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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
CHARLEY WH|TEPUTS
BARRETT TO SLEEP
Clifton Heights Product Puts Up
Good Bout, Then
Takes Count

New York. Aug. s.-Charlie White,
Chicago lightweight. last night knock
ed out Bobnie Barrett. of Philadelphia
in the third round Of their 15-round
match IN the Velodrome.
A stiff right over the heart sent
Barrett TO the canvas. He sprawled on
his face. trying vaInly to arise, and
after being counted out was lifted to
his corner. where be sat, in tears. Two
minutes and 81 seconds OF the round
had passed when the referee finished
counting over the Philadelphian.
In the first round Barrett had taken
the offensive. He peeled a scab from
Whites nose, which bled protusely.
Barrett was a bit wild and White at
tackled his body. weakening him. They
clinched frequently.
Barrett took the lead in the second
round and held his own. though White
again sent hard punches 10 his body
In the third Barrett rushed in. swing
ing right. He missed and was caught
with the full impact OF the Chicagoan' s
right.
The defeated boxer gave the appear
ance OF a diamond in the rough. He
forced the struggle as long as it last
ed. White cautiously avoided the re-
puted dangerous right hand OF his ad-
versary. and when his opportunity TO
rend the contest came he was quick 10
take il.
FIGHT BY ROUNDS.
Round Barrett walked from his
corner. swung right, but missed. Bar
rett tried another right-hand swing, but
White hrraShad A off with his 1aFr Ru
rett missed left hook and White tied
him up in clinch. Barrett tabbed left
and White sent right hook 10 body. Bar
ret res' teontinSed continued TO to JAZZ swsy w at Whte hte
with his left and it seemed far more ac-
curate than his right. Barrett jabbed
another right 10 Whites nose and Char
ley's nose started 70 bleed. Barrests
round.
Round Barrett jabbed Whites face,
and Charley hooked left TO Barrett's
1 body. Barrett hooked left TO Whites
jaw. White clinched at every oppor-
tunity. Bobby swung right and it land
ed back OF Whites left ear. Barrett con-
tinued TO bore in, and crowd White, and
Charley had a hard time getting set FOR
punch. Barrett missed left swing
White closed i'm and hooked left TO Bar
rett's body. Barrett hooked left tc
Whites bloody nose. White jabbed left
! to Bobby's face. Barrett started swing
! ing his right, but the punches were
wild. Barresss round
Round S-Ihey rushed INTO cIinch
/ After the referee parted them they both
/ 1abbed lefts, missed and went into an
other clinch. White caught Barrett
coming in with a left hook to head and
| right 10 body, Both hooked lefts 20 the
head. Barrett jabbed light left and re
ceived left hook in return. This started
flow of claret from BohNv's pose
| White hooked left TO face. White ther
dropped barrett out the oell amg Ma,
Bobby was on the tioor. The refere.
ruled Barrett had been counted out
though, and White won by a knockout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
WILMINGTON GIRLS TO PLAY
CHESTER BALL CLUB

The Wilmington Girls AIl-star
baseball team that made a hne show
Ing against the New York Bloorner
Girls, viii play the strong Aberfoyls
girls Of Chester on next Saturday at
515 .. m. The grounds have not yet
been decided upon. but it is thought
that the game win be played az the
Baynard Stadium, at Eighteenth and
y. q o. X. X.
4 practice Will be held az their
home grounds tomorrow evening at
$50. All members Of the team arc
requested 20 be on hand. There are
number OF girls in this city who would
doubtless like 70 play on this team II
! they had a chance. but are backward
about coming forward and signifying
/ their intention 20 play Any girls
wishing tryout on this team are re-
quested 20 report 20 Mr.. Gorniev to-
morrow evening at the home grounds.
All new candidates Will be given a
fair tryout.
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TRACK PROSPECTS
GOOD FOR HIGH TEAM
Numerous Stars Form Nucleus
for Best Team in Many
Years.

With Comfy heading the track squad
next spring, the local Hjghiets VIII
try and brace and strengthen the
showing made In this sport during tho
past season. which was no record
breaking success.
With Captain Comfy doing Ire pols
vauiting and assisted by Iohman and
Booth. Kaign and Hughes doing ths
high jump; Fletcher and Green in the
discus and javelin; Stout in the shot
put. Rennie. Hughes. Waltz. TOpkis.
Alexander. COKE and a few others IN
tho dashes and eprln,s. the outlook for
the clnder pat1 Is promising.
The track schedule next year will no
doubt show Salesianum ae a worthy
| opponent. Coach Ashton viii call for
more dual meets than IN past seasons.
Duai meets viii be pending With
| Saleeianum, Friends, Chester. Camden.
West Chester and others. High viii
also be entered in the Penn relay.
Delaware Interscholastice, Glen Mills
and Tome meets.
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In
philadelphia
a
McInnis," but quite a cluster OF unadorned results
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TWO HOMERS IN INNING =,
GIVE WILLIAMS 30

Kenneth Williams of the st.
Louis Browns hit two home
runs IN the sixth inning in the
game against washington AZ Sc.
Louis yesterday. This brought
his total OF home runs FOR The
season up TO Thirty. The Browns
scored nine runs in the sixth.
Away back IN 1890, Ed. Cart
wright OF the 81. IDuis Club u
the American Association, made
two home runs IN Eli inning OF
Ed. Green OF the Philadelphia
Athletics. the irst With the
bases filled, and the second with
two on.
Il. Jones Of the Boston Braves
made two home runs In the
eighth inning OF June 10, 1890,
and Bobby Lowe Of the same
club two in the same inning On
May 80. 1894. Louis Bderbauer
OF the Brooklyn Club OF the
Piayers League made two in the
third inning against Buffalo on
July IL, 1890.
Williams is now only SIX be-
hind Babe Ruth's record at this
time last year. On the morning
OF August z. last year, Babe had
thirty-six homo runs to his
credit.
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HOME RUN CONTEST.

Kenneth Williams. the Brown s
heavy hitter. took the lead IN the
home run batting OF the big leagues
yesterday when he crashed out two.
The slams came in the sixth inning,
when Mogridge. the Senator's pitcher.
was knocked out OF the box. These
two clouts raise Williams total 20 80.
Collins, Williams teammate. also fol-
lowed his buddy's footsteps. Welsh.
of the Athletics. and Hooper, OF the
White Sox, also smashed four base
hits.
In the two games played In the Ma
tional circuit, homers were plentiful.
Walker. j. Smith and Lee. Of the Phil
lies. each made one. while Glazner. of
Pittsburg. got his. Powell. OF Boston.
and Fournier, OF the Cardinals, each
made a circuit clout. The leaders:
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LEAGUE STANDING

The final rush for the lndustriN
League pennant wns narrowed down
Go Gas Company. Trump, American
Car and Pennsy. by the games lWt
night. The Gas Company team jump
cd into the lead with a victory over
the Traction Company In a farcical
Esme which ended Is TO 0. while the
American Car team was trimming the
undcfceted Trump tosscrs. 2 TO y.
However, the standing given above Is
not certain, inarmuch as President Jim
Stein must give a ruling on the pro-
tested game In which the Trump Ma
.hlncmen claim that the Foundrymen
used ineligible players II Stein de-
rides tha, the Trump cvlaim is valid.
this team will maintain its lead. and
keep in losing column clean with
five won and pone lost standing.
Playing the Industrial League game
under Trump Brothers protest. the
American Car & Foundry nine, with
what the losers allege 10 be ineligible
players in their lineup. won by the
score OF 10 o. The score:
--p,
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WORKS BOTH WAYS.

The Moberly bloodhounds appeared
in a new role recently when they wers
used 20 established the Innocence and
not the built Of a we'll known Shelby
county farmer. He was suspected n
connection with the theft of fifty Buff
Cochin chickens. He stood high N
the community and friends betrayed
the expenses Il bringing the blood
hounds 70 the spot where the theft
was committed and they quickly
cleared the suspected farmer by TAX
ing trail in an entirely different d.
rection.-Shelby County Herald
A Kansas Hint TO Newiyweds.
The thing that divides a hitched
team IS the tongue.-Eudora News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
A Free Booklet of Meat Facts and
Recipes

All kinds OF meat are 50 expensive now
adays that intelligent buying is very
necessary measure Of economy.
You can't tell what meat is costing you
by looking at the price per pound. You
must know how much OF that pound Is
waste and how much nourishment there
Is in the remainder
The government experts in nutrition
have prepared an authorf tative booklet
on the economical use OF meat in the nome.
This booklet explains the value OF meat
as food. the amount OF food value IN
various cuts and their relation 70 meat
prices, the actual and apparent cost OF
different cuts. as well as economical ana
attractive ways OF preparing meat FOR
the table.
Every housewife should write today FOR
copy OF this economy booklet
This Is free government publication
and our Washington Information Bureau
will secure a copy for any reader who fills
out and malls the coupon below, enclosing
two cents In stamps for return postage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
HAWK HAYES WORK BRINGS
VICTORY FOR ST. THOMAS NINE

With Hawk Hayes pitching shutout
ball. st. Thomas took the second
game OF tho five-game series with the
Bacharach Giants at Harlan Field. last
night. 2 10 0. The Giants collected
eight hits of Hayes delivery. but
they were we'll scattered and failed to
put any tallies in the run column.
st. Thomas secured nine hits and
succeeded in making them result in
two scores. Patterson, at second for
st. Thomas and Means at the same
station for the Giants, were the out
standing stars on the defense ma"
Smith. the veteran colored player led
the Bacharach's attack with three
safeties. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
MT. SALEM WINS OVER
WESTMINSTER NINE
Trinity Whitewashes Scott in
Pitchers Battle Between
Davidson and Conley.

Mt. Salem put the jinx on West
minister last evening at Rockford
Tower. when they won. II to 2.
"Ducly" Carbon the Seventh Wards
third sacker. received the pitching as
signment and held up his end In fine
style by allowing the Westminster
crew six hits and tanning three
Charlie" Simmons, one OF West
minister's mainstays. was touched for
IL hits. "Hobble" McVey was the star
at bat. getting a homer. a double and
a single. Elliott. Ward and Kavanaugh
collected triples. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
COACH LECATO TO LOOK OVER
HOMRWOOD TRACK PROSPECTS

Baltimore. Md. Aug. s.--John Mar
vim LeCato, Hopkins track coach. ar
rived in Baltimore yesterday from his
home in Rehoboth. Del. TO look over
the Homewood track prospects for the
coming year After a brief interview
with DIR. Ray Van Orman today he
Will return to his home to continue his
vacation with the rod and liuA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
Labadies Condition Critical
BY Associated Press TO Eyery Evenina

Trenton. n j.. Aug. s.--Young Laba-
die, Camp Dix boxer. who collapsed in
the ring at the end of a six-round
bout with Louis Barale, of France. at
the arena last night. was still un-
conscious. today. Labadie collapsed
as he arose from his chair in an ef-
fort 10 leave the ring. Physicians say
his condition Is critical
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
GOLF AT NEWARK.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Aug. S.-Golf matches
have been arranged for each Saturday
during August end for. Labor Day at
the Newark Country Club. The sched-
ule follows: August IL, qualifying
round. classes Of eight; August 10,
4rst round. classes of eight. August
26. second round, classes Of eight:
September 2, final round classes Of
eight and Kickers handicap; Mon
day, September 4. handicap medal
play, eighteen holes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
KELLEY ALL-STARS BEAT
FIBRE SPECIALITY TEAM

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Aug. s.-Last evening
the Kelley All-Stars baseball team de-
feated the Wilmington Fibre Speciality
Co. team, Is To 3. "Pape" Davis, for
mer Dover shortstop, was on the
mound for the Kelley team and but
two singles were secured OFF him.
Tho score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08

Trinity whitewashed Scott last eve
ming. s 10 0. 1t WAS a pitchers battle
during the best part OF the game, and
although Comfy allowed Trinity four
hits, his teammates contributed TO
their run column by committing IL err
rors. Dawson, on the mound for Trim
ity allowed only two hits.
Dawson sent nine back to the bench
while Comfy breezed eight. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
CLOSE RIVALRY IN
/. THE CHURCH LEAGUE
Teams Have Numerous Post
poned Contests Which Will
be Played OF.

Tho future holder OF tho Every
Evening Challenge Cup Is still In
doubt as no tenn holds n sufficient
lead 10 assure them Of winning In
either league. Brandywine and Ep-
worth are playing brilliant ball. and
the runners up are making things as
hot ms possible for tho leaders. This
cup is now on display in NJ. r.. Davis
window, S31 Market street
At the present time Brnndywine
and Goodman look likc the strongest
contenders for the pennant In tho First
Division. Mt. Salem with Whitman,
the Seventh Wards mainstay. should
furnish the stiffest opposition that
either team has to contend with at
the present time. Grace, with Rich
ardson on the mound SHOULD be looked
upon TO spring n surprise at any
time.
In tho Second Division, Tpworth
md McCabc, travelling neck and neck
with only few moro weeks to play
seem to have no serious opposition.
although neither team has n sufficient
lead to insure their winning the title.
Goodman is the only team In either
league that has no postponed games 70
play Off at the present time. The
summaries OF postponed games that
must he played are as follows:
/
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
American League,
National League.
WEST WILMINGTON ACADEMY
TRIMS BROWN SOX NINE

In one of the hardest fought games
of the year. West Wilmington Acad-
emy took the Eleventh Ward Brown
Sox into camp last night, 3-2. The
later club, composed of Eleventh Ward
veterans, put up great game and
made the youngsters fight hard for
The score:
w. w. A.....-.. 0 0 0 I 2-3
Brown Sox .....0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
CHARLEsTOwN SCORES sHUTOUT

Charlestown won hard fought
game from Rose Hill on Monday at
Charlestown, TO 0. Anderson, OF
Charlestown, pitched fine ball, hav-
ing II strikeoQts. while Brittingham
of Rose Hill sent seven men 10 the
showers.
Another game will be played with
Rose Hi In the near future Rock
land will travel to Charlestown or
next Saturday to play the strong
MarylanderA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
WEST WILMINGTON NOSES
OUT BANCROFT NINE, "a

croft aggregation, 10 4, AT Four
teenth and Woodlawn, last evening
Rupe Meredith twirled fine article
of ball for the winners. and managed
to count twice in the hit column be-
sides. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
COBB BOWS TO SISlER.
St. Louis Star Puts Strenuous
Tiger Back to Second Place
in Batting.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

I LNtGInX.
Chicago, Aug. s.-George Sisler. the
St. Louis star. has batted back into
the lead in the American League. de-
throning Tyrus Cobb. pilot OF the De-
troit club. who enjoyed brief lead
ership while the Browns fayorite was
out of the game because Of illness,
Sisler now tops the league with an
TO 40s.
In the game against the Yankees
yesterday, Ty failed 10 connect for a
hit in three times at bat, while Sisler.
in the battle between the Browns and
Washington smashed out brace OF
hits IN three times at bat.
The records Of Cobb and Sisler, in
ending Rarnes Of yesferfiav fnllnx,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
srANpING OF cLIIns.

Laurel, Aug. Sin n game that
was called on account of rain In the
sixth Inning. Laurel defeated the fast
going Crisfleld team, to 0. The team
played air-tight bali and fans believe
Laurel will make good showing In
the Eastern Shore League from now
on. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
MANAGERS-SEND YOUR
BASEBALL SCHEDULES

Managers Of baseball teams
are requested to notify the Sports
Editor OF Every Evening Of
their schedules, with grounds
and playing time. Proper at
tention to this viii avoid con-
fiicting information. II will also
save many fans some incon-
venience.
Mail or telephone these sched-
ules and by doing so the games
will appear In the baseball call
endar, which is proving OF much
value to the lovers OF baseball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Washington at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08

Salisbury. Md, Aug. s.--Bussey. on
the mound for Salisbury. blanked
Parksley In an abbreviated contest at
Gordy Park yesterday and allowed but
four scattered hits.
Tho game was featured by fast play
ing OF both teams and the batting Of
Warren and Klinedense. Rain called
halt TO tho same in the eighth In
ming. The score:
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LAUREL WINS OVER
FAST CR|SF|ELD TEAM
Cellar Occupants Play Fast
Game and Show Greatly I'M
proved Form.
yrsrrnnAv.s ccnnrs

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AT Crisheld.-Laurcl, 1, Crisfcld. 0 GO
Innings, rain).
At Pocomokc--Pocomoke, o, Cam
bridge, g.
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING. 7; Pnrksley,
O q innings. rain).
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THURSDAY.
Church League.

First Division---Mt. Salem vs..
Grace, Rockford, No. 2. I'm
pire. Brittingharn.
Westminster vs. Second Bap-
tist. Rockford. No. ]. Umpire,
Pierson.
Second Division-Epworth vs.
st. Stephens. Baynard, No. /.
Umpire, Rickerts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
PARKSIpE EvENS SERIES
WITH ELMHURST NINE

Parkside defeated Elmhurst e-s,
las, night. and evened the series on
between these two teams.
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AAERlCAN LEA6UE.
Chicago. IL; Athletics, 5.
ST. Louis. I6; Washington, 1.
New York. 4: Detroit, 8.
Cleveland, Z: Boston, 0,
q innings, darkness.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg. n; Philadelphia, 10.
Boston, 8; st. Louis, s.
Other games postponed, rain
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THE LEADING HiTTERS.

Results are what you are seeking.
You get results from Every Evsnins
claAdhsdt sds~-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08

II you desire to sell your car tell
Every Evenings $4,000 readers through
. want ad.--Adys
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
ST.THOAfAS'
is....---. ---............ z y
BACHARACH GIANT!

Batted for Means in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
st. Thomas. o o O o o %
Bacharach Giantso o o 90
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xSnith ou, didn't touch hrst base.
RH f.
"a. 20 o12s01s-1s IS .
traction Co. 49,. 10000 % !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
TRUMP Bros PROTEST
GAME IN INDUSTRIAL
Gas Company Piles Up Eighteen
Runs In Victory Over
Traction Nins.
LAST NIGHTS SCORES.

LAST NIGHTS SCORES.
American Car, 2; Trump, Q (proS
tested)
rennsy- Rhoads (forfeited TO Rhoads.)
Hond-durcnt (not plsyed.)
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Totals .............15 Is 81

Have your classified ad where Co.,
900 readers see 1t daily. Call 2200-
ask for ad ker.--Adv.
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Indencndent Games.

independent Ghmes.
Seventh Ward va st. Thomas
Harlan Field, s.15.
Goodman vs.. Now Castle. et
New Castle.
Lorraine Va. Yorklyn, Second
and du Pont, $50.
West Wilmington VS.. Five
Points.
Fraim Dairy W.. Freebooter, at
Seventeenth and Spruce.
Elmhurst VS.. Easflaks.
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'ECMP RRCS.

Totals ..............E q
R.H. f,
Trump Bros. ...... oeceeee-e a
Gas Company drove in Is runs and
shut out Traction Co, in a batting bee
The losers gathered but four hits.
The score:
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Independent Games.

West Wilmington VS.. Pepper
Club. Military Grounds.
Water Dept, VS.. Five Points,
at Five Points
Wilmington Water Depart
ment vs. Five Points, at Five
Points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
K O. Barrett In Third Williams Gets 7uo Nor
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Junior City League.
Eastlsks at. Brownson.
du Pont at Newport.
South Side Snappeps Mt De-
fiance.
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Totals ............ 4 81

SCORE nY iNNINds.
Salisbury .... 0 Q o--1
Pocomoke. Md. Aug. SIN one OF
the fastest games of the season POGO
moke defeated Cambridge here to Q.
a heavy cloud descended on the field
in the seventh inning which made IL
almost impossible 20 see the ball.
The score.
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WEDNESDAY,.
City LeA1nA

Defiance at Union.
Krebs mt Eas,laks.
Bankers at Edge Moor.
ST. Hedwig's at Seventh Ward
Fourteenth and Woodlavn.
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ne7Nl}ea5SR}l1Pf }5@&f4 489Hl

nd the echo moves on n a
Containing
something
OF Hagen and Jones'"
Ana then stretching to expansive beat
You will ind tho melody 4 Jus as good.
enni. speaking tho Austraiasian
Meaning Anderson and Patterson and Pat oIea Wood"
entered from Philadelphia in on td Doon
DOOM" The Yans had promising contender ecknpaush
ito a cluster Of unadoned results
writes NJ. did st
Louis club owners vote against major league trades or sales after July
purchase Indictment after July belongs against
Of In
headlight majority including Tndn
Johnston Richards. Williams. Patterson, i
handler the field No efthand
national open or amateur either here or In Great Britain
baseball
with Hornsby the greate
Iornsby leh.nder right
his homsrun to-day would
In
great hccrs that acknowledge Thorpe Br Dk.a
and Gipp.
all of
A. c.
IA beenT
prediction would
Iby
a of training a
His
willing his TO
If Willard himself
of bandaxes
and strength If handled
/ b
With Tnden and Gunford
tennis and golf heights the
with Johnston Kinsey
candidates
only Tnden
dion Guiford
What with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Trinity. ty......................4 o o Is
Scott ....,...............,...O U u u D-o
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Church LeAgue.

First Divislon---Wcst ys. Bran
dywine, Twenty-ninth and Mar
ket streets. Umpire, Rickcrts.
Second Division--First M. p.
VS.. Bethany. Baynard. No. 4.
Umpire, Brittinghsm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
Independent Games.

Defiance Academy vs.. West
Wilmington, Eighth avenue and
Duncan.
Water Dept. vs.. Clover Dairy.
Eden Park.
krebs vs. Five Points. at Five
Points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-08
Independent Games.

Seventh Ward VS. Lorraine,
Second and dupont streets
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WEST WILMINGTON
BANCROFT,

I io'A SCORE BY INSNINes . !
West Wilmington .~.. Q Q as
bancroft .,..es..,.,...... 0 3 0 Ia
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FRIDAY.
Church Lea rue.

First Division--Cookrnan vs.
ST. Pauls. Rockford, No. 2. Um-
pire, Rlckerts.
Second Division-McCsbe VS..
First-Central. Baynard, No. 1.
Umpire. Brittingham.