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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-13
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Judge cole issues Restraining order
Against House nt 1927 Detroit.

on application OF the county at
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15

SUZANNE INSISTS on PLAYING.
french Champion Makes Tart Retort
TO Mrs. Msllory's Interview.
py AssocLatea fress 10 I.vcry Evening.

p Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Paris. June 15.--Sile. suzanne
74enslcn. French tennis star. after
consulting a heavt specialist has de
cidod TO override her fathers edic;.
md announced that she will defend
her worlds singles title IN the WiInble-
don tournament. She Will also play
through the doubles and mixed dou-
lles.
1t 81 my most earnest desire 10 meet
Mrs Mallory again" were the hrst
words uttered by Nile. Lenglen upon
her arrived from Dieppe where she
underwent al examination by Prof.
taron.
Il would rather meet her than Miss
Ryan. Miss Mac Kane, Mrs. Beanish
az Mrs. Peacock.
Il am going 90 England. where
hope 90 carry of FOR the fourth time
the worlds ChaInpiOnahip. and II any
one s. 70 take the Title from lie II
won't be Nrr. Mallory. had expected
Ion4e reference az % my being afI aid
tu meet Mrs. Mallory. owing 10 my
heart trouble in Brussels and later 81
jar1s. hut J am sure I didn't expect
Al from this quarter" This was 81 ref
srence 20 Mrs. Nallory's recently re-
ported interview in london.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
DEFIANCE BEAT UNION
BY SCORE OF 90 TO

Defiance had their batting eye last
night and swamped Union at Eigh-
teenth and Van Buren, by 4 20 70 l
score. Eddie Donovan. youthful
slab artist from ST. Charles Seminary,
pitched 4 wonderful brand of ball in
his initial game. holding the Cnion
batters to four scattered singles,
Donovan also came across with TWO
hits, one IL double.
Defiance started early on Ferris,
Walsh's home run 10 deep left field
sending three runs across in the first
inning. This bombardment continued
throughout the game. the climax
coming in the fifth, when eight TALES
we're sent across.
Union sent their lone run across IN
the third inning, when Caruso walked
and took second on q passed ball.
going 20 third on Gorm!ey = single.
Ford threw the bal 10 centerield in
AN effort 10 stop Gormleys steal,
| Caruso scoring on the error. Nc
| Caulley beat out a hit 70 short, bu;
the inning ended when Sweeney rolled
| ont TO Donovan.
/ Jimmy I.yuch led The attack for the
/ Bulldogs. getting four hits olt @, rs
many trips 10 the plate. Lynch also
scored four runs, stealing second. taird
and home in the NTH. Buddy Clarke
came a close second with three hits
Gormley pulled down several hard
drives for Union, cutting of severa
other runs. The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
Elaborate Arrangements Being Made
for July Fourth at Municipal Course

on account u the large number Of
Players expected 70 use the Municipal
golf course on July 4. the tourna-
ment play Of the day will be your
somes. II the number promises 10
be unwieldy. the play will be Scotch
fOursomeS. Scotch sOursomes play
only two balls 10 four players. In
either case II Will be pair against pair.
AL entrants will be handicapped from
information gained from previous or
other play. The average Of the two
hand!caps Will be tho average Of the
pair. This admits all players and
makes reasonably fair competition
Entries may be made by telephone
or TO the club profe ssiOnal or Mr.. Red
, inond. the Caddie master at the course
Entries Will DO received until ter
O'Clock Of the day. Entrants may
state = preference for morning play
early afternoon play or late 0tern bon
play and will be scheduled TO start al
nearest five-minute period which may
be open after ten O'Clock in the fore
noon. 80 in the early afternoon and
4 O'Clock IN the late afternoon. Play
ers may select their opponents anc
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asssssss.sss
POPLAR

Totals ..............l 10 10 q Il I
SCORE BY INNINGS
Avalon Giants 49,. z 2 8 1--2l
Poplar ........ : 3 , 2 2 o 2-I5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
SHAWCO ALL-STARS
DEFEAT H|L[CREST
3. F. Shaw Co. Players Have
Twilight Affair Which Goes
Nine Innings.

Tho banner ball gamo Of the eea-
con was staged last night at Lender
man Field. Hiiicrcst. when tho Shaw
co" All stars Of tho Il. +. shaw Com
panv crossed bats with the Interest
All stare. Tho game was a twilight
affair but duo 10 the speed Of the
opposing teams. tho game went nine
innings when ITillcrest was declared
close winner, tho final score bcin%
seven 10 elk.
Several exceptional plays were
made: Seitz making two running
two catches in init field. An leraon
and Stuck each a enc handed Cst:r At
third. while Webb In centre field made
n running baro hand catch Of Vh1t
was labeled n homo run. Ingram made
n very good catch in right field.
Tho work Of Pretty1nRn At second
was Sensational, his only miaplay be
ing two errors on ono ball. MOrine
and Moran NJ short made quicic work
Of all balls coming their way. Collins
Bulger and Bayne played well for fIill
crest while tho opposing pitchers
I3riuton and Benson. pitched gilt-edged
ball BIZ webb donned tho mask for
the Shawco team and WAS a consistent
clouter. Chapman and Collins etarrct
at first base.
/ Brinton Bulger. Anderson, Collins
and Bayne were the heavy hittcrs foI
/ the Hnlcrest team. while stuck. webb
/ Ingram. Chapman and Handy did tn
! cloutiug for the Shawco team
Al Hall 81 Newport umplred IN
game and We take our hats of 20 Al
hc's some umpire. Larry potts KEEP
score Tho two tennis wiIl play a r.
turn game IN Tho near future.
The line up was. al follows:
Shawco All stars: chapman n
Prettyman -. Morine 80. STUCK n
Handy n. Ingram II. l.. r. Wcbb g.
w. " webb 9. Benson p.
IIillcrest All STARE: Collins IN Bu'
ger Oh. Moran 80. Anderson 81 Se!'z r
Saulebury If. Sei'z cf. Bayne @. Brir
ton y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
BASEBALL SHOWS Big
LOSS At DELAWARE
Every Branch of SporsShows
Deficit; Football Loss
Was $554.13.

special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. June l5.-The Athlerc
Council OF the University OF Delaware
ended the season with balance or
S1.OSO6e. Out Of this the Council Will
have to pay considerable to get ready
for next seasons football schedule and
may also lay out and equip three ten
nls courts on Frazer Field.
Every branch of sport showed loss
for the season. The receipts for the
season, other than admissions. were as
follows: Balance on hand. July l, l92l.
$500: sale OF season tickets Sbo2 ;
Rehabilitation student tickets, S6S'.oV
student dues. $3.c76.10; interest, 30
cents; total, S5.l50.5l.
The loss on football was S51i1S
The expenditures = this sport was
as follows: Equi ment. N,495.99;
prizes. S9O.64; supplies, $lSsl2; meals
Sl41.50; other expenses, S12S.S2; total
I$2,645.07 The gate receipts we're 81
09094, leaving a loss Of $554,13.
The losses IN other sports follows
Basketball. SSlS60; tennis. Sl47.1'.
baseball $l,4l941; track. sS96.s7; in
torscholastic track meet. S32lS. Thu
student dues and sale Of season tickets
is what brought the Athletic Counci
through with balance. On gate re
ceipts alone the Council would haN'
sustained a heavy loss.
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make W their matches In that way.
Entries must be in pairs although
entries Will be received player and
partner. Players VIII be notified by
postal Of the exact time for starting.
Players not entered in the tourna-
ment play Will he started off in near
est open period and in the order as
registered by placing Of their bags
Players in the tournament not start
ing as scheduled will register with the
non-tournament players and take the
same starting chances. Tournament
players having completed nine holes
vii! have precedence Of other players.
Al play on this day will be foursomes
and Of the character. ordinary or
Scotch, as may lie used by the iourna-
uent entries.
II IS intended N these arrangements
10 include golfers OF all classes md
to provide in each match reasonably
even competition. Pairs may be made
up IN any manner-man and man
man and girl, girl and girl and, even
man and wife or man and some ones
! else wife
II IA expected that some facilities
Tor !uncheons viii he on hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
ALUMNI PLAYERS WIN
OVER PRESENT DAY NINE

The Alumni team. under the direc-
ton OF Andy Rimlinger defeated
Salesianum yesterday at Pennsy Field,
10 4 The Grads" proved that they
have the goods. they played much bet
ter baseball than this years team.
making six hits count for eight mark
ers, while on the other hand Malloy \
rev could on.y score four times on
- safe ones
Red" Dolan, who did mound duty
for the SalesiaHs. allowed only six
bingles. but his wi,dness helped cause
his defeat: SIX Of the Grads" were
given free tickets 70 first. Buck
Magill. on the mound for the former
Salesianum students, was touched for
10 bingles, but they wero kept well
scattered. and his support was law-
less.
Kelleher, Fahey. Sheehy and Gil
lespie led with the willow for the pres
ent wearers OF the Gold and White
Lowell and Rimlinger excelled for the
winners. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
BALL GAME CANCELLED
OWING TO MOONLIGHT

Owing TO the Defiance moonlight
excursion tonight the game between
the Wilmington Giants and Defiance
has been cancelled. II is likely an
other game will be played by the TWO
teams IN the future.
The moonlight is scheduled 10 leave
Fourth street wharf at 100 o'clock,
Wilmington time for cruise down
the bay stopping at Riverview Beach
on the return trip.
Several prize dances are on the
program including a fox trot, for the
new dancers and waltz for the old
dancers. Dsle's orchestra will furnish
music
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
PLANS MADE TO RE0RGANIZE
CATHOLIC BALL CIRCUIT

Following tho playing VI the game
between Pioneers and ST. PatriclI's,
at Seventeenth ana Spruce streets to-
night, the Catholic League VIII be re-
organized. AL other games scheduled
have been postponed.
The meeting held Last night was
poorly attended, and the managers
who attended have decided 10 drop
some ~ the teams in the circuit and
start anew.
Tho next meeting has been called
for Monday evening. President r.
win requests the managers, and es-
peciauy Secretary Condor, 10 be on
hand. Umpire Mcguire will have
charge Of tonight's game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15

EaSIlAhe Independent baseball.
team would ike 10 arrange games
WIKI any tlrst-class team i'm the city
tor Monday and Thursday evenings az
each week. and would Ike 70 hear
from any first class teams in the city.
The team IS made mp OF mostly city
League players. Any 1rst class team
can secure a game by communicat .ng
with EaS,ialle Independent baseball
team. 290l Madison street. II. /. Prcl-
lyman. manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
AUTOMOBILE RACES
FAIR GROUNDS JULY 4
Preparations Being Made for
Entries From Several States.
Including Charley Brown.

Automobile races VIII again he the
attraction at the Delaware STATE
lNlr Grounds ON the afternoon 90
July sth. This class W sport Is be
ing we'll received by tho people OF this
and adjoining states. az wns noted 10y
the large attendance on Decoration
DAY. when between 1000 and 5000
people wcro present.
Il is understood that Charley Brown
of Bridgeyille. who created such a
favorable impression on Decoration
bay. viii again participate IN the July
ath races. and that the management
j. ondeaVuring 20 secure worthy
competitor tn Brown. with the pos
slbllity az running a match race. which
would prove to he n greater thrill than
ever hsfure seen in this C'ry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15

Salisbury. Md. Juno 1J.--Salisbury
came from behind two-run lead.
ANA Ssed by the PoComoke city. at
Gordy Park here. yesterday. and won
over the latter club. to 3. Eight err
rors were credited tn the homo club.
but the ability to hit at tho opportune
time scored the winning runs.
Two new men, Wright and Selig-
Itch. appeared IN the lineup Of the
Manager Hoffman's charges and each
featured by two-hase clouts. Tho
former was utility man on the Sails
bury team last year. Ynp. former
University Of Delaware star. and a
new acquisition to Ryans Pocomoke
club, featured for the visitors by his
superb fielding The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15

Miss Gertrude NJ. Pyle OF lQl5 Adams
street IS spending This we.A as the
guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles Bets
.of Hampton. Va. During mar stay
there Miss Pyle Va. he luc u ,cs
bridesmaids at the wedding DID,. Mss
Elizabeth Clark IF Hampton, and
kirllman Fox Of houston. Texas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
NEW CASTLE WINS.
McCabe OF Wilmington Drops Seven
Inning Game.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Ecw Castle. June - The New
Castle Athletic Association baseball
team last evening So twilight game
defeated the McCabe team 81 VII
mingtou, TO 2 in a seven inning
game at battery Park. before r. large
crowd. The score vas tie up until
the seventh inning when Proud vas
thrown out from Donaldson 20 Stoops.
Gallagher drew his base on balls.
Walter Kern pinch hitted FOR Weggen-
mann and landed "a single over second
bag. Gebhart drove the winning run
across The plate by single - right
field scoring Gallagher. thus ending
the game. +. Kern and Walls each
featured in catches which looked good
FOR hits. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15

Krebs continued on tho trail OF
Parkside In tho race for tho CITY
League gonfalon by defeating Sew
cnth Ward last night In a wcll-played
game. TO 2.
Both pitchers were in fine form.
only four hits being made by each
team. Groome secured tho only extra
base hit OF the game, a triple off
Wards delivery. Galloway and Straw
bridge led the hitting with two apiece.
rtp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15

The ~e5-Neaated -. Thomas lab
".A III" ap against q tJ4sh rropos.-
sion tn-s e.ellng at Second and o4
Pom, streets when the last stepping
Ardmore ,ean. formerly of the Man
Line league Will rs The attraction.
and Judging from ths record made rs.
The visitors -his season. the west side
ians are q Tor baseball treat ms
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
ST. STEPHENS PLAYS TONIGHT.

The crack St Stephen team of .ae
second division church League viii
play the strong P.ummer- All-Stars a.
The WorkhoCse this evening. no
Saints leaving Charles " Oberly
office @09 Orange street. promptly
ar DO o'clock. IA automobile.
jerry Green. he nort slider. and
George Eckies. VIII do ne tw1rilng.
with either williams. The Delaways
College payer. or me veteran. Jacl
Price. doing me receiving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
DIR. Howell Recovering.

DR.. harrison W. Howell of Seven
teenth and Brinckle avenue. who has
been i'll for some time IS recovering.
He Will not resume his practice az
once, however, but plans 10 so 10
his country home for several weeks
" recuperate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
AVALON GIANTS DEFEAT
POPLAR A. {. IN Sill CT EST

Avalon Giants won over Poplar A.
G., In SUGGEST at Sixteenth and
Spruce streets last evening. q 10 10.
Avalon collected total Of 80 hits.
Johnson was tho star OF the game,
getting two honers and two doubles
and q single out OF five trips 10 the
plate The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15

The card party which was 20 have
been given Saturday afternoon. Juno
T., at Grant Lodge. by the Irsu.-ao
Sodality FOR the charity fund. has been
postponed un,A Wednesday evening.
June IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
Concert at school No. -.

The pupils f public school No. %
Second ana Justison streets. viii hold
the closing concert of the school year
tonight. The program. which Will
consist of songs, folk games and
dances, will commence at $50. The
public is cordially invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
lack Hayes continued his great

Jack Hayes continued his great
pitching for 81 Mary's in the city
League and St Mary's scored another
win, this time Eastlake being the vic
tim. The cats" scoring a shutout
? to O This marks three IN a row
for Taylor's crew.
Hayes held the Eastlake team 70
i've hits and famed eight. Thompson
was touched for six by the Cats.
two being doubles by Wolfe and col
ltps The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15

The fas. stepping Wilmington
Giants took the measure ~ tho New
Castle Black Sox last evening az the
Military Grounds by 10 . SCORE.
L.. Johnson's three-base clout and the
pitching ~ BANGS were che features
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
Black Sox vs.. Kenslngton.

The Baltimore Black Sox viii make
their second appearance in Whining
ton this season, when they tackle the
last going Kensington team OF Phila-
delphia at Harlan Field tonight IN 4
twilight tilt. starring az O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15

Adams SelgliCh, Zap. Sacrifice hits
DoSney TO Brannan: Hummer to Down
ey 10 Seiglitch. Struck out BY Roche
Z: 10y GassawaI 8: by Hummer. >.
3; Stolen bases Brannan. Adams Wild
pitch Roche. Earned runs Salisbury 4.
. PoComoke City. o. Left On bases -
Salisbury. : POconoke. = Time Of
game -l.5o. Umpire Burris
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rr 70 date
The
sport
a
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Edge Moor made # two In a ro"
with 10 to victory over 'h'
Bankers and Brokers last night. The
Suburbnnites have struck their stride
and will make trouble for the leaders
I'm the future.
Rickerts. on tho mound for Edge
Moore. held the Money Men TO four
scattered bingles. w. Adamson and
Strawbridge led the attack on the
Bankers with pair Of hits. Weitze
PLAYED best for the losers. The score
t-fT.I MnnIt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
anun Alumni Win; Krebs and Parkside Winning
AVALON swAMPs OLD swEDKs
AS JOHNSON FEATURES

Avalon swamped Old swedes. l4-7,
at hayward Field. yesterday afternoon.
In game featured By the pitching Of
Johnson. who famed ten and allowed
six hitP. Johnson also cracked out a
triple. The FcOrp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
Okhls -..sssss.s "a
'Magill Out on iHb9ld fly.
ALUMNI.
xFRhey out for not touching second,
ASheohy hit by batted ball.
SCORE By INNINGS.

saieSiapum ....:... 0 . 6S6 / %
Two-base hits-4iillespie. sheehy
Rimlinger. r. Lowell. Three base hits
Kelleher. Struck out-By Dolan. s; by
Magill 7. Bases on balls Magill. /;
off Dolan, 6. Stolen Sullivan. hit
by pitched ball-Quinn. Empires
Joss" Henry and Nudge Mcfaugh-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.

TONlGHT.
Ninth Ward Juniors Va. Five
Points Juniors. Five Points
Catholic League.
st. Hedwig's W.. st. AIMS
st. Patrick's at Pioneers
ST. Mary's ut Brownson.
Church League.
First Division-Brandywi
va. st. Paul's. Twenty ninth and
Market. Umpire--Rickerts.
Second Division-Trinity NJ.
f. We. Epworth. Baynard. No. 4.
Observation-Disclosures
Butchers and Groccrs vs.. Bond
Manufacturing team. Eden Park.
FRIDAY.
Church League.
First Division-West W.. Cook
man, Rockford, No. .. Umpire
birmingham.
Grace Va. Westminster. TIM
pire-Pierson.
Second Division--B'irst NJ. Y.
We. MoCabe. Baynard. No. /. I'm
pire-Rickerts
Ninth Ward vs.. Penn A. c.
Seventh Ward w. Parkside.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15

Fl;ll many mashie shot I've hit,
That for the Gag pole seemed 20 soar
Only 10 futter in some pit.
And still ne there when Ia played four
Where visions Of a perfect par
Like dreams Of youth were faint and far
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Totals .fopepv ,ltt>I9oyi a
Old SVedes - - % q 27
Avalon ........ o 4 1 O =
Three-base nit. johnson. Two-hoso hl,.
Spcaknan. Orth Base on balls. johnson.
4: HurlOck. 3 spe4kfnan. struck out
BY Johnson. 10. Hurlock. ?; Massey. l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-06-15
S SEVENTH WARD.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Seventh Ward .-...... . y
krebs o.. ....-..-...... V
Three-hase hits GrOome. struck out
bv Ward 6 by Archibald. :. stolen
hases Grouine Sacrifice hits, Hanna,
McCulliu. Maxwell. Bsso on balls. on
Ward. - on Archibald. g. Umpire
Hastings.