %.
struck out. by Jackson. ; BY Hsnley. !
Double play. slaughter TO Weaver. Hase
on balls, or Jackson. l. OF Harvey. &.
Hit by pitched ball. Hanley.
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GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington at Philadelphia,
Boston at New York.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Park Slut. ..........- y l = y " " y u N--lD
Two-base hits. Eckrich, Lofink, Allen.
Magsig Home run, Taylor Hits, of
Brennan, IL In 3 2-3 innings: of Nolan.
4 in 5 l-3 innings Base on balls, OF
Manlove. 3; or Brennan. =. Struck out
by AIanlove. s; by Brennan, / : by Nolan
l. Stolen bases Salter and Booth. Passed
ball. Taylor. Hit by pitcher, III. Manlove
(by Nolan. Umpire, Cunningham. Time
OF game. = hours.
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Fifteenth for Hamilton.

Hamilton A. c. won its fifteenth
game by defeating the Highland Jrs.
l6 to l3, in a game that was hard
fought by both teams during the
whole game.
Score by Innings,
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GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York ut Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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rarkside w. Easilake. kirk
wood Park
~ NrdvIgs " Seventh
Nard. Military Grounds.
penance Ns. Edge Moor. Edse
Moor
krebs Va nankers. Twenty
ninth ana Market
tnion We 81 Mary's Fourth
and church
t1slsher Yarn ". So Thomas
pcnnsy Girls Vs Elertric
Hose and Rubber Twenty soc-
und and Claymont
Hercules ~ du pont. Davnard
SO {
Arcade ~ prownson. Eden
SO
~ Thomas Va opponent. Sec
ond and du ruut streets
Eleventh Ward An-Stars vs
Green Dragons. Eighih avenue
ana duncan street. e 3 IN
flc,tric Hose and Rubber
Girls "a pcnnsy Girls. Twenty
second and ClnNmont streets
mt R>DAN.
Church lrnrue.
q Epworth Ns McCnhe. Eden
Z So
Urhco " nrandywine. Twen-
Aty.rlnfh hnd Market
First dlNision-- Westminster
Ns West. BAY Nnard SO. .
Secund diVlslon--Scott vs
First 81 T.. Rockford No {.
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lMillt.iil nA~lNAtt
CALENDAR luR WIEN
ln>ibNf
thurrh League.
CITY IHAnlI.

First nlNlsion--Mt. salem "
gt rauls. Rockford, No I
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NATIONAL LEAGEK
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
MORNING GAMES.

New York. J: Athletics. 2
Chicago. 4. Cleveland. o.
Detroit. s; st. Louis, ..
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Athletics. 4 New York. 3.
Chicago. :; Cleveland, s.
Washington. Z; Boston. 4.
Washington. ); Boston, cd
game)
Sr Totfe . Dpfroft (1G in a
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whit hen be for Greb
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lhihnllr Irnrnn.

Pioneers Ns ~. Mary's. Bay
nard no
81 AIMS -. So Patrick,
Roc kford 40 I
hrowuEur Nf 81 Thomas.
Second and du Pont streets.
Atlas ID" VA Atlas r.. Bay
uard 80.
Bond We opponent. Baynard
40 g
butchers ". Associated Iaun-
dries. Second and du Pont.
o'clock
Butchers "a. Associated 1aun-
and du pont. . o'clock.
Married Men We Single Men
~ Delaware Hard Fibre, Mar
shallton. ESQ daylight saving
tlulc.
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oun Stars In Auto Races Varied Memorial Day Sports
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elected
the odo order
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time balanced He
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AFTERNOON GAME.
DfIAW ARE EITN

TOtaIs ..--..-.-------- y u TO 4
SCORE ny INNINGS
Delaware CITY ...... O34l4 , q 0-i7
Middletown ........ 900 900 o |
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NEW CASTLE RE

1 OldlN. -..--.-..--- > - Ia
New Castle Resi- 0 0 1 3 0 2 0 3-l3
Townsend ........l o OI o 3 5
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TT ~ = Is , = = = = 7 = = :
NATIONAL LEAGUE
MORNING GAMES.

Phillies. 9; New York 8 90 innings).
Brooklyn, 9; Boston. 3.
Cincinnati, 0; Pittsburg. ,.
Chicago, 4 st. Louis, l.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
New York, 16; Philadelphia, :.
Chicago, 3: ST. Louis. l.
Brooklyn. s; Boston. g.
Pittsburg. :; Cincinnati. 3.
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MORNING GAME.
nEIAM ARE CIIN
,.............10 II
MtDDLEToWN

SCORE ny INNINGS
Delaware CITY ....... u 20 - s-iO
Middletnwn ........ q o 002 i .
Battcd for Bouldip in ninth
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SCORE BN INNINGS
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Plummer's All-Stars split even yes
terday, winning over st. Pauls, 6-3,
in the afternoon tilt, after dropping
the morning game. 10. TO Penn A. c.
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Want driver7 Telephone a clasn-
fed nd.-Call 220e.
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Second Game.

At the baseball game at Battery
Park yesterday afternoon. at which
timo New. Castle Athletic Association
County League team. had as their op-
ponents the Franklin Fire Compa NJ
team OF Chester. the visitors wcrc
completely shut out. 1910. George
Madden. one OF the stars on the local
team. scored "A home run in the sixth
inning.
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machine
moth on
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Score by Innings.

Tho game scheduled for Rockford.
No. ., Friday evening. between Nc
Cabe and Epworth, has been trans
ferred 10 Eden. No. l, and changed TO
Thursday. June l, by mutual consent
of respective managers.
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belongs
his
tiles
~ Iy Cobb and Willie
hits
but OF fragile