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Evening journal., 1922-03-29
Sports Summary

HTw roRR-'The rsnks will
have no trouble winning the pen
nant. ~. Louis and Washington will
be dangerous but not Cleveland"
Col Jacob Rupert. president Of the
Yanks said.
TT. WORTH. Tex.-"Runnins
around the training camps. I'm
having the time OF my life. 7 thought
4 wouldn't he happy when left
the bench but I've never had such
good time" Commissioners lands
said.
BEAUMONT. ex.-ssnsstionsl
nsidinE in the ninth inning cut down
Brooklyn rally and snsbisd the
Yanks 20 win . 70 ..
vt. wORTH-Two hornsrs and
o single by Captain Dave Bancroft
helped the Giants beat the White
sox 3 20 s.
PHILADELPHIA-Pressure of pri
vate business caused "Biil' Hoiien-
bach 10 resign a. nrst assistant "a
John Helsman. football coach al
Pennsylvania.
PINEBLUrF. Ark.-Ths Bostor
Red soI beat the Pittsburgh PirsteI
stoi.
TAMPA. Fis.-washinEton bea
the Boston Braves /. 10 ..
PRINCETON. n. J.-Prlncstor
won the championship of the inter
collegiate basketball league by beat
ing the University Of Pennsylvanii
10 20 ~ In the deciding game.
KANSAS CITY-Hsrry Orch vii
meet Hugh walker. Kansas City
iron man. He signed a ten week
vaudeville tour contract. walker vii
meet Harry Krohn OF Akron =
oklahoma City. April 3.
CHICAGO-Because Of difference
Of opinion among Western confer
sncs coaches and onicials rsgsrdin
certain OF the new football rules.
meeting OF conference onioials vii
be held here early neTt fall. n va
announced today.
SAN FRANCIsCo-Ths chiosE
Cubs were forced 10 remain idl
yesterday because OF cold weathe
and rain.
cHICAGO-More than 1000 bowl
ers have been entered In the seoon'
annual tournament 81 the Chioag
industrial Bowling Association
which opens April 4.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

The Delaware Bronze held a very
enthusiastic meeting Monday even
ing in preparation for the coming
ball season. omcers were elected
and from the outlook very prom
Using year Is looked for.
The hrst practice game will he
held on Saturday at Eighth avenue
and Duncan street. The following
men are requested TO report; Duffy'
r. Hall, A. Claboss, Dillon, Thorpe,
Meredith, V. Hall. MeArdle, John
son. Joe Claboss, McDonoush'
Lynch. ]. Gnion. Thomas and any
one wishing a tryout Address all
communications relative TO games
to r. Thomas. 4Os Eighth avenue.
Call sa7s-M. Middletown, Chesa-
peake City. Eikton, Pedriektown,
Dover. Yorklyn are preferred.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
Fight Results

PHILADLPHIA-winie Jackson.
New York lightweight. outpolnted
frankie Rice. Baltimore. In an eight
round bout. George CLANCY. Bal
timore. won from Jimmy Hanlon.
Denver. In rounds
JERSEY CITY-Al Roberts. Stat
en- Island heavyweight knocked out
Jack Douglas, New York. In the
ninth.
NEW YORK-Jack shsrkey. New
York bantamweight. won a 10 round
judges decision over Willie Spencer.
New York.
ST LOUIS-Harry Kabaoh out
pointed Harvey Bright In - rounds.
MANSFIELD. O.-Joe white. Tus-
caloosa, Ala, heavyweight knocked
out Gus Camp. Pittsburgh. in slx
rounds.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
MerwiCk Slabs
BY BARNEY GOOGLE

Well. boys. we got a good start
hd we mean TO keep IL. Merwick,
Gander Hill Panthers, s.
In Saturdays game We proved
lat tigers are stronger than panth-
3. The star tiger was Riddle and
Is brilliant arm held the Eleventh
rect bridge boys TO six hits.
IA great puzzle has developed
|ound the corner which we cannot
lake out. Joe Decollo has helped
on this problem. His answer: II
q would quit earlier he would
|sve the corner earlier.
/ If it weren't for his face the suit
build look good on him. What say,
,lley?
1.-THE boys went on hunt for
ckets for Jake but didn't succeed
getting a bucket so they decided
. buy him a wash tub.
More power TO you and your corn
T.. wilkes. II you decide on max
the team. please use home run
bacco. Il will give you pep. some
ng that you were not gifted with.
Since the last election for treas
or II seems as though Terry Is
4 ver bumming cigarettes.
Joseph Decollo has certainly baf-
II Harry Schaible in the actions hs
es In vamping girls. A smile and
Nygle. and she is his.
NTim: II Just lost ten dollars on a
# rse that didn't have any tail"
4 Eschaible: '1 just lost ten dollars
one that could not get ahead"
HAP; We've been on this boa
hour and it has scarcely moveC
q 'ard."
(. skinny: That's nothing: 7 car
a mile and only move two feet.
4 Hopkins: How do you make you
ing. my boys?"
Il Roy: Picking up pins"
n Hopkins: What an odd occupa
n. Where do you pick the pins7'
4 BOY: "1n a bowling alley"
#Ne will have more in surprise 10
next week. Be sure and follow
A up. Merwlck
HEverybody out for the game Sat
81 lay with Lorraine OF the Junlo
burban League at Second and Du
nj streets AT 2.3o.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
st. Hedwig'S A. A. Dots
ny GUESS wHO.-

The membership drivs is on. Lets
all pull together and see how many
buttons We can get BY Monday. C
The married members Of our club
should remember that our club room
is open every evening. s
Nibby Is go downhearted these
DAYS he IS actually looking for work
The reason? She Is wearing another
Fellows picture. Cheer up, boy, the
worst Is yet to come
We have heard that there n moth
Ing that can't be done. We had our
doubts about that but now We are
convinced that Il Il true. scaby put
the garage IN the car Sunday niEht.
Gralek-'Ed. you look like thirty
cents this morning"
Ed. Jordan-"Sorry. oralsk. but I
can't let you have Il this morning"
Henry Everett IL praoticine on his
guitar. He says he will surpriss us
on the night OF our hrs dance which
comes or on the nrst Tuesday sfser
Easter He is the first one in the
club every morning coaxinE sounds
out OF his instrument. The music
brings the neighbors around 10 nnd
| out n all tho cats In the neirhbor-
hood have been gathered together
and locked In the club room.
We have heard of Fellows who win
and fellows who lose but no one has
ever heard Muggins admit that he
lost a game Of checkers
Suckers-''Chief. hen has pin
feathers. hasn't shef"
Chief-"Yes. my boy
Stickers-'wel. doesn't X make
her uncomfortable 70 sit down."
Six fellows tainted in the club
room Monday evening. Joe Wilson
left her before IL o'clock and drop
ped in on ua
Kid Walter and Charley lords n
took two girls uptown Saturday eve
ming and then had TO scrape up be-
tween themselves to buy tho girls =
box OF candy. We don blame the
boys for buying the girls the candy
but when two different fellows come
, around on Sunday evening and eat
! IL. well that's different.
Jake uses snun. That in itself Ia
not 20 bad, but when he comes
- around and puts the club room in an
! hproar with the stun It's tims 20 dc
= something. Jake is young man
4 who certainly has some old IDEAS
r. Hihhy Pennell IL going In the ap.
pie business. He was seen around
y No. 10 school the other day with al
? the children in the neighborhooc
, hanging around asking for an apple
The reason they ala that was be.
cause ne was holding part Of an ap-
, pie tree In his hands. Time TO get
an apple cart. isn't Il. Hibby7
Joe Whalen r. one OF the happiesi
boys we have around He scream,
; around the club room from 7 Until
2 70 every night he has on. Whati
- the answer She lets him CONS
- around four times a week instead oi
: three.
Mudd Balls. not Jimmy Mudd. Il
developing very bad habit. HI
was seen on tho EAST side sunda,
, evening bumming everyone in sigh
I for the price Of movie. We advis'
; all the girls over that way TO watcf
| who they give their money TO Of
4 Mudd Balls will never 70 to work.
3 Onions IL one Of the most demo
cratic fellows around the club room
He will try to borrow monsy from
anyone.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
sCHAEFER LEADS HOPPE.

CHICAGO. March - (united
Press) .-Champion joe sohaefer
was leading willie Hoppe by 100 20
S51 points in their iSee-point con
test for the worlds IA bsikline
billiard championship.
schaefer won the second block OF
500 played last night by 500 20 ass.
lie hss the balls IN close position 10
continue on the last round tonight
and IL is believed . good count on
the start will be a big faetor-in the
nnsl result.
Hoppe got the high run with is7
last night against ib7 by schasfsr.
SchAefer's average vas 81 - while
Hopes average was 50 t-7.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
Bowlers

The City Bowling league will
meet tonight nc Grrdy's Alleys
and all captains and bowiers of
the circuit are requested TO be
present. Arrangements for the
roll-on series between the XII
wanians and Eaks. half winners,
viii be- made and plans for n
banquet will also he discussed.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
ALL WILMINGTON MEETING

Efforts are still being made to
the All-Wilmington
League. Il Is said that only one
more club is necessary 10 round out
a six club circuit with East End.
Parkade. Eleventh Ward. South
side-Eden and ST. Msry's promised
as members. A meeting has been
called for Friday night
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
KEYsTONE DANCE.

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Key
me Field Club will give a dance
morrow evening In the club rooms
B East Fourth street. The COM
ttee in charge is working hard
make the affair a success and as
v small admission. fee will be
arged a large crowd is expected.
IN old and new dances will be on
program. Buckmaster's orches-
OF FIVE pieces will furnish the
sic. The dancing will commence
s.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

The Eastern League all season
basketball championship will be de-
clded In n best two out Of three
game series between Trenton, first
half winners and New York, second
half title holders.
The two quintcts will meet In the
nrst game this Friday In Trenton.
The second game will he played
Saturday night. II . third contest is
necessary n will he played on q
neutral noor. Camden, on date 10
be decided.
George Horse" Haggerty. the
huge center man who csvorted with
Harlan in the Ship League and lived
here for quite a while is a member
II the New York crew.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

Somebody's going to lose some
weight. Babe Carrow and Harold
Money will put up a battle for the
heavyweight pitching chump-een-
ship Of the Bankers bunch. Odessa
and Townsend will sure hear about
this.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
wAWAsFT GOING AGAIN

Wawaset has organized for tn
season and all players are requested
to report at Rockford Tower 10
practice Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. Francis Uhl. Jr., 170'
Lowering avenue is manager and ai
teams desiring games should get n
touch with him.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

April 5 is the date set for the
start of the plsy-on series between
p. b. & w. and Desco for the cham
pionship OF the Wilmington City
OuOlt League. The host out OF
hftccn games will decide this titu-
lar tilt. five games on each night OF
April 5, and ~. The series will be
staged AZ the Young Mems Repub-
Iican Club.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
SPORTS :55i===== go
Juniors to Meet

Preparations for the opening
Of the playing scaS0n which will
take plAco on SATURDAY.. April
~. viii he made By tho Junior
City Baseball DsnEuo at q uicct-
ing I'm Brownson Hall, Fourth
and jackson streets. tonight.
President Joe Condon requests
that all teams be represented
BY their managers. The meet
ing will starr at \ O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
WHATS IN A NAME.
Goulash.

Howard Mccall carried on the
high individual honors OF the Bank
ers and Brokers pin spiilers in the
Industrial Bowling League and his
efforts were rewarded with a ten
spot. the prize for this accomplish
ment
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
Crescent Life
BY JUDGE.

Don't forget that wednesday night
is social night. The Junior four will
furnish music for the afsir.
Things We would ike TO see;
Mike Giaoomo on time for a meet
ing.
Al Herman working.
Jim servino married.
Coke Middleton with soms ambi-
ton.
Harry Mason says he would Ike
TO have an eight-day watch. He has
an Ingersoll. but he hnds Il ineon-
venient TO be setting and winding Il
every other hour.
Fats Almond was Hck for few
DAYS but failed 20 lose weight. He
still weighs 40 pounds.
A certain young fellow told Walter
Murray the other day that he would
bring his grandchildren around TO
see his mustachs when Il comes out.
What wss the matter with you
after the raffie came on. Fred
Were you glad you didn't win it7
Jack Gilmour Is a pretty hard
kicker when II comes 10 playing SOC
Ger. Those bloody soccer players
better watch him after this.
A tooter who footed the mute
Tried TO teach two tooters TO toot;
Said the two TO the tooter,
Is II harder to toot. or
To teach two tooters to tOot7
Jack wendt wants 70 know who
the girl was that said he was cute
when he is dressed up.
All Of our strong men are com
planning OF all kinds Of ailments, sf-
ter carrying that new piano down
Tuesday.
Hop woodinston doesn't know
how to act since he has gone TO work.
He seams to go 20 bed quite early Of
late.
Carl Quinn went fishing the other
day and said he would have brought
his FISH home n he hadn't been
caught in the showers.
Cyclone Freedman and n. o. Ali
mond will give an exhibition OF the
nstic art IN the clubrooms Thurs
dav. We would like 20 have a big
audience as these two biners have
never met before.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
BILLY EVANS SAYS

as much when I make ny debut n
the majors"
That IL certainly some sensible
reasoning by one Of the most adver-
tised young men in the country.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
PIONEERS TO NOMINATE.

The annual meeting for the nomi-
nation Of ofneers Of the Benevolent
Pioneer Literary Association will he
held on April 4. With the election
one week later.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
SHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
News in Numbers

Joe vorous. all around Whining
ton athlete representing the South
ern Division In the big Pennsy car
nival OF sports at Baltimore last
Saturday had bad break In the
half mile run IN which he finished
second and should have won. Norous
was passing a runner who was 80
far In ths rear that he had been
Tapped when he was tripped ac-
cidentsiiy. Joe got himself together
as fast and best a. he could hut
was passed by the winner near the
tape.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

n. Stewart came through the
various trial heats and finished
third in the 100 yard finals He
is another Wilmingtonian. This
was Stewards first entry in the
big eventS and he acquitted
himself nicely. He showed that
he could be developed.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
Volumes in Brief
Axe'iorn:
NC IOIn.
Even a big man can act mighty
small at some times.

Wilmington High hasn't set the
world afire in the scholastic sport
world here of late, and II anything
has had a hard time getting as much
as an even break or little hetter
in its various schedules but 1t looks
as II the Cherry and white Is go
ing TO have another big season in
baseball. The Delaware avenue boys
with = veteran crew look exception
ally we'll TO date.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

How to sell. when to sell. whore
10 sell, Is the story told by the Want
Ads.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

or all the joys and thrills,
There's none that beat,
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

George Tweedy Staliings. presi-
ient-mansger Of the Rochester Club
: credited with having introduced
he word bonehead into baseball,
having used that term 1t describes
he quality OF ball played by the
'hililes when he was their manager
n 1895"
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

George would have thought
up a lot Of new adjectives II he
had been with the Phils the
last couple of campaigns.
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

CELEBRATED COME-BACKs;
Baseball Challenges.
The Thermometer.
Hoky-POkys.
Promcnades.
"WhO shot you In the arm7"
Evening journal., 1922-03-29

The Sporting News gets out a
ine little baseball record book
Every year and beside supplying Of
iclal figures also gives dope on IN
fidents connected with the history ot
he national game. Here's ono OF
hem:
Evening journal., 1922-03-29
RRoNzE LOOKS GOOD.

Totals ............,, ol sll W.
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work at the Goss Garage and
has accepted position in the
paint shop Of Joe Mullanev
AlbeU +. Gollnick of Milwaukee,
Wis, & student at Middlebury col
lege, was the guest OF his frater-
nit brother, Leslie Moyles, the
last Of the week. Mr.. Gollnick is
president Of the Undergraduates
association at Middlebur and was
captain OF last years football
team. He was here and in other
sections Of the state speaking in
the interests of the college.
Mrs. Cecil Albce of Newport is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. w. Lowell.
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ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

The next snow shoe hike will be
held on Wednesday event and
the leader vii be DR. W. II. Fitch.
All interested are invited to meet
at the Athenaeum at 1880 o'clock
and follow the trail.
"Doc" Heon has completed HI
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Alvin RuIgan Of Cabot who was
IS years old on Feb. 8 spent the
dav with his daughter, Mrs. ORA
Bolton. He is very smart for his
years and takes part in active du-
ties, going to the creamery once
or twice a week, fishing and
hunting. Last fall he went to
camp in deer hunting and hunted
for two days.
Mrs. W. A. Warner, who has
been at Barton for a month caring
for an invalid aunt, came home
Friday.
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Caledonia Council, No. 10, r. and
S. M.
Stated Assembly Wednesday ev-
ching, February - at 7.30 p. m.
The several degrees will be con-
ferrcd on a large class. Refresh
mcnts.
Arthur L. Graves. T. I. M.
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Waterford

Mr.. and Mrs, II, f Pike had as
guests Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. F.
A. Richardson and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A. Watson of Littleton, n. H.
Mrs. Albert Bradford has been
quite sick with grip, but is bet
ter.
Maurice Suabuiv has gone to
Twin Mts. where he has work for
a few weeks.
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Peacl,an
Prize Winners in Town Speaking
and Spelling Contest

The prize spcaking and
oal,;no. oor4o4 81 tha +o,,.,,
SP1i'','s 'V"'19' - ''o Wv w., -
school took place IN the town nan
Tuesday, Feb. 7. The smelling be-
qan at 10 O'Clock and after a long
contest resulted as follows:
Sec 1-Katherine !. Shaw. 1st
prize. next in order were Benz. A.
Thresher. Ida L. Ashford, Alma
Churchill, Nelson b. MilHgan. Ma.
RON l. Munger. Robert r. Esdca.
Riley A. Thompson.
Sec Earl N. Thrcshcr. first
p,.ize, next in order were Maroarcs
a Lamb. Row p Munger. Wilson
w. Thresher. Seraph Darling. Ell
WIN l. SNOW
Earl n Tbreshcr and Margaret
A Lamb 90 to the county contest
at ST. Johnsburv
In the afternoon the spealing
bepan AT , o'clock with the follow
mo list of sneakers.
Sec "a Mortifvino Mistake"
Dorothv F. Netcalf .. "Dumb"
Eva l. Harvey 4 "The Last of
Snowic1ans" Reni 4 Threshol.
4 "The Cbicadcc" Robert r. f.
den. =. "Sunno@e NV Little Iadv'.
+. Victoria G, Leslie 2 "Tbc
XaIo Of a Smile" Putb f.. Coolcv
+ . "Tbo IittIc A ,geI' Rilcv a.
Thomnson ,. "Tho Mont Wind y
Nolson r Millioan .. "Tha chick
ems Mistake" Ida l. Ashford 4
Soc 2-"NTa and Her Au4o
Dido" I NIlvn Moore . "Somc-
bodv's Mother" Carroll A Brown.
g. "Volmont 7 avg Edmund r
Abbott =. Pro Town Neeti1o
TAIL Row p Nungcr 7. "Notb-
a,,,s Wo1I, Shon'; Earl " Thresho,.
:. "Thn 7 it+lo Doc Under the
Wooon" Hazel \ Co.'s G. "Juet
as Mother I1sod 70 DO" Mitchell
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NEWSPAPER CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD IN EUGENE

University of Oregon, Eugene, Dec.
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