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Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
VOCATIONAL HIGH FIVE
TAKES MEASURE OF ~" EMPS

Before a fair sized audience, Voca-
tional High slipped a victory over the
''Y" Emps on the local floor Saturday
night, with a score Of 20 to 20 the
Y boys took the lead at the beginning
of the game but after the first guar
ter it became evident that the teams
were well matched and baskets were
hard IN DOT hrr hard
throughout the game, and Harris OF
Ia. -, s4s> - -Der or sur :
prise shots at the begin.n
Vocational Emps
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
Likes Her School.

Dear Uncle Jed: Have you room in
your large family for another girl?
l am years old and am IN the third
grade at Mt. Pleasant school I like my
school much. and have nice teacher,
Miss Grace Driscoll.
Sometimes get 100 per cent. in
arithmetic and spelling 1 like to read
and cut out pictures. Sometimes I HELM
my mother dry dishes and dust the
chairs.
1 have four dolls and have made hat
and cape for one of them.
Wish you Happy New Year.
ETHEL C. BROWN.
Narvich
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
Our Cat

Dear Uncle jed: This is the first tina
ever wrote story TO you. am going
to tell you about our cat
Our cat IS gray. She has a bob tail.
Her name is Julie. She is very playful.
and she goes fishing and catches trout.
After she catches them she brings
them to the house and shows us. Then she
eats them. She likes mice and milk. TOO.
am in the fifth grade at school
BEATRICE COFFEY, Ages
Daneison
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
A Visit at My Aunt.s,

Dear Uncle Jed: One day. right after
Christmas. 1 went with my mother to
'-isit my aunt. First we Travelled about
TWO hours on a train love to looz out
Of the window as we go for there are
many pretty views and so many differ
ent kinds Of houses. One place saw
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
An Studio, Easy Except Arithmetic.

Dear Uncle Jed: We have been hav-
ing letter writing in, school, SO
thought I would write to you.
l have been TO school every day for a
long time. I like my. school very much
because / have nice teacher and 50
like to go. Her name is Miss Tanner.
1 like every girl in my school. We
have spelling reading. writing. arithme-
tic. language, history and geography
MY spelling, reading, writing and Ian
guage are very easy but arithmetic is
very hard.
There are twenty-eight SEA lars en-.
rolled in my school
GRACE GRAY, Age IL.
Moos,sp.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23

evening in Baltic and the Bantams
would like to play the 'rY' Emps that
night for return game. Please
answer as soon as possible. Phone Bal
tics Mills office and ask for Mr.. NC
Gill
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
He:
Rules For Young writers.

1-Write plainly en- one side OF TIE
paper only, and number the pages.
Else pen and ink. not pencil
s-Short and pointed articles viii De
given preference. Do not use over zoe
be- used.
6-Write your name, age and address
plainly at the bottom Of the story.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
Influence o, Public on,nion

When the Republican Party Of Pennsyl-
wanna conscripts as Senator a statesman
of the eninence of MIR. Pepner, it truly
can be said the public opinion is moi
without influe-cA IN American politics
today-Bcston Transcript.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
STOCKS.

TIE following is q summary OF The
transactions on tho New York Stock Ex-
tfian-e TO p n:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23

4 ran may have enough money to
~r- Of 7-erver md sfin net
have enough to get him into society.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23

tired bird. Sink the flower pot or other
receptacle in the earth, being sure that
there are stones in the bottom to pre-
vent it from leaking. II you use .
length of sewer pipe, it may stand up q
short distance above the earth with ivy
or morning glories planted around it
next month. Keep this bath filled with
fresh water and enjoy studying the bird
tourists who viii perch on its edge.
Don't Shoot! In Woodcraft Series
! tomorrow.)
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
Take Notice ~"

The Baltic Wanderers would like
10 play the ~" Seniors Wednesday
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
Release Tuesday, March 2, 1920
| For Girls to Make
1872 Homecraft Eyl
For Bird Tourists
BY CAROLYN sRrRW1N BAILEY

BY tAKULFN bHEKHIN EAGEE
It is surprising how many of the
wild birds pass through the city in the
spring, and how much they would like
to be welcomed there. They are Use
fui city visitors, as well, for they are
ready to stay and do their share in keep
ing your backyard garden free OF in
sects. So, do make their arrival COM
Portable with a shelter, OF at least =
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23

A helmet is the original knight e-p.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23
Window Dining Table

Fasten a narrow board OF a wooden
box cover TO the kitchen window sill
BY means of brackets. A tin can, in
yerted, and having a door cit IN the
side may stand in one corner Of this
shelf as rainy day station for the
first birds on their way from the south.
Spread the dining table every day with
the crumbs left from the bread b ard,
with bits of bacon fifid, salt pork, and
suet. This will attract even blue birds
passing through yotr town.
Back Yard Bird House
A small wooden box such as starch
comes in win make, this. Glue some
wooden meat skewers to the inside for
perches. Cut round door in the cover
Of the box, small enough Tor bird to
squeeze through, bat too small, for q
cats head. Then glue ti1e cover On to
make the front Of the house. If you can
get some pieces Of bark, single the
house with them, TO make it look rustic,
and also TO keep cot the rain. It viii
be best. to nall this bird house to post
ID the back yard. about which YOU can
plant vines later in the season.
A Bird Bath
A large earthen flower pot, shori
length Of pipe. or wooden pail will
make refreshing bath for ! thirsty
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23

A. large earthen flower pot, q short
length Of pipe, or a wooden pail will
make refreshing bath fpr i thirsty,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-23

Moosup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
LES|ANUM TAKES
GAME FROM HIGH NINE
Large Crowd Turns Out to See
Local Rivals Stage Fast
Game.

Salcsianum drew first blood In the
inter-city scholastic championship yes
terday, when they took advantage of
Highs Off day and neatly trimmed
Capt. Jones and his mates by an so
score. The game was closer than the
score indicates and Jim" Richards
had an advantage over Kerrigan, the
"Sallies" ace, Rickards tanning more
men than the latter and having per-
feet control. Had his support been
better the score would have been
closer.
Too much credit cannot be given
to the Eighth street boys. whose play
ing was first class, and batting above
the average. In the ninth inning, Hign
took n liking TO Kerrigan's shoots aud
pushed across three runs, only to have
their rally cut short by Weiner hitting
an easy groundcr to Kerrigans
"Duckie" Carbon kept up his good
work by slamming out two solid
singles. Richards also contributed n
neat two-bagger.
Capt. Jones of the High School team
said 1t would be n different tale" when
the game is played on Pennsy Field,
but High had better brace and strike
their old stride
The Cherry and White boys are not
discouraged and Coach Ashton says
at the end OF the week Il Will be eleven
victories and two defeats challIed M
for the boys.
The old time friendly enemies
spirit was present and was a fine cx-
iampe of the good scholastic spirit
shown by the two institutions when.
lever they have met. No arguments oi
/, fights marred the game, this adding
90 the enjoyment of the fans present
lwho appreciated the well-hehavct
,Cheering sections of both schools
At the beginning of the game
Principal Coke tf the High Schoo
tossed out the first ball to F'athri
Tucker of the Catholic High.
The Catholic High boys presented
well balanced team and took thing
> easy with n flve-run lead. The umplr
ing Of Russell could have been better
1t might have been an Off day FOR hin
as he failed 10 see several decisions
= one a shoe string catch hy Charli
Jones I'm left center. which the umI
gave the "Sallles" n two base hit or
This started batting rally and th
Eighth street boys showed over thre
n runs, Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
DOVER SET.
Rent County Track Meet Interests
Capital Athletes.

Dover. MAY lO--nover's track team
10 fast rounding into shape and with
tho Kent county track meet. but few
weeks nfr and with the coaches aHd
hoyr both redouhling their efforts Tor
hettcr time IN several ~ tho events
their great hope In Dover AZ the Kent
county track meet IS that Il viii he
won by them.
Whne Dover did not appear 50 faV-
crahle IN tho Delaware TntcrscholasttC
athletic meet. 70 was only IN tho ah-
scenco of Captain Evans that hurt the
tcam's nnal standing The red haired
athlete did not arrive until after the
he had 20 Jump into a track suit. after
riding some 40 miles In an auto and
consequently he could not he expected
to show his best But with all Of this
Dover was passed hy only two other
Delaware high schools. when the finaI
standing was computed.
The weakest point Of the entire team
seems to be high jumping and the halt
mile and the coaches hope 20 remedy
one of these AZ least in time for the
county meet. May 10. Nathaniel FL.
lott Jr. WAS the only Dover hoy &C
receive n medal and considering tho
field that he ran against he more thar
deserved the honor Several II. l. \
a records are expected 20 fall wher
tho local track men take the field or
June 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
SALES|ANUM PLAYS
ROMAN CATHOLIC TEAM
Eighth Street Players Threaten
to Take Lead in Catholic
League.

salesianun will play its flfth league
game Saturday afternoon, when the
Eighth Street aggregation sides up
against Roman Catholic High. The
Quakerites suffered n bad defeat at
the hands Of the local school artists
when they met them on their home
grounds.
Roman Catholic High, II win be re-
membered, packed away the basket
ball championship belt Of the Catholic
League. but has not the same variety
Of boys on the diamond az II had on
tho wooden ways.
Saleslanum Is following close on the
heels OF villa Nova Prep. the best of
the school hoy organizations II the
New Town boys should give in 70 any
other league member tho Eighth street
nine would be tied FOR first place.
The last game Of the league viii be
between Salesia mum and villa Nova
Prep. Thfs match win be second only
10 tho Wilmington High. because n
will decide the championship Of the
lleagUe. The standing Of the teams is
las follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
FIREMEN ARE BETTER
PLAYERS THAN POLICEMEN

The Firemen proved TO be better
ball players than the City Policemen
in the game staged between the teams
at Second and du Ppnt streets. the fire
laddies winning. 14'to G.
Fritz" Scheu. on the mound for
the smoke eaters" set the guardians
of the law down with two safe bin
giles. Vaughn Johnson, well-known to
all followers of local baseball. started
TO pitch for the cops" but he was
batted from the mound. Schooner
Long, another star OF yester-years,
then took up the twirling burden.
Eleven safe hits were made by the
fire-hghters.
| Jack Reeder and Bobby Graham
were the leading stickers for the win
ners. Vaughn Johnson and Still Sc
cured the "coppers" only hits.
A game is pending between Jim
Elliott's "Old Timers" and the fire
men. The old-timers are of the opin-
ion that they can uphold the honor OF
the police department. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10

Department. The Delaware team re-
Gently took part in the Second Corps
Area r. O. T. c., match and made a
good showing and is now competing
in the national intercollegiate match.
These matches are what are known
as telegraphic matches and conse-
quently do not require any outlay of
money. There are 80 members of the
Delaware Rife Club.
The Williams College baseball team
which trained on Frazer Field last
year has accepted an invitation to re-
turn next spring for training purposes
from April II TO Is, when there will be
several practice games between Della
ware and Williams, and a scheduled
game in Wilmington one day during
that time.
Track Coach Derby reported having
attended the Middle States Collegiate
Athletic Conference, which decided TO
make the Middle States field and track
meet starting at Franklin and Mar
shall this year. a two-day meet, the
heats to be run off on Friday and the
finals on Saturday. The conference
declared Booth the crack long distance
runner who left Delaware to go tC
Hopkins, ineligible TO compete In the
Middle States this year.
The Council approved three football
games for next year as follows: st
lJoseph's, of Philadelphia, for Septem-
lber 80. to be practice game; Wash
Iington College in place of Albright
who cancelled, for November IS, ant
the game with Rhode Island State
away, on October 81. Other teams oil
the schedule are, Muhlenburg, Ursinus
=. NJ. c., Stevens, Haverford anC
Dickinson.
DIR. w. Owen Sypherd. president o
the Council. prepared a statement set
ting out the relationship as TO ath
letics between the Council, the ath
letic director and the business ad
ministrator, which was approved b.
the Council. 1t will now go TO Presi
| dent Hnllihen and then to the board O
trustees for their approval.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
TARGET SHOOTING
MADE MINOR SPORT
New Understanding Adopted
by Athletic Council at Uni
versity Of Delaware.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, MAY 10.-On petition OF II.
w Cook. president OF the Delaware
Rife Club. the Athletic Council of the
University of Delaware, at a meeting
held last night decided in the future
to recognize target shooting as q
minor sport of the university TO be
under the general supervision OF the
athletic director the same as all other
sports. On recommendation OF the
athletic director. the ID. r. T." will
he awarded members OF the rifle team
who earn IL.
Mr.. Cook explained 10 the Counci
that the Federal government furnish
es the rifles, ammunition, targets. etc
and that the recognizing of IL as q
minor sport will not cost the Council
much money under any circumstances
The Delaware team, which has mad,
an excellent showing this year, il
coached by members OF the Military
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
THREE GOLF MATCHES
AT DU PONT CLUB

Three inter-departmenta golf
matches were staged last evening at
the du Pont Country Club course. the
Administrative boys losing TO En-
gineering TO /. Explosive-Operat-
ing triumphed over Experimental 10
and the Dye Works defeated Ac-
counting. 10 2.
The day was suited TO the sport and
some very good scores resulted. The
largest gallery Of the season followed
the golfers.
The results:
j. c. Mnlard (Engineering) defeat
ed Ferriday Administrative ! up
II holes.
Ketchum (Engineering) defeated
Street administrative l up--10 holes.
Hume CEngineering) defeated Frank
Mason administrative up.
Craigue (Engineering) defeated
Irenee du Pont ADMINISTRATIVE / up
10 holes.
A. f. II. Hall (Engineering) lost to
b. Ward Administrative l up--11
holes.
--du P
Lawrie (ExperimentaD lost to Guen-
veur (Explosive) 2 up.
Twilley (ExperimentaD defeated C.
w. Dickey (EXplosive) / UP.
Calhoun (ExperimentaD defeated J
IC. Herman (Explosive) 1 up-12 holes
p. II. Rodgers (ExperimentaD de-
lfeated J. j. Kelleher (Explosive) ! up
G.. b. Taylor (Experimental) defeat.
ed r. w. Mcclellan (Explosive) 8 ant
a.
]. w. Stillman (ExperimentaD los
to E. l.. Hinsley (Explosive) 4 and 2
--du p
S. Trlbbit (a) lost to Doom dye
8 and ..
Reichard (a) defeated ]. Sachs
(Dye) 8 up.
O'Conner (a) lost to +. Ernst (Dye
and a.
p. j. Murphy (a) defeated Flynn
(Dye) 2 up.
J. T. Mason (a) lost to w. A. Man.
. Dye) 3 and 2.
Try an Every Evening want ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
CHERRY AND WHITE
PLAN MANY GAMES
Play ooldey Today; Chester
Game Next Week Will At
tract Crowd.

To-day Herb White VIII cndeavor to
pun uish school out of their rut by
,urnins hack Coach Wolfe and his
Goldey College team. Tho game viii
"a. plavcd az Rockford Tower and the
student body II expected 60 attend.
Yesterday the old school spirit found
itself ana i.goo students marched TO
tho ncla accompanied by the school
hand Under the cheer leaders, Jacob
son and Green. they completely out
chcered their opponents.
Tho game today VIII start at S.lo
sharp. and pasqualo, Goldey's ace. VIII
trv and avenRe the 1910 lacins hand
ga hy High 60 them earlier In tho sea
son
ON Friday, Haddon Heights. from
across the river, will he the guests &C
tho locals with Temple Prep. being the
PARTY of tho second part ON saturday
Roth games VIII he played on Baynard
Field.
On Tuesday tho Delaware avenue
hoys viii bo tho guests Of Chestm
High on Smcdiey Field. This II High :
greatest game and 20 win hut one
Chester samc means "A successful sea
son. About 800 students are expected
to attend. going via boat. train, trolley
car and automobile. II "a hoped the
alumni WITH attend
Lineup for today's game with Got
day college; White or Wood. p; Max
we'll O.. MoNaugh. m, Weiner ~
donaldson. 2h., lAchcnstein. SIS; Car
Ion. 90 Dawson. rf Stirllth. e.. and
capt Jones. u
Manager rlppin has completed ar
rangoments for "A douhle-hoader 60 b'
staged on Decoration Day with Nor
ristown High on tho latter's grounds
Last year the locals won both ends o
the double header and are Conndeu
pf ropontiuc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
BROKE sss CLAY BIRDS.
Clarence u. PIntt Wins First Prize at
Lakewood Tournament.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Lakewood. N. j.. May 1o.--Clarence
u. platt. of Bridgeton, broke ZIG out
Of possible 300 clay birds here yes
terday In tho sixth annual Lakewood
trapshooting tournament and TOOK
first prize in the cunning for the
Chamber Of Commerce trophy.
The classic field was led by Samuel
T. Oehler with score Of 100.
Shooting for runner-up resulted In
n tie between J. G. Coder, Of Hunting
don, Pa, Arthur King. Clarence y.
Plat and Frank Muldoon, with three
each.
High gun Of Class A, in the classic
field was w. G. Betterman. Of Lewis
town, Pm, with 90 targets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
Eastlake Cubs Win.

Eastlake Cubs won over Arcade yes
terday in fast played game. 13 to
is. Stats had great day at the bat
for Arcade, getting four hits, in as
many times at eat. Demoth also Sc
cured a hit each time at bat. Sradley
pitched "a great game, tanning ten
men. The feature of the game was the
heavy hitting of both sides, five
doubles being made. Arcade collected
Is hits off Germans delivery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
,rore Nv Ipnin1
Veterans Want Games.

The ex-service men Of the z. 8.
Veterans Hospital. No. ~, Perryvine.
Md. issue a challenge 20 any semi
professional or amateur baseball play
ers OF Wilmington or vicinity on any
day during tho week At their place, or
Sunday on our hona diamond. For
details. kindly write TO L. 3. Veterans
Hospital. No. AZ. Perryville. Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
FRIENDS DROP FOURTH
BALL GAME Of SEASON
Long Pitches Well But is Given
Miserable Support; Seven
Errors Made.

Wilmington Friends lost lta fourth
game yesterday. when the du Pont
High team took the Quakers into
cafnr. l9-5 The Friends team played
a loose fielding game, p total of seven
errors being charged against them.
The game was one sided from the
third inning when tho home team
jumped ON Long for four runs. Long
lsteadied. but was given miserable
suuport The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
Totals
ROCKFORD PARK
Seniors Defeat Juniors.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. May l0.-The University Of
Delaware Seniors defeated the Juniors
IN n class baseball game yesterday
afternoon. 10 s. The game went
seven innings and was close from
start 20 finish. The batteries were
Challenger and Deppe for the Seniors.
and Lund and Reynolds for the
Juniors. The Seniors and Freshmen
Will play for the University class
championship next Wednesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
BASEBALL SCORE SHEETS
ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Baseball score sheets can now
be obtained at Every Evening
Office. The managers of teams
in and about the city are urged
TO send IN their reports of games
as soon az possible after their
completion. Every Evening
wants the news of all baseball
teams and will publish results
OF all contests. Address all COM
munications to Sports Editor or
bring the scores TO the office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
ST THOMAS.
ST. THOMAS TO PLAY
PHILADELPHIA BALL TEAM

St. Thomas team of the Philadelphia
Baseball Association will meet stern
opposition tonight at Second and du
Pont streets. when they clash with the
strong Ford -Kendig Company team OF
Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
Rockford Defents Westn, In steY.

Rockford won over Westminster in
n very poorly played game at Rock
ford. last evening. s. to 3. Jones pitch
I'd a smooth game. but was given poor
support. Two errors in the first gave
Rockford three unearned runs. The
other two runs were the result Of an
error and "A hit Westmlnster hit the
ball hard, but WAS not able 70 connect
when the runs v-yre needed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
alesianum Trims High; Catholic League Under Way
CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES.

Several games were played IN tho
Church Baseball League last night,
with the following results:
Goodman, .. Westminster. ].
Branhywine. 8: Mt. Salem. 4.
McCabe, 10; Scott, D.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
CATHOLIC TWILIGHT
LEAGUE SEASON Open
Pioneers Defeat ST. Patrick's,
ST. Thomas and ST. AIMS
in 2-2 Tie.
STANDING.
yEsTERDAY's SCORES

Yesterdays SCORES.
Pioneers 3: 81. Patrick's, o.
81. Mary's, I0 Hrownson. 2.
81. AIMS. q S. Thomas 2 ttie, dark
ness).
Pioneers defeated ST. Patrick's last
night In Catholic Twilight League
game. staged at Baynsrd Field. No. q
the final score being Q to 3, in favor Of
the Desmond crew ST. patriek's out
hit the Pioneer outfit 10 TO 6. but the
Pioneer OUTFIT hit when hits were
needed. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
aT rArRIrKta
ais .....,....... 3 ~
PIONEERS.
'o'''s sst6RF ny rNNTNGsi -

Sc Patrick 3 .'''-...,....' 3 o o. Ozo 0-5
Pioneers .................. 0 o 3 1 %
Home runs. Taggart. Lux. Tvo-base
hit. Bukowslti. struck out, by Malloy, 7.
bases Malloy, Langap, 3 Smith. Sulli-
van Retting Umpire. Cunningham.
St Mary's helped Brownson open
tho Catholic Twilight League baseball
season last night At Second and du
Pont streets. with a 10 to 2 victory
oyer the Librarians.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
FRIENDS
..,,.,,,. 3 10 2
DE POkT
Io'alS sGoip;'Eu; nv IISSni

Friends .....,...-...... u q ? o 3 o =
du Pont High ....... O o ! o o 3 4 2-13
Struck out, by Long. II; by Elder. g.
Bases on balls, of Long. 8; or Elder, /.
Homo run. Elder. Throe-base hit. Hille-
gas Two-base hits. Munson, Long,
Edler. Strickland. IIvermore, Beatty.
Umpire. Rickerts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
Totals ,,.,,.,..,,,..... : IL ~ IL
Totals
Battcd for Maxwell in ninth.
SCORE RN INNINGS

Salesianum ............... O2o oO3OO3 3o-s
W. II. :. ................... 100000 o 80
Struck out. by kerrigan 3; by Rick
ards s. Bases on balls, or kerrigan. .;
of Richards. o. Two-base. hits Richards
Dolan Gillespie. Burke. Sacrifice hits.
Lowell, Fahey. Passed balls. Burke. Max
well, Double play. Lichcnstein to Nc
Waugh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10

scheu. 2. Earned runs. Police, 2: Fire
men. Z. Two-base hits. Still. Graham.
Scheu, Reeder, Baker. Lewis Three
base hit. Johnson. Home run. Morgan
by scheu. o. Double play, Graham TO
Neeson to Morgan. Left on bases, Police,
3; Firemen, s. Stolen bases. Gray Gra-
ham. 3; Morgan, Reeder, 3; Baker
Sacrifice hit. Scheu. Hit by pitched balls.
Wertele. Burns, Neeson, Baker Bases
on balls. of Johnson. s of Long. 3 of
Scheu, 8. Time OF game. 10. Umpires
Bradford and John Riley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
SrAPLFR PARK WINS
FOURTH OF SEASON

Stapler Park defeated Rockford. IA
10. In an interestins game yesterday
afternoon. the win making the fourth
Etra ght for the season. The score: