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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-03
FOLEY'S HAS NEVER FAILED

January is a bad month for influ-
enza, la grippe and bronchial trou-
bles. 1t is unwise to neglect the
slightest cough or cold. Foley's
Honey and Tar gives prompt relief,
gets right at the trouble, covers
raw inflamed surfaces with a heal
ing coating. clears the air passages.
eases stuffy breathing and permits
sound, refreshing, health-building
sleep. Mrs. +. A. Gibson, 15t7 Col
lege Ave, Racine, Wis, writes:
"Foley's has never failed in giving
immediate relief and l am never
without it," Sold everywhere
ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-03
OBITUARY
Funeral For William Walters

The funeral for Harbor Master
and Port Warden William Walters
was held this afternoon from his
late residence in Water street, and
was attended by many friends and
relatives together with a number
of county and city officials. Rev.
Wilbert Westcott, pastor of Simpson
Methodist church., officiated at the
service. The interment was in AL
pine cemetery. The bearers WERE
Mayor William c. Wilson, Health
Officer DR.. Charles Thompson, AS
semblyman Edward J. Peterson, Re-
corder II. l.. Pickersgill, County
Chairman John Pfeiffer and Henry
Mccullough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-03
Eliza beth Shapkcy

Elizabeth Shark@y, thirteen and q
half years old, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas S~harkey, of SIS Smith
street, died Sunday at the city hos
pitl!. The funeral was held this
morning from the home Of her par
ents, followed by a mass at st. Mary's
church. Rev. Father Larkin omciat-
ed. The intermer. was in st. Mary's
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
GAMES SCHEDULED
Popular Loop Has Four Games
Booked for City Diamonds
This Evening.

Tho Industrial League is prov
Ing to be tho most popular organi-
ration in this city Judging from tho
interest being manifested I'm tho pen
nant race which ~ tho present time
/ 10 in such state that every team IN
/ the league 10 within striking distance
Of Hrst place sos" Winthroprs rennsy
team IS holding down first place at
the present time. with clean slate for
! tho first swing around the circuit
Manager Wnkens Rhoads team
has struck its stride at last and from
the way they arc clouting the pill will
he IN a position to give the leaders
/ trouble within short time. The
American Car and Foundry team is
proving the sensation OF tho league.
| Booked ~ "a team with no experience
tho car workers. have been batting
out victories with remarkable ease
Trump Bros. with Joe Tobin on the
mound loom up as n formidable con
tender and many west side fans are
predicting that the Penusy team Will
drop ono at the next meeting between
tho clubs.
The other four teams In the cir
cult are all well punched and will
boar watching. The du POnt team
has ono Of the best fielding teams In
the city and II they start batting will
soon turn tho league standing around
as they arc tied for the runner ~
position NJ this time. Close on the
heels Of the du Pont team comes the
Traction Company. Bond Corkers and
Gas Company teams each anxious 70
get going this evening in the cha se
for the pcnnant.
The schedule for this evening is
az follows; Pennsy at Trac lion
/ Pennsy Field. umpire. Rlckorts.
Trumps at Rhoades. Second and du
Pont. umpire. Duncan: du POnt al
American Car. Rockford Tower, UNI
pire. Cunningham. Gas Co. at Bond
Fourth and Church. umpire. Warren.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
MILFORD HIGH STOPS
! DOVER HIGH NINE
Slowly Played Game Owing to
Muddy Condition OF Play
ing Field.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
povcr, June Milford High defeat
~d Dover High here Friday. Coach
Andrews boys had tho upper hand
during all the game and finally won.
"a
Tho esm. was n slowly played CON
test as the diamond was sea OF mud
nbd surs catching or good haserun-
rsnr wns almost impossible.
Wilson, Mllford's star hurlcr again
starred az the bat, making two doubles
Wilson who Is senior and good
baseball player. viii be lost 10y Milford
whom he graduates. lie Is sure hit
ter and IA a pitcher his eauai is not 20
I've found In any 81 tho lower Delaware
hlsh ~'hools.
Milford pitched right In md with
tie old Milford punch scored two runs
in the first inning Dover. not TO he
o0tdone. also scored two runs IN the
frst Tho game ran ON until the
fhir,h when Milford soorcd n run md
went ahead Dover scored In her
hair or the NTH. tying tho score:
Milford IL going strong and Will
nic.t the strons Smyrna High School
at Milford tomorrow. The outcome
of this snme Will decide the county
championship Tho score
MfT-EDIln
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
SEVENTH WARD TEAM
TO HAVE BUSY WEEK

Seventh Ward A. A. was forced to
call off their double bill with the
Bankers and Brokers Saturday, due
to the heavy rains. but will swing into
action tonight with the New Castle
team, leaders of the County League
in a twilight tilt.
The Seventh Ward Chicks" are set
on winning this game and they will
take their full strength to New Castle.
Manager Mckinney OF the Warders
requests the following players To re-
port at the club house, 1905 Lincoln
street, not later than $40, 10 make
the trip by bus: Carey, p. Ward,
Whiteman. Gray, Calvin, Maloney
Gamble, b. Ward, Smith, Kelley
Strawbridge, Toomcy. Cavanaugh, p
Mcmahon, Carbon. j. McMahon and
McCullin. Any fans wishing to ac-
company the team can go by bus from
| the club.
! The Chicks" will be the opponents
of st. Mary's Wednesday at Fourth
and Church streets. Thursday, the
Wilmington Giants will be the attrac-
ton at Fourteenth and Woodlawn
avenue and on Saturday Seventh Ware
and Union will furnish a double-head-
er for the Forty Acre fans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
PENN A. G. WANTS
BASEBALL GAMES

Penn A G.. q first class Independent
team, would like to hear from any
team In the State, especially those
from Mddletown. Smyrna, Chesapeake
City. Arden or any other team playing
Saturday or Sunday ball. They are
also anxious to hoar from local teams
! for twilight games.
Penn a. c. Is made up OF tho follow
ing men. Honey Mulhern. who hold the
crack Plummer AllStars to three hit.
Draper, of Seventh Ward. Ralph and
Carson Hairsine of Rhoads Leather,
Fritz Wolhar. Red CoOms OF last year S
Clinton \. c. of Philadelphia. The
Bullen brothers. who need no intro
duction TO local fans. Bat Steiner
Elwood and Sam Cathcart, Marty
! Walsh OF ST. Mary's and Defiance.
Send all communications to James
S. Walsh. 1921 Pennsylvania avenue
Wilmington. Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
DEFIANCE GIRLS WIN
SECOND STRAIGHT
Hop" Quill Had a Perfect Bat
ting Average for
the Day.

The Defiance girls team rtsde % 'wo
straight Saturday afternoon by defeat
Ing the Aberfoyle club girls tssrn.
from Chester 10 % T. a. ths Third and
Adams streets grounds
Despite tho heavy dov-upolr 'h~
grounds wero IN fairly good shape. 4
crowd Of 500 vas also on hshd % vfs-
ness the girls efforts and weAe we'll re-
wsrded by fhe brand ~ bail displayed
by both teams
The game was called IN tho De~.noa
.half Of the sixth inning with fwo on,
after the final deluRe OF ths dav start
ed Niss Robinson opened this In
ming with a double to left. completing
the circuit when the shorfstop Tgmbled
the throw in. Miss Helen Mcmahon
singled 10 right. taking second on -n
error. Miss Reedsr then rolled out 20
first base. unassisted. when the deluSs
started Umpire Collins called ths
game.
Despite spa srnodic etreaks ~ Wild
ness. Miss Burns set 10 Of the Chesrer-
ties down via the strikeout route.
Hap" QUin was the hating star -
the game with a perfect average tor
the day. Two singles and homer
were the days record for tho Dehano,
backstopper. She also performed
Bcreditably behind the hat.
/ The Defiance girls will 20 % Chester
( on July 4. FOR return game. and a
large crowd viii accompany tho team
on its journey. The acore;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05

Middetown. second; Grecuwood, third.
sSo-yard run-Won by du Pont;
Milton, second; Dover third.
Field Events.
S0-pound. girls. high toss-Won by
Milton; Caesar Rodney. second: Nil
ford. third
Rodney: Milford. second; Caesar Rod
ney. third.
95pound girls. basketball distance
throw-Won by du pont; Milford. sec-
ond: Casar Rodney. third.
ll5-pound. girls. baseball assurance
accuracy throw-Won by Midd;etown: !:
Caesar Rodney. second: Dover. third.
Junior unlimited girls, bs seball dis
tance throw-Won by Caesar Rodney :
Caesar Rodney. second: du Pont. third
SO-pound. boys. standing broad jump
Won by du Pont: Cesar Rodney
second: Milford. third.
| S0-pound boys, dodge ball distance
throw-Won by Caesar Rodney: Mil
ford, second: du Pont. third.
/ 95-pound boys. hop, step, jump. run
won by Dover, du Pont, second and
third
s5-pound boys. baseball distance
throw-Won 10y Milford; Newport
second: du Pont. third.
115-pound boys. running broad
jump-Won by Greenwood: George
town. second: du Pont. third.
! ll5-pound baseball distance throw
Won by Dover: Georgetown. second
du Pont, third.
Senior class boys two-pound shot.
put-Won by Frederica; du Pont, sec-
Iond; Cesar Rodney, third.
Senior division boys running broad
jump-Won by du Pont; FELTON,, sec.
ond; Dover. third
Junior unlimited boys-Won by Do.
yer; Cesar Rodney, second: du Pont
third.
Junior unlimited boys running hlgf
Jump-Won by Harrington; Smyrna
second; Dover, third.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05

After defeating the best clubs in
Philadelphia and New Jersey. the Key
stone A. A, formerly the Stenton
Professionals OF Philadelphia, are look
ing for new parts TO conquer. Man
lager Leopold has his lineup made Of
mostly minor league and college play
ers All teams in Wilmington and
vicinity having grounds. and paying
fair guarantee, Wishing to book this
fast attraction, can do so by getting
/ In touch with \. r Leopold, 102
South Front street. Philadelphia, Pa,
/ phone, Lombard 1928.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
BARRETT-TENDLER
BOUT ON TONIGHT
Both Boxers Are Set for Battle
at Philadelphia Base
ball Park.

Philadelphia. June with interest
stimulated by the three days post
ponement because Of rain last Friday
night. everything Is set for the Lew
Tender. southpaw lightweight ace. 70
battle with Bobby Barret. Clifton
Heights right-hand hope. at the
Phillies' ball park tonight. From in
dications late last night even the
weather man has promised 20 relent
In his dispensing Of the fluid that
forced the bout 20 be delayed from its
original date.
Both cOmba tants went through their
final training PAGES yesterday. Bobby
Barret lImbered up his punches, play
ed "A few games Of handball, did a
little shadow boxing. and in every
other way put on the finishing touches.
II confidence in the Barret camp
at the home Of Jimmy Dougherty at
Crum Lynne. Delaware county. means
anything, then the Clifton Heights
redhead and not Tender viii battle
Benny Leonard for the lightweight
crown in Tex Richards pine saucer
at Jersey City
After finishing his final workout In
the torrid sun Of early yesterday after
noon, Barrett said: L never have
been in better shape for fight. Every
body has been telling me Of the great
opportunity 1 have 20 climb 20 the
top by a victory over Tender. All
l can say is that I realize the wonder
full chance before me just "a my
friends. AS 10 my plans Of battle, Il )
so In there, sweep Tender off his feet
and win by knockout or go down IN
an attempt.
! They've all been talking about my
hard-hitting right; maybe III surprise
them by the manner in which I shoot
over my left. There's one thing sure
and that is | will be In there fighting
to the best OF my ability, until It's al
over. and il ever 1 thought I would
win a fight. its this one"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
BALTIMORE BLACK S0X
TO MEET ST. THOMAS

One OF the best ball games Of the
season will be staged at Harlan Field
this evening between two well match
ed teams OF the East, Baltimore Black
Sox and Joe Condons st. Thomas
team OF the Philadelphia Association.
The local fans have been anxious TO
see these two teams cross bats.
The game will be called promptly at
6 o'clock and a record-breaking crowd
is expected TO be on hand. Tuesday
the Black SoX Will meet the Crescent
Giants. also at Harlan Field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
MIDGETS TEAMS TO CONTEST.

This evening Defiance Midgets will
meet St. HedWis's Midgets in Junior
Twilight League game. Defiance, who
is leading the league, Is followed close
ly by St Hedwig's, who are one game
behind, and win for them will tie
the leagues lead. The batteries for
Defiance will be Vic Smith, pitching,
and Fiorella catching. while the bat
terry for st. Hedwig's will be Jocket
pitching and Bowelie catching. The
game will be played at Third and
Adams streets and viii start at 6
o'clock. Lew Medkeff will umpire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
Girls Team Wants Game.

Wilmington Recreation would Ike TO
hear from any girls team in or out
Of the city. who will be willing 10 play
with hard balls on a regulation dia-
mond. This is a fast team, having
some OF the best talent IN the city and
bears watching. Communicate with
William sutton, No. o, kentmere
road. or Paul Walraven, 104 West
Nineteenth street, phone. 4Ss2-R
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
du Pont Field Meet Pos tponed.

The annual field meet Of the Alexis
l. du Pont school, which was scheduled
for Saturday afternoon. was one Of the
many sporting events which had TO be
postponed on account Of the rain.
While the athletics were disappoint-
ed over the rain they made up for all
this Saturday night at the dance wh.ct
lasted until late hour,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
GIRLS WILL PLAY WEDNESDAY.

Wednesday night, at Eighteenth and
Van Buren streets, the Seventh Ward
girls and the Press Recreation Girls
viii battle for honors at $50 o'clock
This is the third game for these two
teams, each having won a game, so a
very interesting time is looked for
The mems regulation diamond will be
used.
Miss Burns will do mound duty for
the Seventh Warders and Miss Park
inson will hurl them over for Press
Recreation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
1.AIRrI NINE prfEATs
SALISBURY PLAYERS

Laurel Juno The nrst game ~
baseball ~ tho season Was played here
Saturday when Laurel defeated Sails
l0rv in an exhibition game before n
su,au crowd uf fans. score 6 to .
Tho league season "Opens next Fri-
dan whom laurel viii face Cambridge
~ cambridge Tho MARY yisnders VIII
return tho game Saturday
Tho u,ntp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05

On present form tho dope indicates that George
sser will again regain his place at tho top OF the
American Inague batting ordor. hs has tho
dizzy throes OF OF his years But II siser
wsakcncs anywhere along tho route for any expensive
period. "Ty" Cobb 10 just likely to romping by
and lead tho In his eighteenth major
Cobb isn't quite fast he ton ago his
batting romans bright And he Ia sti faster than
tho Lacquer. He has had tho baseht for
In virulcnt form that It sl sticks by
regulations tmc should struggling crac,
$50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEtGUE.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
uk0W NS0N ACADEMY STOPS
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS

,hrownson Academy defeated the
suons American Railway Express nine
Yesterday afternoon at Brandywinc
springs Park. 10 To s
kceley. on the mound for BroNnson.
pitched great game. tanning nine.
The II hits made on his delivery were
well scattered. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
SEND YOUR SCHEDULE
TO J.. l.. SPORT EDITOR

Every Evening desires 20 pub
iish n complete record OF schedul
ed games. grounds and other in
formation, for information for
both players and fans. Send
IN your proposed games and
playing grounds. Let the other
people know what you are doing.
In this way the fans will have n
complete calendar OF ball games
scheduled on vnrious city dla-.
monds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
NEW CASTLE LOSES TO
WESTINGH0USE RADIO

Essington. Pa. June New Castle
was easy picking for Westinghouse
Radio here yesterday. 1t to 4. Holt
and Manning pitched superb ball
throughout. McDaniels, the visitors
catcher, collapsed from the heat in
/ the third inning. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Open Date.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
Another Candidate
Caesar Rodney Athletes
Win First Annual Meet

Dover. June The frst annual
track and hcld meet ot Delaware high
schools under the auspices OF Della
wares Interscholastic Athletic Asso-
citation, took place here Saturday. But
because of the threatening weather
and frequent showers during tho day.
the attendance was not az large as
had been anticipated.
There were 5s events scheduled. Tho
final score on all the above events
were as follows
Caesar Rodney. 95l7 du Pont. 81:
Milford and Dover. tic. 46: Milton. 32ia
Middletown. 80; Georgetown. 2l. The
f1hals in the various events were as
follows.
Track Events.
s0-pound girls. 5o-yard dash-won
by Clara Clcndaniel. Milton; second,
of Cesar Rodney.
95-pound girls -yards-Won by
ID. Roe. Cssar Rodney: second NJ
Lyman. az Newport; third, l.. John
son, Milford
l 1l5-pound girls, so yards-won by
Eliza abeth Phillips. Cesar Rodney: Sec
ond. Winifred Hopkins, Milton; third
Alberta SammOns. Georgetown.
/ Unlimited girls 90 yards-Won by
". Money. Middletown. seCond, Miss
3 Hollison. Georgetown; third. tie be
tween Eyer and Wilson, Cesar Rodney
! S0-pound girls. 2O0-yard relay-Wor
Ihy Caesar Rodney; Milford. second
du Pont. third.
95-pound girls. 20o-yard relsy--wor
! Ivy Milford. second. du Pont; third
Georgetown.
ll5-pound girls. 20O-yard relay-wor
+ by Milton: second. Cesar Rodney
third. Middletown.
! Unlimited. girls. 22O-yard walk
Cesar Rodney, first and second: thirt
was tie between Dover and Middle
town.
Unlimited, girls, 440-yard relay
Won 10y Dover: Cesar Rodney, sec.
ond: Milton. third.
sO-pound boys. 5O-yard dash-wor
by du Pont; du Pont. second; Green
wood third.
! sJ-pound boys, 60-yard dash-Wo Oh
by du Pont; Newport. second; Dover
third
RcAAA6 pps did It-dg -
Won BY du Pont; Caesar Rodney, sec
Cnd; Dover. third.
ll5-pound boys, 70-yard dash--Wo oi
10y Milford : du Pont. second; Milford
third.
s5-pound boys. 4s0-yard relay-Wol
by Cesar Rodney; Middletown, sec
fond; Dover. third.
4 il5-pound boys. 660-yard relay
Won by du Pont; Georgetown, second
Dover. third.
Junior Unlimited Boys.
so-yard dash-Won by Harrington
Cesar Rodney. second; third, Dover
/ 22O-yard dash-Won by Milford
Milton. second; Caesar Rodney. thir,
ssO-yard relay-Won by Harrine
ton: Casar Rodney, second.
One-quarter mile walk-won by d
/ Pont; Dover. second; Middletowr
third.
Senior. Unlimited Boys.
One-quarter mile walk--Won b
Cesar Rodney; Milford. second
Georgetown. third.
lO0-yard dash-Won by du Pon-
second. Georgetown; third Middle
town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
NATIONAL LEAITB.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. s; Athletics. 3
81. Louis. 8; Chicago. 9 90 inns).
Boston. 2; Washington. l.
Cleveland, IA: Detroit o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 3: Brooklyn, 4.
Chicago. 6; Cincinnati, 5.
other clubs not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05

Tho ncklcness OF memory at times startling
proportions In naming ali-round stars "Chct" Har-
ley should have been registered among tho elite up
w q three select.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
SATURDAYS SCORES.
MEXICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletic s-Wa Washington-Rain.
Boston. 6: New York. >
Cleveland. 5; Detroit, UO).
Chicago. 5; st. Louis,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. 6; Philadelphia. 4.
Brooklyn. 4; Philadelphia, (2d g.
Boston, 3; New York, ..
Cincinnati. 4; Chicago, ..
st. Louis. 0; Pittsburg. G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05

'Hofnau batted FOR brown
SCORE BN INNINGS
SALISBURY ....... O q q q o. o o Q
laurel ....... ..... 90 y q o q ON-.c
summary Hits on Peters in 2
iunlups harnCs. ) in 6 innins MsNs I.
" . innlnks brown. iu a innings
Harmed runs. Laurel 9 Salisbury.
Two-hase hits ilranner aud Downs
NUne nun Hitchcock Struck out-IN
Hummer bv Brown, ! bN Mans
le Peters 8 By Barnes. . Left on
lfscs SALISBURY. . Laurel. stolen
htses- Stoors SHREDDER SACRIFICE hits
sweeney Sacrifice flies Bounds Hit
lt pitched hall--R Richards RaSe on
hhlls or Hummer. on MAYS ~
lNown J ~ Peters l. Wild pitches
Hummer MaNE. ! Brown. . Peters
lnplrc.-Sem frock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05

or late years Carpenter has been long Nights.
IIe has whipped Beckett. Wells Cook Lewis and others
In from 80 four rounds. He couldn't up four
rounds against Dempsey but II he takes Harry Gre
he might well he ready 10 quite distance will
hardly knock him out stops Greb It won't he
within thrc~ four rounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
industrial LcATue,

Industrial League.
Gas Go. va. Bond. Fourth and
Church. umpire. Warren.
Trump Va. Rhosds. Second md
du Tunt: umpire. Duncan.
du Font va. American Chr.
Rockford. No. I; Baynard, No.
3; umpire, Cunningham.
Pennsy at Traction Co. Penn
sylvania Field; umpire. Rick
ertr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
SCORE ny INNINGS.
HIGH SPOTS OF THE
TENDLER-BARRETT BOUT

Place-PhiladelDhia Ball Park.
Time-10 p. m, daylight saw
ing time.
Weight-135 pounds az p. N.
Distance-Eight rounds or
less.
Referee-'Pop' OBrien or
"Muggsy" Taylor.
Chief timekeeper-JOhn Stet-
fens.
Promoters-"Phii' Glassman,
Jack" Hanlon. Jimmy Dough
erty, Bobby" Gunnis. Herman
Taylor and a sixth man whose
name was not divulged.
Chief arbiter of bOut-Director
Of Public Safety James T. Cor
telyou-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05
FRIDAY.
Church IeArur.

ST. Stephens vs.. First NJ. p.
Baynard No. /.
Grace VS.. West. Rockford. No.
..
81. Paul's vs. Mt Salem, Rock
ford, No. /.
High School vs.. Chester,
Pennsy Field, $50 y. m.
Snappers vs. Defiance. Eden,
No. !.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-05

Tho star who becomes over--ten,peramental how
ever is or detriment than a help. IIe 1, in
olincd 10 forget that It hasebell that made him
and that tho comparatively. IS much bigger than
he Is Tho ball player who doesn't that tho crowd
is about willing jeer cheor hn4 only about
fourth OF a baseball education.