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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21
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Lupu Ia New York


Am aaultat cetitorilor nostri cd
,0n,dnii din Nelc York pc ziua. de
~ Oct, an aranjat o receptie gran
diodsd IN onOar6a d-fui doctor Lu.
pu. fost ministyu dc inttrnc subt
guuernul domnalui Vaida 81 actua,
depntdt tdrdnist.
NJ s'a Gnn,l!dt ca ron, prin,i III.
rapport dctailat despre dceasta sera-
ia. II rom pibtica IN sdptdmdna
aiifoare. Camdcoddtd suntem ia
pldcuta situate de pablicu dis
cnrsM f,'un,os DE- fntdmpinore, ros-
tilt dc 9l. prof. Leon Fcyuru, tle,a
Eairersitdtea Columbia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21

In timpul prezent Romania
are o snpraproductie de sare,
unul dintre principalele isvoa-
re minerale ale tarii. Surplu-
sui de sare e gramadit 81 zace
Ia gura minelor din cauza lip
Sci de vagoane. Starea aceasta
a necesitat concediarea unui
mare numar de mineri. Ea poa-
te scurta mutt statul in venitul
Gel are della monopolul sarii.
Recolta samanaturilor e rea.
Ea este Gu multi mai mica ca
estimarile facute. Surplusuri
de ,exportat nu sunt decat in
ORE, ovas 81 fasole. Recolta
graului 81 a porumbului deabia
ajunge sa faca fata cerintelor
din tara. Guvernul, ca sa dea
ajutoare in regiunile Gu recolta
neindestulatoare, a daruit su-
ma de 200 milioane de lei. Multi
speculatori au pierdut sumo ia
buloase, baxandu-se pc estima-
title de mai inainte 81 angajand
slepurt si vagoane in vederea
exportArei de cereale pc carl Sc
asteptau so faca.S S'au luat
masuri rentrn inlaturarea lip
sci de oarne prin aceea Cd gu
vernul q interzis exportarea
porcilor vii sau taieti.
Recolta sfeclelor de zahar sc
raporteaza q fl bunicica. Con-
form ultimelor estimatii, canti-
tateta xaharului fabricat anul
acesta va ajunge Ia 10000 de
tone. In anul trecut ca q fost
numai de 20 de mil. Totusi,
consumatia interna este della
70'pana Ia 80 mil de tone annual.
Fabricantii germani, carl do
n1ineasa dc multi ami plata ro-
mana in oeeace priveste auto
mohilAlA ii accesoriile electrico.
incep sa-si piarda Influenza, o.
So ca oomenlile CO le obtin de
aci scad din ii in ii. Vorbind
in termani general, sansele 4
mericei de aryi desface prodn-
sele Pc piatl Romaniei par 9
Sc fnmulti. Desi in tara acea-
sta sunt numai 5000 de vehi-
cule cu motor, fata cu Q popu-
latte dc IL milioane de locui.
tori, almarul lor W creste o
data a. apropierea De starea
ncruaal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21

Moscova, Il Oct.-Trotzky a ta-
Kat ridicula idcia celor earl zic ca
Russia, prin marble eli constructii ma
vale, Sc militarizeaza. Ell zicca ca
aceasta nu era decat "puncrea de
lacatc tari la usa, lucru pc care-l
face oricine spre a Sc pazi de pri-
mejdii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21
Dupa Is ami de nlunca


Mimic pare fl mai naltator mai imbucurator 81 mai
phn de sperana penru neamu nosu deca atunc cnd de-
parte de patra muma depae de ga panteasc pc paant
strain fra nos straduiesc prin munca una s tina
sptul de viata al poporui nostu in ori colt de ume
s'ar afla.
Un popor strain ntre strani potrivit mprejurarilor
popou nostu roman resfirat pc paure Statelor
Unite nu ramas mai jos fata de celelae natun
veuieste aolaa Or cu roman Use umple nma de
cand aude lmprejurare due vede ca pana in
mic orase din aceas tara roman oganizat in societa
de ajuor cuura uncle mai ic altee mari
putenice atee mai slabu nsa scop slant 81
BILL Gu scopul de auta Gel auns in neericire da
gaere La urmas membrilor deceda Nu numai atat dar
ganizatune noasre roanesti mai scop ata de
nobl scop cultural la nsa pana dat prea
mua atente 1nsa speram ca in vtor nou conducator
La malta lor chemare pn or far obosea dupa
in nteresu general face roadele organzaun
lor noastre sa fe multi mai satsfacatoare pent to
Singura mandrie, sngura faa singurul prestgiu
putu face moi aces paant strain organiza
une noastre prn carl pc langa autam pc moi nsin
ele mai maresc prestgul neanui nostru a de celea
tn prn aceasta nj acrediteaza drept
La ceielalte popoare vtor.
Mute din societae auns in al cincsprezece
lea de exsten inca gorioase; in p
prn bne prn rau supotat sarcn 81 gree uoare
alinat mue dnre 81 sters mute lacami Membrii
tat GU trup 81 uflet sovait nci odata indo
in crenta lo 81 fost stapi neclntt la chemarea or
mai acetor memb ise datoreSte exstena solicitation
sire.
FL sufletul vata orgnazatiunor noastre sau
dat seama de importanta unei organxatii
Cincsprezece ami dc mnnca cincprezece ami de jert
cincsprzece ami de buc necazur de cand ocietae
Negru Voda din McKees Rocks Pa luat finta purtand
Gu fala numee Domnitorului Roman, Negru Voda.
Soc "Negru Voda prin harnicii sal membri tmp de Is
ami nut acla de uina aprinsa in uul Garcia de
paza neobos rdcand faa ndardul neamuui aatur de
al acestei Tarisis 3tpr
Vol, bravlor ostas al ''Negru Voda vol prn
voas sunte de exemplu la mue soceta tinere carl
datoare sa in Dvoasra gorioasa Vol
va dat nvins vol att sustinut scumpa
ira 81 noastra socetate 81 ata cerul va invrednc in
20 Oct sa sarbatori iumful muncei Dvoasra
atorit ubeu de Is ami de munca incordata
caauzeasca in drumul Dvoastra 81 sa mai
sarbatoriti asemenea jubilee.
asemenea serbare trebue sd bucure pc oti membr
fac pare din Uniune serbare tuuror
moi rebue sa stm ca oate soceae unite carl formeaz u
niunea sunt toate pentru 81 pentru toate.
Gu aceasta ocazune rog pc oate socetate din Uniune
nepasatoare faa de or socetae Negru
da care lie invita- 81 lie roaga sa ia pare bucura Ell 81
dea fecare obou de ael este penu o In unire
puerea Pn unire ridca neamurle prn desbnare
81 certuri cad.
Am toata ferma convngere, ca la jubieul numei
cieta adeca in zua de 20 Oct 1922 vedem multi
La McKees Rocks Pa
NICOLAE DRAGoS,
Pres. Gen., u. S. r. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21

nu poti trai in America nici Q sap
|talnana, dar 0 luna. Muncitorilor
Bulgari, daca nu lis ar da eel pu
tin necesarul tlaiului, mar sta in
seiviciu, sau dac'ar sta, ar muir
|de fodme Ia posturile lor. n. II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-21
BINE Al VENT, DR.. LUPU!
Ma simt fericit ca am nrile-

BINE Al VENT, DIR. LUPU!
Ma simt fericit ca am prile-
jul, in asia seara, sa salut in
Doctorul Nicolae Lupu genera
tia noua de luptatori al demo
cratiei din Romania copilariei
mele. Ma siint fericit 81 pro-
fund miscat.
Barbati de stat ca D-rul Lu-
pu sunt simbolul viitorului po-
porului roman. Activitatea sa
politica este un fir necurmat,
de douazeci de ami, de stradu-
inta 81 staruinta catre lumina.
De la inceputul carierii sale po-
litice 81 pana astazi, D-rul Lu-
pu a mers pc acelas drum sana-
tos al dragostei de popor, in
ehinandu-si vieata masselor po-
=
pulare, inteleehtor adanc al ba-
tailor ininii thranilor 81 mum
citorilor.
II iutrppeaeA geninl polite
IA p0porulrtii: 2 81; = Gu vastayi
cultura 81 adanca-i pricepere a
framantarilor vremilor de as
taxi 81 frateasca intelegere a
nazuintelor masselor, tae o Gale
noua in spre viitorul poporului
biruitor. Ell, care ca un nou
Anteu, castiga puteri noua de
cateori asculta bataile inimii
poporului; Ell vine astazi in mil
locul nostru-exilatii de i'm
prejurari 81 de o politica vitre-
ga din trecutul odios-sa prin-
da noui forte pentru luptele Gel
asteapta. Cuvine-se sal ara
tam 81 Gu fapta ceea ce toti sim
tim Gu inima.
In zadar valurile furioase,
dar peritoare, ale dusmanlor
luminii Sc izbesc de stanca u
riasa a personalitatii D-rului
Lupu. In zadar urla 81 spume-
ga valurile murdare de o clipa
in vesnicia poporului roman!
Barbatul dintr'o bucata, otelit
de furtunile momentum, sta
rue privind catre orizontul co.
lorat de aurora vremii multi as
teptate. Stanca de grant dai-
nueste lar rasaritul de scare vi
ne, dupa legile firesti oranduite
de Dumnezeu.
Bine al VENT, DR.. Lupu, dra-
gostea 81 entuziasmul nostru te
invalue Gu caldura, privirile
noastre inlacriniate te urma.
resc in drumu-ti spre bi1uinta
lar manele noastre. tremura-
toare, Sc intind binecuvantan.
du-te.
LEON FERARU.
New York. II Oct 1900
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26
Beacon Bunts
BY BINGO

Wesley Collegiate Institute comes
next on the baseball card OF the
Beacomites. The capital youngsters
have shown speed and are making a
fight 10 become a runner-up for the
secondhand championship.
They say that Rogers Is getting
TO be a keen rival OF selby. but Bill
Is not worrying much. because
Rogers cannot fan over SIX frames.
because OF a recent illness.
Coach Boggs was with his proteges
again yesterday and complicated
he boys on how they kept in trim
during his absence. Boggs sure has
trusty lot OF lads in his combina-
ton.
The Tenth street spheremen sure
have got the heartiest support OF the
faculty and students In all their
baseball games this year. What's
more, the teachers see 70 II that
most Of the students are out to root
for the players
Just because Tobin. former star
catcher for New Castle High, has
come into the limelight by taking
the post behind the stick, It does not
mean that Bob Clark Is mapping. for
Bob IL right on the. Job and at
present is holding an outfleld posi-
lion.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26
QUERIES
OF ALL SORT
ABOUT SPORT
BY BILLY EVANS

How does the United States com
pare with the foreign countries as
regards golf? Do the American
players compare favorably with the
stars of the old country? Has golf
made any inroads on baseball as n
sport.-B. X. S.
Golf has developed into a major
sport in the United States. From
a game that was at first believed was
only for the wealthy, golf IS now
played by all classes.
Scotland is the birthplace OF golf.
but America IS now the home OF the
game and bids fair 10 continue to
hold that position" Is the way a
prominent golfer sizes up the status
Of the golf game in the United
States.
One best players are certainly
right on a par with the stars OF the
old country. They have proven this
in competition Of the keenest sort.
Perhaps next TO baseball more
grownups play golf than any other
sport. 1t is fast taking a hold on
the younger set. II is a game that
can be played from the cradle to the
grave. Most sports lose their value
after an individual reaches a certain
age, but golf. never.
Golf has weaned some fans away
from Baseball who, instead Of
merely being amused by watching a
game. play golf. get the amusement
and also the exercise that goes with
4.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26
SALESIANUM IN
THE TRACK SPORT
First Team Will Make Start
in Penn Relays Next
Week
MATERIAL IN
HARD WORKOUTS

For the FIRST time IN the history Of
the school. Saleaanum Will enter a
relay team in the University OF
Pennsyivani. carnival. The Catholic
High will be one OF q number OF
Catholic high and preparatory
schools competing in the big race. as
there will be special event for
Catholic school teams. The local
quartet will run against all the Cath
Ollie, League members. besides Ia
Sale and probability OF several
New Jersey Catholic highs.
This being the first track team
that Saleslanum has turned out.
there will naturally be an uneasy
feeling until the boys get In and run.
But II such boys as Kid Murray.
Bill Wright, Jimmy Kerrigan.
Frisky Barlow and Reds Dolan put
up a trot as they did in the inter-
class meet. the Eighth street school
ought TO have n fighting chance. In
all events. Il will be an honor not
only 10 Wilmington but all Della
ware II salesianum or Wilmington
High should capture the trophy at
the big meet
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26
CARNEGIE Will
MEET Delaware
Hans Wagner, Coach of
Team That Plays at New
ark Tomorrow
GAME TO START
AT 4 O'CLOCK

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. April 20. ~ Hans
Wagner. tho king OF them all, viii
be here tomorrow. Hans" OF course
will not play but he will be In charge
as coach OF the Carnegie Institute
team OF Pittsburgh which Is to play
the University OF Delaware team.
tho game starting AZ o'clock.
"Hans" Wagner In his time was
probably the greatest bail player OF
all time. For many years he was
shortstop on the Pittsburgh Ma
tlonal League team and his feats on
the diamond then we're OF as great
interest as those OF ''Ty' Cobb and
Babe" Ruth today. Wagner has
coached the Carnegie Tech team for
several years and never fails TO turn
out strong nghting team. Judg-
Ing from the record OF the team. this
year Is no exception. and Delaware
will be up against a hard PROPOSE
ton when they meet Carnegie on
Frazer Field. Carnegie came here last
year with Wagner as coach but un-
fortunately rain prevented the game
and the fans dld not get an oppor-
tunity OF seeing Wagner in action as
a coach.
Coach shipley has been drilling
the Delaware squad hard 10 get
them in shape for the Carnegie
game. The game r. started late be-
cause OF the fact that some OF the
players have classes up until 3
o'clock IN the afternoon. II Is pos
sible that "Dory" Collins will be
started against Carnegie.
on Friday the game starting al
the same time, 4 o'clock. the strong
William and Mary team will be
Delaware's opponents william and
Mary IL one OF the strongest clubs
on the Delaware schedule this yea
on the trip south Delaware lost 20
this team after a fine game by the
score OF 4 10 2 and Is hoping 20 wipe
out that defeat with a victory on
Friday.
on Saturday OF this week Delaware
was scheduled to play University OF
Maryland at College Park. Md. hut
this game has been postponed until
May "a. TO be played al College
Park.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26
WALSH KING OF CONTROL ON SPLITTER

Only one man reached FIRST base
TO mar a perfect exhibition OF pitch
ing. umpired balls and strikes in
that game and recall the situation
as well as n II was happening today.
Only One Reaches First
Clyde Engle was the only man 10
reach frstSbase. In the fourth In
ming. with two down, he worked the
count to three balls and two strikes.
fouled of a couple and then walked
on a fourth ball that was wide Of
the plate.
Outside OF that one man. Walsh
pitched perfectly and was equally
well supported. The fourth ball on
Engle was so wide OF the plate there
wasn't even the slightest protest.
After the game was over and Il
was discovered Engle was the only
man who reached first base. was
mighty glad the ball on which
walked him was so bad that no one
questioned my Judgment. Had Il
been close might have been ac-
cused OF spelling a perfect pitching
record.
Walsh was in great form that day.
His spitbail was unhittable and his
control perfect. EnGle was really
the only batter he was in trouble on.
The Red sox were a hard-hitting
club, which made the feat all the
more noteworthy. For a pitcher 20
so handle a lineup including Speak
er. Lewis, Carrigan, Wagner. Yerkes,
Gardner, Engie and Henrickson was
certainly going some.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26
High Track Men Hope
to ShOlU in Ne,Uurk Meet

Fletcher.
Sprint Medly Race
|. Thatcher-220 dash.
Jacobson-220 yard dash.
AleNander-44O yard dash.
Coxe-44O dash.
Topkis-440 yard dash.
Coach Ashton has made a good
find in Wainwright Dawson. This
youth surprised by his wonderful
running in the century. With a little
more practice he should run the dis
lance in about IL fat.
Comfy who won a second place in
last years meet in the pole vault. r.
getting in form for the event Comfy
was beaten by one inch and HIS con-
querer made a record registering 10
feet. Comfy expects 70 do better
next time.
Captain Jacobson intends 20
break his own record for the quar-
ter and from the way he has been
training he should win first
Tho athletic board will meet this
afternoon. Among the subjects to
be discussed may be swimming and
tennis. The A, A. meets the first
Wednesday OF every month.
De Sales Of saleslanum will OPP
pose the high school freshmen at
Baynsrd Field tomorrow afternoon.
This will begin the freshmen base
ball season. A game with Chester
Is the most important that the nrst
year boys are thinking about and
they hope that they will arrange
game with them
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26
By POLLY HY.

The Wilmington High School
track team will be on the 'qui vive"
all next week, printing for the an
nual interscholastic track meet that
is TO be held at Frazer Field. Uni
versity OF Delaware. The entries
Will be much larger than those OF
last year.
In last years meet the Cherry and
White placed in only the high jump.
Captain France. az that time, Jump
ed feet S inches In all the other
events the highlets made a very poor
showing.
With a better team than last
years and with a few men who may
win in their class the Delaware ave-
nue. boys hope 10 have good day
on Frazer Field this year.
Tho Wilmington team will be in
class which will be made up OF
number OF the high schools rivals
including Chester and salesianum.
The entry blank for class will
read Ike this after Coach Ashton
had filled Il out.
100 yard dash-Thateher, Daw-
son.
44O yard dash-Jacobson, Rennie.
$50 yard dash-waltz, Fallin.
Hughes.
Pole vault-coniy. Carton.
Nil. run-Thompson, Kreamer.
Running broad jump-Jacooson.
Rrsamer.
Running high jump-Baxter,
Booth, Ladd-
Shot put Ga Tb.)-Rreamer,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26
BY BILLY EVANS.

Ed Walsh as pitcher was one OF
the greatest tho game ever produced.
Walsh was specialist, a spitball
pitcher. Unquestionably, he had
the greatest control OF the spitball
OF any twirler who has ever used
the moist delivery.
The spitball Is difficult 70 control.
yet never heard anyone say they
ever saw Walsh have a streak OF
wildness. Il was uncanny the way
ne could make the splitter behave.
With the count three balls and
two strikes. few pitchers who have
ever used the spitball would resort
10 tina tstyle in the pinch. II was on
such occasions Walsh insisted on
using 81. mo cripples TO pick on in
a pinch" was his slogan, and he
religiously adhered TO H.
while Walsh has twiried scores OF
remarkable games, two contests
stand out from his point OF view.
One OF the games was l 20 0
affair he lost 10 Cleveland back In
1908. The late Addie Joss pitched
against him. Walsh struck out 10
men. but joss was even better. He
didn't allow a run or hit, and not
Chicago player reached first base.
It was a perfect exhibition OF pitch
ing on the part Of joss.
The other game was staged back
in 1911 against the Boston club.
Walsh won the game, TO o. He
didn't allow a run or hit and struck
out eight men.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26
SHIPLEY'S ROCKIES NOT.
TO TRAIN AT NEWARK
Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWA PIX Anrll DC -Anrnnnrn-

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. April 26.-Announce-
ment was made yesterday by Coach
Shipley OF the University of Della
ware baseball team that the
"rookie" players OF the Martinsburg
team Of the Blue Ridge League will
not train on Frazer Field, as origi-
nally announced. 1t had been the
intention OF Coach Shipley to bring
about twelve OF the Martinsburg
rockies" here for preliminary work
starting next Monday. to remain for
one week. He has signed TO manage
Martinsburg after the close OF the
college season and had hoped TO ger
the players Joining the team for
try-out here. not only 10 get in shape
for the Blue Ridge League season
but also, he says. TO assist in training
the Delaware CCoilege squad, espec-
tally in batting
Because OF the extra expense, II is
said the Martinsburg owners have
decided to not send any men here for
training.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26

the experts. by knocking the old ball
for 80 circuit drives.
In 1921 Ruth took part in ib2
games He was at bat $40 times.
That means he made one home run
IN every nine times al bat
Even II Ruth wasn't under sus-
pension until May 90 and was able
TO start the season. don't believe
he, would top his mark OF 50. The
big fielder insists he is shooting at
rs home runs.
am OF opinion that 80 home runs
IA going 70 stand for some time. ]
have a number OF reasons for 30
thinking.
Il is a certainty that the ball will
not be so good this year. The pitch
ing will be better.
A number Of pitchers will have
recovered from the handicap placed
on them when freak deliveries were
eliminated. The pitchers are going
70 work more carefully on Ruth.
However. his greatest handicap
this year Is going to be his late
start.
Last year by May 20, the date for
the raising OF Ruth's suspension
Babe had u home runs 10 his credit
To make up for the loss OF those
dozen homers Is going TO be some
task.
Ruth Has Big Task.
However. in 1920 when Ruth set
a record OF 50 home runs he got
away 10 a very poor start. During
the month Of April he didn't pole
single home run. He broke into the
home run column that year on the
first OF May and by the goth had
only Ave home runs 10 his credit
In addition the enforced layoft
due to the suspension isn't going TO
sharpen the Babes batting eye
There Is nothing like hitting against
real pitching in actual competition
10 strike ones stride at the plate.
I don't think Ruth has chance
10 do any record smashing this year
as far as home runs are concerned.
The big fellow. however, Is SUI
perman and does the seemingly I'M
possible.
Ruth has one other ambition in
baseball. he would like TO lead the
American League in hitting.
II he would make up his mind
that smashing the home-run record
was out OF the question this year
and did more bunting, mixed them
up. he would have an excellent
chance to realize his ambition.
One thing Is certain, no matter
when he makes his debut, Ruth will
do many thing this summer that
will make the fans talk.
He's the big thrill IN baseball
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26
DripS From KrebS
Krehs. 70: ST. Hedwig. 8.

Krebs. 70; st. Hedwig. 8.
For the first time out. the team
looked good.
Foster pitched fine ball for Ave
innings. but after getting chilled,
while his teammates were piling up
an eight-run lead, he was unable 70
go the limit.
DOC" Hoch performed brilliantly
behind the pan and sure does pound
the old apple hard.
Boots" Galloway played his usual
good game at short.
Butch Mcconnell got two hits Sat
urday. Keep on punching them
Butch.
Bub Ruth made nice catch In
center field and proved that he can
play in fast company.
Berl Long. who relieved Foster in
the sixth with men on second and
third, walked the first man who
faced him. then famed the side.
sticking out ten men in the four in
nings which he worked.
Big George fell over Toad Groome
In trying 10 make a home run on
three-bagger. George played his
usual brainy game.
Toad Groome and Proud woke up
and each laced out three hits.
They should soon be regulars II
they keep this up. Word hard for
a regular berth!
McArdle, the youngster, was In
the game every minute. We say
watch him.
Jeane Chase and Big Boy"
Crouch were all set and anxious TO
get in the game.
Cliff Hanna was there Saturday,
but was not in shape. How do you
like your new glove. Cliff?
Joe, you are supposed to watch
the bats and other equipment, and
let the ladies alone. They go 70 see
the game-not you.
Foot-and-half Slack and Frozen
face Lyman went fishing and each
caught a cold.
Where were the rest OF the Royal
ANVUAtNct W. Oh AAAN gVRt
Next Saturday we have the p. a.
3. as our guests at Ponolith Park.
This club won last week also.
We should say al this time that
certain people should not let their
heads enlarge. Just because they
made more hits last Saturday than |
they did all last year.
Fleet-foot Baldwin stole the only |
base Saturday, except the one which |
a rooter stole from Groome. while |
rounding third.
There were quite few TO look
the new combination over, and they
al looked we'll pleased.
Everybody out 20 Ponolith Park
Saturday. Game starts at 3 p. NJ.
Jack Ruth wants every one out 10
practice Friday night $50 p. NJ.
The Drips editor wants 10 mention
that he Will be at Saturdays game
for all news items.
WAKE UP, KREBS RIOTERS! J
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-04-26

Most Of the experts have figured
the Philadelphia Nationals as GER
tain "a finish in last place.
Possibly the Phillies will fall TO that
lawly position and make the experts
look good. Even n such is the
case the Phillies have a claim TO dis
tinction.
On the club this year are two
sn1all-town bank presidents Fred
"Cv" williams and Arthur p.
Fletcher. Fletcher has been out OF
the game for a year looking AFTER