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ADVERTISEMENT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09

Running high tump-Roy Deibert
Elkton.
Running broad jump-Tohn Pryor
Chesapeake City.
12-pound shot put-Iack Beers, Elk
ton.
One-mile relay race-Crowley. Cur
~, Murray. Vaughn, all Of Chesapeake
City.
Girls dodge hall-Margaret Benja-
min. Blanche Biddle. Ruth Biddle.
Evelyn Dean. Elizabeth Harvey. Anna
Hur.ock. Ethel Norman. Hilda
Reynolds. Marian ShallCrOss and Eve
lyn Preston, all OF North East.
Mixed dodge ball--Ella Holmes. Ella
| Lynch. Catherine Musser. A. Mons
{ vitz, f. Miller. W. Mahoney, T. Quein.
&. Thompson. II. Thompson, all Of
Wesley School.
End ball-Dora Borofsky. Will
hemina Creamer. Margaret Friger,
Edyth Holmes. Evelyn Johnson Ellen
Nick Gown. lIilda Singman. Mariette
Wageman and Emily Wherry, all of
Elkton.
The above students will he enter
tanned for the next two days in Bal
timore by the School Commissioners
for Cecil county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
KERR|GAN ALLOWS
ST. JOE'S TWO HITS
Salesianum Nine Takes Another
Victory In Great Contest at
Pennsy Field.

Jimmy ketrigan proved without
doubt that he Ia one OF the best hurlers
In scholastic ranks at pennsy Field
yesterday by the easy manner In
which he set the fast stepping st. Joe
Prep. team Of Philadelphia down with
two hits and one run, while his team
mates were sending six runs across
the pan, winning easily. 6 To I,
The Gold and White team put VI
one OF the best games of the season
and demonstrated that they are the
equal of any of the high school teams
in Philadelphia and vicinity and n
villa Nova had been their opponents
yesterday. the Catholic School League
standing would he tied today, for the
locals played unbeatable bail In the
field and also hit when hits meant
runs
In connection with the masterful
hurting of kerrIgan, the work Of
stump" Grant and Lex" Gillespie
was great help In the victory. Grant
socked the pill for two hits, while Gn-
lespie made n pair of pretty stops aud
throws. Yesterdays victory has SER
cd to increase local interest I'm the
Idoings Of the Salesinnum ball tossers,
for IL the board of arbitration rules
THAT the Saleslanum-N Villa Nova game
q chance of beating the Main Liners
land going into n tie FOR the leader
ship of the league. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09

what 10 expected 10 he one Of the
hardest fought team matches in North
and South Industrial Tennis League
will I've staged at the du Pont Country
club tomorrow when the strong Penn
svlvania Railroad outft Of Philadel
phla clashes with the local represen-
tativee Besides the tennis matches
there VIII also he golf matches among
mems teams OF the two orga niza tions
terestine since the tennis team Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad deCisively de
fea ted the du ront team two weeks
ego AT Philadelphia The Fennsyl-
vania Railroad team now stands at
the head of the League in tennis with
percentage Of ese. while the du Pont
club holds second place with n rating
cf BOO
Two weeks ego in the tennis con
tests tho du Pont team was beaten hy
score of 81 In tho mems tennis and
30 In the women's tennis. The feature
Of tho match was n halrraislng CON
test between Wilcox. member of the
SprinEhaven Country Club and play
or on the renneylvanIa Railroad out
NJ and r. w. Harris of tho local club
The first act went to 1914 Harris
finally won hiH match. 10 is expected
other again tomorrow and II this oc-
ours. n great Contest can be expect cd
In prcpareti tion for the tennis match
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
Penns yIuania Tennis Stars in Big Match
With du Pont Country Club Tomorrow

es, the du pont Country Club hos
drafted the services Of its best tennis
stars and the team is hrimful of con
ndence. They expect 20 reverse the
deCision of the IN st contest In the
mems tennis play there will be six
singles and three doubles matches
The lineup Of tho du Pont tennis
team will ba, in sin ngles: r W He rrfs
". S Carpenter, Jr. ! n. Jessup, i
4. Williams. A w Koffenberger and
r. r. Palmer. In doubles. ! S Taylor
and !. y Jessup, T W. Harris and
w = Carpenter; A w. Koffenberger
and r. r. Palmer.
The rnprnbcrs Of tho yvomen'a ten
mis- teams also expect 10 take the
honors in tho forthcoming contest. In
the wotnen's tennis events there VIII
he six singles and the du Pont Coun-
try club team will no selected from
tho following Mrs J Saunders Tay-
lor. Mre Arthur la Motto, the Misses
Jean McCaug1an. Elizabeth Krusn
Louise Tstnau, Mary Dorsey. Caro-
limo Phillips, Pauline Asohenbaoh,
Helen Davis. Anna Butlev, Dorothea
Dunbar and Louise Hughes Il ia ok
pected that the Pennsylvania Rail
road will bring with them approx
mately thirty persons
In gold the du Pont Country C7ut
has a line-up which, Il is expected
will bring victory. The conteudinf
teams In golf are:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
PITMNFR's AII.sTARs WIN
TFN-JSNTSG CONTrsD

In twilight game that went into
n ten-inuing contest and developed
into one OF the most exciting tusslea
played At Greenhank this son,
PlUmmer's Ail-Stsrs took the winning
end of the fight from the South sids~
Eden Snappers. to s.
The game see-sswed until thu fftr
inning. when Smith drove the ball over
the center field wall. scoring Welch
ahead Of him. His homer tied he
count at six apiece. After the ffsh u
was n pretty pitchers duel between
Paul Vanderbrsk and Ferris. both
twirlers being aided by some snappv
fielding. The All-Stars won ont IA.
the tenth when Joe Roach singled.
stole second and scored when Price
drove single into left field.
Score BY Innings.
3. S.-Eden. ...--... 3 0 02 0 o 0 q "a
Plummer A. S.. O40OOO1-7
Batteries: South Side Eden Snap
pers. Smith, Ferris and OTel: All
Stars, Crather. Vanderbrak and Hug
gins. Umpire. Barnes-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
CECIL COUNT|ANS
IN BAL TtMORE MEET
Prize Winners to Participate in
Contests in Public Ath-
letic League.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton. Md. June 9.-The State
wide athletic meet Of the Public Atm
letic League will he held today in Bal
timore.
The following prize winners at the
Cecil county track meet held at Elk
ton on May 26 will enter the follow
INK events:
eO-yard dash. junior-Arthur Har-
vey. Of North East.
Standing hop, step and jump, jun
ior-Robert Fox. of Jackson School.
Baseball throw for junior--D. Good
now. OF North East
/ 44O-ysrd dash. junior-A Miller. II
Tome School.
7O-yard dash--Albert Kay. OF Elk
Mills.
Running broad Jumps. Jefrers,
Elkton.
GsO-yard dash--A savin. Chesa.
peake CITY.
22O-ysrd dash--Oliver Hammer, OF
Calvert.
Running high jump-N Richards Of
Elkton.
s-pound shot put-A. Sparks, OF
Elkton.
SsO-yard dash--Jacob Minister. Elk
ton.
l0o-yard dash--George Kay, Of ELL
Mills.
Senior Class.
ss0-yard dssh-W. Cooling, Chesa
peake City.
ss0-yard dssh-G. Worrilow, o
North East.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
bACHARACH GIANTS
TROUNCE ROCKDALE
Visitors Play Great Game in
Field. But Unable to Solve
Streeter's Twisters.

After An absence of moro than
week. Dick Lundy's Rachnrach Giants
returned 20 Harlan Field last night
And handed the Rockdafc team > to
o defeat.
The game WAS ono OF the ciosce'
and beet staged ovcr the bridge this
year. The Rockdale boys played sen
sational ball In the ncld. but street.
err. hooks were more than they could
fnthom. Only two hits were secured
~ the visitors. these coming with the
sacks empty. and doing no damage
Gross. on tho mound for the Rock
dale crew. also pitched good ball. but
the Racharach boys hit when hits
were NEEDED Youn. WA tho star with
the willow. two doubles and n single
WAS the big right f,elders contrihu-
tion.
Merrcw's playing behind the bat was
the feature for the visitors. The
Racherach boys took several chances
with his arm. hut they were cut down
In easy faphion. Harris the visitors
second sacker. robbed Davis of what
looked 20 I've n clean hit. when he
spsered his line drive In the eighth.
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
SALES|ANUM STARS
TOBE GIVEN LETTERS
Number OF 3 Letter and 2 Let
ter Men at Eighth and West
Streets institution.

There viii he many athletes in line
to receive their desired letters on the
night Of commencement, June 1s This
year and the past one has seen two
now psstimes added 70 the list Of
sports AZ the Catholic High.
Considering the size NJ the saIesi-
anum School, it Is remarkable 20 con
slider the number of three letter men
Il wit turn ont this year. There are
fve three-ietter men and six two-Ist-
tar mon on the list nf those who Will he
presented with the big gold "S" on the
evening Of commencement.
The lads who will be given letters
are we'll worthy Of them for they have
played the part Of true athletes The
list of those who will receive letter.
are rs follows:
Football.
Captain Cunningham. Michs. ReI-
leher, Cullinane. Burke. Sheehy. Dolan.
Mcmahon. Grant. Mccarthy. Lemon,
McElwee. Dunn. Butler. Farley
Fahey and Manager Kolermann.
Basketball.
Captain Micha. Doian. sheehy. Car
roll, Kelleher. Butler. Kerrigan. Gil
lespie and Manager Fahey.
Baseball.
! Captain Grant. Manager Kerrigan
Burke, Sheehy. Cunningham, GHles-
pie, Fahey, Kelleher, Dolan. Lowell
Battle and Butler.
| Track.
! Captain Barlow.
/ Three-ietter men-Kelleher. sheehy
/ Dolan. Butler. Fahey.
Two-letter men-Cunninghann. Michs
Burke. Grant. Kerrigan, Gillespie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
ST. MARY'S SURPRISES
CITY LOOP LEADERS
Krebs Showed Out OF First Place
as Result OF Game Last
Night.
CITy LEAau uE RESULTS.
50 Marys, "a Krebs. 2
f,IfrX " Al. II afr 81 III ~ u

Jimmy Taylor's ~ Msry's cats"
furnished the surprise Of the city
League last night when they showed
the Krebs team out of first place IN
the league standing by defeating them
at Fourth and Church streets IN
twilight game, 2 10 2.
Jack Hayes. on the mound for ths
cats" held the Newport clan "a four
hits, and had them shutout until the
last inning. when no weakened ard
Krebs sent two runs across the pan
Crouch. on the hill for Krabs. was
touched for six bjngles, this, together
with three errors by his team mates
gave the Cats" three markers and
the game.
flo" Forrest and Jimmy Taylor
were the leading stickers for the win
ners. Hannah secured the only extra
base hit Of the game The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
sr. STEPHENS CHURCH
TO PLAY FIRST VI. 4.

After a lav-off of nearly two weeks
Manager Dcun's - stephens Chur, h
lsoaguers Will battle with the First
NJ. n aggregation at the Baynard
Weld diamond. The game beginning
promptly az 8 O'Clock.
Either Ion Ncarger or Eckels will
be given tho twir.ing assignment FOR
,he saints with charlie Obcrly and
Jack Price DOING the receiving. Dem
will have Jerry Green aud Thorpe IN
reserve IA case the tail-enders spring
q surprise and become threatening.
The Luthorans viii likely lineup as
follows, Booth. Sh. Cam or Steedlc
ssi Ncnnstiehl 2b. Twing No.
Thorpe or Fickels. cf. Warren Nr
Webb. u Hirzel or Kendle ~ Price
ur oborly. e.; Green. penn Nearger
kNkols and Thorpe ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
st. Thomas Moonlight

What promises TO be one OF the ban
ner affairs Of the season given by the
8 Thomas Club. when they hold their
first moonlight on June 16. on one Of
the Wilson Line boats of the large
type, capable of carrying 1000 people.
There will be dancing, refreshments.
and other features. One of the main
features of the trip will be the or
chestra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
Brandywine Keeps Up Its March Toward
League Flag by Defeating Westminster

Brandywine kept up it's march
toward the first division flag in the
Church League. when they defeat, d
Westminster, 1875. Simmons was bat
ted hard by the Brandywine boys. 16
hits being secured by the visitors
while MCGraw held the Westminster
crew to six hits. McGraw and Whl;e
ed the slugging for the winners, while
Strebbs playing featured for the Loser 5
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09

be erated the all
baseball He have nothing Chase
hitter than either with greater
speed ssler Collins Cobb and
% forward Euppian
the greatness
70 no pitcher today Chry
Johnson Alexander he listed with
pitching mmortals
In the impending Mallory
OF conversation has been French
a
Kid into the belief that tho Navy will
at
prejudiced
].
who s o match,
public
Anywhere from sixty
has los at
that the end Of
ms a oontro Standard on
In the graduation
worthy influence
throughout citizen of Harvard
lucky
harness.
In pursuing wiubms Hornsby and
threeringed He
he IN o
carpenter
might the horses round
8 a civilization
civilization hut Quite realized what it before
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09

SCORE BYINNINGS
81 'Ioseph's u q u ~ u u q q
Salrsianum u u y ~ u = a
struck out, kerriRan. p Nunamakpr. q
Base ON balls kerripan 1 NuuamsLer
Wild pitch. kerrissn. Past balls Kane ,
Hit by pitched hall Fahey. NcNicholas
Two-base hits. Mallon, Fahey. Three ba 80
hits. Grant, kerriaan Stolen bases Dolan
2 Grant, Sheehy. Kelley Left on bases
81 1oseph's, : Salesianum. q Umpire.
Mack
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WESTMINSTER
Totals .................. II 10 2I

SCORE By INNINGS.
Westminster ......-.. | q o . 3
Two-base hits Crook. McGraw. w
Black Three-base hits. Fisher. Home
rum Smith Struck out, by McGraw, 6:
by simmons. 2. Umpire. Ellison.
In a fast and interesting game of
baseball at Rockford Tower, las
night, Goodman defeated Bethany, s
to /. Peters. on the mound for the
winners. allowed only four hits and
famed seven.
Sterndale was the star batter of the
game with a double two singles and a
walk out of four trips TO the plate
Peters. besides pitching winning ball
cracked out double and a single
Stewards double and single featured
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church League.

st. Stephens VS.. First NJ. r.,
Baynard No. ].
Grace VS.. West, Rockford, No.
2.
St. Paul's VS.. Mt. Salem, Rock
ford, No. /.
ST. Thomas Wilmington vs..
North Phillies, Second and du
Pont, 6 o'clock.
Bacharach. Giants vs.. RoyerC-
ford Harlan Field.
High School vs. Chester,
Pennsy Field, $50 p. m.
Snappers VS.. Defiance, Eden.
No. ].
East End VS.. Eestlake. Tween
ty-ninth and Market streets.
Wilmington Giants VS.. Fourth
Ward, Fourth and Churcn
streets.
ST. Paul's VS.. Mt. Salem, Rock
ford, No. /. Umpire-Ellis.
First Central vs.. Scott, Eden
No. /. Umpire-Pierson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
ST. THOMAS VS.. NORTH PHILLIEs

Fresh from their victory over the
strong ST Columbia team Of Philadel-
phia, on Wednesday night. at Second
and du Pont streets, st. Thomas Will
hook up with the strong North Phillies
on the same diamond tonight at
| o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
IIfCrRl, HOSE AND RrppER
GIRLS TRIM Rail RoAnERS

Tho Electric Hose and Rubber co
girls team defeated the Pennsylvania
Railroad girls last night. In slug
rins match. rs To- 4 The Misses Rob
ln-un and Gilbert starred for the win
ners Miss Connolly played hest FOR
the ioeoVa The esnro.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at 81. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis At Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
RpCKpAIF.
pkCHARACH GIANTS.

SCORE ny INNINGS
Rock kdale q u q ~ - q %
nschararh q ui ~ 90 "A
rwo-haSe hits, Young. 2 struck OUT,
hy Gross hy Sirceter. = Rase on balls,
ur aross 2 wv Strepter Earned runs.
necharach, Hit by. pitcher, lundy
tsrcs.l Sacrifice flies lewis tmpires.
Henry and Evans Time of game. 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
AN -
NATIONAL LEAt,IR.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit. :; Athletics, g.
New York. :: Chicago. 2.
Washington. 3; Cleveland. /.
Boston. = st. Louis, 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pittsburg. :; Philadelphia. 3.
New York. II; Chicago. 3.
Cincinnati. :; Brooklyn, 2.
st. Louis. g: Boston, |
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RREBs

Two bsse hits. Hannah strtirkout ~
Crouch. 4 OF Hayes 2 stolen hs~ea.
Taylor. Galloway. Umpire. Rob Cum
ninghsm
Defiance won the porfponer Cifv
League game from -. HsdwiR's a..
night at Third and Adams by a 70
{, score. Both teams clouted tho ball
At lively clip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09

VIII you be closing a deal a week
from today on that property you want
to sell or rent? Phone your ads for
Real Estate Week now to Every Eve
ning=AdV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
GAMES TOMORROW.
ERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEtGUE.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
TRINITY
NfcCARE
TntalS

Two-base hits. Yirdin. Qulgley. Struck
out by Davidson, 4. by Logan, g. Double
Stolen bases. Husbands. 2; Umpire. Brit
/. tingham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09

SCORE nv INNINGS
flectric tlosc q / q t5
Penn q Il OO2 % %
Twn-hasr hits Robinson ? y Gilbert
Rasr on balls pF biseins. q Connolly .
nrown. struck out. by higgins 2 by
Connolly 2 Robinson. = Double play
Paine to Giihert Impircs Robinson and
lkrich Time : 3A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
e Match at du Pont Country Club; Another for Ruth
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATURDAY
CltN Ienene

Bankers a Brokers vs. East
lake.
Edge Moor vs. - Hedwig's.
- MsrNis Va Defiance.
Union vs. seventh Ward
krehs vs. Parkside. kirkwood
Park.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09

Trinity scored a 3 TO 1 victory over
McCabe in a second division Church
League game last night. The game
was one OF the best staged In the cir
cult this season. Both pitchers al
lowed seven bingles.
Husbands hitting was the feature
for the McCabe nine. Nlrdin played
best for the winners. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
T0tais = SCORE by 1HNl4essl 8

Goodman .............. l o l o l-3
Earned runs. Goodman. ?. Two-base
hits. Sterndale, Peters. Three-base hits.
wilkins Struck out. Peters, : wilkins
4 Sylvester Left on bases. Goodman, 9
Second Baptist. /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
Tennis.

du pont Country Club VS..
Pennsylvania Railroad. du pont
CciNtry Club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
Golf.

du pont Country Club VS..
Pennsylvania Railroad. du Pont
Country Club,
Qualifying round for presi-
dents cup. Wilmington Country
Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-09
County League.

County League.
MnrshRllton rs. Delaware city.
Five Points vs.. New Castle.
Newark vs. Norklyn
Suburban Church League.
Brack-Ex nt Newark.
stanton az Ebenezer
Cedars az Hockessin.
-. pauls vs. Mlddletown at
Niddlctown.
East End vs Chesapeake City
az Chesapeake city.
Rose llill We. Fairview. AIS.