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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
DELAWARE PREPARES
FOR PENN DUAL meet
Betzmer, Last Years Star, is
Getting in Shape to Repeat
This Year.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. April 25s--university of
Delaware track men put in n busy
afternoon on Frazer Field yesterday.
Coach Derby especially well pleased
at tho showing IN the dual meet
against Stevens on Saturday. when the
Blue and Gold easily defeated the Ho-
bokon boys While tho time was story
In some OF the events, this was largely
due to the fact that Delaware mon did
not have to exert Themselves 20 win.
Derby, however. realizes that Della
ware has some hard dual meets on the
schedule and that the men have got 20
be in tho best Of shape to win. Much
| time viii be spent this week in pre-
pairing the relay team for the Penn re-
| lays next Saturday. Delaware won the
relay in the team run at Penn last year
land is hoping TO repeat this year Fred
Harmer, one OF the beg. quarter mil
ers in the country. will no doubt again
be anchor man for the Blue and Cold
team. Smith and LILY will also prob
ably run again. Trials for the relay
team will likely be held tomorrow or
Thursday.
Betzmer, who attracted much atten-
ton throughout the Collegiate athletic
world last year by his great work
with the javelin. both at Penn and in
dual meets, was on the field doing
some work yesterday and with Bstz-
mer on the team and In shape Della
ware has an excellent chance Of de
feating both Swarthmore and Johns
Hopkins. the two teams that dual
meets have been scheduled with It
ls also likely that Delaware VIII have
a dual meet with Lehigh on the lat
ter's field probably the middle OF May
Coach Shipley also gave his basebail
squad a hard drilling yestVday after
neon. Three hard games are scheduled
for the last three days OF this week.
Carnegie Institute Of Technology OF
Pittsburg win be here Thursday after
noon, and the strong William and
Mary team Friday afternoon. Both OF
these games win be started at 4
o'clock. On Saturday Delaware goes
70 College Park. Md. 70 meet the Unit
versity Of Maryland team.
The schedule for next week includes
games here Thursday and Friday with
Gettysburg and Dickinson respective
Ily, and at Haverford on Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
BROWNSON BOYS WIN
FROM ST. MARyS
In the Final Games Of the Cath
ole Indoor League Last
Night.

Last night tho Brownson boys trim
med 81. Mary's al TO 4. In the ffnal
games III the Catholic Indoor League.
A largo crowd witnessed tho contests.
The Fourth and jackson streets boys
were out 10 win from the fret ana cap
turct everything except tho double
pinochle contest. which the Saints won.
? TO 1.
Rcgan won the single game with
ease. tho score being 80 to ~. In the
doublc game os pool. McConisie. Rssan
and Mulhern showed rars form. win
Ming. 100 to 50. After n layof OF four
years, Ray Rexsn has staged n come
back ana judging from his shooting In
tho last half OF the tournament he
can be rated ss one OF tho best In tho
league. With McGonigle and Mulhern
also handling the cue skillfully. the
Rrownson boys arc assured OF an In
tcresting part In nil contests.
farnan. who moves the checkers
for tho Blue and Gold club. IL conrid-
cred ono 81 tho best checker players
In the State. During the tournament.
he won % games and lost only 4.
In Mcmahon, kcolcy. Regan. Big
ley and Ially. the prownson boys
have n QUOT team IA good. II not bet
Ter, than any In the league. In cards.
also. Rrownson has shown NJ very
we'll, J. Fnrley. who also plays single
pinochle for the Blue and Gold or
ganisation. can be considered the best
IN the lcague In this game.
That these contests have made
great HIT with the fans was shown last
night. when crew OF about soo'wcrc
on hand to see them through. The
games were played In Brownson Hall
and the score was a. follows:
Pool. (slngle. so points)--R. Reagan.
1rownson. defeated J. 1angan. st.
Nlary's. so 10 IL
Pool. double. 100 polnts)-R. Regan.
McGoniHle and Mulhcrn. Brownson.
zoo 20 So
Tho referee OF both games WAS A.
Phillips.
Chcckers--B. Farnan. Brownson. de
fcatcd j. Grimes, 81. Mary's. 4 20 q.
pinochle (sinHlc)--J. Farley. Brown
son. defeated &. Iangsn. St Mary's
1?o 10 lie. l2o to IS. 40 10 ST.
rinochle ldouhlc)--E. Long and NJ
Dillon. Brownson. lost to Mundell and
o'Ncill. ST. NAry's, ? 20 /. tho scores
being respectively 100 To 1i9. rs 10
12l and ~ 10 1870.
Euchre-Wiliam pimm and ]
Mcalcy. Brownson. defeated T. Gala
han and McCsugh, st. Mary's 3 20 2
with respective scores 81 3 20 :. 10 2
90 :, . to 6 and S to ..
9uoits Nc Mahon. Bogiey. keeloy
and Regain. prownson. defeated Casey
Conlin, Grimes Farmer. Shields and
Mcsary. 81. Msry's. 20 Q. the re-
spcct!ve scores being:
Erownson ..... 81 I'll 81 al 7l--S
St Mary's ..... o IL 40
g. Brand refereed the QUOT games
The score OF tho tournament WAS az
follows;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
FIRST CONTRIBUTION
TO BOY SCOUT FUND

The Boy Scout organization OF
Wilmington IN not going 10 he
demorallzed for financial rea-
sons II 100 persons do what one
woll-known citizen did yestcr-
day aiternoon-send $40 apiece
Go Every Evening 20 he turned
over 10 the Scout officers for
their needs.
This contribution. which came
in yesterday afternoon If a do
nation from a man who has the
interest OF boys AT heart-ani
what red blooded American has
not7 Every Evening urges al
who feel this way about the
Scouts 10 help raise the $1,000
that is necessary TO keep the or
ganixation intact until such
time a. definite financial plans
can be made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
BEACON PLAYS ELRTON.
Ball Team VIII Try Conclusions With
Cecil Town Nine.

Beacom's clever diamond artists Will
journey to Elkton tomorrow after
noon, when they will settle a little
score with the Marylanders. Cap"
Powell, newly elected leader OF the
business travellers, is going to hit the
winning stride. starting with the
Eastern Shore boys.
Yesterday the locals were out on the
campus to shave off tho rough edges
before this big tilt. for the Blktonians
are reputed to possess no mean nine
| Beacon will undoubtedly send Selby
to the mound. with Tobin as receiver.
This battery had the strong PENIS
Grove team guessing for a while last
Friday. and will make the Maryland
lads put on a lively pace tomorrow.
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uersty of Delaware Athletes Prepare for Penn Meet
TWILIGHT BASEBALL PROSPECTS
BRIGHT FOR THIS SEASON

n and developed Of
daylight saving
twilight baseball that represents
he nsshborhoods a community asset
artisan tonsr baseball
conditions him
clubs satisfy
witness baseball.
twilight baeshan tramp athlete This
trouble with half clubs
identity being representatives
the o
This problem received discussion this and
baseball consideration
inJure tho national pame do they
problems confronting baseball
THE Of athlete something
trouble other
Widespread discussion.
Dayght effect this city Sunday then
will
disturbed
have decide
hir and their decision WIFI be for
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KENT GUN CLUB SHOOT.
Big Event 10 10 Staged on Harring eyn
Traps Tomorrow.

Local shooters will probably be in
terested to know that tho last 100 tar
gets to be shot at Harrington. tomor-
row will DO tho Maplewood hundred.
Quite a lot OF interest IL being taken
in this shoot and II IL believed that 1t
will be one OF the biggest events Of
the season. The shoot starts at 1920
a. m, with $50 18-yard targets: so 16
TO 22-yard target bandicaps; 500 in
cash and trophies given on the pro-
gram.
The ladies OF tho Harrington Gen.
fury Club Will serve luncheon on the
grounds. A considerable number OF
the local shooters will go down to par
ticipate In this shoot: some will leave
today. while others will go in a body
tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
BASEBALL SCORE SHEETS
ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Baseball score sheets can now
be obtained at Every Evening
Office. The managers Of teams
in and about the city arc urged
to send IN their reports OF games
M soon as possible after their
completion Every Evening
wants tho news OF all baseball
teams and will publish results
OF ali contests. Address all COM
munications to Sports Editor or
bring the scores to tho Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
SALESlANUM PREPARES FOR PENN RELAYS

Msloy will dependable
a a
brushing looked
the Villa Nova a point defeat.
The Catholic
week preparation for big carnival
University Pennsylvania,
saesanum VIII have the chance of its life
and wide
Jimmy kerrisan will probably
and jumping.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
DE SALES NINE WINS.

The ST. Mary's Parochial School
team lost to De Sales yesterday after
noon at Fourth and Church streets, Z
TO 4.
The game was well played from start
10 finish De Sales collected a total Of
IL hits OF Jackson. the cas-, side
hurler. Score h. e.
De Sales e. o ! o 5 o o 0 Il IL 3
St MRry's. 9 / 0 o 0010 o. G 4
Batteries-Curlett and higgins:
jackson and Wilson. Umpire
Dugan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
DEMPSEY DECIDES TITLE
AND DOES 1T IN FRENCH

Paris. April 26.-Billy Balzac
last night. won the middleweight
championship OF France on
points over Maurice Prunier.
The men fought 20 rounds. and
the decision was rendered by
Jack Dempsey. worlds champion
heavyweight pugilist, who ref
creed the bout.
Dempsey furnished the only
Knockout OF the evening--this
when he rose from tho referees
chair and announced his decision
In French.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia at New York.
Detroit at ST. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Boston at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
"KINNOCkS"
ny bernie Dane.

Famous BLLSi
~Rin- Tilden.
"Biu" Penn
Wild ~Bill" Donovan.
Bu fsaio sRill."
DOLLAR "BILI."
Tommy Milton. National Automo-
bile Speedway Champion to Race nj
San Carlos. Calf.
Just wonderin' n Tommy will cop
that GOLDEN GATE DERRY"
Strange, hut It's true that the
Philncs' batting squad has been
strengthened by ~BRVOi!!
Dfe's Paradox--A cop sleeping on a
BEET (BeaD.
The cynical bachelor observes,
SHE may he as beautiful As \
PICTURE but "a to whether SHE
-ccps" that poor boob's millions
Will depend entirely on how SHE
Suits his FRAME Of mind.
You can never tell, sometimes the
person whom the other fellow Ia es-
cortins home at night II his FULL
COUSIN" !!
The henpecked husband insists
TINT marriage consists OF A
PITCHER, A FRYING PAN and
A CATCHER. !
Joe Dusan. Red Sox'a outfelde,
ought 10 make good In a field meet
Think OF the training he gets JUMP.
ING contracts
IL you are . weak chess player
You should wear . CHESS(T)
PROTECTOR!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25

Mayor Harvey received letter from
a Delaware soldier stationed at Fort
Banning. Ga. yesterday, In which he
asked the mayor TO publish the fol-
lowing: "a lonesome soldier boy would
like TO hear from dear old Delaware
once more. Davis Phillips. Company
G, goth Infantry"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
SALESIANUM HIGH TO PLAY
WEST CATHOLIC HIGH

The Gold and White boys of the
Salesianum High School will do battle
with West Catholic High on Thurs
day afternoon, on the Quakerites' own
grounds. The local nine captured a
win in its first league game. with st.
Joe's Prep, but unfortunately dropped
one later to villa Nova Prep, the
tigers OF the five-member organization.
Salesianum has been playing an ex-
cellent class OF ball so far this sea-
son, and usually holds Its opponents
down TO an even heel with themselves
before they allow them TO score. In
Fridays game with the Philly pastim-
ers, they did not give them an inch
until the fifth inning came to an end.
-1----
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
Practice Tomorrow Afternoon.

The Pepper Club team OF Delawars
Avenue Baptist Church will hold n
practice game nj Baynard Field, Eish-
zenith and Van Buren,, tomorrow eve
ming at $50 o'clock. All players arc
requested to be on hand promptly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE,
New York. 6: Athletics, 4 (ll inns)
Washington, IL: Boston, 8.
Cleveland, 0; Chicago, 5
Go innlngs)
st. Louis. 6;Detroit,2 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 8; Philadelphia, 2. =
Boston. S; Brooklyn, Z.
Chicago. 4; Pittsburs, 2.
st. Louis, 6; Cincinnati, 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
SpIcer May Go 10 Blue Ridge.

Carlisle C"Duke") Spicer, for several
years Delaware City's premier pitch
ing ace. went to Newark yesterday TO
try for a pitching berth on tho Mar
tinsburg team OF the Blue Ridge
League, which will be managed by
Coach Shipley OF the University OF
Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
MidGets Deny Defeat.

William Brumbley manager of the
Ninth Ward Midgets' baseball team.
denies the report that his team was
defeated recently by the Olympia A. A.
baseball team. Brumbley's team aver
ages Is years. while the Olympia
players range from IL to IA years of
age.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
TEN LEADING HITTERS.
DROP HARD FOUGHT GAME.

Kenton dropped hard-fought game
to lie Vale at Fourth and Church
last evening by an 8 to score.
Manager A. Roberts would like to
schedule games for LIE Vale. Send
challenges to 419 East Fifth street.
Score by Innings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
LACING FOR FIVE POINTS.

The Five Points Midgets were hand
ed a neat lacing at Seventeenth and
Spruce streets last evening by the
Vandever Juniors, 10 to 3.
Bloodwell held Five Points to three
hits and contributed a triple in the
second inning with two on.
Score by Innings.
Five Points. ... 0 0 2 0 l. 3
yandever Jrs.. ..... 3 0 3 x-1O
Batteries-Spruance and Myers:
Bloodwell and Callahan. Umpire
Dorman.
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First NJ. y. Wants Games.

First NJ. T.. would like TO arrange
games with any city club or down
state team. Address NJ. S. Eby, 40s
East Sixth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
TWILIGHT CALENDAR
OF BASEBALL CAKES

Today.
Saiesianum VS.. New Castle
High. Pennsy Field, $50.
Goldey College vs.. Wilmington
High, Baynard Field
Smyrna High vs.. PENIS Grove
PENIS Grove.
Church League.
First Division.
Mt. Salem vs. Second Bsptist,
Baynard Field, No. /. Umpire.
Birmingham.
Second Division.
Epworth VS.. Trinity II. E..
Rockford. No. 2. Umpire, Rick
erts.
Church League.
First Division.
Grace vs.. Westminster. Bay
nard Field, No. 1. Umpire.
Rickerts.
Second Division.
McCabe VS.. First NJ. P, Rock
ford. No. D. Umpire, Ellis.
Friday.
Wilmington High VS.. Ridley
Park, Ridley Park
Church League.
First Division.
ST. PauIs vs.. Brandywine,
Baynard Field. No. /. Umpire.
! Birmingham.
! Second Division.
st. Stephens vs.. Scott, Rock
ford. No. 2. Umpire. Rickerts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25
AVALON DEFEATS BOLD
IN WELL-PLAYED GAME

Avalon defeated Bold A. c.. ga, at
Baynard Field yesterday afternoon, i'll
an interesting contest. The score:
nnIn ~
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Try an Every Evening want adj.
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DEFIANCE NUGGETS WIN.

The Defiance Midgets won from the
Union Gardens nine in the Junior
Twilight League last evening. is to 3.
The twirling Of Smith featured.
Score by Innings.
Defiance Midgets. 2 1 l l 11--15
Union Gardens. -. 0 o.
Batteries-Smith and Piorella;
Donohue and Sheppard. Umpire
Drank.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-04-25

Class tonight s p. m. Young's
Studio of Danclng.-Adv.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-05-25

to the voters promising the same
efficient service in the future as
in past years. The next can
didate presented was Major VIM
II. Abingdon, candidate for the
state senate. He was given
thirty minutes to explain why he
was the logical man for this i'm
portant office and gave the aud
fence a good wholesome talk on
lettering conditions in general,
and roads. After him came
State Senator G. G. Mckay, of
Bald Knob, who is asking voters
to confirm, in the August rrim-
.ary, the action of Governor T. C.
McRae in appointing him SEN
ator to fill vacancy. MI. Mckay
was given forty minutes in which
to explain his. stand on matters
Of common interest to the peo-
lale of White County; the Major
bingtoo was given ten minutes
for rejoinder. 49,
All agreed that the meeting
was q success, the large audience
giving close attention to each
speaker; 70 heckling or mud
singing by candidates or audi
ence.
We will say that those can
didates that missed this oppor
tunity to meet with the voters of
this rich agricultural section Of
the county overlooked bet that
should have been covered, as
these voters believe in co-opara-
ton and the lucky candidate to
be selected as the choice Of the
community will receive practical
ly solid vote in Red River, Mig
ger Hill, Dogwood, Kensett and
FIigginson townships.
Several voters expressed dis
appointment at Hon. j.. a.
Choate not being present as they
had a desire to hear him explain
his stand on the stock law pro-
position.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-05-25

The only stations that are
still shipping are Judsonia, Nc
Rae, Bald Knob, and Bradford.
These are the figures furnished
by Mr.. John Snow, of the Bu-
reau of Markets at Judsonia.
Total cars shippedthis season
in the United States, 1852; to-
tai cars shipped in Arkansas this
season, 1850.
The 1922 strawberry season
is practically over and while in
some ways it has been very dis
appointing on account of bad
weather condition. there is one
fact that stands out like q sore
fingure. The system of mark
citing fruit needs closer organ
ization. While the present
manner of each association sales
man handling the output Of his
membership is a long step in adj
vance of each growers shipping
by local express.
The whole district output
should be handled by one head,
sold on the idea that business
was bad.
:" Moral. Take another shot at
the glass partition. You'll
find it isn't there
In conclusion, our suggestion
and advice is that we all take not
only another, but numefSass,
shots at the glass partition.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-05-25
RIGHTS ARE ACQUIRED
TO NEW STRAWBERRY

Bald Knob, May Elm order to
keep Bald Knob out in front as
the first strawberry producing
point in Arkansas, J. R. Kilman
and w. H. Nichols, two large
growers here closed deal Thurs
day with Louis Hubach of judi
sonia, by which they acquire the
rights to a new variety Of straw
berry propagated by Mr.. HUI
bach, paying him S25 per 1000
for 10000 plants to be delivered
this spring, and contracting for
all the plants he can grow on two
acres for delivery in 1928 at $40
per 1000. Mr.. Hubach retains
the right to fruit as many plants
as he desires, but is to sell no
plants, except to Kilman &
Nichols.
The variety has been named
the Early Hubach. It ripens
with the Excelsior and is a larg-
er, firmer, better Favored berry
that will ship well and is very
productive. Mr.. Hubach has
picked A crates less than third
of an acre and still has growing
berries and blooms. The 80,
600 plants will distributed
among the growers here in small
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-05-25

Hicks & Nichols have added to
their we'll equipped undertake
ing establishment Nc Gable &
Powers Motor Hearse. This
enterprising firm composed of
E. E. Hicks and w. A. Nichols
embarked in the undertaking
business three years ago.
Their CONSCIENTIOUS personal
service and fair dealings has won
for them a patronage that has
prompted them to equip them
selves to give the public the best
service possible. SERVICE is
their motto.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-05-25

who will then be able to spread
his cars, whether ten or one hun
dred, on themarket in such man.
ner that no city receives more
than can be absorbed easily. q,
The White County Strawberry
district has developed several
statesmen who are the equal of
any in judgment and efficiency.
each capable of placing the entire
output in such a manner that the
growers would realize thous-
ands of dollars more for their
berries.
With only one man to deal
with, the buyers, whether pres
ent, or by wire would place their
orders early without the pres
ent day shopping methods that
leave both ends Of the deal up in
the air often until the cars have
started rolling.
Another feature of the sys-
TEN of one selling agency is low
cred cost which again would re-
suit in. saving thousan, 5 of dol
lars each year to the grows
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-05-25
,OIITICAL RALLY
AT GLENWO0D

The big political rally at Glen
hood in the southeast part OF
&he county was pulled off with
hit a hitch Saturday night.
kll the candidates for county
lnd state offices that the COM
|p1ittee could get in touch w4th
Received a personal invitatlos.
h be present and meet the vet *
hi five townships that cast over
4 thousand votes. Those who
failed to take advantage of
meeting with the voters, Of the
best part of White County for
General farming, are losers as
Hhere was a large gathering pre-
kent and every candidate present
|was given a chance to state why
he shouldbe the nominee at the
august primary.
Hon. John Vaughn presided
las chairman and introduced the
following to the assem-
|bled voters; G. 0. Yingling, VINO
believes that the best interest q
the people will be served with
him filling the Circuit Clerks
|office; Jesse M. Pichard, who
believes that he stated several
reasons that will convince the
voters that he would be the pro-
per Circuit Clerk for the next
four years.
L. T. (Buster) Bell was pre-
scented next by Chairman
Vaughn and stated that he was
qualified and willing to lookaf-
ter the peoples interests in the
County Clerks office. Ira
Golden, who believes that the
peoples best interests require
that he look after the duties of
County and Probate Clerk, was
next presented by the chair
man. Mark P. Jones was then
given a chance to explain that
he considered his qualifications
good enough to. secure the en-
dorsement of the voters at the
primary for. Tax Collector. P.
Yarnell was introduced as a can
didate for tax assessor of White
County and explained to the
audience that this important Of
flee required a man of judg-
ment. Sam Sloan, County
treasurer, was next presented
by chairman Vaughn as the only
candidate without opposition for
reelection and made a short talk