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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
INTEREST At HEIGHT
IN CHURCH LEAGUE
Followers Of Loop Assured OF
Some Classy Contests
Next Week.

. Church League fans are assured OF
~ome fine exhibitions OF baseball next
week when number OF games will be
played that will have much to do In
Determining the winners. Director
Plummcr has arranged n postponed
game for Monday between 81. Pauls
and West to be played at Rockford.
The game scheduled for Monday be-
tween McCabc and st. stephens has
been postponed until later date in
order that a postponed game between
ST. stephens and Trinity may be play
cd. The McCabe-St. stephens fracas
which will have much 10 do in decid-
ing the winner Is postponed in order
that the fans may have the oppor-
tunity OF seeing this game later and
not having TO miss any game they
wish 10 attend on Monday.
The big game on Monday will be
hattled out between Brandywine and
Westminster. Yves" Blake a y. his
.tlnx warriors may use Harvey and
.opring a surprise on the leaders. Cook
.man and Grace should prove the stel-
lar attraction OF the week after their
-recent win over BrandywtNe in which
they proved ;hemsc 10 be danger
Gus opponents 10 any asplrants for the
championship.
McCabe VIII not play next week on
account OF their only game being post
,poned while First-Central is not likely
co furnish any opposition 10 the strong
Epworth boys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
PENNSY AND TRUMP !
GAME MONDAY NIGHT
Fast Contest in Prospect at
Seventeenth and Spruce
Monday Night. .

The Pennsy and Trump Brothers
teams OF the Industrial League will
play of a match that has been long
pending on Monday evening. at
o'clock, at Seventeenth and Spruce
streets. The teams met last Monday
and ran into tie three all, and 1usr
when the fans We're getting interested
the game was called of on account oc
darkness.
The players on both teams ara
eager for the fracas. President Bill
Warren of the City League Will fur
nish EMPIRES Mckinney and Ricketts,
for the game. During the first halc
Of the Industrial League series Pennsy
came through with clean slate, with
six wins and none lost Trumps du-
plicated the record and one better bv
winning all OF the seven games sched-
uled and losing none.
II. w. Vandever OF the Vandever
Co. is making the necessary arrange
rlents for the A. J. Reach cup which
will be donated TO the winner Of tho
Industrial League championship. Tho
500 equipment prize, donated by the
Evening Journal, will be the nexs
issue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
SWIMMING CAMPAIGN
NEARING THE CLOSE
Attendance at Pools Shows
Popularity of City's Wisdom
in Providing instruction.
BY HArry Hainsworth.

After nine weeks OF concentrated
swimming instruction, Wilmington's
initial attempt at a city swimming
instructor seems to have been a sue
cess.
The fact that 912 individual instruc-
ton cards were issued and further
more that $500 persons attended the
classes bears out the above statement.
In the opinion OF the writer, the inter-
est in swimming in Wilmington Is at
a fever heat.
With the general advance OF this
heatthful and recreatlve form OF ex-
ercise this city seems to have kept
apace and present indications point
to an eastern recognition in aquatics.
Starting on June 10 the Red Cross
campaign marked an auspicious OPEN
ing 10 an unusual season of swimming
At the outset registration was quickly
accomplished proving without ques-
ton or a doubt that Wilmingtonians
were eager TO acquire the art.
An average weekly attendance in
Guiding men mad women can be placed
at 500. Probably the most interesting
women's classes were far greater in
number than their male adversaries.
II is true that the four outdoor
swimming pools here are a real asset,
not in money way, but as a means
of teaching the people Of the city, be-
sides affording them the please nj
means OF recreation.
OF the total registration, two thirds
represented non swimmers Of whom
fifty per cent were taught 10 swim
Considering the fact that these in
structions were optional this is in It.
self an excellent showing. The remain
der were active and greatly interested
in acquiring advance strokes and the
general rudiments OF life saving.
The cooperative split of Every
Evening. Y. NJ. c. A. officials, bath
! house attendants and particularly the
eager attitude Of those enrolled in the
various classes has made for a sue.
cessful season.
With the closing OF the swimming
pools but a few weeks hence comes tn,
thought that Wilmington is at de
| cided disadvantage during the winter
months due to the lack of an adequat,
indoor natatorium. Until such IA
cilities are secured, and the women o
the city are able to avail themselve!
of such a pool, results will be. harde
to obtain.
Is there an organization or an indi
vidual public spirited enough to max.
1t possible for Wilmington to swim
during the winter months?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
COMPLETE PLANS FOR|
HUBER'S BIG OUT|NG|
Much Interest Shown in Picnic
to be Held Next Thurs
day.

Considerable interest has been
aroused among the grocers OF Will
mington and vicinity In looking for
ward to the Grocers' picnic which is
being given next Thursday, August
"a. ct Harlan Field. at 2.30 p. m. by
the Huber Baking Company.
1t Is expected that upwards OF a
thousand grocers will be on hand to
take part in ap elaborate program OF
events that has been planned.
The events. OF which there are eight
in number will be followed by ball
game In which the grocers OF the East
Side under tho leadership OF Mike"
Domnick will take the field agninst
the dispensers OF food from the West
Side under the tutelage OF c. Il.
Wolhar.
The events are rs follows: Event
No. loo yard dash for grocers'
| clerks only; event No. POO yard
dash for proprietors only; event No
3--Potato race; event No. 4-Standins
broad jump; event No. 5-Surprise
| event No. j. event No. 6--Three- leg
ged race; event No. 7-TSurprise event
No. 2; event No. S-Bag race.
| Prizes will be offered for both first
and second places In each event. With
the exception OF events No. ! and No
2 all events will be open to both pro.
prietors and clerks. Following the
events the prizes will be awarded and
In addition the drawing will take place
| for the rare special prize FOR which
each person present has n free chance
These will be followed by the bal
game for which prizes have also beer
offered for the man scoring the mos
runs and the man knocking the mos
home runs.
The grocers therr selves will hav,
complete charge OF the affair Plan.
are to start the picnic promptly a
2.30 p. m. Only grocers and their clerk,
Will be allowed to enter any OF tn,
events or play I'm the ball game.
The representatives of the various
wholesale grocery houses are OK
pected to be on hand as guests of IN,
Huber Baking Company. Az the AZ
fair is planned 1t promises TO be a,
enjoyable afternoons outing, to all O
the grocers and their helpers in VIII
mington and vicinity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
HIGH SPOTS IN LEAGUE
GAMES OF YESTERDAY

New York, Aug. 19.-Babe Ruth in
dulged in his favorite pastime just for
spell against the White Sox at the
Polo Grounds, which tells the story of
the Yankees 8 10 win over Chicago
In 10 innings. and their climb to a
tie for the league leading honors with
the st. Louis Browns. who were
bumped into an to loss by the Ath-
letics.
Ruth's home run blow, his 23d Of
the season was obtained of the first
ball pitched in The tenth inning and
1t gave Bullet Joe Bush credit for his
twentieth victory of the season, his
ninth in row and his second in two
days. Waite Hoyt started the game.
injured ?. finger and gave way to
Jones. who was replaced by Bush in
the ninth, when The score was Tall.
Out in Chicago McGraw's Giants
scored II runs against the Cubs II.
The Cubs used 10 players and account
ed for 20 hits. while Is Giants worked
out and gathered IL blows.
The Braves set down the Pirates, 5
to 2, and the Cardinals finally Jump
ed out of a losing habit. winning from,
| the Phillies, to 2 in IA innings.
Detroit suffered one OF its occasion
Al runless days. losing 10 the Red SoS
| s 10 0. and Speakers Cleveland club
took q Us game from the Washing
tens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
| TOMMY [OUGHRkN TO
BAT TIE GENE TUNNEY
Five AlI-Star Bouts Scheduled
for PhiIiies' Ball Park on
Thursday Night.
Special Correspondence Every Evenlnx.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Pa. July 19.--When
the gong under the ring ut the
Philles' Park, starts the action ar
ranged by Herman Taylor and Bob
by Cunnis for their fifth anniversary
show the night OF Thursday, August
"a, the fortunate fstic fans present
can settle back IN their seats and get
an eyeful OF ten OF the leading init
men OF the country in FIVE eight round
windups
Within the last year, two young box
crs. both OF them born and raised in
Philadelphia. have stepped into tho
iimelight and become real champion
ship contenders. One Of these -
Tommy Loughran, the sweetest mid
dleweight developed IN the Quaker
City since the days Of Jack OTsrien.
and the other Is KID Wagner, lad
whose climb upward has been phe-
nomenal
Here are two Philadelphia lads who
geek not one, but two titles. Consider
first the case OF Loughran. On August
"a the idol OF downtown. VIII meet
Gene Tunney. former light heavy
weight champion of America. Tho
Phfladelphian VIII have 20 give away
~ pounds to Tunney, but Loughran
would have .fourished in the F'i;z-
slnnons-Jenreys-D iooon days-ror NJ
is the type Of boxer who declines 20
bubble about a few pounds more or
iess.
KID Wagner IL ambitious 10 snatch
the junior lightweight or feather
weight titles. or both. Wagner IS con-
ident he can trounce Johnny Dundee
but a defeat at the hands OF Ear
Baird would set him back many week,
lin securing a chance against Dundee
The other three eight r0inders are
worthy Of the two already mentioned
. Earl France, the California whfrlwind
will swap punches and skill tmostly
punches) with X. o. CLANCY, the Bal.
timore mauler. Pal Moran will try q
infiict further damage on the Class
! man stable when ne crosses rnits WITH
Harry (Kid) Brown. Joe Tiplitz 81
right on edge again and asserts he Il
: going to prove II at the expense o.
: Joe Benjamin, Dempsey's sparriri
n PARTNER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
GOLF.
RUTH NEARING HEAD
OF BIG BAT TING ROLL
HoIIocher, Of Chicago, Closing
Up on Hornsby for Honors
With Stick.
py Associated Press 70 Even Evcnlnr.

bs faeNptlaAri 4 fsS " I<Nfillffks
Chicago. Aug. 19.-Charley Hollocher
captain OF the Chicago Cubs. has
struck a batting stride, which has
swung his teammates in line with the
hustiing little shortstop, and as a re-
suit the club is up in third place, and
iatiling the leaders, according to the
averages released today, and which
include Wednesdays games. The club
Is third in the pennant race end third
in batting, Plttsburg leading in team
batting with 300, and New York being
second with 800. Chicago's mark Is
.29s. In fielding. Chicago is out in front
with an average of .971. New York
trailing with .969.
Hollocher, by his consistent batting
has boosted himself up to fourth place
with an average OF 1858, compared with
.345 a week ago. Rogers Hornsby. the
: Louis batting star, continues 20
top the players who participated in 30
or more games with an average OF .374
and is leading the home run hitters
with % circuit blows. He also con-
tinues out In front in total bases with
29S with the result OF 1874 hits, which.
besides his circuit drives, include 81
doubles and eight triples.
Bigbee, OF Pittsburg. Is the runner
up TO Hornsby. for batting honors
with 1853, and Grimes, OF Chicago, IS
next with 1851.
Max Carey, who is far in~front Of
the base stealers, with 80 thefts. also
is the best run getter. with total Of
l02 runs 20 his credit.
nshar
York, .349: Carey. Pittsburg, .347
Walker, Philadelphia. .346: Daubert
Cincinnati. .33s; Harper, Cincinnati
1897; J. Johnston, Brooklyn, 1913.
George Sisler and Ty Cobb, are en-
tering the home stretch only six points
apart for the batting honors OF the
American League. Sisler is out in
front with an average OF 405. si1
points ahead OF Cobb. whose mark I.
1893. The st. Louis star has been a
bat 449 times. compared TO 39S time.
for the Georgia peach. Sisler crack.
ed out 1872 hits, while Cobb made 15S
iris Speaker is trailing the pair with
$50.
Sisler continues to show the way {,
the base stealers with 81 thefts, an,
Blue. of Detroit, is the best run get
ter, with SO to his credit.
Ken Williams, leading home rur
s'ugser OF the majors, failed to in
crease his circuit drive record. which
remains at 30, but he has boosted hi
total base mark TO 276; Walker, o
Philadelphia, is trailing Williams 70
home run honors, with %, and Ruth i
third with %.
Other leading batters for 80 or NOR
games. are: Bassler, Detroit. .34s
Tobin. st. Louis. 1893; Heilmann, De
troit. 1888; Williams, St. Louis. 1913
Ed Miller, Philadelphia, 1872: ONenI
Cleveland, $50; Galloway. Philadelphia;
.S25; Blue. Detroit, .s25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
LANDS GIVES OUT
LETTER BY DOUGLAS

Chicago, Aug. 1s-The letter sad
to have been sent by Phil Douglas.
Giant twirler. 70 q member Of a rival
National League team, offering to
quit" the Giants to hinder their pens
nant chances. was made public yester-
day by Commissioner Lands.
The letter reads:
Il want 10 leave here. I don't want
to see this guy win the pennant You
know can pitch and am afraid THAI
il / stay I will win the pennant for
them.
Talk this over with the boys. ana
II all right send the goods 10 my house
at night and I will go 10 the fishing
camp. Let me know IL you all want
TO do this and I will go home on the
next train.
Phil Douglas
Commissioners lands gave out the
letter from his box at the Cubs-Giants
game yesterday afternoon withou.
comment
He told tnterviewers he was IN.
der the impression that Douglas wrots
the letter on his own initiative, bux
would be only too glad 70 hear from
Douglas or his wife Il they had any
thing TO say.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
EUGENE SARAzEN WINS
THE NATIONAL PROF. TITLE

Oakmont. Aug. 19.-Eugene Sarazen
Of Pittsburg. national open golf-champ-
ion. became national professional
champion also. here yesterday after.
noon by winning the final match OF the
tournament from Emmett French Of
Youngstown. Ohio. four and three.
The match was bitterly fought I'M
III the turn OF the afternoon round
when Sarazen forged ahead. The
youthful champions announced i'm
nediately after his victory. that he
may compete in the British omen
championship next spring in an effort
70 perform the unprecedented feat OF
capturing the three great professional
titles.
Sarazen was presented with a large
trophy cup, check for five hundred
dollars and diamond studded medal
valued al $500. French received $3.50
and a gold medal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
CHURCH LEAGUE
CALENDAR NEXT WEEK
First Division.


Monday--St. pauls VS.. West,
Mt Rockford, No. Il. umpire.
Birmingham.
Brandywine w. Westminster,
ate Baynard. No. 1; umpire.
Rickcrts.
Tuesday--Wcst Va. Second
Baptist. at Baynard. No. 4; UNI
pire, Birmingham.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. Grace
at Baynard, No. 4; umpire.
Rickerts.
Frlday--Mt. Salem VS.. st.
Paul's. Mt Baynard. No. 1; UNI
pire, Birmingham.
Second DivisionN
Monday--St. Stephens VS..
Trinity. Mt Twenty-ninth and
Market; umpire, Jones.
Tuesday--Scott VS.. Bethany, at
Rockford. No. 2; umpire. Rick
erts.
Thursday--Epworth VS.. First
Central. at Rockford, No. 2;
umpire, Brittinghnm.
F'riday--First NJ. +. vs.. Trim
ity. ut Rockford, No. 2; umpire,
Rickerts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19

Absorbing the Dope
Sea at tho breakfast on a suly
Mrs. mith the n a
gim on items n
smart set major suers had blown away
In Weather, last her. startled
sporting in a
this said shuddered me what this means say:
but the brilliant
the tied
Nike her husband
ny .he whispered tell me how the man could do It,
Umpire Conoduys decision a smen
For couldn't hit a an
puzzled
The Strongest Team
A Their not
the
Cup team ever picked.
combination alone stands an un-
beatahle 70 a he me.
looking and F. Dohery from
through 1906 they also must draw more than casual
with Iarned Whitman. Wright
States and the Brooes vdnr combination from Australia y from
every
singles l.
1902 Whitman F.
years That
combination of quality
wnding among leaders were beaten on several
Tnden
Dohy merely of those fog
The Certainty
estimating in regard to tn. strength Of the
American sf named
ouim
out
greater alound
strength
Graham were in their nrm. ,b
have named three men to match Evan, omst md
Matching the erhar eight
crack professionals and
amateur pick
You might think be
Brennan
tackle
might
based Platonian rateans
lie always has considered his go
Il inches toward the IN vtncble
1t has
him at Toledo where he
HIS pale
to realize that he is 10 might pul
him
His
back OF beth fists in the
No
handicap wrecked that silver dream
granted October
tihe St Louis styne Williams
than he looked for with
eeks left
Isn't it about time taking place tn
here latchkey to the mint
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
HOME RUN CONTEST.

Babe Ruth knocked out his twenty
third home run in yesterdays contest
In the tenth inning he was the first
man 10 the bat, when he slammed the
pill into the bleachers Both Meusel
boys got a homer and Collins. OF the
Chicago Americans, also crashed the
ball. Smith. of the Cards, and Jacob
son Of the Browns, each drove a cir
cult clout- Goslin OF the Senators.
knocked the sphere for a four base hit.
The leaders:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
Game for Big Stakes.

The st. Thomas baseball team and
the Bacharach Giants viii meet in the
first OF a series OF five games. with
N,00O at stake. on Harlan Field this
afternoon. The game begins at 3l5
The last contest between the two
teams was won by the st. Thomas
players As a result of this game the
colored players challenged them to a
money series
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19

Salisbury. Nd. Aug. 1a.-In a game
replete with fiashy fielding OF both
clubs. reaching the spectacular at
times, and at others Astounding with
loose playing, the Salisbury White
Clouds came from behind in the ninth
inning yesterday and took the Laurel
ties into camp, s 10 4. The score:
IAIrpEI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
SPECIAL NOTICE FOR
ALL CLUB MANAGERS

How would you like TO have
your club or organiza ton the
subject OF an illustrated special
article some Saturday as Every
Evening has been doing with
various organizations for sew
eral months.
IL YOU want this. submit your
article and photographs TO
Every Evening. II you want ad-
ditional information communi-
cate with the Sports Editor.
Sportsmen. this is your OPP
portunity. II will be your own
loss II you miss II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19

Managers OF baseball teams
are requested to notify the Sports
Editor OF Every Evening OF
their schedules, with grounds
and playing time. Proper at
tention 10 this will avoid con-
fiicting information. 1t will also
save many fans some incon-
ven!ence.
Mall or telephone these sched-
ules and by doing 80 tho games
will appear in the baseball CAL
endar, which Is proving OF much
value to the lovers OF baseball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
PEPPER CLUB WINS CLOSE
GAME FROM WESTMINSTER

Pepper Club took hotly contested
game from Westminster Reserves last
evening at Baynard Field, 10 4.
Clover pitched good game but the
errors by his teammates helped break
down the defense. Moore starred at
the bas for the losers, The score:
II Tyy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
BACHARACH GIANTS LOSE.

In game on Harlan Field. last eve
ming. the Bacharach Giants OF this
city were defeated by the South Phiny
Hebrews. by a score OF 8 10 3. The
playing OF the local men was far be-
low ihci- usual standard The score
was as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19

Cambridge. Nd. Aug. 1s.-Parksley
showed It's true strength here yester-
day when they BANKED the locals, to
10. Godfrey held Cambridge to six
scattered hits The stickwork OF jan
owskt was a brilliant feature.
The scOrA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
Sent Letter to Mann of Cards.

New York, Aug. l9.-"ShuffiinS" Phil
Douglas. pitcher. barred rcom orga-
nized ba seball because OF letter he
wrote Offering TO throw down" tho
Giants. yesterday declared the letter
was sent 20 Leslie Mann, St. Louis
Cardinals outfielder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
WESTMINSTER DROPS
| HARD FOUGHT GAME
Trinity Puts Skids Under Beth
any Baptist, ga, in Sec
ond Division.
CHURCH LEAGUE.

Westminster dropped a hardfought
game TO Goodman last evening in the
first division Church League at Bay
nard diamond, Z TO 3.
! George Peters held the Westminster
boys to three hits and secured the
Same number himself. The score:
|
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
GAMES MONDAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81. Louis az Philadelphia.
Detroit az Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston az P!ttsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
WATER DEPARTMENT IN
SURPRISE OVER FIVE POINTS

The Water Department baseball
team pulled surprise on the Five
Points team of the County Ieasue
when they handed the latter team a
IL 10 lacing at Five Points last even
ing. The score:
WATER DEpARTME,,sr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19

Pocomoke. Va, Augcmfwycmfwyp
Pocomoke, Md. Aug. 19.-Crisfield
nosed out the home team here yester-
day afternoon Z 10 6. Pocomoke play
ed ragged ball but heavy stickwork by
zap. Riley, Hammer and Snyder
made up for the errors. The score:
/ pnrnNfnLIN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
PARkSlOE TEAM EASILY
. DEFEATS McCABE TEAM

d. Eddie Manloves fast stepping
iarkside team easily defeated Nc
rabe. leaders Of the Second Division
of the Church League last evening at
Twenty-ninth and Market. rolling up
a 10 20 3 score. The score:
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BACHARACH @
WILMINGTON GIANTS DROP
HARD ONE TO LORRAINE

The Wilmington Giants lost hard
fought game TO Lorraine 5 to 4 at
Second and du Pont last evening. The
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
DOVER TAKES CONTEST
WITH CENTREVILLE TEAM

Dover. Aug. 19.-Dover had sweet
revenge on Centreville here yesterday,
trimming them, IL TO /. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
Much Interest in Church League Swin1ing is Popular
SPORT CALENDAR
FOR SATURDAY
BASEBALL.

BASEbAbL
County League.
Newark at Della ware city.
Marshallton at New Castle.
Five Points at Yorklyn.
City League.
Union at Edgo Moor.
Eastlake ys. st. Hedwig, Mill
tary Grounds.
Krebs at Bankers and Brok-
ers.
Defiance VS.. Seventh Ward,
Fourteenth and Woodlawn.
Suburban Church League.
Hockessin at Newark.
Ebenezer at Stanton.
Brack-Er at Cedars
Independent
st. Thomas VS.. Bacharach Gil
ants, Harlan Field.
Seventh Ward Girls vs. West
inghouse Electric Girls, Bay
nard No. 1, $50.
GOLF.
Wilmington Country Club VS..
du Pont Country Club. at VIII
mington Country Club.
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WEST MINISTER.

Trinity put the skids under Bethany
Baptist at Seventeenth and Spruce la st
evening In the second division Church
League game, by an to score.
The score.
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GAMES TOMORROW.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia "a st. Louis.
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati
New York at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19

Your want ad in Every Evening
reaches $4,000 readers daily.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19

Use Every Evening want ads con-
sistently.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics. 8: ~. Louis. 4.
New York. S; Chicago.
Go innings),
Cleveland. :: Washington. ).
Boston, :: Detroit, 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
81. Louis. ;; Philadelphia, -
q. ~ innings.
New York. Il; Chicago. II.
p. Boston, 8; Pit,sburg. 2.
80 Brooklyn Cincinnati, rain.