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MARTINSBURG TEAM
WINS BLUE RIDGE FLAG

Fl. Burton Shipley. former director OF
athletics at the University Of Della
ware, last Saturday led the Martins
burg, w. Va, team 20 the champion
ship OF the Blue Ridge League, by
winning over Hagerstown. Shipley
assumed the managerial reins of the
Martinsburg club Immediately after
leaving Delaware at the close of the
college year.
To Shipley goes the honor OF carry
ing the first pennant to Martinsburg.
The outfit has been runner-up every
year. except last year, when it finish
ed in the second division.
Tn return of the team TO Martins
burg after it had clinched the flag was
the occasion of an enthusiastic recep-
ton on behalf OF the home town sup
porters. Martinsburg viii now play a
SERIOUS" with the Parksley nine.
champs of the Eastern Shore League
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Five Points. ....... o o o 0 / o 0 0 o.
Delaware city, o.
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MEDIA TO TRY FOR NIW
TURF THOIIING RECORD

Cleveland. Sept. s-Nedda. which
trottod a mile In 1914. at Toledo dur
ing tho recent Grand Circuit race
meeting Will be sent against this mark
81 North Randall. September %. il
was announced Saturday. Media il
the only mare with a trotting record
of two minutes or better. obtained
without q pace maker.
Others which will be sent against
their previous records are Peter Man
nlng. i.57&; Aaron Guy. 1874 Mar
Earet Dillon. 200. and Prince Loree
champion double gated horse OF the
world. Prince Loree Will make an at
tack on his trotting record OF 2.oSl.
The record" meeting will be held in
connection with the Gentlemen's Driy-
ms Club matinee.
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DOVER AND LAUREL IN
SERIES FOR TITLE

Dover, Sept 4--One of the most in
teresting series ever held in this sec
ton will start here tomorrow. WIN
the Laurel team of the Eastern Shore
League and Dover will start 81 five
game series for the State champion
ship.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the
teams will play in Dover and on
Thursday and Friday they will play
In Laurel. On Saturday the final
game will be played In Dover. Both
teams have considerably strengthen
ed their line-ups foe the series and
some fast games are anticipated.
The Laurel team has finished in the
first division OF the Eastern Shore
League and has developed some fast
players. Dover has defeated some of
the fastest independent teams in Del
aware and Maryland. The games at
Dover will start at o'clock, while
the games at Laurel will be called at
$50.
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Big Field in Pigeon Race.

Twelve thousand homing pigeons,
owned by fanciers from New York
Brooklyn and Jersey City, were liber-
sted yesterday morning at the Freach
street staten Of The Pennsylvania
railroad. The birds indnlged in a
released in focks of 1000 each, and
contrary to all expectation, instead
Of circling, as is customary, in each
instance the birds made a half circle
located the direction and started Tor
home,
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Totals set;oRE b94' 'iNvrSosI ~ '
Defiance. .......... 90
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Eastlake took both games OF n
doubt. bill from Brownson. 2 20 and
I 90 o. The scores:
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LABOR DAY BASEBALL.

Bacharachs W. St. Thomas. 10 a.
M. and y. m. az Harlan Field.
Wilmington Giants vs. Glover Villa
Giants. 1890 a. m. and 2.SO D. M, at
Second and du Pont streets.
Ninth Ward VS.. New Castle, 10 a.
ma. and $50 =. m. at New Castle.
Eastlake vs.. Brandywine, j. m,
at Jwenty-ninth and Market streets,
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BACHARACH GIANTS WIN.

Before a crowd OF 1000 fans Sat
urday afternoon al Harlan Field. the
Bacharach Giants defeated the ST.
Thomas nine in istless game, II
to :.
Today the ST. Thomas and Bach
arach Giants Will stage two games.
the morning game at 1890 and the
afternoon contest at $50.
The score;
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10TH FORCED To
QUIT CHANNEL SWIM

Dover. Eng. Sept. 4.-Chayles 10th
OF Boston, who started Saturday eve
ming in an attempt To swim the Eng
fish channel from Dover to the French
shore, had TO give up early yesterday
morning after having been IN The
water for IL hours and 10 minutes.
10th was taken from the water
shortly before s o'clock az q point q
miles off the English coast. His man
ayers assert he was IN good condition.
The sea was choppy and the tempera-
ture OF the water was s. degrees Fab
renheit. The weather was clear. bat 4
high wind was blowing.
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HOME RUN CONTEST.

Rogers Hornsby. 81 The ST. Louis
Nationals waited uuui the ninth in
ninT " yesterdays t.t with Cincinna-
q o. break the tic which existed be-
O. cen him and Walker FOR home run
hnnors IA the major JeAg les. Meuse.
~ she Glantr. also added 10 his credit
making his total IA Williams. 81 the
phullcs. raised his mark 20 20 Dun
can 90 Cincinnati. and Bighee. Of P.tts
5urg. each made fourply sock.
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Petition McGowan's Return.

Baltimore, Md. Sept. 4--Friends OF
Umpire Bill McGowan are active in
his behalf. They are circulating
petition requesting John Conway
Toole, president OF the International
League TO take back his arbiter. who
was released for conduct unbecoming
an official at oriole Park. several
weeks ago.
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YORKLYN BOWS TO
NEW CASTLE NINE
Delaware City Wins Over Five
Points, While Newark Loses
to Marsh alton.
SATURDAYS RESULTS.
New Csstle. 8; Yorklyn. !.
Marshallton. 3: Newark, 2.
Delaware City, 8; Five Points, L

New Castle, Sept. New Castle
Athletic Association baseball team,
second in the race for tho second half
of the New Castle County League
series. handed the Yorklyn team, the
leaders OF the second half, an TO l
defeat Mt Battery Park Saturday after
noon. before a crowd of 500 fans.
The score
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,uoiCT SCORE PLAY AT
VII. 4. 4. Inns TODAY

There VII he plenty Of activity at
thc Wilmington Country club links
today. The Labor Day tournament
choice score. 30 holes. was started
This morning. while the afternoon
event. handicap medal play. with a
Handsome prize FOR the low net
srre, viii likely BRING out a large
e,ld.
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This matter OF forcing mind matter brings
the point that Don Marquis out viz: Mind
Is always superior there is nothing the
matter"
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ELEVEN STRAIGHT WINS
FOR CAMBRIDGE CLUB

Cambridge. Md, Sept. 4-Cambridge
won its eleventh straight game here
Saturday afternoon by defeating POGO
moke. 3 to and / TO 0. The second
game was called at the end of the
sixth inning on account OF darkness.
Schroll, who twirled the first game,
struck out II men and held POGO.
moke scoreless until the ninth inning
when two bases on balls, a double to
left by Davis and an infield out gave
them their runs. Robinson's hitting
was feature OF the first contest--a
home run over right field. bringing in
the first run, and a single, with two
on the others. Plank won the second
game with homer over left field
fence. Cambridge has shut out every
club in the league, the second game
Saturday completing the circuit. and
has been shut out only by Parksley
and Pocomoke.
--<o
e Iax 81 Il
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PocOMOKE
OtdlS -s.-.....-. v
CAMBRIDGE

Totals scc ;5H;a BY 'iiNiN14Sos1'
Pocomoke .....-... 0 90
Cambridge -.--.....O 0 0 1 81
The other games in the league were
postponed on account OF rain.
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GRABS ONE
FROM PLUMBERS ALL-STARS

Arden won from Psummer's All
Stars. 14-2. in an unusual game.
they gathered only six hits
off Fanderbraak and two OF Roach.
The score:
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There any number OF major league bali clubs
building up for next year, but the Giants figure th
falls world coin is fully important that
the vintage OF 1923.
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Elkton. Md. Sept. 4.-Elkton defeat
ed Rising Sun here Saturday before a
large crowd. 5 TO 6. Robinson and
Pierson were the big features in the
game. Elkton got off to a good lead
in the second inning and held the
same throughout.
The score:
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The Seventh Ward Chicks" made
things look brighter for the second
half honors by trimming Edge Moor
before a record crowd at Fourteenth
and Woodlawn, Cd.
The srnt.e.
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SALEM TAKES GREAT ONE
FROM ELEVENTH WARD

Before one of the largest crowds of
the season, Salem. champions OF the
South Jersey League. defeated the
Eleventh Ward club of Wilmington
Saturday in a nip-and-tuck affair, by
the score of Sc.
The
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CAMBRIDGE TAKES
TWO FROM POCOMOKE
Rain Causes Postponement OF
Other Games on East
ern Shore.

Cambridge, Md. Sept. <.--Cambridge
and Pocomoke played a double header
OF Cambridge Saturday afternoon.
Cambridge has won ~ consecutive
games. carrying them from the cellar
OF the league 20 within half a game Of
second place The scores:
tpnCnN6IyE
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8 STRAIGHT H0MERS
BY BABE RUTH

Baltimore. Md. sept. 4.--Bahe
Ruth, made three successive
home runs IN an exhibition
game Yesterday afternoon with
the Third Corps Army Area
team. The Yankees won, re 60
To 3. The army nine is coached
by Buck Herzos, former major
league star.
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FIRST ENGINEERS
'''''''''''''i NINTH w7lRbfo'

SCORE BY INNINGS.
First Eng.........l o / O 90 5 x-I4
Ninth Ward. o l q D 0 20 0 ~
Two base hits, Holiday. Dougherty.
Three-base hits. Trip. Struck out, by
Trip, 10: Reinholz, 3. stolen bases
Cook, Holiday. Gardner. Sacrifice hits
koitch. Sacrifice flies, Nickens Hit by
pitched ball Levine. Balks. Trip. Base
on balls. Reinholz. 3; Trip, 3. Passed
balls. Sutclifre. umpires, Uebhardt and
Wingate.
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FRID Y.
Church JeaRup.

First Division-Grace vs. Bran
DIVINE. Twenty-ninth and
Market streets; umpire. Rlckerts.
Second Diyision-First-C Central
vs.. Trinity. Rockford, No. 2; UNI
pire. Birmingham.
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SOUTH S|DE-EOEN
STOPS DEFIANCE
Eastlake Takes Both Games Of
Double Bill From
6roWnson.

In one Of the most exciting games
OF the season, Defiance Academy de-
fcatcd South Side-Edcn Snappers at
the lsttcr's grounds. Saturday after
noon, TO ;. Tho score:
DEFIANCE.
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THURSDAY.
Church League.

First Dlvision--St. Pauls VS..
Second Baptist, Baynard. No. /;
umpire. Birmingham.
Second Division-St. Stephens
VS.. Bethany, Rockford, Mo- 2;
umpire, Rickerts.
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II you desire to sell your car tell
Every Evenings $4,000 readers through
"a want ad.-Ady.
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Third Race. els Trot-
Purse, s5osp--tdded.

Florence White. b. m. Colorado r F.:
s. IT. Fox. agent. Baltimore. Nd.
Great Adventure. b. r. Peter 10
Great: ". 7. Bull. Melfa. Va
Alma Kipp. b. m. Gen. Watts: Del
aware Stock Farm. Bridgeviile.
Kentucky Doune, b. e. Thistls
Doune; John Dagler. New Castle. Ind.
Joe McWorth, b. g.. unknown:
John Da Rler, New Castle. Ind.
CarviIle D., br. e.. Lord Dewey:
Hencermier Sparks. Philadelphia.
Pa.
Parabeil. b. m. Paralyzer; =. r.
Mallalieu, Elsmere-
Wawaset. b. E.. Bin Volo; : F. Nal
lalieu. Elsmere
Grace Worthy. br n. Morgan Ar
worthy; John :. Morris. New York
City.
Norman Axworthy. Ortolan Axvor-
thy; ". y. Walker. Belhaven. Va
Jaco. b. g.. sliko; Charles Mabrey.
Goshen, y. Y.
Sadie Penn, b. m. Royal Penn: Q.
c. Coolbaugh. Philadelphia. Pa.
Lena Bond. b. n- The Bondsman.
L. g. Corbin. York. Pa.
Bedford Chief. b. T.. Bedworth. Jr.:
| William McHenry. Frederick. I'D.
| Peter Prodigal. b. q. Peter ne
Great; William McHsnry. Frederick.
Nd.
Mary Warren. b. m; H. c. Corbiu.
| Hanover. Pa
IDOL Bergen. b. n, Bergen; wiils
| Stables, Newark.
Northeast. b. g. Northern Man.
Willis Stables. Newark
~Time allowance claimed
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Bankers and Brokers. after being on
the short end Of l 10 0 score until
the sixth inning. defeated Union, 10
Ia & The scare.
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Answering q why.


"Why Is It," writer asks, that baseball umpires
have much more trouble than other officials other
sports?"
Here IN at least In the OF an
average gamo the umpire has to give about 100 de-
cisions balls and strikes around So plays
From these 1876 decisions there are about sixty or
seventy. including balls and strikes. where margin
is extremely
Tho player from angle. tho fan from an
other and the umpire from still a third
A play that may look way from a certain angle
will look be entirely different n different angle
This endless disagreement in rendering the
verdict,
In football the spectator rarely sees much inside
stuff that may be going The player mixed In the
and tanglc, but little But in baseball
where there Is massed conglomeraton but every play
Is in the open. all In the vicinity take look
and make
The answer Is that the umpire who suits both fan
and players is rarely calling tho play correctly
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There are any number Of major league bali clubs
building up for year, but the Giants figure this
world coin fully important that
the vintage OF 1929
Sizing Him Up.
c. W l.. Hooman the al-round athlete who Ia
member OF the British international golf team. tells
this
"A certain duncr playing the Andrews
For his caddie he had ono OF those ancient
Scotchmen who pick your clubs upon
playing with the clubs they pick. In this the
wise old cadde had n keen eye upon the golfers game
and had sized him about the third hole The
about l4O yards when the caddie handed the
psyer n midiron
That's the wrong club th. distance said the
golfer IN we'll over II I hit good
Aye replied the ancient caddie. but yen nae hit
good one"
No Choice.
Which recalls the ST Andrews experience j. S
Warrington had At certain hole his old Scotch cad
die handed him a midiron
NO" replied worthinston. Il want spoon for
this shot"
Yen TAX the club sic ye" the highly IN
diSnant reply
Your Own Faults and Virtues
Does a competitor always know Just what his
strongest and weakest points are IN any game?
Recently writer interviewed leading ton
MS players asking what his stroke
Later he asked n critic who had been an in.
ternatonalist what his opinion
There only few sparsey scattered points that
bordered upon agreement.
The outnedr in baseball frequently thinks he would
make better pitcher innelder and the pitcher is
pretty his best work could else
The other Job always looks TO be the easiest
THE main idea in baseball this season among ma ny
teams exchange. lis either win ten straight
| TO lose straight"
However. as long everything straight there can
be no just complaint.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at Washington g g's.)
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at ST. Louis e games).
Boston at New York q games).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Philies q games).
New York at Boston (2 games).
Chicago az Cincinnati g games).
-. Louis az Plttsburg q games).
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The Newport Flyers failed 70
show up 90 play the du Pont nine al
second and du ront streets and du
Point took the game by the forfeit
route In order that the fans would
not be disappointed. du Pont played
picked team and came out viC;ori-
ous scnrr 2 %
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. 10: Boston. 5.
Detroit. ! ST Louis,
C1 inningsl.
Cleveland, 5; Chicago, Q.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. S; Philadelphia, :.
Pittsburg. .; Chicago. 0
I'll innings).
Brooklyn. S; Boston, ;.
81. Louis, 9; Cincinnati, g.
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Totals .......,...... TO z to
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Bankers ......... o . o 0 o 8 ] DO
Union .... o 0 0 j o 0 2 2 &
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Eleventh Ward - o o IL
Salem ............ s 0 0 0 > 0 0 3x-'
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SEVENTH WARD WINS
OVER EDGE MOOR NINE
Bankers and Brokers Take Fast
Game From Union
Players.
CITY LEAGUE STANDING

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Seventh Ward 6. Edge Moor, {.
Bankers. 10: Union. o.
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ENTRIES FOR T0M0RR0W'S
RACES AT STATE FAM
First Race, g.Yesr-0ld Trot
Purse, ftt0--Added.

Lady Abdcli. =. T.. Abdeii Arworthyl
w. j.. Bull. Melfa. Va.
Blanche. J. s., =. m, Harry =. -;
William H. Scott, Darlington, Nd.
Silko. b. r., Moko, r. Leichthrnmer.
Norristown. Pa.
Judge Worthy, b. e.. Jus;ios Brooks
Henry Y. Fleet. Mineoia. l.. T.
Melody Scott, b. Z. Peter Scots: !.
Writ wins. Wilmington.
Ellen X, b. m. Onvorthyl W. Q.
Scott. Cape Charles. Va
Worthy Hale. b. r.. Senator Hsiss
l.. G. Corbin. York. Pa.
Betty Dillon; H. q, Corbin. Han
over. Pa.
Director Guy; r. D Russell. Lewis
town. Pa.
Worthy RIcco: r. d. RusssiL Lew
stown. Pa.
Second Race, 2.27 Tro,.
Purse, s500--Added.
Fatima Axworthy. b. N ATwor,hyf
w. l. Bull. Melfa, Va.
Minnie Mitchell. b. m Pilot Msdnira
Jr.; w. II. Scott. Darlington. Nd.
Matt H., b. 8. knight % Delaware,
81 +. Hayden. Wilmington.
aware stock Farm, Bridgevilie
Dapper Dan. b. g.. Manrico: Pea
cock Stable. Middletown.,
Peter Isle. b. x. Peter Boy; WILL
liam Smith.
Josephine Beverly. b m. Nafivs
King; DR.. q. &. Blank. Allentown. pa.
Old Hickory. Binjoiia: ". s. Walk
or, Belhaven, Va.
Santa Guy. h. m Iitz; j. Writ
| willis. Wilmington.
Miss Toddles. b. m. Toidles: ". ..
Mapp, Belhaven. Va.
Beulah. NJ. Glenigter: ". o Mapp,
| Belhaven. Va.
Justice Dillon. y. m. Dillon Arvvor-
thy: Dan Leary. West Chester. Pa.
Clarie Harvester. b. IN. Harvester;
Dan Leary. West Chester. ia.
Alton Axworthy. f. h.. Guy Arwor-
| thy; Lewis Brooks, Kennett SQUARE
Pa.
Mollie Setter. b. m. Henry setter:
K. II. Brown. Wilmington.
Prodigal Guy. b. r. Guy Arwor'bv
w. i. Ford, Mt Holly n. j.
Brown Bingen: william McHer~y
Frederick. Md
Jones Dillon. b. e. Dillon Axwor'hv
, L. G. Corbin. York. Pa
Bud Axworthy. Iris Arwor'hy. r
c. Corbin, Hanover. Pa.
Guy Axworthy. b. g. Guy Axwor-
thy; Willis Stables. Newark
Bernard, b. g.; Wills stables. New
! ark.
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WEDNESDAY.
udnnandauf Games

Brandywine VS.. George Winters
All-Stsrs. Twenty-ninth and Mar
ket streets, 6 p. m.
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otals ..,........,. "a
kerr batted for Glenn.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
ST. Thomas ..... 0 0 3 3 0 0 o.
Bacharach Giants. 3 0 0 441-1l
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NATIONAL lEAGTE.
SATURDAYS SCORES.

SATURDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. Il; Athletics. c.
Athletics. 8; New York, 0.
(second game).
Cleveland .; Chicago. ..
-. Louis, 5; Detroit. 1.
Boston, 3; Washington. 0.
Boston, ]; Washington. o.
(second game).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston 3; Philadelphia, .
Philadelphia, &; Boston, 2
(second game).
Pittsburg. 9: St. Louis. >.
Cincinnati. Il; Chicago, 3.
Brooklyn. !; New York, ,.
New York, 5; Brooklyn, .
(second game.
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Brooklyn at Philadelphia (2 games)
New York al Boston.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
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TUESDAY.
Church League.

First Division-W vs..
West. Baynard, No. 2; umpire,
Brittingham.
Mt. Salem VS.. Goodman, Bay
nard, No. ! umpire. Rickerts.
Second Division--Epworth VS..
McCabe, Rockford, No. 2: umpire,
Jones.
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Susquehanna League
SATI-RnAY,S RI

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Elkton. s: Rising Sun. 6.
perryville, 5; Elk Mills. 4.
Belair, 8, HaVre de Grace. {.
Darlington-Aberdeen (called on.
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Mrashallton defeated Newark Sat
urday afternoon in very fast game,
10 ,. Both teams put up fine class
OF ball and It was anyone's game until
the last man was out in the ninth.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
NATHAN LRAGUR
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lenty IF Labor Day Sport; Shipleys Nine Wins Flag
TWILIGHT BAsEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church League.

Scott vs.. First M. p Rock
ford, No. 2; umpire. Rickcrts,
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As eight OF the ten leading tennis players In the
world 10 gather at Germantown this week. in
Guiding Tiden. American champion. and Patterson,
British champion the ultimate victor lay claim
to the worlds crown. 1t may be unofficial sprlg of
laurel but for all that It will belong right brow
Any who step safely through this close
enough tho top be recognized main ma ndarn
OF court.
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NEW CASTLE.
Totals ............ 4 "a
SCORE RY INNINGS

Yorklyn .;.......... Q | 90 0 0 o o.
New Castle ..,..... 2 0 0 3120 ox--S
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Independent Games.
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ty-ninth and Market, $50 p. m.
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FIVE POINTS.

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