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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
\, NJ, BOWMAN DIES
RESULT OF STROKE

Hamilton Vi. Bowman died at ms
home at Pennington. near Barton ONO
Sunday forenoon at 1925 O'clock ne
had been III since January from Tue
effects OF a stroke or paralysis.
Mr. Bowman was born Ell Snort Creek
w. Va. February -. lS4S, and was IN
his 18TH wear. lie lived IN the vicinity
where he died for the last 20 years
AMI was widely known in that locailty.
For u Years h. was employed oy toe
Y & O. coal company.
f!e Was married 20 Sarah VI. EaHo"aF'
~ HARRISON county. ohio. and leaves tho
following children: Mrs. THOMAS ETl''
nthS, BARTON: Mrs. Robert WAsanN'
Akron. Mrs. e. HauStc!E. l.ahertE; MISS
Edith Bowman. At home: X. {. 70" man
os Wheeling. Van w BOWMAN, o. Ia IL
sInr. and William L. Bowman 81
Florence. lie ALSO leaves three sisters
Mrs. JOHN I.ambkinS. &C 8rooNS'de' MY
CHRISTOPHER Hughes, Grookside. ana
Mrs George peI~"';. ~ Pennington
and one brother. Richard Bowman. OF
Wheeling. 49,.
FlSeral services Will be he'd at the
late honla Wednesday afternoon al :
O'clock. in CHARGE o. Rev. GEORGE W.
Eyrncs. pastor Ok the Barton Methodist
Episcopal church.
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r,,,Gr, to think more OF spiritual
th.ur".
"'rA" S:rargosi Per; If this worry Is
HAT II IS confined mostly to the wea'thg
and middle classes The very poor 90
not worry. The man who conquers the
worry habit IS real conqueror. hut
the face, Of the men and women about
Won do not look as though many had
conquered It. They have all mar
III SSed worried lOsk.
Most people are greatly concerned
with what they will eat and what lhey
Will wear. And still they claim 70 DC
Christians. Christ said. Think not OF
these things. but lie also said your
Heavenly Father knoweth that you nave
need Of these things and He Will supply
them"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
AMERICAS GREAT
SIN IS WORRYING
Rev. p. y. FERRIS Delivers Appeei'nh
Sermon at Second Presby-
terrain Church

"Arcr:,p'4 :-rcarcst sin" said Rev.
Plny r. Ferris. pastor "r the H"'o""
Presbyterian church, at the mofh'nE
.cryice Yesterday. lis worry. Tn" SIN
30 I,rrr... is l:renlioMSncSs Of England
drnutcnrr~S. hu, in America y -
worry. .TaAc no ih"I-ht Of III" NOR
row. SAID ,,Ir,-l. '"T what !ou cat or OF
VEIN, you wear and thcn We are COM
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MASONIC FUNERAL FOR
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT

AT = o'clock this afternoon at inc
StImrl hotel, DR.. G. -! Robinson. riS'",
Of the FIRST Unitcd PRESBYTERIAN cMnrSn
viii oCnriatr at the funeral services az
co. q former Wheeling man who ";tS
Crushed 10 death in rolls in a steel mlli
a, MaxSillon. o. Friday morning hates
lodge No SIS. \. +. & \. NJ VIII nave
rTaTr,, of tho funeral. ard members o.
,h~t i,,jre and sister lodges are asked
- me-, at the Scottish Rite cathedrli
M $50 o'clock this afternoon 10 attend
tho funeral. The Masonic committee
seryirc will I've used At the grave IN
Greenwood cemetery.
Tho body 49, NJ. ECrgcr was sent Z"
Nhscl;r., following nri"C services held
Lriday evening at his home in Canton
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BODY TO CAMERON

The body Of Francis Martin Reynolds,
whose death occurred At tn" home or
his duurhtcr =, rnst. Texas. an Friday,
Vii nrnba(ly arrive here today and nc
son, 70 Cameron Tor funcra! services
rr,i hurial according - word received
by V II Reynolds. -; McMcrh'Gr Hay
,,ond Thompson. grandson "t tn" de-
ceased. Will accompany the remains
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o'poNNELL SERVICES

Funcral services ("r the late John
{. Douuc.l. VIII" died at the North Wheel
.rC hospital on Thursday. Will he con-
duc:cd This morning At $50 O'Clock from
,nc nome OF his hru,her-in-la law. FREQ
Rontschlcr. on Middle Wheeling creek.
EeguIm high mass will b" offered n the
81, Mary's Catholic church 81
o'rlock and the body wilt lie land 20 rest
IN s. MarNS cemetery.
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Arrested for Forgery
While Awaiting Family

Now York. March 26.--While MS ~lIe
ami Two children were descending ths
gangplank from the steamer Albania In
from Liverpool to-day, Ralph E. Sneyd'
who had been waiting for lnem It the
n,er was arrested as a fugitive from
Justice. He Is wanted in Washington.
the Standard bank. Sncyd plead to Do
allowed aIT to see his family. whose pas,
sage money he is alleged to have pa1d
with the proceeds of the check. out IN.
stead he was hustled away. to pouce
Headquarters to be questioned.
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JAMES W. LATTA

rn;,adelph!a. MarcH ID. James W.
r..tia, former department c"mmnnder
OF the Grand Army of the Rc?"hi'' ana
former sdjutant general 80 IL" nation!
guard of Pennsylvania, died today i''
also had served TWO terms as secretary
OF Internal affairs Of state. He WAS \.
years old.
Mr. Latta served with distinction
through the civil wa. rising from inc
rank OF second lieutenant 10 that 81
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WINNING FUNERAL

Funeral SERVICES Tor MIS-. MaEy Iich>
ming wife ot the late Frederick Hen
mig who died a. the oh!" Valley Gen
,ral hospital Friday evening. will lie
conducted this afternoon at $50 DECK.
fl. tho residence OF her daughter. Mrs.
Andrew pann. $500 Jacob street Rev.
William q. .UiCcrt. pastor OF 81. John s
I.,aprcl;cal church. will officiate and
i.,rl.,l VII be made in Greenwood GEM
etcIy.
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FOX RITES HELD

rioh, At tn. Mcu,lel Funeral Home.
for thu, lag. Mrs Aimee g. FoN, wifi" OF
Fred T. Fox. OF 23f2 Chapltne street.
r.y. waiter T.. Srhuettc. pastor Of tho
8, James Lutheran church. was IN
,harrc. iricvm"nt will be private this
r,.rn,ng ut go o'clock. in Greenwood
cemetery.
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Lcr.AaKsBuKG DEATHS.

CIarksburg. Y. Va, MnrIN e To
,iays mortuary record imcinu'o lUo'"NS
Gnrin, smith, aKed retired farmer OF
Vest %:c.1'' Milford. father Of Edward G. and
Harvey +. Smith. promnen. ,IarksonrS
LAWYERS. and Mrs. Elizabeth hotmeS'
widow Of Matthew q. Holmes Il '"rtmt'
i-nitaI states consul IN rhiaa. wh" sue
rumhed this morning AZ the HON" or
daughter. Mrs. !. N"rncr DAVIS
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FISHER RITES

tbs afternoon a. 80 "'r!"ck. AT Ms
lao residences at E"th'Hh"m. funeral
services will he held for ''h:,r."S flsh'e'
WHO passed away on ThErN'inN KEY.
August e. Raschc. pastor &C. ne ~
Paul's ENanrcltcal I.athrran "h"rch WI
on,ciat,. Tho !nr"rmcnt WI! b" maRo
In tho Moun, ulivct cemetery.
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his Gau5h;o,. M.. H II HHi". 10 East
rl.,rugh street. ca fr."ay 'N'h'"','
w".. held yesterday nl"rn""" Il,
,.rinrK a; the place " death. N''.
iiyuscr vas in charge and 'hr ""I'''
was m the Peninsula cemetery.
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VIM. 6, BAUER BURIED

Funeral services Tor the late Will
liam : Bauer. who died n In" home OF
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2lrMECkl:a!!
M'MECHEN LODGE
HOST TO PYTHlANS
WEDNESDAY EVENING

rycr 80 members OF III" Wheeling
district az the knights "t lNN'"N w"
he tho gursts Of tn" l""@l tE'hA'H -
., mammoth crl,hIa;."n t. ~ "''" d."
M. local school auditorium W'dh'H'''
cyrnju,s a, o'rl0cK representatives.
from every .odgr II the OHIO N"l'''
have been Invited - H'icn" TINS """'
ava the romuiittcc~ ia rh1rS" are
n,aI,lu.. elaborate plan" 10 maN" NlN''"'
tior: a lunv remembered one.
rr,. feature If tn program being 2r-
ranged hv the h'rl mcnh"r' Isl Ia"
moe, initiation. w.'n the a""oun'"mrW
NJ Eri,:h, Wilhart N"''"nrhH chairman
,r ,rr rrn-ram curnm,ttc". $3.50 hH't i
,,,,,,,d sc equipment will l." u@'" ~ '"''
initiation \ sperinl or A"H'ra VIZ
furnish the music for the orraSi"n u,
lowing the Initiation the members WI
n1inurn To the MrM"Chcn M"ih""lHf
church where they Will he served WI"
rarreshments. District Deputy N''t"'
Movers. of Mourdsvil!e will suggest ,h''
MANS for the district convention Wh"h
will I've held soon.
Union To Close Senzon.
Friday NIGHT. the Union High h"Hs
foam will meet tho team renr"$rntnS
the local legion FthC final sam" o. the
season. The lo3als scored decisive
vir,ory over tho Alumni boys las' fT'
dav night and will practice hard this
week to repcat tho Performance" neX'
Friday. This Will probably he the hard
cst contest tAr Union boy have mao
/ this season. aS the local legion defeated
! rho fast knights Of Columbus team o.
! Wheeling last Friday nigh,
will Not Rave Team.
| - /. understood that the Union High
! school Will not nc represented on the
ha schaIl diamond this season fro'
Knots announced that owing :" ia" IN
crease In rent Of tho diamond and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-27
Peculiar Case

Rev cyrus \. Hy'cr. former w>'"F
of tho Fir; Church o: ,;ud in this city,
aud who. SIM" lie hcrnmr U"ral!&"d l1"t
December. hy, mad" Ills r"sld"n'- VITA
.,s fathcr-in-law. Edward Marri". o.
pAis ,st,. received many words "i con
t.utUlati"ns yesterday from his many
friends Who heard Of his miraculous
care after beng raralyzcd r"r III" past
three months. II seems that he was
i.l.yiny wlrh IL" children a. MIR. Mar
r'c'% home last Saturday, when found hH
hi> s'Stor-,n.law he We standing in tn"
midGlsSur the floor auI ahl" d" walk
o. wcMa& before lis r'rAI}tts. MS
r.u,, was indeed .u,raru!"ns and hi"
many friends IN tIis city arc indeed
u,Jd tu hear &C his recovery.
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I.kh cost 81 haN"huu equipment '''.
tn. .,,rr.la.- uI the -.h""! ih"uEh' '"''
:. team Was not u pay lue r'"r"''
It srom- tEaI Ii,- .'" n'r "l inc ~
Winch the. loral~ piaycd nh ."St year ", ~,
announced an Increase from so "n,,.
was paid ,or rhr field last year l"
for 'hr rent this season
In Readiness For Social.
Az j. In r,adur. f.. the l'"' IVY
social t. hr held Tuesday hN ia" mem
Ter, Of the Queen Esther '!r'', 81 '"'
M"lh"dIst church ana IA" m"'"'''H nv,
port :, i1rC" sale Of the paStc""''"N'
i.rk.t4 rutilIc the purchaser !" " ~,
around the world. with refreshments '"'
amusement at ,Nrrv stepping r'"'''
viii l,. Il noNrI affair and tie m''h"''N
,.Nrc,, ouil.. q large crowd L. aticA".
Debate at Union
The N.ai.hc.ls and the IrNl"eS -
,aYin., mI,u interest in the TTo1"S'H
debate - Ice held some Tin" nsNt month
I'm IA" iu,u. school auditorium, rae "
pat, NJ. uc on an Important So'Je'''
tho sub .i.,,,'c az Wn!ch hAs n"i !r'
rrrn anuo3rred. wi;h one Sn.''iH th'a~
he affirmative &c the question: an" H."
other taxing the negative
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
HAVERF0RD PLAYS
DELAWARE TOMORROW

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. May 12.-Delaware
and Haverford will play their sec
ond game OF baseball OF the season
on Frazer Field tomorrow afternoon.
the game starting at 3 o'clock. Last
saturday Delaware defeated Haver-
ford on the latter's grounds 10 to g.
when the Blue and Gold players hit
like fiends.
After tomorrow there will be but
three more home games and two
away. Next Wednesday Delaware
goes 10 West Point TO play the Army
hut will return TO Newark in time
on Thursday afternoon for a game
with Washington College Of Chester
town. Md. On Saturday OF next
week Swarthmore will play here. on
Nav 26. Delaware goes to Chester
town for a return game with Wash
lngton and the baseball season Will
end on May p. with Johns Hopkins
as the attraction on Frazer Field.
Track Coach Derby left Newark
this morning with a squad OF nine
track men who are to participate in
the Middle States meet on Franklin
and Marshall field, Lancaster, Pa.
Some OF the heats will be run of
today preliminary for the big meet
tomorrow. In the squad were Cap
tain Harmer. who will run the quar-
ter and probably 22O yard hurdles;
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
dupont DOingS
BY HECK

When a fellow gets three hits out
OF four times at bat It IS time for Joe
TO see that he isn't a major. Some
masher, George.
A little more Of that kind OF field
ing Dink and we won't be able to
find you next year. Great work
Whitley.
When Dick steps on the field he
means business. Look out for Camp
bell. he's a jellybean.
Fellows. how about donating Mack
a pair OF spikes? The cash is easy
money.
Who said Bill is a has been. He
hasn't used any OF his stun yet
Look out. you seconds. he's a whizz
Wen have to tell Bill 70 let the
snappers hit few 10 you this Satur-
day. Dope business was dull on the
sixth.
We are sorry for you. Dick. but
we will have to get you a couple OF
wooden fingers. You won't mind
that. will you?
Mullen. the fisherman" Is some
what lucky. Look out, "Mac!" Tor
he's a Jonah.
our friend Gene" needs horn.
What do you say. boys?" He's the
cheer leader.
Big Bill Sheldrlck seems to be
worried. What's biting you, Will
liam? Looks like something serious.
Our friend potts" has been absent
What's the matter, Walter? we
like the y. G. suits.
The thirteenth looks serious for
you. Johnnie. Better go slow for
that hoof. We need you"
Our friend Clarence Is no scare
crow. You should have seen him
after the bull. He's some toreador.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
Ball Leagues Set Again
For Fast Saturday Games

Further tightening OF the race in
the City League may result with the
playing tomorrow's weekend ults
1 In the circuit. Il was shown in
the twilight tussers OF Bill Warren
conclave Wednesday evening thar
such things as defeats could be
handed out TO clubs boasting OF un-
tarnished records and with the turn
Ing OF the tide there may be other
I clubs 20 come through
krebs Is the only team 20 keep IS
slate clean and holds the lead posi-
lion with four wins and no defeat
There IS no doubling the strength
! OF the Pigment Makers combination
and they are looked on TO be one
OF the foremost factors in the set
Ting OF the league championship
The Newport tribe meets Seventh
Ward az tho Fourteenth and Wood
lawn diamond tomorrow afternoon.
As yet the Forty Acreites have failed
20 hit the winning stride OF which
they are thought 20 be capable.
Manager McKinney's crew can al
ways be considered dangerous and it
may be they who will deliver the
first setback 20 Krebs.
One OF the outstanding contests 20
followers OF the league is the Park
side-St. Hedwig tussle at the Mill
tary Grounds. Parkside has dis
played its strength hight along and
suffered its first defeat Wednesday
In the Saints they will 20 up against
an aggregation which has proven a
surprise In the last three games
They have developed a powerful Of
fensive and have a wreckins crew
capable OF breaking Up any old ball
game
Union. one Of the clubs which has
failed thus far 70 register win but
which has shown steady improve
ment will have another opportunity
TO enter the percentage counting
column opposed 20 Defiance al Sec
ond and DUPONT tomorrow. The
outlaws" will have their work cut
out for them for the Tenth Warders
have displayed the fact that they
are far from easy With the i'm
provement OF the Unionists and me
known ability OF the Bulldogs one OF
those better exhibitions OF the ma
tiona1 pastime should result.
Out AZ Twenty and Market
Eastlake. another club which has
failed TO hit It's stride will entertain
ST. Mary's while the Bankers and
Brokers will journey out 10 Edge
Moor.
Umpire Webb. a new arbiter ap-
pointed by President Warren will be
Evening journal., 1922-05-12

I New Castle will entertain the York
lyn team. Neither OF these teams
has lost a game. 'Wobbly" Hag-
gerty. the star twirler OF the York
lyners IS keyed up and Is declared
TO be in condition TO pitch the game
OF his life. ''Snm" Wiley the New
Castle. slab artist. is also in excel
lent condition.
Five points. which has already
suffered two defeats IS expected 20
make Delaware City hustle. Each
OF these teams has been practicing
hard and a good contest Is expected
Rhlen. the Delaware City mound
man. who has not been pitching his
usual game. has shown considerable
Improvement during practice the
past week. Just who Will be on
the firing line for the Five Pointers.
has not been announced.
Andy" August. who had been
signed 20 pitch for the Five Point
team. was released az his own re-
quest last week
Marshallton Will have as their
guest the surprise OF the League,
Newark. while Newark has lost two
and won one game. they are as good,
from the percentage standing as
their entertainers. Marshallton,
which lead the Suburban league last
season. and won the play OF IN the
post season series. IS said 70 be de
veloping a fast aggregation OF ball
tossers and declare they will be
heard from during the remainder OF
the season.
President Winter announces the
umpire Assignments a. follows
YqOlyn at New Castle, Wintrup,
Five Points al Delaware City. Nc
Jamison.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
Saturdays Baseball
city League

City League
krehs VS. Seventh Ward. i4th
and Woodlawn. Umpire Cunning
ham
Parkside -. 81. HedwiE's. Mill
tary Grounds Tmnire-Duncan
Union VS. Defiance. End and du-
Pout Umpire BrittinCham
ST. Mary's VS. Eastlake. 29th and
Market Impire-Mehh
Bankers VS. Edge Moor. Edge
Moor. umpire-Rickerts
County League
Yorklyn az New Castle. I'm
plre-M Mintrup.
Five Points az Delaware City
Umplne-McDaniel.
Newark al Marshallton. Umpire
-Jamlson.
Junior City League
s Sc. Snappers vs.. dupont A.
c. Rockford. No. J. @ o'clock.
Eastlake Va. Browuson. End and
DUPONT G. o'clock.
Defiance vs.. Park A. c.. 3rd and
Adams.
Merwick vs.. Newport Flyers.
Newport
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
REHABS' TEAM WINS
ANOTHER GAME

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. May 12.-The Rehab-
iltation team made Il two straight
victories on wednesday by defeat
ing the Perryville Post Hospital
team s to 7. The "rehabs" made a
plucky. uphill fight winning out in
the hnal inning on McDonaid's two
base hit. They went 10 bat in the
eighth with the score 70 8 against
them and batted out Ave runs In the
ighth and ninth innings. Yardley
IN centre played a fine game and
saved the contest for the "rehabs'
by a couple Of clever catches. Yocum
and Konegan the "rehabs" battery,
did good work.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12

given trial al the Eastlake-St
Mary's game. He comes highly
recommended.
Several matters OF importance
which need Strengthening out have
made It necessary for President
Warren 20 call meeting OF the City
League. The meeting win be held
In The Evening Journal Office on
Tuesday night az o'clock. one
OF the reasons for calling the meet
ing. President Warren said. is that
some OF the managers have ap-
preached him on the subject stating
that they have a number OF questions
TO bring up for settlement
In the New Castle County League
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
SPORT S
THIS TIME LAST YEAR

George Kelly hit his second
homer with the bases filled
within a week.
Ruth hit his tenth homer. a
triple and a single al Detroit.
Gus Wilson. Carpenters
trainer. announced the French
mans training camp at Man
hasset ready.
Wall Street quote 20 that
Jack Dempsey beats Carpenter
by a X. o.
William T. Tilden, worlds
singles champion, sailed for
England to defend his British
tennis title.
F. W. Ruben. American dele
gate, sailed 10 attend conference
OF Olympic officials In Swttzer-
land.
sisler scored the tying run
against the Athletics on the
front end OF a triple steal
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
BEACON HOPS NEXT
WEEK FOR GAMES

BEACON hops of Monday morn
ing At s o'clock FOR its Ions baseoalI
trip down the Delmarvia peninsula
The Tenth street squad hopes 70
stage a comeback on this trip 10
cover up the hard lost games played
so far this season. Coach Boggs mas
been handing his proteges a rev
POINTERS on what to do and how TO
do II on the trip. and in particular
when stopping in each town TO play.
Through Delaware and Maryland
Beacon may meet with much sue
cess. but the little mountain teams
OF virginia will give the locals stih
opposition.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
W. H. s. T0PLAY
TAILOR MADE MAN

Owing 20 the large cast and size
OF the production. the stage in the
High School auditorium Is being
enlarged. for the presentation OF
the "Tailor-Made Man" the Cohan
and Harris success. The seniors OF
the school will present this as their
class play on May IS and ls.
Miss Ruth Barthold Is coaching
the class for the presentation. II Is
planned 20 make a bigger and bet
ter showing than ever before. Miss
Rarthold Is being assisted by James
Grant. stage manager. and James
McRoberts. financial manager. the
leads in the cast will be PLAYED by
Bartlett Carley. Hilda Brand Hy-
man Yanowitz and Pat Leahy.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
RANKERs TAKE NOTICE.

The Bankers and Brokers Club,
which meets Edge Moor in a City
League game at Edge Moor tomor-
row afternoon will make the trip in
buses. All those wishing to take the
trip are requested 10 notify Business
Manager Collins by calling phone 25
before II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, so that he will be In a position
to know how many buses TO order.
The buses will leave Ninth and
Market streets at 2 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
ARks GIVE LAST DANCE.

The last Of a series OF dances was
given by Noah's Ark, No. l. in
Pythian Castle. last night. The affair
was featured by a number Of prize
dances and novelty steps Many Of
the dancers wore the white caps OF
the Noah Ark's crew. Kimmey's Or
chestra furnished the music.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
THIS WEEKS BASEBALL

TODAY
Haddon Heights va Wilmington, Bay
anrd Field
Goodman VI. Five Points. Eimhur-t
Hatch Motors vs.. Wilmington. Sec
ond and dupont Umpire-Duncan-
Butchers vs.. Parkside, KiriSwood
Park.
Church LeaFus
First Division:
Grace vs.. St. Paul. Baynard Fi.id.
No. /. Umpire-Brittlngha
Mt Salem vs.. Second Baptis+ Rav.
nard Field. No. 2. Umpire-Ross
Second DivisiOnf
Trinity NJ. +. vs.. Bethany. Rockford
No. 2. Umpire-Rickerts
Evening journal., 1922-05-12

Pltman. 100 and 22O yard dashes;
Betzmer. the javelin. shot put and
discus: Humphrey, the discus and
iaveIin; Mcdonnell the pole vault;
r. France. high jump; Harper, the
broad jump and Smith, the quarter
mile. Manager Geohegan was also
a member OF the squad.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
TOday's Popular Question:
"Are you going 10 the circus p

1OudyN EOIulI Qut-tluns-
"Are you going 10 the circus? p
-a-x-e-
Harlan Field, one Of the two
enclosed fields in town, which
has been practically idle thus
far this season will spring into
activity next week. We've been
officially notified that the Bach
arch Giants will breeze into
town about the first OF the week.
The dusky athletes. considered
as one OF the best diamond COM
binations in the country. includ-
, ing major leaguers, have ar
ranged quite an impressive pro-
gram for their opening which
Is scheduled 10 take place on
Wednesday.
Nativity, OF Philadelphia, a
y nine whose first class calibre IS
known TO close followers OF the
national pastime will provide
the Introductory number with
the Bacharachs. II will be a
twilight tilt. starting al 8. Fri
day the Cressona Tigers, coal
h region champs will be the guest
OF the Giants.
The Bacharachs are Journey
ing north and on Sunday will be
in Baltimore opposed 10 the W.
K. Black Sox OF that city.
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No movement attempted I'm VIII
fninrton sport circles in recent years
has had greater approval than will
no doubt be accorded the construc-
ion OF the new athletic field out on
avenue. WiiihihE'oi'
has needed n modern enclosed field
Evening journal., 1922-05-12
Ax'ionn:-

Lea sure get their bumps
II they were not continually failing
in soft"
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The fellow who doubles
up and gets even had moth
ing when he started.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12

Many a feature play IS lost by the
publicity pushers of some Of the local
ball clubs. They Just naturally
overlook them. The other day a
game was won in the final frame
after two men were out by n pinch
hitter singling and the next man hit
ting a homer. The two blows were
not even mentioned.
Evening journal., 1922-05-12

There's n thousand reasons why n
new enclosed athletic field should be
built and there's more than thous-
and good uses the new park will be
put 10 when completed.