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News
Letter
General News and Gossip
From I. N. S. Staff Mem
bers at Home and Abroad.
LONDON PRESS KEENLY
WATCHES PRINCE FOR
ROYAL ROMANCE SIGNS
by DAVID NJ. CHURCH.
International News Service Staff.
Correspondent.

LONDON, Sept 6.-The Prince OF
Wales and his private affairs just
can't keep out Of London prints.
The princes desire for a complete
rest upon his return from india and
his refusal to appear frequently in
public caused lull In the rumors con-
oerning his affairs de cueur for
while, but once again the London
press Is busy with most carefully
phrased intImations of another pos
sibie romance.
II is pointed out that the prince has
accepted an invitation to be the guest
of the Duke and Duchess of Suther-
land at Dunrobin during the shooting
season. There is nothing exciting
about that, of course, but Immediate
ly following this statement the carcfli
London press points out that Lady
Betty Butler will also be house
guest of the Duke and Duchess of
sutherland. Then follows tribute
TO Lady Betty, one OF the delightful
younger WOHleIl VI TOSdl ciiSitH' ihi
OF charm and q wonderful dancer.
There the newspapers stop. You can
draw your own conclsions whether
there is romance afoot or not. but the
intimated romances of royal circles
have been so numerous of alte that
wary readers are getting a bit shepH-
cal and are not taking much stock in
these stories.
Maybe it's difficult to be n prince.
because so many rumors are clrcnlal /
ed, and particularly does this apply to
an unmarried prince. Every time the
Prince Of Wales dances with an at
tractive girl there are immediate ru-
mors of romance. Maybe the Prince
tired of this, but at any rate his re-
cent failure to dance with the debu
tantes and girls Of the younger set
has caused some comment. When the
prince goes to q dance now he picks
out the married dancers as a ruie,
women who are members of his own
Family or close to the court, and be-
slows upon them his courteous atten- |
tloh. Probably he would like to dance !
with the young unmarried girls but
fears Dame Rumor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07

The Freshmen and Junior gsls
were eliminated from the Inter class
basketball tournament at the High
School yesterday as the result of
their defeats administered by the Sen
iors and Sophomores respectively. The
last named teams will strive fee the
championship on Friday.
The Seniors seemed to have struck
their stride and optimism galore IL in
their camp on the matter OF who Will
cop the title. Miss Porter IL conf
dent that the fourth year girls will be
crowned champs while Miss Roscn-
berg's sextct says that they will romp
through the tournament undefeated.
In the Senior and Fresh fuss there
was nothing to Il but the Seniors.
Playing in top form the team never let
the Ycarlings get started and as n re-
suit they rolled up one sided score,
30-5. To pick out n star on the win
ming team would be hard PROPOSE
| tion IA they played together az II
| they were n veteran team. Miss
Thompson saved her team from a
| coat of kalsomine by scoring all OF
the Freshies points. The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
CLASSY CARD
FOR ELKTON BOUTS
Ralph Raymond Matched With
Russell Thompson in
the Windup.

Bill McGowan. boxing promoter, IL
busy arranging a classy card for the
show 20 be held under the auspices Of
the Company y, National Guard OF
Maryland, on Friday, December -.
Bill has arranged FOR Ralph Ray
mond. the local flash. 20 meet Russel
Thompson. OF Philadelphia. 20 come
together in the windup. This bout
should be a whirlWind encounter as
both boys have a reputation for
lighting from start to finish. In the
semi-windup, Patsy Murphy OF this
city, will exchange blows With John
ny Traub, Of Chester. Both men
claim they Will win by the knockout
route this time. 40 they have met on
numerous other occasions. but the
fight was 90 close Il was difficult "a
decide tho winner.
B.ll has not completed the prclim-
inarios. but has his eye on some good
boys who will likely round out the
card Jimmy Murphy's younger broth
er. George Tulley, will take on Patsy
Deyine. who made such an impression
on the fans at the last EiktOn bouts
by the showing he made against SOL
der Johnson. Opponents for joe
Martin, the welterweight. and JOhnnJ
| Baker. promising hyweight. are
stu needed 10 round out the card
Such a card as this viii no doubt draw
n larger crowd OF fght bugs than al
tended the last show.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
PARkSIDE.
GOING
STRONG AT SALISBURY

Salisbury, Md. Dec. 6.-The Y. NJ.
c. A. basketball team OF this city
played the opening game OF the sea
son last Friday evening with Com
pany +, Of the Delaware National
Guard at Milford.
They will visit the strong Laurel
team at Laurel. Delaware. next Wed
nesday. on Friday, December 10, the
Milford team comes here for a return
engagement. The locals suffered de-
feat at their last meeting with the
I.aurelltes. but put up a great game
against what is considered the best
team on the Eastern Shore.
This years squad Is being coached
by George X. Cobb, former Amherst
star and includes in its lineup such
men as Richard Dick" Porter, OF
Jack Dunn's orioles. and a former St.
Johns College basketball star; Low
den, formerly OF the Lafayette College
five and one of the best shots in this
section; Duffy, former OF Coach kio-
ler's Washington College aggregation.
Downing. former captain OF the Wes-
ley Collegiate Institute cagsrs OF Do
yer, Del. Bogss. physical director of
the Salisbury "Y" and player of wide
experience: Bensonsa. very promising
high school youngster, and Leach
Cantwell. II. Jones and 5. Jones, who
have previously played with the team
Basketball is one form of sport that
has never gained much recognition
from the Salisbury sporting public
but IL is highly probable that the
game will be put on a sounder basis
next year. An organized league may
be formed among the teams OF the
peninsula.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
CITY PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Property transfers have been record
ed NJ follows:
Giles street, East OF Sycamore
street. Anna H. Gallagher and Sarah
r Gibson from Margaret Virgins. g.
Giles street, East of Sycamore
street. Chas. Robert Hearn from Anna
II. Gallagher, et al. $3.50
Twenty-third street. North of Mad
son street, Harry +. Kalmbacher and
vile from lille 4. DonOhOe and hus-
hand. $3.50.
Fourteenth street Elst % French
street, Joseph Dyson from John Mont
gOrery and wife, 81 200.
Market street North of Seventh
street, Elwood p. GrinenbeTg from
Wilmington stores Co. s74.9OO.
South Grant Ave. North ~ Cts
line, Allen =. Citing from George &
Herring, Jr.. ,3.425.
Pine street. South Of Taylor STREET
Bromislaw Kozinsli and wife from
ATuminta Croeemone. 81 900.
Market street. South West OF Thir
! tieth street, John Montsatsos from
VIM. ". Bullock. Sr.. and wife, $500
Maple street, West Of Van Burei
street. Joseph Wroblewski and VIII
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
Lands WINS FIGHT
ON BASEBALL POOLS
Declares They Would Have Pu,
Blight on the National
Game.

Louisville, Ky. Dec. "A fight to
exterminatc the baseball pools to save
the game from suspicion was pledged
Commissioner Lands by major and
minor lcaguers today az n result OF
the commissioners appeal last night
to wipe out what Ire termed the great
est menace to the sport.
The commissioner, with character
istic lands severity, called the oper-
ator OF a baseball pool. "the slimiest,
lowest form Of criminals I'm existence" ="
and declared he would accept no ex-
cusa from any club official for not
making a fight TO stop pool opera
tions.
"While the operations OF these pools
have absolutely no connection with
baseball and cannot possibly be traced
to the actions of any player or club.
| nevertheless If this thing Is allowed
To continue, II VIII destroy the good
name of baseball" he declared
Commissioner lands. In his address,
| suggested that the minor lcagucrs
meet in Joint session with the major
| league club owners, but he made no
mention of the draft for. he said:
IL may have To be knocked down "a
get something into my head, but you
don't have TO drag me out" The
commissioner also carefully avoided
any mention OF the conflict I'm IN,
dates OF the American League meeting
called for Chicago. December i3 and
the joint meeting of the major leagues
/ l.. A.. OH
December IL.
| William II. Klepper, president NJ
the Portland. Oregon, Club OF the
Pacific Coast League. who yesterday
was barred forever from participating
In the affairs of the National Asso
citation Of Professional Baseball
Leagues. plans to seek an injunction
To restrain the minor league power
from interfering with his operation
AZ president OF the club.
The decision of the White SoI ant
Giants. worlds champions, 10 play an
other spring training tour next sprint
will enable the club secretaries To pro
Ceed with the arrangement OF the ,
I exhibition dates to be filled. TIL
clubs will start the tour In San An
tonic. Texas. about the second wee
| IN March. The Giants will train a
E san Antonio. while the White SO
r viii establish a camp at Seduin, Texas
Wheeler Doc" Johnston, formc
first baseman with Milwaukee an
Cleveland. announced today he ha
purchased his release from tho Phil
, adelphia Americans for $4,000. To nc
,ept the management OF a club ON IN
| Pacific coast.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
LOCAL FRIENDS GIRLS
LOSE HOCKEY MATCH

Philadelphia, Dec. THE Mrs.
Sayards' School hockey team was vic
torious over the Wilmington Friends
girls yesterday in a well played and
Interesting hockey match at the Over
brook field. 20 !. The visitors COW
cred themselves with glory on more
than one occasion, but the breaks of
the game figured against them. Miss
Il. Adair scored Friends lone tally in
the first half, while on three occasions
the visitoss were within range of the
Overlook goal, but could not score.
The excellent playing OF Miss Ma
tilda Van Trump and Miss Helen
Smith in the second half prevented
the Mrs. Sayards' girls from doubling
the score.
The Misses Aiken and Gown fea-
tured the work OF the Overlook team,
the latter scoring three goals.
The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
FIRST ENGINEERS TO PLAY
DEFIANCE ELEVEN SATURDAY

Fort du pont. Dec. THE First
Enslac,rs and Defiance. acknowledg-
I'd to- bc the two leading gridron elev-
ems OF the State. will hook up Sa;ur-
.ay afternoon al Harlan Field AT $50
IN what should he the biggest game Of
the local season in independent cir
clos.
Defiance won the championship 81
the Wilmington Football Association
without tasting defeat and has suffer
sd but one reverse during the entire
season, that IL 20 0 defeat at the
hands o. the Clifton Heights eleven
several weeks ago.
The First Engineers were the run
rcrs-up in the Second Corps Area
championship elimination series and
were only defeated by the champion
ship Fort Slocum eleven. which down
cd them last Sunday AZ New York
City after n hard fought struggle.
since that game Captain Vaughn
has had his squad working out daily
and the men are AL in good condi-
ton. a large number OF soldiers vii
accompany the team 20 Wilmington
a. well AZ the First Engineers Rant
81 30 pieces. vr ch will furnish musk
during the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
RURAL BEATTY TRANSFERS.

The County Board OF Assessment
reports the following transfers OF
real estate:
At Delaware City-By Frank r.
Irons % George r. Clark. for $3.50.
At MiddletOwn- By Cora " Petf.
and Mary NJ Abercrornbie 20 Mary A.
Dugan, FOR $4,000. ~ Mary q. ".
Lewis 70 John !. Jolls. for $1,000: By
Lewis Hall 20 George Purneii. for
$500; by Jacob Rudnlck % Jogeph
Berkman. for $1,000.
In Brandyw.ne hundred By George
r. Kyd 70 stephen g. Jackson. for
81. 500.
In Christina hundred-By George
+. Atkins % Burchall T.. Cooling. for
81 900: by tho Newport Land and In
vestment co. % Thomas Bright, for
$3.50.
In New Castle hundred-Bv the
Evening Journal Publishing CO. n
John Evans. FOR g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
arkside Swan1ps Seventh Ward; Friends F1ue Prepare

from Antoni Augustynowicz and wife.
f2,75O.
Anchorage street. South west cor
ner Of Stroud street. Felix WilozynsM
ana wife from Joseph Wrobieweky and
wife. $500
Brown street West OF Fifth Avenue.
Delaware Polish Beneficial Association
Of Mater Admirobiiis from Joseph II.
Gould, sheriff. '2.595.57.
Rodney street. North n Front street,
Deorge V. Clogs and wife from clara
NJ. Lick. % al. ;2.700.
'-lDin Avenue. West Of Lincoln
street. Edward Grier and wife from
samuel Schwartz. 1880.
seventh street West OF Woodlavn
Avenue Emily B. Aavon from Y. I. du
fynt de Nemours & Co., $500
BlackFhire Road. South of Bedford
Court Rokeley Realty co. from John
u. Aaron and wife. &3,0g0.4O.
Bennett street. North of Ergtth
street, John Yaknboc<f and wife from
John +. Kirk. 70 a., $1,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH LEAGUE.
LOCAL RADIO STATION
PICKS UP y. d. \. CALL

An S. o. s. call (for help) radio
graphed by the German dreight@,
Heinrich Kayser. was heard las,
night by B. NJ. Hamp, manager OF the
J. x. j.. Radio Store. 2l5 Market street
The message. which stated that the
vessel was drifting with broken rudder
chains and damaged hatches in heavy
seas. was acknowledged by the station
at New London. Conn.
The freighter last night was though,
10 be about 500 miles east of Cape May
The French steamer Patria reported
being in communication with the dam.
aged vessel. Mr.. Hamp, the local op
orator, was for some time a wireless
operator on the Jacob Jones. which
was sunk fve years ago by German
submarine,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07

woods in a plan for rearranging the
the eleventh hole. Special rearrange-
ment is being made OF the ninth, tenth
twelfth and thirteenth holes. and far
ends OF the course are being elevated.
The improvements will be finished
In time TO allow the ground 10 settle
during the winter months, so every
thing will be in ship shape for play
next spring. The improvements are
being supervised by Donald Ross, OF
Pinehurst. n. G., golf pro and noted
golf course engineer. under direction
Of the grounds committee of the club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
JEWELL WILL PILOT
SVUEHANNA BALL LOOP

Elkton. Nd. Dec. The Sus-
ouehanna Baseball League. which
~as . biz success this year. has been
r,organized for the season Of 1923
The circuit next year VII he the
same. composed OF Belair. Darlington
Aberdeen. Havre de Grace. In Hartford
county. Rising sun. Perryville. Elk
Mills and Elkton. In Ccc.l county.
Arthur T. Jewell. o. Havre dc
Grace. who has been president ot the
league since - was first organized
WIS reelected Major w II. Bald
win. o; Elk Mills. was elected trea.
su-cr. and william L. Feehly. os Elk
tcr publicity secretary. A Few
changes were made in the rules fo'
the coming sesscn. the most impor.
tant beins IN regard TO the territory
from which each club may secur,
players. also the salary they shall b'
pad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
FRIENDS SCHOOL
START PRACTICE
Locals Will Open With Newark;
Schedule Has Been
Completed.

Tho Wilmington Friends School
basketball team will open their sched-
ulc with Newark High School, at home
on December Is. The schedule which
includes "A list Of 10 games. has been
tcgccs have been practicing since
Monday. and he has drilled them In
all the fundamentals.
To insure the squad being in shape
for the first game there has been a
number Of inter-class games played
In yesterdays practice games the
Seniors defeated the Lower Middles.
is 60 6. The Juniors also took the
measure of the Upper Middles, TO 3.
Coach Bucknell has only two men
from last years squad. but he has
some other very good material TO
work into shape. These two men are
Moore and Captain Pyle. There are
seven others out for the forward posi-
tons. Spare. wardcnburg. Hill. NJ.
Reese. Booker and Heisman. Only
nvc are out for the position OF guard.
uliegas. J. Reese. Spruance. Jereries
and Munson.
Manager Speakman announces the
following schedule:
December rs. Newark High: De-
cembcr 90. Alumni; January s. st
Agnes; January i3. Swarthmore Prep;
January ie. Delaware Freshmen
January 10. Pcnn's Grove High; jan
uary 20. Friends Central; January
"a. ST I.ukc's laway): January 21
Ral,imoro Friends: January 30, VII
minston Hieh; February J. West
town Friends; February s. Elktor
High: February 2. Friends Central
,away); February ls, Wilmington
uigh (away): FEBRUARY 10, ST
Lukcs: February 20. ST Agnes
tsway): February %. Baltimor'
Friends tawayl: February 2S
swar,hmore Prep. away. March
Friends Select.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
MagilI to Lead h. Of c.

Francis Buck" Magill. one OF the
leading exponents of the cage game
in Wilmington and a member OF the
knights Of Columbus quintet of the
City Basketball League has been Sc
lected by Manager "Scottie" Nc
Granary and the members of the
squad to captain the "Caseys'
through the 1929 season. Magil
is not only a reliable player but an
able leader and the Casey" machine
should profit greatly by the selec-
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
MANY IMPROVEMENTS AT
WILMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB

improvements being made 10 the
golf course OF the Wilmington Coun-
iry Club will. when completed. make
the course completely modern and
add much 20 it's attrac..veness.
The yardage will be increased ap-
proximately so or 30 yards, ;ncreas sc
the hazards and change the par fo<
the course. adding al least one stroke
Abou, 80 or 40 trees are being cut
down 10 lay the fairway through ths
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
MILFORD GIRLS WIN.

Milford. Dec. THE girls basket
bail team of tho Milford High School
defeated the girls team from Bridge
Vile here yesterday afternoon, 1s-3.
Both teams of the Milford High
School will play the quintets from the
Milton High az the state Arrnory here
Friday evening. next
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
Rezdek Turns Down Orsr.

Philadelphia. Dec Hugo Bez5el
Penn state football coach. yesterday
rejected tho offer made him by Presi-
dent William r. Baker % manage the
Philadelphia National baseball team.
'I have decided % remain IN college
work and therefore. cannot accept
managership Of the Phillies," said
Bezdek's telegram % Baker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
Barrett 10 Meet Britton.

New York. Dec. Jack Britton
VIII attempt a comeback. The for
rner weitcrwe!sht champion has been
signed up 20 f.ght Bobby Barrett, the
Knockout specialist, IN an e.ght-round
bout az the Arena A. A o, Philadel-
phla on Christmas Day afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
JUNIORS
SOPHOMOIiE.

Heferee-Ashton. Time OF halves-l5
minutes.
There was no basketball practice
FOR the boys Varsity team yesterday.
but they viii get into action today in
the boys gymnasium. a new team
is being formed which looks TO be the
goods in their respective line. Physi-
cal Director Brown had charge OF this
squad yesterday. II viii ba called the
Junior Varsity. This squad is com
posed OF freshmen and sophomores.
the majority OF whom have played In
the defunct Freshmen League.
Games will no doubt he scheduled
for this team as prcliminaries 10 the
Varsity miX-ups. Yesterday they in
dulged in n strenuous practice and
wound up their workout with team
composed OF Coaches Ashton, Foulk
and Brown and two Varsity candi-
dates, Fletcher and Herlihy.
The Varsity candidates VIII per
haps be lined up against these
youngsters in few days and much
benefit should be derived from such
practice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
Freshmen and Juniors Eliminated
In Inter-Class Cage Contest

slip in three field goals. Her total OF
field goals to date is 20 I'm three
games. The Seniors VIII be we'll occu-
pied on Friday, guarding this player.
Another "Soph" who VIII no doubt
give the Porter aggregation some
trouble liz Miss Money. who taps the
ball for Miss Rosenberg's team. SO
far she has secured the tap off easily
on her opponents and thus secures a
decided advantage for her squad.
Tho Iiue-fip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
Sothoron Released.

Cleveland. O., Dec. Allan
Sothoron. pitcher Of the Cleveland
American League team was yester-
day released 10 the Louisville Club
OF the American Association. accord
ing 20 information received here from
Louisville.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
RESERVE CITY LEAGUE.
St. ntlnU Of ths f'lubs
Tonight's schedule

Parkside Reserves vs. Mt. Vernon Re
serves, at Parkside. 7.30 o'clock.
Parkside jumped into the City Bas-
ketball League with both feet las;
night when they took the Seventh
Ward five into camp in one-sided
game. Sc TO 10, at the Kirkwood Park
gymna sum. The Dofink machine
got away 10 a good start at the first
whistle. and after the first five min
utes OF play enjoyed n is 20 lead
after which they gradually drew away
from the Ferguson clan.
srAa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
SENIORS.

The Sophomore team continued 10
bowl their opponents over when they
took the Junior squad into camp, 20-2.
1t was easy going for the winners as
they covered their opponents Ike n
blanket, with tho result that Miss
Campbell'a crew scored but one field
goal. Miss Rosenberg was well COW
cred yesterday. but she managed 20
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
Parkside WalIops Seventh Ward Fiue;
Reserves Take Count From St. Ann

AWlNiN p =
Referee -Boggs ScOrer-Spire
Timers-Nanlove and NcAteer. Fouls
committed--Parkside, q Seventh Ward
10.
In the Reserve city League game at
Parksade last night, ST. AIMS forced
the Parkside Reserves 70 travel the
limit 10 gain % 70 2i verdict.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
Rcd Soy Nnt Fnr Sale.

New York. Dee. Harry M. Fra
zee. owner % ne Boston RED S0x.
yesterday denied emphatically that a
Toronto syndicate had obta. .aed an
option on his American League
franchise
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07

Tontghfs Schedule.
Mt. Vernon W. Parkside. at Parkside
$50 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07

an Every Evening want ad. Call
.22o0.-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
MT. VERNON VS.. PARKSIDE.

Subs-Parkside: Dawson, Simon.
Mount Nernon-McLaughlin.
What will probably prove the best
attraction OF the week in the Clty
League Will be the meeting Of Mount
Vernon and Parkside. a. Parkside
gymnasium tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-07
Inc nne-up:
ONERHROOk
WILMINGTON

Goals: Gown, g. X. Scott. b. Adair
Referee. Miss koehler fFriends), Miss
Watson (Oycrbrook). Timer and scorer
Miss Pomeroy. Time OF halves. 20 min.
utes.