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Evening journal., 1922-03-27
Beacon BuntS
BY BINGO

The Beacon Regulars have the
.augh on the scrubs. having neatly
trimmed them Saturday. The re-
serve baseballers put up a fine hght
1ut had 10 yield 10 their big
brothers.
IL looks very much like Bill Sell
,y will ] q the pitching ace this sea
on for the Tenth street squad, as
7iil has shown in all the practices,
hat he has the real stun.
IL takes steady fellow 10 stop
|selby's fast throws. and Bob Clark
GEMS 20 be the only man that can
|o'd the position behind the home
lab.
Coach Boggs believes he can
make a fast schoolboy team out OF
he material he now has And why
Iiot7 some(of the best down-state
wirlers win perform for the Bea-
i ON nine this year.
There's no telling what the Tenth
; ;treet school will take up next in
he line Of sports although as yet no
5ther pastime Is contemplated. In
ruth. II seems wonderful how the
>Tonth street institution put itself al
4 post on a par with some other
( rominent schools in sports.
They didn't get much Of a chance
) % show UP their real worth, but the
+. 3eacom basketball players will ar
<anEe matters differently next sea
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

arrangements were 20 good AZ Trav-
ers Island that the shoot ala not
last four hours. II was one OF the
fastest shoots ever staged and
brought great credit 10 the club.
Unfortunately the weather condi-
uons were not OF the hest and AZ a
result the scores were not particu-
larly high.
Jack Kaiser led the Wilmington
trapmen with siNioo. p. r. dupont
was second with % and the other
Wilmington team scores follow: p.
Jackson. SO: Capt. simonton. IS: C..
T. MsrshaN. 80: c. Sylvester. IS: W.
Simonton. IS
Scores made by other Wilmington
markesmen follow: p. d. Guest,
SO: r. r. Calvin. 50: W. +. Jansen.
81; Ryan. 81: Aibaugh. so; Robe
len. rs; Anderson. So; Walker. 7S;
vending. 70; DR.. Bullock. Il. Harry
Williamson. s3; Rocer. rs; sylves-
ter, IS; Beauchamp. Te; George
Simon. 81.
Pop" Turner had bad break
when his gun was put out OF COM
mission and had to be scratched from
his squad after making a good start
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
PIONEERS WIN INDOOR
GAME FROM SAINTS

The Pioneers defeated ST. Pat
rick's in Catholic Indoor League
sports yesterday. - 20 IL. A large
crowd witnessed the tourney OF
games which was staged IN the Pio-
ner quarters.
As usual the pool matches we're
the main features. the shooting Of
Cmn Young and Austin sor the
Pioneers being unbeatable. Young
had little trouble disposing OF
George Hanley OF the ST. Patricks
team in the single pool event so to
IS.
Big doinFs IN the league are prom
ised at Brownson Hall for Thursday
when ST. AIMS. leaders OF the league,
engage the Fourth and Jackson
streeters. Kane. the pool crack OF the
ST. AIMS team, is in fine shape and
Is expected to cop the bocket bill
Hard event.
Yesterdays summaries:
Single pool-You oung. Pioneers, de-
feated Hanley. st. Patrick's, so TO IS.
Double pool-Y oung and Austin,
Pioneers. defeated Hanley and Gal
lagher. St. Patricks. 100 10 IS.
Single pinochle-Pioneers de-
feated St. Patrick's, ? games 10 1.
Double plnochle-st. Patrick's de-
feated Pioneers. ? games 10 I.
Euchre-St Patricks defeated
Pioneers. games 10 l.
Quoits - Pioneers defeated ST.
Patrick's, 3 games 10 2.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
Sports Summary

NEW ORLEANS Babe ruth
wrenched his side and had TO leave
the gams after singing twice.
Brooklyn beat the Yanks 9 10 8.
DALLAS. TexAs-Refusal OF the
Glass "A leagues 20 submit 10 tho
draft not only prevents the advance
ment OF players but It sndanEers the
legality OF tho business OF baseball
Commissioner lands.
DALLAs-After Commissioner
lands had given them emblems OF
worlds champions" the Giants
went out and lost to the White sor
sto7.
sYRACUsE-Moru international
sport will promote the physical we'll
being OF American youth and will
foster peace and understanding
throughout the world is the opinion
OF Major C.. W. DAILY. head football
coach a. West Point
/ PHILApELPHtA-Emn Rosenast
star forward. who has been ont SIS
weeks with an injured wrist. viii b'
able 10 play with Penn tomorrow
I night against Princeton IN tho decid
b ing game for the championship of
! the intercollegiate basketball League
. a. Princeton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wants %
| play the first round OF the Davis cur
] matches with the Refrfun team ir
/ New York auout June 20.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
WILMINGTON THIRD
IN NEW YORK SHOOT

President Bill Robelen and secre-
tary George II. Lsearpentier, OF the
wilmington TrapshootinE Associa
ton. led a squad Of about 25 marks
men over 70 New York on Saturday
70 carry on third honors In the in
terciub shoot a. Travers' Island. The
New York A. c. and the Norwalk
Gun Club tied for first honors with
40 out OF the possible 500.
The nrst FIVE Of the Wilmington
contingent cracked 447.
Each team was made up OF nve
men. on account OF the tie the
club decided to give each one OF the
ten men prize In addition there
were high prizes for the visiting
gunners. The frst was taken by p.
Won Boeokman with card OF "a.
Then came II. Voorhies with card
OF 80. Both shot for the Bergen
Beach Gun Club.
The conditions OF the inter-club
shoot were peculiar. The New York
Athletic Club nominated a team OF
five men. These shot against the
various other clubs. who could shoot
as many gunners a. they pleased. al
though only the Ave high scores
counted. In the aggregate almost
200 Eunners. representing some
twenty clubs, took part in the shoot.
Regardless OF the record field the
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
st. Hedwig'S A. A. Dots
ny "GUEss WHO"

Fellows don't forget the blowout
only three weeks more. hustle up.
lets make u snsppy.
Red Johnny says one swallow may
not make a summer but about three
nowadays Il a sure sign OF an early
fall.
"Are there many mosquitoes
around here"7 asked Bill Murphy.
who was thinking Of buying a bunE-
allow by the creek.
None whatever" replied the agent.
Those screens you see on some Of
the houses are there 20 keep out the
nying FISH,"
Big Steve (who was dancing with
Hibby PennelD libby your getting
worse all the time.
Hibby P.-'Give fellow a
chance. only had 81 lessons"
KID Waiter Is tired Of chewing the
rag At last He Is now chewing
tobacco.
We don't know what ~ all about
but Wood Butcher Johnson IL ad-
,1sed to move 10 Fourth and Pine.
They say he won't have 40 far 10
walk.
Don't forget the membership drive
fellows.
Mudd Balis-Tt wasn't hard 70
get IN but had some time trying
10 get out
Berny-"Get out of what"7
Mudd Bslls-"Out OF Cracker
/ Jacks arms"
Kid Boots l. now on the road {,
rulnation yep. It's women. Jugini
from the way he was holding hei
arm on Market street the other day
a person would think he was afrait
OF dropping her for fear he'd break
Chief-"What's a ouija board
Mose-'Tt's a piece OF plank On
tirely surrounded by suckers"
Hand me that hiil of fare. I'm 60
ing 70 eat said Jimmy" Rerns %
the waiter IN a restaurant tho Other
evening.
You don't mean bill OF fare. yor
mean menu replied the walter
"Oh no I don't.
'I don't mean menu" Just me not
1 me and you"
Frank Grabowski-'Hey you
don't stop your ear near my horse
I Il scares him.
Bones-"Don't worry know the
, rules. don't park near a plug
I'VE should never do In private
; v-hat t-a .,uidnff 40 In nubuc" saw
/ Joe Whalen. How about takinl
a bath" pipes up Kid stickers.
Cooney 10 Tommy Fisher (who 81
an inventory Can you name som'
much needed inventions7
Fisher-"Sure. eiseless souI
spoons. knives that will hold pea
and a muzzle for you"
Chick was seen buying a full dres
suit and a pair of boxing gloves th'
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
Defiance Defeats DoUec
Step Nearer State Title

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. March 77.-Ths big
Defiance team OF Wilmington. stop
ped at this old town long enough
Saturday night 20 win the third OF
the series with the Dover National
Guards for the state championship
basketball title. incidentally u was
tho Wilmington teams seventh con-
secutive season that they have won
the coveted honors. The final score
was Defiance. 81; Dover. is
Saturdays game was played under
both the intercollegiate style and
Eastern League style OF rule. the
first haf being played under the
former while the second half came
under the latter style OF play.
The visitors displayed a wonder
full brand OF basketball and played
like real champions Their passing
was superb. while their defense was
OF suoh an alright variety that the
locals could only penetrate Il for one
field goal IN each half
To pick an individual star on the
visitors team would be a reflection
on the members. as they played as
unit displaying the best quality OF
bask etbail seen on the Dover court
for years.
Defiance got the lead early wher
Magiil dropped IN a foul being fol
lowed up a moment later by Shields
with a pretty toss rom near the fou
line. II seemed they were oonten'
with holding a scant lead a. thsJ
spent most Of the frst stanza with
passing the bail around, presenting Z
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
NO. "a AGAIN SCHOOL CHAMPIONS

y. - school won the swimming
cham pionship OF tho Grammar
School Athletic League for the sec
ond straight time and retained pos
session OF the league cup by coming
through the three meets without
single defeat.
on Saturday the Fourteenth and
Washington streets swimmers won
from No. /. 6b 20 81. while No. 4,
which hnished second was trimming
No. 2s, % 20 10 A win ~ the cham
pionship next season and No. - will
gain permanent possession OF the
trophy.
BUS" Palmer, captain OF No. -
School. showed some real class and
copped both the 20 and 40-yard
syvims IN the unlimited class IN fast
time. He also swan ss anchor man
on the relay and made possible No.
- Schools victory In this event and
the meet.
Dudzlnski. the -one-iegged swim
mer from No. School. performed
brilliantly in the eb-pound class and
proved himself 10 be the big favorite
among the fans. He captured the
20 and 4O-yard swims IN fast time
and the plunge for distance. This
/ one-iegged natator holds the gram
mar school record for all classes In
( the plunge. His time for 40 feet IS
l1b.1 seconds and was made IN the
/ nrst OF the series Of the dual meets
when competing against School No.
2s Summaries;
School No. 1 ". School No. IL
s5-Bb. Glass.
2o-Yard swim-won By Roman.
No. /.
4O-Yard swim-won BY Bosgs
No. -.
Plunge for Distance-won by
Boggs. No. -.
Points: No. /. 10; No. ~. IL.
o5-Ilb. Class.
2o-Yard swim-won by Dudzin-
ski. No. I.
4o-Yard swim-won by Dudzin-
ski. No. 1.
Plunge for Distance-won by
Dudzinskl, No. I. y
Points. No. /, 10; No. -. 8.
1fO-Db. Class.
2o-Yard swim-won by Foulk
No. a.
4o-Yard swim-won by Foulk,
No. "a.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
SENIORS WIN INDOOR
FRIENDS SCHOOL MEET

The seniors carried on the honors
AZ the eighth annual indoor meet OF
the Wilmington Friends School on
Saturday night with 4s points. Up
per Middle was second with Al. Coy
OF 1921 was high individual with 20
points. Summarizes
High school Relay-Seniors vs..
Lower Middles: won by Seniors
Munson. Long, Coy and Young.
Time. 1.o5 SIS.
Upper Mlddies ~. Junior--Won
by Upper Mlddles. Shaw. Film.
Reese and sprusnce. Time. 1.06
as.
Standing Broad Jump-won by
Munson; second. Young. ~; third,
Lyons. rs. Height II. 1oh in.
Tug OF war-seniors Va Upper
Middles-won by Upper Middies.
Munson. Coy. Long and Haitsch.
r e. 1.1s Is.
Lower Mlddles ". Juniors-Won
by Lower Mlddles. Pyle, Norris.
Bailey and Phipps. Time. IA sec
/ onds.
Final Tug OF war-won by Up
per Middles. Time. II is seconds.
Running High Jump-Won by
| Coy. %. second. Young. '22. third.
/ Lyons '25. Height s n. IN.
i5-Yard Dash-Won by Coy; sec
ond. Hin. "a; third. Long. '22.
Time 2 2-s seconds
shctput-Won by Long; second,
Pyle, third. Hiiiegas, "a. Distance
"a n. In.
Giant Stride-Won by Coy: second
Young; third. Munson Distance
10 ft
Potato Race-Won by Bailey. "a:
second. Recess. rs; third. Spare.
20. Time 81 1-5 seconds.
Fence Vault-Won by Coy; SEQ
ond. Hill; third. spruanos. Height.
H. 10 IN.
Rope Climb-Won BY spruance;
second. Walker. -; third. Munson.
9 IS seconds
Fouling Shooting Contest-First.
Young; second. Finn; third. Pyle.
Eight out Of ten tries.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

Plunge for DistSncs-won by
Foulk. No -.
Points: No. 1. .; No. ~. IL.
Unlimited Glass.
2o-Yard swim-won by Palmer.
No a.
4o-Ysrd swim-won by Palmer.
No. -.
Plunge for DiStsnee-won By
Bishop. No. /.
Points. No. /. 10; No. -. II.
Relay Race-won by No. -,
Fouik. Thomas. Hemphnl. Palmer.
Score: No. -. So; No. /. 81.
School No. 4 vs.. School No. ASH
Ilb. Class.
lo-Yard svim-won By Aims
worth. No. l.
l0-Yard svim-won By Aims
worth. No. T.
Plunge for Distsnos-won by
Ainsworth. No. 4
Plunge for Distsncs-won BY
Alnsworth, No. 1.
Points. 40 I. IL; No. ~, ..
a5-Lb. Class.
2O-Ysrd swim-won by HSmm
No. l.
4O-Yard Swim-Won by Hamm
! No. 4.
Plunge for DistAnee-won by
Hsmm No. I.
Points No. I. a; No. -. Q.
f1O-Ib. Glass.
2O-Yard swim-won by Gilbert
No. 4.
4O-Yard swim-won BY Atkinson,
40. 2s.
Plunge for Distance by Gil
bert No. (.
Points No. I. IL; No. ~, ..
Unlimited Glass.
2O-Yard swim-won By Keteheil
No. 4.
4O-Yard swim-won by Ketchell'
No. l.
Plunge for distsnce-won BY
Ketchen. No. 4.
Points: No. 4 "a; No. -, I.
Relay Race-won by No. 4. com
posed OF Alnsworth. Barlow, Lally
and Waseleslti,
Total score: No. 4. s1;'So. -. 10,
Final Standing.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

pretty spectacle. The score Of half
time found Dover holding the small
end OF a 10 70 s score.
A. the start OF the second half
Dover displayed some real basket
ball. running their total up 20
eight before the Wilmington team
got started. However. Quinn sent
two pretty tosses from under the
basket which started them In motion
again. ". Jackson scored his only
field goal with a pretty shot from
near the side centre with less than
one minute 20 go
Dover's prominent lights in the
game we're Keith and II. Jackson
who played an excellent brand Of
basketball throughout Keith got
loose from several good doubles and
played a strong defensive game hold
ing Gillespie to one held goal. this
coming during the middle OF the SEQ
ond half.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
Greb BeHeUeS He
Could Outbor Dempsey

ever. 1 was unable to reach a vital
spot.
Never in my life ala I train for a
bout as 1 aid for the meeting with
Gibbons. The fact that I was as fast
on my feet At the close as the start
proved that.
Realizing that Gibbons was gen
orally regarded as the logical. CON
tender I wanted 10 eliminate him
and thereby win the position he oc-
cupled In the hght game.
feel that my victory has entitled
mo 70 such consideration. ! regard
myself as the logical contender for
tho title. despite my size.
What IL more. I have better than
an even chance 20 win tho title.
have no thought that I could
knock Dempsey out. That wouldn't
be my plan OF battle. I would nght
him much tho same as I aid Gibbons.
Gibbons has a punch, but It was OF
no uee 10 him.
am honest when 7 say that feel
that I can outlook Dempsey In n bout
of I 2 20 is rounds.
There would always be the chance
OF knockout by Dempsey OF course.
That would be his best bet. There
was always that chance in my bout
with Gibbons.
I am honest when say I think I
can outlook Dempsey. OF one thine
am positive. would make far
better nght than ala Carpenter.
(Copyright. 1919. NEA service)
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

other day. Must be getting seri-
Gus.
Yihby says his name must be men
toned IN tho dots every time they
arc printed. II Il isn't he's going
20 sue the club Since that is the
case we take this opportunity OF an
nouncing that he Il giving Kid Wal
ter lessons IN love making Yibhy
may be a good teacher. but We sus-
rest that Walter 90 around Maple
street.
Penny Ike con Fourth and Market
the other evening" what are your
piums worth?
Fruit Dealer-'Two dollars n
peck. Would you like 20 have a
pack
Penny Ike-"Peck nothing. gim-
mie ten dollars worth. Peck7 DO I
look like a bird"
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
Manager FohI
Has FeW Worries
BY n. ID. A. Service.

MOBILE. AiA-Msnager Lee
Fohl. OF the Browns. has no
worries a. 10 his catching or
outneld.
The catching stan will con-
sist OF his trio OF regulars OF
last year. Hank severeid, Pat
Collins and Josh Billings.
Two youngsters. Arthur Wat
kins and John Hevng. are try
Ing for berth. but will prob
ably be sent back TO the minors
for more experience.
Manager Fohl is confident
that Pat Collins has arrived
with a vengeance He intends
10 use him a great deal this
summer 20 help out SEVERED.
who for years has carried the
burden.
The outhsld will be Ken
williams in left. Jacobson in
center and Johnny Tobin in
right Chick Shorten. secured
from Detroit will play utility
role.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
IEWARK FANS TO
HOLD MEETING

,ccial TO The Evening Journal
NEWARK. March 27.-Another
Getting OF the Newark Field Club
li be held in odd Fellows Hall this
-ening TO discuss plans for the
lseball club that is to represent
ewark in the New Castle County
aague At a recent meeting OF the
Hganization Harry Mcdonald was
.ected president and Il was decided
make IL an all the year around
sociation and 10 promote other
lorts in addition 70 baseball. The
|ub. however, will devote its atten-
IN at this time to plans for the
|ague season and 70 devising plans
raising money 70 operate the
Ieal club.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
Saturdays Sport

Practice Baseball.
Merwick. 10; Gander Hill Panth-
rs s.
Mohawk Juniors .; Union Garden
juniors. 8.
Delaware Varsity. 7; Scrubs, !.
basketball.
Defiance. 81; Dover. 1s.
Catholic Daughters, 30; Peoples
|ettlement, %.
la Vale. Ga; Fitzgerald, -.
New Castle Alumni. 81; High
|chool, IL
y. G.. High Reserves. IS; Friend
Ilp, ?.
Howard High Girls. IS; Darby
lrls. 30.
Howard Grammar. IS; Beaver In
nclbles, 13.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
RECRUIT CATCHERS
LACK REAL CLASS.
BY NEA Service.

BY NEA Service.
NEW ORLEANs-Manager
Higgins has decided that none
OF the recruit backstops with
the Yankees will be able to
make the grade.
This means he will again put
the catching problem up TO his
trio Of last year, schang. De-
vormer and Hoffman.
While the Yankee stan isn't
the best IN the league II II far
from being the worst.
The fine style In which De-
vormer came through last fan
has greatly relieved any worry
that Huggins might have had.
Previous TO Devormer's great
work. Huggins felt that an in
jury 10 Schang spelled disaster
for the Yankees. That situation
no longer exists.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

fectly suitable to me.
AS matter OF fact a bout with
Dempsey is the ambition of my life.
That is why 1 Jumped AZ the chance
20 take on Gibbons. Some OF my
friends didn't approve OF such a
match. They inquired Gibbons punch
ing power was too great.
Down in my heart I didn't think 1
could knock Gibbons out, although I
Intended 70 try for suoh a thing
In one round am sure had Obj
bons in bad shape. I really felt that
n could have sent him down he
would havs taken the count. How
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
MOTOR RACES ON
MEMORIAL DAY

H
David b. Coke, 210 West Twenty
third street who has gained quite
a reputation as producer OF auto
races. has signed a contract 10 man
age the motor events at the State
Fair grounds, Elsmere, on Decora-
tion Day.
on the same day a year ago the
races were attended by b,40o people
and 20 Is hoped 10 have even a larger
attendance this year In view OF the
fact that the price OF admission will
be only about half the charge for
last years races. To secure the con-
cesslon Mr.. Coke was IN competition
with william 3. Murphy who con-
Quoted the July races last year,
that were attended by 2,200 people.
Mr. Coke. in his methods depends
not on hippodrome stunts but on a
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
Hoppc's ManaEer Offers Unique
Billiard Suggestion.

Hopes ManaEer Offers Unique
Billiard Suggestion.
In connection with the coming
match between Hoppe and schaefer
Robert Benjamin. Hopes manager
offers a worthwhile suggestion.
Both BENJAMIN and Hoppe are
baseball fans. The suggestion is
along the lines followed in baseball
In a recent conversation with Ben
jamin he unburdened himself as
follows:
I'm baseball the losing side al
ways has even INNINGS. Any margin
piled up by the team in certain
half of an inning is erased unless
the other team has an equal chance.
For instance. II with the score
standing TO 8 at the end OF the
sixth inning in favor OF the homs
team the visitors make three runs
In the first half Of the seventh only
to have the game stopped by rain'
the home team still wins.
The three runs made by the Wis
itors in the hrst half OF the seventh
are erased because the home team
did not get a chance for It's half OF
the inning. due 10 rain.
Many an important billiard
match Is won by the contestant
shooting first. This is unfair"
II Is his idea for the defeated
cueist 20 have an equal chance.
For instance. with Hoppe an
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
RUTH SET FOR BIG YEAR

NEW ORLEANS. La March IL
Babe Ruth. the mightiest slugger the
game has ever produced, apparently
Is set for another good season.
He Is in far better condition now
than ne was az much later date
last year.
Ruth Il evidently bent on MAKING
another attack on the home run rec
ord despite the handicap OF being
Ineligible 70 play during the hrs
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

Ave or six weeks OF the season.
Just 20 prove that he still had the
range. the Babe made the longest
hit ever recorded at New Orleans
on the frst bail he swung a. In his
first batting practice OF the year.
In game against the New Or
leans club recently. he Mt a homer
with the bases nlled. Local fans
will talk about that hit for years 20
conna
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
NEW KATs orr

The Twelfth Ward Kats will have
strong team in tho field this sen
son and would like 20 arrange with
any teams In the city ranging In age
from 12'to II years. Manager Will
liam Joyce can be reached by calling
phone 3s2s any day after 8 D. IA.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
OAK LEAr AFTER GANrEs.

Oakleaf A. c. will open its series
with Rocklsnd Blue Streak seconds
az Rockford Park on April is. Oak
leaf Is out 70 den any second class
team In the county. Address all
challenges 10 manager s. J. Bonis.
isi sixth avenue, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

rams and experts
have fred at me
.lnce my victory over
Gibbons.
The way some OF
them put the ques-
tion 10 mo. I know
they expect me 90
answer that 1 have
no desire TO meet the
champion.
II the public Is
enough interested 20
attend. and some 70
liable promoter Will
handle the match,.a
Dempsey bout is per
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
AUSTIN AT FORTY
WINS A BERTH
Rv NEA Service.

BY NEA Service.
MOBILE. Ala.-James Pepper
Austin remains a member OF the
ST. Louis Browns. James is
going TO celebrate his 40th birth
day next December tribute 10
James as he remains a major
Lacquer.
lie has been forced out as a
regular owing to the addition OF
Frank Ellerbe but that does not
mean that Jim and his box Of
pepper are 10 skid out OF the
American League.
Quite the contrary. He Is
practicing shortstop. second base
and even first base this spring.
THE boss might need me
some day" remarks James.
Aspiring youngsters might
take a page from Jim Austin's
baseball book.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

straight business proposition. ofrer-
ing good prizes, the best cars win
ming. Mr.. Coke has conducted auto
races at Pottstown. Pa, Baltimore
and other places and ne will con-
duct the auto races az the Bridge
ton. " j., Fair this year.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

Fair Spring left no doubt
az 20 It's return yesterday. II
sank Itself In on those who
persisted In being adorned
with a winter benny.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

Willie Hoppe will seek 10 regain
his 1872 balk line championship
from Young Jake schaefer in a
match that will start March 20 in
Chicago.
Hopes defeat by schaefer was
one OF the big upsets OF the past
year in sporting circles. Hoppe had
been regarded as invincible at the
1872 game.
II Hoppe Is defeated in the COM
ing clash he will have TO excuse TO
offer. He has trained carefully fcF
his chance to regain the title.
II he fails It will simply mean
that schaefer is the better player
II will be proof that Hoppe Is slip
ping.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

CELEBRATED COME-BACKs'
Maryland racing.
Box scores.
Boob McNutt.
Bench warmers.
81 didn't know it was loaded"
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

now seems 10 be whether ST. Mary
will rest onTts laurels as champions
OF the City League and conqucrors
n Grace. champions of the Church
League. or come out TO answer the
Defiance defy.