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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
WHEAT PRICES CLOSE
STRONG AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June 81. Disap-
pointing threshing returns, together
with enlarged export and milling
demand. had a decided bullish effect
Tuesday on the wheat market
Prices closed strong. Pa 20 31s net
higher. July s1.14b 10 S1.14A and
September t1.15S 10 $1.15h. Corn
gained a 70 Is; oats q 10 :. and
provisions "a 10 10 IL cents
Adverse threshing reports came
chiefly from Indiana. Ohio. Missouri
and Nebraska, and were much more
numerous than has been the rule
heretofore this season. Coupled
with this was the fact the farmers
seemed 10 be offering new wheat in
only a sparing manner, recent de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
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BIN - AaAAAhEsA&
Icsrreeted Daily By ID. a nov-. sns .
Michigan ST Phone Lincoln 521ol
RAY. STRAW AND FEED.
TIMoTHY-sellinE. $50 per %.
CL0NER-Medlum rec. selling 81.
SUDAN GRASS-seIllnK 80 - cwt
ILLEI-Common, selling N-75 bu.
ALSlkE-Selling. SIS
mammoth red SIS: sweet clover. 50
ALFALFA-SeilIng. 81.
SOY BEANS-SN4
SEED CORN-S2
HAY-Paylng. Slsais; selling S2id2s
per ton.
COW PEAS 3Gf50.
SEED MARKET
iCorreeted Daily By The wesley Mills
Flour and Feed Co. 420 s. MlchfFan 81
Phone Main sSsA
CORN-Paying 55c; selling 7oaT5c
CLOVER SEED-Pay.ng So. selling
ALSiKE CLovER-seIlinz. Fi4aIa
ALFALFA-Norther1 grows. 81
HIDES AND TALLoW.
Corrected Daily By s. W. IIppuaAa. z1a
\. MaiE Il. fhon. Main isi-l
HIDES-AG7c. calfskins l0li4c
TALLOW-Rendered. Sc; rouEh ease.
SEESWAN-25aa5e per ID.
WHEAT, CORN. OATS. ETo.
tCerTeeted Daily b. d. p. MorEAn. st-~
CORN-Paying 65c per bu.
OATS-Paying 4Oc
LINGS-SeIling. 81 80 cwL
OATS-Selling Csc bu.
BRAN-Selliug 81 IS cwt.
RYE-9aylng so.
SCRATCH FEED-SeIIing s215 c7vt
WHEAT-No- !, paying $1.10 bu
tCorrscted Daily ~ Brotherhsod droo~rr
27o ~. Main 80. Phone E-l-Sel
BUTTFR-paying SIC selling 42c
FRESH EGGS-Paying. e6c. selling.
SOC dozen.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Can
sornia navel oranges. aoc doz-
ABBAGE-Selling. SC 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
EAST BUFFALO LIvEsToCK.

EAST BUFFALO, June oT-CATTLE-
Receipts - head: market active ship
ping steers Ss.T5TQ.J0. butcher grades
S7Dds50, heifers S5OdS; cows $500
625. bulls s. J0d5.95; milk cows ant
stringers S25d125
CALVES-Receints 325: market actiye
Gull % choice S4dl250
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-ReceIpts zoo
market active Choice lambs S15I15, Gull
10 fair $50 Tl3.J0. warnings S7dt0JO
sheep S3d750
HoGS-Receipts $40 20: market active
Workers. Sl1 G0d1l75: pigs S11 eO61i IS
mixed Sll40d1lG0; heavy 81. 25d II. 30
roughs SS19 stays Sjd6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

CHICAGO. june 27-HOGS-Receipt Is
5000: market mostly steady and 10T Zoe
higher Bulk t91O610S5: top 5000
heavy weight S10.35dl 0G CO: medium
weight Sl0s5d ID. So light weight $40 75d
1890. light lights $40. 40G 1850. heavy
packing sows, smooth - 2JG9 50; pack
ing sows, rough SS.75d940.
CATTLE - Receipts $1,000: market
strong 10 15c higher. Beef steers-ChOicc
AID prime s9;0d10 20; medium aud
good SSd95 80; good and choice $3.50
90; common and medium So So s.
Butcher Cattle-Heifers s.. JOdSJ0 cows
S4d1: bulls $4,000 40. Gamers and cut
ters-COws and heifers 81 S5G4: Gamer
steers S375d3; veal calves s. 25d9: feed
er steers S5.6JG.7 70; stOcker steers S5G
T65
ShEEf -hecelpts DO0: market ZJC
higher. Lambs SO. 25613.J0; Gull and
comuSsn S7Ml2; yearling wethers S.75d
l.65; ewes 50 2jd725 ewes, Gull and
common SL50d3.25; breeding ewes S5d
n-25; feeder lambs S11G 11.25
CHICAGO GRAIN RANGE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
KENYON CORD TIRES.

WON al Elkhart Sunday DE-
PENDABILITY: the reason. Con-
vince yourself. Try a pair. COLL
NER BROS. 107 Lincoln W. E.
1s2 a. N.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

BUTTER Receipts ~. Gsc tubs cream
cry extras 3Ti4i9S7&c; standards 37i4c
frs's 324g36c: packing stock 26d27c
EGGS-Receip - so cases MisceI-
lapeous 2OLs d31c: ordinary hrsts goa
sole: frsts 2lL n21lzc. extras &la6
24c. checks iSd1Siac: dirties Ice
chess Twins. new 1S6 lSlAc. dais-
les 1SQ lSiec Young Americas 1slsG
ls%c: brick t5Iaf6c.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys &c; chick
ems PC broiler3 SSd39c ROSTERS 14i5c
geese 2lG23r ducks 200 &c.
POTATOES Il cars South
ern Bliss TriUmphs S265do y: Ala
Spaulding rose S2d2170. Old Wis Round
White s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

SHEEP-Receipts 400; market steady.
Ton 81 50G450
VES-Receipts 1000: market 50cd
81 lower Ton S11E6
CATTLE - Receipts 100. market
steady Steers S6d925 cows and heller,
s. 5oTq
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

lNDlANAtOlA>, June I'll NAre>-
Receipts 10000. market 10N roc lower
Rest heavies $40 Goa 10 70: medium mixed
SO 7JfI1 10 So common choice Sl0-S5Q
1890 bulk OF sales Sl0G5dl0S5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28
40 Inch Imported
Embroidered
VOiles

1t is a matter of a few hours
to make pretty summer
frock of embroidered Wolfe as
frock styles are very simple
this season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-28

There shirts Of silk pongee
are well tailored and have de
tachable collar, fine for golf
ing or general sport wear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
High School Gridiron Prospects Bright
For Fall Season, According to Dope

Nin. one of the most popular athletes
that had ever entered tho. Cherry and
White Han of Fame. Young McNim
was VARSITY halfback when ne. Mel"
Anderson, "Choc" Gibson and Johnny
Webb. pllotcd the Delaware avenue
boys through many grldlron victories
Jack was a most consistent player and
said to bo the hardest fighting player
on tho team After playing halfback.
McNiG shifted 10 end and gave France.
Wclner ana Barklty run for h"nors.
In baseball Jack made the scrub
'enu hlr first year out. In basketball
ne was manager ot last years team
and through his Rkillful managing go
cured ono Of the best basketball
schedules eyer turned out Jack was
a logical candidate to succecd Donald
son Of halfbacie in thu fall. but his
death opens gap that win be hard
to nm
TACK" belonged 20 tho numerous as
soclations affiliated with Wilmington
I High aud he occupied many class of.
fees. Jack" was a member of the
Alpha sigma Chapter Of the Theta
/ Phi Fraternity and most inlucntia
member Of every organization IN whicl
he participated,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
DEFIANCE TROUNCES
LORRAINE OUTFIT
ElIwood Pitches Well After First
Sending Them Down by
Strikeout Route

Defiance got the jump early on lor-
raine last night, and handed them
one sided lacing. 9 10 /. at the Third
and Adams streets field.
Kelly. who started on the mound,
was rather wild. walking three men.
This. coupled with an error and a hit,
resulted in six runs for the Bulldogs.
Ellwood took up the burden with the
bases full. Mclaughlin greeted the
right handler with a hot single to
right Donovan also got Il double in
the first. which resulted in several of
the counters.
Lorraine scored their only counter
in the fourth, when Dougherty reached
first on an error, going TO second
when Donovan threw wild to catch
him mapping, scoring on Martin S
single TO left. \ fast double play
checked the rally. Jimmy Lynch had
another big night with the stick, col
lecting four safe hits out of as many
times AZ bat
! EllwoOd pitched a nice game after
the first, sending 10 men back to the
bench by the strikeout route. Donovan
also twirled an excellent game and de
served a shutout.
The same teams clash again at the
Second and du Pont grounds on Friday
evening. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
SARATOGA OPENS MONTH
OF BIG RACING EVENTS.
Great and Near Great Thor
oughbreds From All Sections
at The Spa Track.

Now York Aug i.--One month Of
racing, starting today at Saratoga
Springs, is expected by followers Of
tho thoroughbreds 20 name 1922 cham
plons In the two ana three year old
divisions.
Tho great and near great colts and
nllies Of the year--Morvich. Lucky
Hour My Play. Kai Sang. Whiskaway,
Bunting. Pillory. snob II, Serenader,
Oceanic. Pirate Gold Letterman
Startle, Better Luck and Prudish AL
will be there. campaigning for the
three ycar-old bonnet.
The two year-old field Is cluttered
with horses Of the lesser stamp.
The Saratoga handicap. opening
day feature at mile and a quarter
for three year olds and upward, drew
= small. but select field. The great old
campaigner. Exterminator, the Ran
cocas Stables Grey Lag and Mad Hat
tor Harry Payne Whitney's Prudory
Devastation, which defeated Exter
mluator at Latonla, July 4, and Bor
IIommc. have been named as starters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

With only four more weeks before
the local IIighlets begin 10 kick the
pigslSin around. the candidates and
veteran gridIron players are keeping
in trim. Yesterday many left for
Plattsburg. where they viii undergo
four weeks of military tactics. This
will prime the boys for the early
football sCrlmmagcs
Among tho local athletes going 60
the Lake Champlain camp are capt
Hunks" stout of tho Wilmington
High School eleven: Lewis Kramer,
candidate for tho University of Della
waro squad: George Fletcher, tackle
of the local team: Pennctta, guard on
scrub team; Preston COKE, tho flying
end Of last years scrub eleven. who
will mako n fight for a backfield posi-
.ion this year on tho Varsity, and
Rill" Bowe, the bulwark Of the
hackncld hus Joined the Plattsburg
squad.
'puss" Millikcn, logical candidate
for quarterback. ia instruCting In q
boys camp in New Hampshire and
! should be I'm tho pink OF condition
when training starts.
dawson. hefty tackle Of last son
son, Ia completing his second trip on
an "oiler" going from Point Broeze.
! Pa, to different parts Of Mexico.
Johnson. looked upon "a candI-
datc 20 fiji ono OF tho many gaps loft
open by graduating players, has also
sailed the scas this summer in order
to got ready for the gridiron. Johnson
| accompanied Dawson on one OF the
trips to the Southern ports
Norris Steele. no doubt the heaviest
man ON next years squad. bohman
the unbeatable tackle who Will either
play end or hia regular tackle posi-
ton next fall. are occupying various
positions, In order to get ready 70,
tho preliminary training.
"Walt" Green. puntor and tackle
is recovering from an operation and h'
mny not be able 10 don football suit
in the fall
Norm" white. captain of last year,
team expects 10 ro-onter school I'm tn,
fall and will either play halfhack. ful
or on tho line as capt. stout has stat
ed that no will he candidate for fun
back. II Stout plays full, White an,
Bowe will play tho "halfs' with Mini
ken calling the signals. Herb" Whit
will no doubt replace Capt. Stout oi
the line Herb is one OF Coach Ash
/ toms best bots for tho coming season
tom" Walton. who was expected &
bolster Highs varying prospects, ha
announced that he ls uuCcrtai
whether he will return TO school j
( September.
/ Highs sporting world was shocke
! to learn of the death OF "Jack' Nc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
HIGH SPOTS IN LEAGUE
GAMES OF YESTERDAY
BY Associated Press.

+ New York. Aug. 1.--st. Louis clubs
In both major leagues today continued
trudging pennantward.
AZ Ken Williams poled out his TWEEN
ty-slxth home run. the Browns won
from the Rcd sox, G 20 2. and increas-
I'd their lead over tho Yankees. who
lost another close TIT 20 the White
sox. 3 10 2. to a game and half.
The Cardinals. finding Dutch Reuth-
er, the Brooklyn ace. easy, marched
on to victory over the Dodgers and
crept to within half game Of tho
lead. when the Giants succumbed 70
the dashinR. spirited attack Of the
Pirates and dropped the third straight
contest 70 them, II 20 O.
And the Cubs. still harborinR pep
n9nt hopes, pounded an easy victoty
out Of tho Phillies, - % o. thereby
staylnR off the tantalizi1g Reds. whb.
with Luque's combination II hitting
and pitching defeated tho Braves. s
| 20 3. a feature If tho cubs Phiilids
game vas tho home runs Of tho Phi
lies. Williams. LEO and Honllue zach
accounted for one.
The White Sox victory over ne
! 1aRks kept them in third place ahead
of Cobb's men. who won another d.
cision from Philadelphia, ~ to1 BOSS
cobb. in his last trip 70 tho plate.
Iprodded two base hit out Of tho ha'l
and that hit brought ~ fifteen. ths
lconsecu'ivc number of games IN which
he has hit safely.
Speaker hit his seventh homo run =
the sea SON His men we're IN HITTING
mood. too. and the Indians won from
hurlers we're IN bad form
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
ST. IOTIS.VISCOSF
GAME CALLED OFF

Tho game that was scheduled
for tomorrow night. hetween the
-. Louis Nationals and the
Niscose nine at Marcus Hook.
has boon cancelled through in
torfcronce of President Bakcr of
the Phillies. II is said. The
Cardinals ara booked 20 play
four games with She PhlIs. start
Ing Thursday.
Tho rules governing this par
tlcular point provide that any
team In the National Circuit
cannot play another team with
in 25 miles Of the place they are
booked TO play on that day with
out the permission OF the home
team management.
As q result OF this action.
local fans viii not have a
chance OF comparing one of the
best teams in this section with
one Of the strongest teams in
the National Circuit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
ST. THOMAS ON TOP
IN PHILADELPHIA
Stonehurst Forfeits Game to
Locals When Decision at the
Home Plate is Disputed.

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 1.-Stone-
hurst forfeited the game with ST.
Thomas, OF Wilmington here last night
at the beginning of the sixth when
they refused to abide by n close de-
cislon at the plate. favoring tho visit
ing OUTFIT. Tho locals left tho field
and Umpire Burke awarded the CON
test to ~. Thomas.
Tho Stonehurst team was leading. Z
to q. when tho game was abruptly
ended. Tho Wilmington team had two
mon on and none out when Stonehurst
withdrew.
Heavy hitting featured the contest,
Boyle getting homer with ono man
on. Stonehurst succeeded In malS4
| Ing their flve hits moro effective than
| the visitors did their "a.
| The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
DEFlANCE-ST. HEDWlG
BALL GAME TONIGHT

Owing to tho Defiance moonlight
being scheduled To sail tomorrow night
the Defiance st lledwig's game hns
been moved w 10 tonight. and Will he
ulaved at the Military Grounds.
speed Boy" Jimmy Kcrrigan will
.occupy the mound FOR tho bulldog out
at. while it 81 likely that Clahoas will
send them across for st Hedwlg's.
Tho Tenth Ward team will enter the
game fighting with their backs to the
wall in their dash FOR tho second half
remnant. II will be a fighting team
that the Saints face in tonight
struggle. "a the Bulldog team from the
Tenth Ward. still has n faint chance
AZ the title
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
DOVER TEAM HAS
ToTR GAMES SCHEDULED

Dover. Aug Only four games
have been scheduled by the Dover
baseball club for this week. Efforts
are being made 10 secure two more
To-day the Wilmington A A. nine will
come here for a game. 81. Pauls 81
Wilmington. Will be the attraction TO
siorrow.
On Thursday Dover VIII go 10 sud
lersville. Md. 10 play a game there.
wheedleton and Carroll. intielders
and Rickerts. an out2elder have beer
added TO the local team and have
strengthened the lineup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
ALL WESTERN CLUBS
WON YESTERDAY

One Of the rarest OF events
occurred in major league base
ball yesterday. when each and
every Western club in the two
leagues came through with
victory. This has occurred on
previous occasions, but so sell
dom that IL is hard 10 find in the
record books. In the American
League. Detroit beat the Athlet-
les. Chicago nosed out the
Yankees. che Browns humbled
the Red SoX, and Cleveland
trounced Washington. The Ma
tional League Sound the Cubs
winning from the Phillies; the
Reds from Boston, the Pirates
from the Giants. and the Cardin-
ais from Brooklyn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
Independent Games.

81. Thomas W. Stenton at
Harlan Field, y. m.
Seventh Ward vs.. Lorraine.
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
81. IIedwig's vs.. Defiance.
Military Grounds, c p. IN.
Dover vs.. Wilmington A. A..
at Dover.
Eastlake VS.. L. R. r.. Twen-
ty-ninth and Market streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
THE LEADING HITTERS.
Defiance A. A. River Ride.

The Defiance Athletic Association,
Inc, has made arrangements for the
second moonlight and river ride, to-
morrow evening. The boat will leave
Fourth street wharf at 7.30 o'clock,
Wilmington time. Dancing will be
continuous throughout the trip, with
the Kinney orchestra furnishing
music. Novelties have been arranged
for the amusement Of the patrons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church Icngne.

First Division--Mt. Salem w.
Second Baptist. Rockford, No.
2: umpire. Rickcrts.
West vs.. Westminster. Rock
ford. No. /: umpire. Pierson.
Second Observation-Disclosures vs.
First NJ. J.. Baynard, No. |; UNI
pire. Brittingham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
CApablAncA Wins Match.

London. Aug. 1.-Jose K. Capablan-
ca. the world champion chess master,
yesterday defeated NJ. Euwe. Of
Holland. In the first round of the in
ternational tournament at which will
be decided the worlds championship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
UIkcrs Cali at Mayors Off,cc.

T.. H. burt of Wheeling. w. Va.
and Ernest Jonkers of New York, who
claim they ara making trip around
tho continental boundary of the coun
try, stopped in this city yesterday nno
secured a letter from Mayor Harvey
They are on their way south
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
CHARLEsTOwN WINS GAME.
MnryIanders Hand Local Boys Crush
ing Defeat. 1873.

Charlestown, Md. Aug. i'm a
baseball gamc played here Saturday,
under ideal conditions tho Charles
town nine administered tho fast travel
ing Triangle aggregation of Whining
ton a crushing defeat. u to 2.
Anderson. who was assigned n do
the nluging for the Charlestown lads.
pitched dazzling ball during tho whole
game and sent lG men back 70 the
showers. while mis- teammates ham
merod tho opposing moundsman all
over tho field.
Tho local boys have beon setting p
fast pace I'm the Cocu County League
and arc giving tho opposing teams q
merry race for leading honors.
Charirstown will como to Whining
ton on Saturday TO play Rose lin.
------s-----
MAXIMUM results az minimum cos
an Every Evening want ad Cal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
Joserh wempe spraIns His Foot.

Joseph Wempo. n years Old ~ 10ot
Bennett street. sprained his foot yes
terday. when no jumped from an auto
truck ~ Eleventh and Kirkwood
streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
PARSLEY

SCORE ny INNINGS
parkslcy q " q q
CriSfcld q q +"
Cambridge. Md. AUG. l. Cambridge
advanced With victory over Sails
bury in loosely played game here
Yesterday afternoon. SChroll tossed
the local nine to the win. while five
errors were being scored down behind
him. the main 20, ~ being his bat
terry mate. Taylor overs clou'ed a
long drive 20 IN, - field for a trip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

Laurel. Aug. t--Thc rocomoke az
srcsation trimmed the local team here
In an Eastern Shore game 10y the
score of TO 2 yesterday afternoon
krcpps kept the locals hits well scat
tered. and they Threatened at NO time
In the afternoons siesta. The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
Junior City League.

Eastlake vs.. du Pont. Third
and Adams streets.
Snappers nj Brownson. Sec
ond and du Pont streets.
Defiance at Newport.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

a magazine prints . liet of Char
actcristlc American Furniture but
f<gets 10 mention tho Worlds Hcst
literature in Ten Volumes Akron
Beacon journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
WEDN ESDAY.
CITY Ieague.

Seventh Ward VS.. Bankers &
Brokers.
Eastlake vs. Union. Twenty
ninth and Market streets.
Krcbs Va. Edge Moor at Edge
Moor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
KS The score

sCoRE by INNINGS
Cambridge .... ...... q q q %
salisbury ..... q q u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01


incorrectly quoting tho victim at
of howha Mallory
number of things she said
asked thought
sad but judging the
Britain,
cam
scr Deal" waH
asked
OF
will
history
tho rife
oil
p'phns shdtouts getting trimmed
ing to
Of
this he held
doubtless
on
o
II colony group Of wealthy
club conditions communities
It
There's Ike In the
record OF sort? l"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

Every Evening want ads are read
by 10000 people throughout Della
ware.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
POCOMOKE DOWNS
LAUREL COMBINATION
Crisfield and Cambridge Win
Their Games in Eastern
Shore Loop.
observation-disclosures

Pocomoke. .. Laurel. (st Lauren.
Crisncld a. rarksley. o lat Crisncld)
Cambridge. 8. salisbury. tat Cam
hfidgpl. -
FNsTERN SHORE LEAGUE STANDING
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01


might Tnden
golf
n the
o n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

The Speed King.
Hardly more than yesterday
I recall that IL showing.
There were Ice foes In tho way
And the winter skies were gray.
with the arctic breezcs blowing.
Now beneath blue skies and fair
Winds singing through the clover
Free Of worry, timc and care.
Here's another August where
One more summers nearly over"
They may talk of Paddocks feet.
Man O. War and all tho others.
But where flying legs are fleet
Down tho ancient, trodden beat
There Is only ono star, brothers,
There is only whose pace
Through the years keeps growing faster
There is just sprintlng ace. s3:3
For when Time is in the ti%tSN
Hes the record holding master.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

No wonder old age sits and groans
At weismuller, Richards and Bobby Jones,
For their combined age on the slate
Is fifty-sevcn or ffty-eight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

,risa,ld. Md. Aug l--Thc locals
shut rarksley out In league game
Yesterday afternoon. so. NJ Napp.
the chinese Hash made his appear
ancc with Ctisneld. hut had an un-
t,cntful day. although he managed to
tag ou 90 the end of q fast double
play The afternoons victory advanced
tho lncals iu the league, and showed
thcm to hc wcu organized club, now
rnpahlo at giving tho leaders a run iot
the pcunant Tho score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

II
asa leading scout
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
Iudppeudent Games,

St. Thomas vs.. Stonehurst,
Harlan Field. 6 p. IN.
Dover VS.. st. Paul's. at Dover.
Butchers VS.. Ninth Ward. at
Seventeenth and Spruce streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01

Maximum results az minimum cost
An Every Evening want ad. Call
1000 ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
There's Nothing Like II in the Guide.

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a record Of IL F.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-01
THURSDAY.
Church League.

First Division--Grace VS..
Westminster, Rockford, No. 2.
umpire, Brittingham.
Second Division-St. stephens
VS.. Scott, Baynard. No. /; UNI
pire, Rickerts.