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I~NTERCJTY MEET.
wilmington and Trenton Athletes 70
Try Conclusions on the Trnck.

An intercity meet, between Will
mington and Trenton. y. j., athletes.
VIII be held on Baynard Field mex.
Saturday afternoon at 100 o'clock.
The entries are az follows:
100-yard dash-P. Steel. f. Pitm,n
s. Mullen.
22o-yard dash-P. Steel. e. Pitmsn.
S. Mullen.
440 yard dash-A c. Fourscre. p
Mlnker, j. Ayars.
$50 yard rum. r. Fouracre. T.
White. r. Minker.
One mile rum. r. Fouracre. IT
White, r. Minker.
One mile relay-P. Steel. z. Pitman.
A. Fouracre, r. F~ouracre, r. Minker.
J.. Ayars, S. Mullen.
High Jump-R. France. T. McDon-
nell. J. France.
Broad Jump-A. F~ouracre, c. Gar
vine. T. Mcdonnell.
Pole vault, T. Mcdonnell, J. Avar.
J. France.
Twelve-pound shot put-H. w
Loose, r.. Hannah, c. Garvine.
Discus throw-H. Loose. r.. Ham,
man. J. Ayars.
Javelin throw-H. W. Loose. A. o
HUMPHREYS, ]. Ayars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
MONTPELIER FARMS
AND FOXCATCHER WIN
Local Entries Score Heavily az
the Horse Show AZ the
State Fair.

At the Horse show resferfar a~er-
noon a. the Delaware STATE Fair. mos
OF tho prizes went 90 iocal exhibitors
again. the Fox0afrhe~ and Mont-
pelier Farms scoring nigh.
Entries from william du Pon+-
Foxcatcher Farms Won al but -.
fourth prize IN ne hunter sweep
stake. The winners were Nan0v
Pansy. Baly Heather and Captain
Sowerby.
Montpelier Farms captured 81
prizes in the American hackney
harness horse class for hackney
horses bred IN America. Montpelier
Corlnne. Montpelier safety. Monf-
pelier Lady and Montpelier prize Won
in the order named.
Miss Madeleine Pieroe's 1or 80.
Little FREELY n Katvdfd. won a-st
and second places IN me onen pony
class. Her pony. Mary. aiso ~qa
second place in the class e7r ponies
not exceeding II hands. . inches. a
be ridden by a child.
The morning a number - Prche--
on horses and drsft horsus VIII -
shown IN addition 20 the saddle horses.
ponies and trotterS.
Following are yesterdays winners
in addition 10 those printed in Every
Evening yesterday:
Harness horses. for the best pair a.
horses. IS hands ? inches or over. 70 ~
shown before a suitable vehicis-Rrsr
Montpelier Geraldine. IN. m. Afonrpeii~,
Fortuity. Cd. m. Montpelier Farm: SOC
ond. Churchman. Oh. g., sister. ch. m.
Montpelier Farm.
Pony. not exceeding n hands ? inches
70 be ridden by a child-Flrst. lean
Year. pb. <. Miss Madeline n. Pierre
second. Mary. pb. m. Miss Madeline a..
Pierce.
American hackney harness horse. FOR
the best hackney or half-ored hackney.
mare or geidfng bred ia America. 10 -
venicie-Ffrst. Montpelier Corinne. en-.
m. Montpelier. Farm second. Mont
PETER safety. ch- m. Montpelier Farm
third. Montpelier Lady. IN. m. Mont
peiier Farm; fourth. Montpelier Prize.
: Oh. m. Montpelier Farm.
Open pony class. 20 be ridden by an
amateur-First. Little Fireny. ch M.
Miss Madeline IT. Pierce second. Katy
did. oh. m. Miss Madeline n. Pierce
third. Little silver. r. m. Black Oak
Ladies Hunters. regular four-foot
) jumps. under side saddle. ladies 20 ride
First. Blue Ridge. e. Miss Marion du
Pont: second. Loudoun. b.. m. Mis-,
, Horse. suitable for road work. - he
1 shown before an appropriate wagon
q" First. Mignonette. b. m. Montnelie,
Farm; second. Minnie Caber. b. m. Har-
vey l.. Fell.
Hunter sweepstake. regulation jumps
First. Nancy Pansy. b. m, FoNcatrhrr
Farm; second. Bally Heather. b. r.. Fox
2 catcher Farm. third. Captain Sowerbv,
I ca. e.. Foxcatcher Farm. fourth. spark.
: light. b. z. Nint Hill Farms.
, Hunter or jumper. performance over
= Jumps. 3 feet 8 inches. 70 be ridden -
q child IS years old and younger. whs
is a resident OF Delaware Pirst,
: Faughmaurschina. ch. z. Lammot dl
1 Pont: second, Careful, br. m. Howard
!. ID. Talley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
Writ Willis Stable Has Big Day In
2.l2 Trot at Delaware Fair Races

for the first time, but sflD was not
much Of q factor I'm the opening heat.
which the Allentown horse won.
In the second hea Grady got Phyllis
Volo To the front and was leading his
field In good form. when she made sew
eral "skips" and slipped behind. the Al
lentown horse taking the heat. In the
third heat the hopples were frightened a
bit on Phyllis and her head raised sew
eral degrees, with the result that she
romped away from her field on the
first turn. and won the final heat as
she pleased in 2.17H.
In efforts for new records. Sante Guy
trotted In 2.19M and the 4-year-old
silver Guy stepped n mile in 2.26H.
giving Guy Axworthy a new one.
2.25 P~ACE-PURsE $500 added.
Lois Direct, b. m. by Walter
Direct: John Dagler. New Cas-
Phyllis yolo, b. M Abner s. Dey-
Princess d.. b. m. by Lord Dew
ey;. Georges T.. Sutton. Worton,
silver Bcll. 70. M. by Silver Lake;
william H.. Scott. Darlington.
Betty Bingen &. D. Murphy.
Harrington, Del. ....... z q
Chato Wilson. b. g. II. J. Elliott.
Bridgcyillc. Del. ........ z q r
Harry Pointer, b. g.; W. q. Seth q 3 :
b 2n Li,s. : David Mariner,
Time, 2dSt., 21ai;i. 2:1zy..
Betina. b. M, by Ciansman: VIII
lis Stable. Newark. Del. ..... 3
Idol Bergen. b.. M. by Bergen.
Willis Stable. Newark Del . ,
Northeast. b. g.. by Northern
Man; Willis Stable. Newark Del 2 4 .
kentucky Doune. b. e., by This
tie Doune; John Dagler. New
Castle, Ind. 2
Mary Warren. b. T.. II. Q. Cor
hin. Hanover, Pa. .... 2 =
, Time. Z. l3h. ga IL, 2.I5.
222 PACE-PURSE $500 added
Easter Logan unknown: William
, McHenry. Frederick. Md .....
A.. A Priyee: " " Is 5. Bg MI M by, sidney
Harry Direct. 3. Y bv Fnros
w. l.. Bull. Melfa' va. 2
Lady Marvel, b. m. by Marvel
: King: j. r. Mallslleu. EIsmere,
Happy, Mack. blk. s. by Acomac
NloreIl X. II. Brown. Whining
g Time. 2.15h. 217n, 2.i7l. ~
TO beat 2 30 trotting-Ssnta GUY. b m
> by Litz. j. W. willis (Flnney), won. Tim
!, TO beat 2.3o trottins-sIlvcr Guv :.
!. b. f., by Guy Axworthy. i. W viii
(Finney). won. Time. 2.2sL.
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BLUE AND GOLD SQUAD.
Off FOR RED POINT
Coach McAvoy's Team to Get
Some Preliminary Work for
Cridiron Season.
eprcI.l C%errcsponasnce Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
, Newark, Sept, f.-roach William j.
MpNyoy viii leave Newark tomorrow
mu1nins with a squad Of University
uf Delaware football candidates for
ited Point. on the Northeast river,
whore ten days Of preliminary train
Inc viii Doe rut In About 10 mon will
accompany Coach McAvoy tomorrow,
making the trip IN automobile buses,
hat hy Monday thore viii he n squad
ui "a IN training camp. az others will
report saturday and sunday. This
chmN was usud all summer as the
iloS scouts camp for this vicinity and
10 ideally located for preliminary foot
bali training,
More than tho usual interest is at
itohod tn the training trip by the
Alumni and friends of tho university
hpDausc q marks the return OF Coach
MrAVoy in charge OF football nj Della
ware after an absence since the first
wear of the war. lie was appointed
about a month ago TO succeed III. Bur
tom shlpley rs athletic director at the
university. MoAvoy was always popu-
lhr with the Alumni. many ~ whom
AWNNNNMfN AAh ~ WV ANfA'Rh NN'NN
Delaware has ever had
captain Williams. fullhack OF last
years team. and Manager Murphy,
have been busy FOR some days assist
ing coach McAvoy In making the ar
rtngcmcnts Tor the training trip.
Coach McAvoy proposes To get the
squad IN excellent physical shape at
this camp = IN that they will be- in con-
diuon to take up intensive training
on the return 90 Frazer Field. sep
t,mhcr Is.
Tho candidates who will he In the
squad. will include, In addition 20 Cap
tain Williams: Aiken. guard; Nickel
Ne. tackle: Price. end; Donaldson,
centre, Schacfer. quarterback; Gof-
fean. tackle. and steel. halfhsck. ~
last years team. Mcdonald. who was
a star hafhack In 1920. but who did
not play last year. and Elliott. an
other crack backneid man az the 1890
team. Will both take the training trip.
l. - not known FOR sure Yet whether
err not Harry jackson. star football
ara baseball man the past year Wal
return 20 the university this year.
Other- who will report 10 training
camp will include: Lynch. Boyce. Ma
LAW. Lowell and Manning 81 last
Years scrubs. Several new men who
Will he freshmen this yea are also
io AXE the trip. Among them viii
be- Messlck. "A four letter man Al
Frnnklin and Marshall Academy
Davis. former Newark High star
Wcggonman. Of New Castle; Bam'
berger. who played on the l. OF +
Freshman team two years ago, and
Cram.r, % Wilmington High.
II ~hedui- opens this year with
s.. loseph's College. OF philadelphia
1"rv on September 40. SO there Will b.
ess thsn two weeks FOR training srei
~, return from Red Point. The re
.laindcr Of the schedule follows:
Ost. T-Nuhisnburg. away
Get. it-Urslnus. AZ Newark.
oct. 2i-Rhode Island state, away.
OCT 2s-p NJ. c.. away.
Nov. 4-SteVens. away.
Nov. ii=Navcrford AZ Newark.
Nov. is-Wa@hlng-on. a. Newark.
Nov. 2b-Dick'nson. at Wilmington
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The Willis Stable, OF Newark, mnde
n family affair OF the 2.12 trot, the
second race at the state Fair track
yesterday afternoon. when the fleet
footed Bctina, after giving way 20
Idol Bergen, OF the same stable,
stepped out TO win the second and
third heats IN the fast time OF 2.14ia
and 2.15. Northeast, another Willis
entry. offered the contention in the
first and third heats, but could not
stand the pace In the second heat, and
finished in fourth position.
Kentucky Doune, one of the Dagler
entries. n Mary Warren. owned by
w. c. Corbin, of Hanover, Pa, were
~outclassed in the Willis cleanup,
Willis also sent two of his youngsters
out 10 beat 2.3012 trotting. and Silver
Guy stepped the mile in 2.26h, while
Sante Guy Travelled the mile In 2.19M.
Easter Logan. owned and driven
by William McHenry OF Frederick.
Md. "paraded' to n ono two. three
victory in the 2.22 class race with an
added value OF 500. Easter Logan
found the Elsmere going easy and
only In the third and final heat was he
pressed hard for victory. Second money
went TO w. l.. Bulls Evelyn d.
while Harry Direct out of the same
stable. carried of the short end of the
purse.
John Dagler, the Indiana horseman
sent his Lois Direct out to win the
2.25 class pace and ufter winning IN,
first and second heats no gave wa
TO Phylis Nolo in the third.
Another large crowd was on hant
to witness the events which were o
the first order, The program of raciny
was completed at 4.30 o'clock.
The 2.25 pace proved to he a BATH
between Allentown and Reading aide
wheelers, with the Allentown hors
taking the race. DR.. A. ii. Ballictt
president OF the Allentown Fair Asso
citation. has n few good race horses
including one Lois Direct. and sh
proved TO be the winner of the big-en
purse. Abner Deysher. an official G
the Reading Fair Association, incident
ally also has n few pretty fair horse
raced under his colors. His entry wa
Phyllis Nolo. She il n real speedy Miss
and made her first start OF the season
As a matter OF fact. she wore hopple
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
DOVER EVENS Up
SERIES WITH LAUREL
Manager Early Has Trouble
Holding Doveritss, Who Hit
az Opportune Times.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. sept 7-Dover evened up
fhc state championship series with
laurel Yesterday with a . Ca > vic
tnr,. TImeiv hitting Was largely re-
spuuslbie 'rr pover's runs Early was
nn me mound Tor Laurel and had az
n.u'i" IN kocpiug the local boys rom
hating az ~opportune times. Co-;e.
FORMERLY 81 Laurel. dil the twiriins
fur Dover ana had tnings his OWE
w,, with the exception OF the eighth
Inning. when two runs were scored
Two HTS and an error neftcd Dow
one ,un iu the fret inning. whi'c a
hii h1'sman and "a double gave them
another in the fourth Three more
were added In the alih on 'wo hits
an error aud a folders choice.
iaVre, scoi I'd their runs In thc
eighth inning 49, q ies0't OF an errot
ana fou: hi;s. Tho score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
HOME RUN CONTEST.

Ken williams took the lead among
the home run hitters yesterday when
he smashed out his thirty-nfth OF the
season in a game with Cleveland.
Hornsby still leads the National
League with "a. while Title Walker
is runner-up TO Williams In the Ameri
can loop and Is third In both circuits.
Cy Williams, OF the Philadelphia Ma
tionals, ran his total TO 23. Galore
and Olson. OF the Dodgers. and Walk
err. and Williams. Of the PILLS. were
those to hit homers in the game at
the Quaker City. Other four-ply
seekers yesterday were jacobson. OF
the Browns, and Dugan, Of the Yam
KEGS. The leaders:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
PAINTERS AND COMEDIANS
PLAN TO MIX IT UP

The Third and Adams streets
grounds is In for another great game
tomorrow night. The Third Ward
Comedians. under the management Of
Colonel Dougherty, will try to dull
the claws OF the Tenth Ward
Panthers.
The game will be a benefit affair,
the proceeds TO be turned over to a
worthy cause. The two teams met on
Tuesday night n after much wranE-
ling n arguing. neither team had
more runs than the other, the score
being d~eadlocked at two. The game
will start at Sis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
ELKToy ORGANIZES FAST
FOOTBALL TEAM

Elkton, Nd, Sept. THE Elkton
football team has been organized for
the coming season, with II. Frank
Hurn, manager: Fred g.. Hill, secre-
tary and treasurer and Harlan Schaf-
fer, captain. Mr.. Hill. VINO is principal
Of the Elkton High School. will coach
the team again this season, he being
the star fullback on the Lafayette
College team prior TO coming 70 Elk
ton.
Twenty-seven candidates will go in
Atraining TO make the team. Among
them are eight of last years team.
The Eikton team last year played 16
games. winning Is and losing three
during the season. Manager Hurn is
now booking games for the coming
season and is anxious TO take on a
couple of fast Wilmington teams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
SEVENTH WARD CHICKS
IN WIN OVER EDGE MOOR

Seventh Ward Travelled to Edge
Moor last evening and brought home
the bacon in the form OF a 5 to 2 vic
tory. The Chicks" by virtue Of their
victory over Edge Nor. received the
honors for the second half champion
ship Of the Warren circuit. They will
play Krebs. the winners OF the first
ali. Whiteman had the Edge Moor
boys eating out Of his hand, and was
only nicked for two hits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
ST. THOMAS MEETS LAUREL.

st. Thomas baseball team will
cross bats with the strong Laurel
nine of the Eastern Sho' League a.
Harlan Field on Saturday afternoon.
The next game will be played on Mon
day evening. SOL" Slaughter a local
boy who has been playing with the
Down Skaters all season will make
his appearance in a Laurel uniform
He was a member OF the Saints before
Joining the laurel club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
CITY BASKkETBALLERS TO
HOLD FIRST MEETING

President Leo Walsh, OF the City
Basketball League. has called a
meeting OF the teams who were repre-
scented last year for Friday evening at
the rooms of the Pioneers. Ninth and
Market streets, at $50 o'clock. 1t is
rumored that the league may be en-
larsed and applicants for berths in
the league are expected to be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
Stonehurst vs.. st. Thomas,

The Stonehurst team. favorites of
the Philadelphia fans to cop the Phil
adelphia Baseball Association cham
pionship will be the attraction at Har-
Ian Field this evening, opposed TO the
fast stepping st. Thomas club. The
Saints have one victory to their
credit over the visitors and are anx-
ious to repeat this evening, 80 a rec
hot battle is assured. The game 1,
scheduled TO start at $40 O'Clock
with "Inkie" Nitchie doing the pitch,
Ing for the locals.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
Big Junior City Game.

The big game of the season in the
Junior City League will take place at
Third and Adams streets this evening
when the du Pont team and the Def
ance squad will hook up in a twilight
encounter starting at 8 o'clock. The
managers Of both teams request all
players TO be on hand az 5.45 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
CAMBRIDGE VICTORIOUS,
Eastern Shore Players Take Measure
OF League Stars.

Cambridge, Md. Sept. 7.-Cambridge
defeated a mixed team OF Blue Ridge
League and Eastern Shore League
players yesterday afternoon. 8 to 2.
IN a Thinning game. S~tansbury. OF
the Cambridge team. pitched good
ball for the visitors. Catches BY
Flowers and Hinkle were fielding fea-
lures. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
JOHNSON IN FINE FORM
HOLDS LOMBARD NINE

Johnson was in good form yester-
day and held Lombard TO three hits,
the Avalon boys winning a keenly
fought game at Fourth and Church,
s to 5. Kirlin's batting was a feature
OF the game. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
VICTORY WINS SUGGEST
FROM BENNETT STARS

nett Stars al Fourth and Church
streets yesterday. 3 TO G. NJ. Molly
and Jankoski were the stars al bat.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st, Louis, IL; Cleveland, 3.
New York. Q; Boston, ..
Detroit. s: Chicago, s.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. g.; Brooklyn, 4.
New York. /; Boston. 1
(hve innings. RAIN.
Cincinnati, :; ST. Louis. 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsbura.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
~ OnAn" nm
neOzUs574R{l7fa#f8 ES5Hl'

Copyright. issa New York Tribune Inc; Trade Mark REGISTERED U. q
Picking the Turf Tennis Champion.
I rather think It Germantown
That Bill w win;
I may be talking like a clown, Nh
My dope may be a trine brown,
And yet my bunch Is Up and down,
That Bill will win. ''. '>
Which Bill? you ask, when I insist
That Bill will win.
Don't crowd me too close the list,
The dope, you know, many a twist.
so watch my bunch. of which the s~t
Is Bill will win.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
Totals
M'BRIDE STARS WIN
HARD FOUGHT TILT

The Mcbride Stars won a hard
fought tilt from Malloy's Brigade last
evening at Third and Adams, Z 10 q
The score:
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SCORE ny INNfNGs
laurel q q q q o o O 2 %
1tnNFf q u & q q d "
TNu-hase hits. kickcrt. Townsend.
nlfchcock Sacrifice hits Ricsert stolen
bases. DurcmuE. Naryil Double play.
l4Nston 80 Hardrsty 20 Nereckcr. Struck
uut Ny Cose. . by Early 2 Bases on
halls or to&e, 2 OF Early. ? Hit by
pitched ball. HOch Umpire. Derby.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07

There IL, always n possibility that tho genius of Vincent Richard. on
a certain day will suppress ny Individual There is always tn possibility
and eliminate my one in sight. But n advance prospect for aergantownI
must look mainly to Tnden md Johnston and if they happen 20 meet in the
m,in bracket we a think of o greater eporuve thrill This meeting. If III
takes place. will &c on OF the star features of an an-star competitive year,
Tiny Maxwcns Memorial.
Now and then m comes along whose gift FOR good fellowship n the
general good of tn same. including existence at large is so marked that it
leaves Il glow even after death.
To this select lass Tiny" Maxwell. the famous football referee and
Philadelphia sporting writer, belonged.
rnnaaeIph,as decision to erect a memorial to him should receive the
support of "Tinys" army cor of friends. John c Bell. Bert Bell Walter
clothhr. Jules Masbaum and George H. Brooke are on the temporary COM
mntee. The limit of S. has been placed upon each subscription. all money
Hotel Philadelphia
The Ignorance IF Early Poets.
The melancholy days ave come"
Wrote poet Bryant Of the fall.
Which shows this bard had never een
a haf-back carrying the ball.
And no far drop kick for the goal
Had ever stirred his sleeping soul
FntFooted Punches.
Another thing most Of VI forget is that a good grip m the ground 4.
essential" write. MI. Geer. Il a " always cOntendcd hat the proper way
motion. 1t IA Is gentle rs a zephyr but with the power of the cyclone. He
boxed fiat fooed-both feet firmly planted On h ground And Bob Fiz-
simmons, he mishtet puncher for weight and inches the rims has eve
known. Flat, fooed boxer l could keep on indefinitely.
The forward lunge in boxing is merely for the reach.
You speak Of the roll Yes. that is rsht-when n is swinging Not
in hitting straight. Willard when boxing Frank Moran at te G'rden used
the roll in a "a tina had never been seen before. When Moran hit with his
right sid Moran hitting with his left found Willard sweeping over his right
and ronnS away from his punch. A swing. Moran Away. wun A you
know. tn right-hsnd swing Is h hardest blow he body car deliver willard
rsd tn roll I" a also as a defense clever"
when he me Dempsey the early and often wanops slightly mixed his
Ampaisn- But that 10 something else"
The -.t suggestion for a Dempsey match, preliminary to the Wills
affair. from William Mudoon. His idea is to let Mske and Brennan
put O an elimination match. with the winner picked 10 meet the champion
Mske h. undoubtedly improved nd there is a long parade of observers
who believe he ca beat Brennan TO a certainty. Neither of these can beat
Dempsey, but a. better OF thu W might help to round on a pas..be en-
terainment
Full many a drve of purestr ray serene
Slices affair where broodng bunkers fare;
Full many a dub is born to curseu unseen
And waste his rawlings o n the empty air X LG.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
ST. THOMAS
SCORE BY INNINGS.

81 Ihomas.-..--.. o q q o ! n . O-6
Chester -.......-.0 o o o o / 2 o Ga
Summary: Two-base hits. Lord. Home
runs, Swigler. Double plays, Patterson to
MONTH 20 Wolfe. Struck out. by Hays, g:
Murphy. B; Gingrass. /. Base on balls. by
Murphy, ?; by Hayes. Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
GAMES TOMORROW.

AMERICAN LEAGCE-
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Washington at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York At Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago ut Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07

Why do others use Every Evening
want ads? Because they get reeultsl-
Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
J, Horses Clean Up at Fair; Douer Defeats Laurel
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WFFF
TONIGHT.
JeaQus.

First DivlslOn-st. Paurs v..
Second Baptist. Bsynard. 40 d,
umpire, Brittinghsm
Brandywine ~. Goodman. ~
Twenty-ninth and Market.
Second Divlsion-St. Stephens
va. Bethany. Rockford. No. p.
umpire. Hickerts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
Independent Games.


st. Thomas W. stonehur-.
Harlan Field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07

du Pont w. Defiance. Third nd
Adams streets. 8 O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
FRIDAY.
Church

First Divislon-Graco -. Bran
DIVINE. Twenty ninth ard
Market streets. umpire. Rickerts
Second DlvisiOn-FIrst-Cenfra
vs.. Trinity. Rockford. so 2; UNI
plre. Brlttlngham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07

We note where Carpenter u TO retire from boxing and devote his time
TO the movies We only hope that he Will bow to our deep yearnins Il see him
and Harry Greb in action before lie gives the camera exclusive possession OF
his features. There Is ne match that might we'll TAX It's place among tn.
classics o, the game If the W parties could only be lured into the sam,
corral NM pleasant afternoo or evening.
Babe" IIuths desire to lead the home U makers four years in sue
cesson is entirely plausible. but you cal understand the strong feeling which
Hornsby, Williams and Walker have developed Tn regard to tho AFFAIR Tb.,
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07

Full many a drive of purest ray serene
Slices afar where brooding bunkers fare;
Full many a dub is born to curse unseen
And waste his rawlings on the empty air.