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Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27
VOLLEY KILLS TWO
STRIKE BREAKERS

BRIDGEPORT, Ohio, June 81
John Majors was killed and his ne
phew Clyde, was injured today when
they were en- route to the Cathiner
mine near here, where they were work
ing as strike breakers.
Eleven shots were fired at the auto
mobile in which two men were riding.
Sheriff's deputies could find no
trace of the assailants. Guards We're
thrown around the mine property to
prevent further trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27
GIRLS BATTLE TO
DEATH WITH KNIVES

MOULTRIE, Ga, June .27.-Jeal,
ousy was today believed by police to
be the cause of fight which resulted
fatally for Miss Molly Walters, beauti-
full Moultrie girl and the wounding of
her sister, Miss Florence Walters, by
Miss Sarah Creech.
Miss Creech was lodged in Jail charg-
ed with murder following a fight be-
tween the three late yesterday when
a knife was plunged into Miss Molly
Walters. Florence Walters was slight
ly wounded.
Miss Creech pleaded self defense
when arraigned.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27
FIFTY GALLONS PULL
AIRPLANE TO EARTH

SAN DIEGO, June 27.-Three men
held by Mexican authorities yesterday
when their airplane was seized after
a landing in Mexican territory, will
probably be released today, United
States officials said.
The men were held when their plane
stopped in desolate valley, across the
border, near a high powered automo
bile with load of 80 gallons of
whiskey, it is reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27
HARDING MOVES TO
END COAL STRIKE

WASHINGTON, June 27--Strong in
timidation that conference of coal
operators and miners to settle the long
continued mine strike will be called by
President Harding was given official
ly at the White House today.
With the coal reserves of the ma
tion rapidly dwindling to point where
the pinch of a fuel shortage soon will
be felt, the mine strike situation has
been placed before the president s cab
met
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27
BURGLAR ALARM
NIPS BANK BANDITS

BURBANK, Calf, June 27.-Bur-
glars entering the State Bank of Bur
bank at a. m. today were foiled by
the burglar alarm and captured.
The bank is half mile from the po-
lice station. In five minutes Patrol
men Kyle and o Ichvary were on the
scene, getting the robbers as they fled
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27

FREEPORT, N. Y, June 27.-The
chic Mrs. Mabel Hirsh today played
nurse for the millionaire husband she
is accused of shooting. One of her light
blue eyes was still "black."
Elvin Edwards, prosecutor, gather
ed evidence and corralled witnesses in
preparation for the session before the
Nassau county grand jury tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27

SAN DIEGO, Calf, June 27.-Pa-
cific coast advertising men advertising
advertising to the world today with a
big parade, the most spectacular fea-
ture of the five day session of the AT
filiated Ad Clubs of the West.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27
NOTED JAPANESE PRINCE DEAD

TOXIC, June 27.-Japan was mourn
ing the death of Prince Yorihito Hi
gashi- -Fushimi, one of the most promin.
ent figures in the japanese nobility.
He was the seventeenth son of the
late Prince Kuniiye and was 55 at the
time Of death.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-Lines
were being drawn today for stiff
fight over the conduct of the National
Veterans Bureau in charge of rehabil-
itation work, before the national con-
vention of Disabled Veterans of the
World War.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27

FARGO, N. d., June 27--Nonpnrti.
sans, fighting to come back at tomof-
rows North Dakota primary, are con-
fident Lynn ]. Frazier will defeat
Senator Porter J. McCumber for the
republican senatorial nomination.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27
BIG LEAGUES
TODAY

AMERICAN
At Philadelphia, First Game
R. H. E.
Boston ............................
Philadelphia o q
Batteries: Pennock ana Ruel; Rom
nell and Perkins.
r. H. E.
Chicago q
Detroit .............-...-.--........-----
Batteries: Schupp, House and schalk;
Elmke, Cole and Bassler.
At Cleveland
R. H. E.
st. Louis !
CLEVELAND ...........................9 IL 5
Batteries: Wright, Nan Glider, Dan
forth and SEVERED; Mails, keefer,
O O'Neill, Shinault.
At Philadelphia, Second Game
R. H. E.
Boston 7
Philadelphia ..............-.....--.-- IO
Batteries: Ferguson and Ruel; Hei-
mack, Rommel and Perkins.
NATIONAL
At Boston
R. H. E.
Brooklyn .....-....,......-......-......-.- 10
Boston
Batteries: Ruether ind DeBarry;
Deschger and Gowdy.
At New York
Called in 9Th, rain.
r. H. E.
Philadelphia ........................... l o
New York .......-..............-..-......... ~
Batteries: Hubbell and Henhne;
Douglas and Snyder.
No second game; rain.
At Chicago, First Game
r. H. e
Pittsburgh ...........................-.-...'
Chicago "a a.
Batteries: Cooper and Gooch;
cheeves, Jones and O'Farrell.
At Chicago, Second Game
r. H. e.
Pittsburgh I1
Chicago D 10
Batteries: Glazner, Carlson ana
Gooch; Alexander and Wirts.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27
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Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-27
WEATHER TODAY

Southern California - Tonight
and Wednesday, fair except
cloudy or foggy near coast in
the morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
E|CHTEEN-HOLE COURSE
PLEASES GOLF|NG FANS.
Alex Douglas, Professional at
Municipal Course, Makes
Par Of 70.

The new is hole Municipal Golf
Course at Porter Reservoir has been
completed and is being visited daily
by a large number OF golf enthusiasts.
The course was opened on Saturday
when 1o5 golfers Travelled over the
course.
Practically every hole on the course
has at least one or more hazards.
and the player straying from the
fairway suffers a penalty OF one
stroke. The course Is IN excellent
condition. The bunkers will be
cleaned out this week. There are
l3 new greens and every one is being
used. The grass VIII also be out this
week. One particular hole requires
that the player drive over willow
tree in order 10 keep on the fairway.
AT the present time the par for
the Is holes is 20. The lowest score
made on the new course as yet was
turned in by Alex Douglas, the
professional at the course. while
playing In a foursome. Every one
who has visited the new course has
been very much pleased.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
CORPORAL HUMMEL IN
FAST BOUT IN PANAMA
Former Fort du Pont Football
Star Gains Fame as Heavy
weight Pugilist.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware city, Oct. 25.-Corporal
George Hummel. who Will be remem-
bered by al Wilmington football fans
as the big fullback Of the Fort du
Pont team for several years past. has
written 70 4 friend in Delaware City
from Balboa. Panama Canal Zone,
where he Is stationed at this time, that
he recently engaged IN = ten-round
bout at a Balboa athletic club with
Jack" pougherty, a heavyweight,
who was. a few years ago. a sparring
partner OF Sam McVey. L contender
for the heavyweight title.
The referee declared the fight a
draw at the end OF the ten rounds.
Soldier Hummel stated IN his letter
that every round was fast and furious
and that Dougherty nearly had him
down and out in the fourth round,
but that he rallied and in the sixth
round almost put Dougherty away.
Hummel was champion heavyweight
while stationed at Fort du Pont and
represented the Army in the heavy
weight division in q number OF boxing
tournaments with the Navy and
Marine Corps and usually came off
victorious. Hummel was one OF the
best line plugging backs in the game
around these parts and deserved the
reputation he had as being q very
! clean and gentlemanly player.
! CorpoCal Hummel said, also. In his
! letter that he did not like the Life in
Panama very much and that in a short
time he expected 10 buy his dis
charge from the Coast Artillery In
Panama and return here and enlist
in the First Engineers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
AT WILMINGTON SCHOOLS

erous chances to ecore until the latter
part OF tho game.
du Pont is anxious to obtain games
for Its second and grade school teams.
The grade school team challenges any
similar team in tho State for the
championship. Last Thursday night
they defeated tho Rocl1and team
some OF tho members OF whom are
on tho Varsity and second teams OF
the high schOol. Tho final score OF
this gamo was TO 0. tho first throc
points being made in tho first 1--WE
minutes OF play, Throughout the
game. numerous subsututlOns were
made.
Friday night of last week tho du
second team to n ecoreless tie
Friends used several Varsity playrs
on their second team. but were unable
to defeat du pont.
Coach Coronway OF du Pont was
located at Girard College dn Philadel-
phla. At that place no was assistant
coach In tho various sports TO +.
Martin Kelchner. who placed athletics
at GBrard College on such a high
basis. and whose soccer team was de-
feated but once In two years, last
| year winning the Philadelphia city
school championship. Coach Coron-
way has introduced this gystom Of
| soccer at du POnt and looks forward
| 10 n very successful season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
DU POINT SCHOOL IN
THIRD SPORT YEAR
kennett Pike Institution Giving
Much Attention to
Athletics.

du Pont High School has launched
Its third year In soccer and promises
to mako this tho most successful sea-
son. Although the number of boys In
tho school is small. the squad this
year has 80 candidates, mostly from
the two lower classes, which gives
promise OF successful teams for sew
eru years.
Tho greatest handicap Mt du Pont Is
tao distance so many students live
from tho school. Despite this fact,
however. each evening thero is a fun
attendance for practice.
At practice zach boy IL drilled in
tho fundamentals of the position for
which he is trying. and several hours
each day blackboard talks Illustrat-
Ing system OF team play are mapped
out Each player is instructed as TO
his particular duties. both on defense
and offense.
From last years team, 1--WE reg1I-
| lars remain: Beatty. Mt right full
backi Angelo. at left fullback; Taylor
at center halfback: Fulmer. center
forward. and William Betty al inside
| tlons. the following men are compel
Ing: Roser. A. RuEgcrlo. w. Ruggerio,
Ralph Betty, Alva King. strazzells,
Hughes, Cunningham. Heating. lay
man and CovingtOn. In tho backfeld
are Nesbitt. George Betty, Dobbs
| Potts, Harding. Worrell and Duncan.
| Strickland and wilkins are taking
| caro- OF the goal tender position with
tho former alternating at halfback.
| Besides the high school. there are
30 boys In tho grade school out foe
practice two nights week. They are
being carefully instructed in the fun.
damentals OF tho game and have a
fast team. II is tho purpose OF the
coach TO have material coming III
each year from the grades to fiji Fl
the places left by those who graduate
du Pont has played two games thi,
season. Tho first game was lost t,
the Wilmington Friends School. 2 e
0. Both Wilmington points were gain
cd from penalty kicks. Almos
throughout the entire game du Pom
had tho ball In Friends territory. bu
lacked tho punch to put Il over
Friends were unable TO penetrate tn,
du POnt defence Nesbit. tho left half
back of du Pont. guarded Coy. Friend
fast outside loft so closely that Friend
were unable TO begin any attack tha
could carry tho ball down for n sho
at tho goal. On Tuesday. October 81
these two teams clash again at Rock
ford Tower and du Pont is determine,
to win.
! On Tuesday OF last week. du Pom
played Middletown High School on d,
Pont Field, and won. 3 TO 0. du Pont'
three points were made in the las
three minutes of play. The goal
were made no fast that Middleton
! could not organize a defense agains
: them. The score should have bee
much larger. but the center forward
, failed TO take advantage OF the mum
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
SALESIANUM QUINTET HAS
STRONG SCHEDULE PLANNED

Philadelphia. oct. 25.-Camden
High was admitted TO tho Catholic
High School League yesterday Mt the
annual meeting when the schedule
was adopted for the coming season.
Rev. Paul Fournier represented
Salcslanum. of Wilmington. The
Salesiannm dates are as follows:
January Salesianun High, at
Camden Catholic High.
January 9 Salesianurn High at st
Joseph Prep.
January Catholic High at
Salesianum High.
January 1G-S Salesianuru High al
West Catholic High.
January 19-Camden Catholic High
at SaleSianum High.
January 23--Villanove Prop, al
Salesianum High.
January 26-St- Joseph Prep. al
SalesiaDum High
January 30--Salesianurn High al
Catholic High.
February 3-West Catholic High al
Salesianum High.
February 9--Salesianun High a.
VilIanova Prep.
You get results from Every Eve
ming classified ads.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
COMPANY { To- HAVE
B0X|NGAT SMOKERS
Elkton Ouardsmen to Have
Sport; "Bill" MCGOWAN is
Matchmaker.

Company u, Maryland State Militia,
will stage number OF high class box
ing exhibitions this winter In the
Armory Mt Elkton. "Bill' McGowan
will promote tho bouts that will be
staged Mt smokers. Singers aro to be
engaged who will render SONGS be-
tween rounds. This should ofrer real
opportunity to local fistic fans, as the
trip can DO made by train or auto
mobile in short time.
The officials of tho Elkton Armory
where tho bouts will be staged are
putting. forth their best efforts In
order to mako tho bouts a success.
Their first move was to secure the
handled ring champions for tho past
% years. He has been connected
with the Olympia A. A. In Philadelphia
for the past six years.
Tho opening bout will bo staged on
Friday evening. November II. officials
of Company IL have made arrange
ments for passing trains TO stop for
local fans on the wny to this city. The
trip by automobile is IA miles. There
WIN hisV bt Np'Niti bhb NtINitt W hIlu
from Elkton.
"Bill" has had some good experience
in the boxing game. He started Jimmy
Murphy on tho road that led up TO on
counters with "Ad' Wolgast and
Benny Leonard. Bill also promoted
bouts Mt tho old du Pont Athletic
Club. He was In charge OF the bouts
| that were given In this city several
years ago for the benefit of the Red
| Cross. The Red Cross received s21. .00C
from this benef1t. The funds derived
from the Elkton smokers will be turn.
cd over 10 Company Il camp fund.
Efforts will be made to secure IN,
| services of Ralph Raymond, Johnn,
Horba. Battling Barnes. Pete Devine
Kid Hammer, Lefty Smith of Newark
| and Chick Clark OF the same place
for the opening smoker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
GREAT INTEREST IN
SEAFORD LAUREL GO
Downstate Football Followers
Await Result of Fridays
Battle at Seaford.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Seaford. Oct. 25.-The result OF the
football game between Seaford and
Laurel High School teams. to be play
ed at Seaford. Friday. October "a.
Will be watched with much interest
by football followers all over lower
-De,awarc, as we'll as tho high school
elevens all over the state. The game
will have an important bearing on
deciding the champion high school
football team In Sussex county. as
these two elcvens. along with George
town. appear TO he the class of the
high school football elevens IN the
county this year.
This will he tho first meeting be-
tween these two teams. While Milford
and Bridgeville still have shot at
the championship. II is not believed
by those who have watched these two
teams perform. that they will figure
IN the honors this year. Both clev-
ems have been beaten 10y Laurel and
Seaford this fall. and according TO the
scores made each ny Seaford and
Laurel against Milford. that team
looks hOpclcssly out OF the summing.
Georgetown and Laurel played one
game early In the season, at Laurel,
resulting in tie score. These two
e;cvcns will meet again. the game to
be played at Georgetown. Scaford
and Georgetown have not yet clash
ed. tho FIRST game arranged between
thcse ;wo elevens being November l.
at Georgetown. SaafOrd Will tackle
laurel again on November 30, nj
Laurel. while Georgetown will play
a return game here on November ~
Both Coaches Lowdcn and Marvel
OF Seaford and Laurel. respectively
are putting their teams through stifl
practice this week. which will be
continued until the day OF the battle
and there Is no doubt hut that each
eleven will he flt as a fiddle when the
whistle blows F-iday afternoon for
them to yet in action against each
other. In the number Of games play
ed Laurel has the edge on Seaford
that team having been lined up ii
two more games than Seaford. but II
Is not thought tina. this will material
ly affect the result OF the encounter
Friday.
Football followers down the PENN
sula. who have seen both teams ir
action. say they are evenly matched
considering their play all around
Some are inclined 10 believe tha
Laurel may possibly be stronger II
the backfCld. while Seaford has IN,
edge on the line. At any rate tn,
game will be one OF the hardes
fought ever played on this peninsula
and one OF the largest crowds tha
ever saw a high school football clasl
between two elevens SO evenly match
ed is expected 10 BE on hand whel
play is called.
Scores OF football followers say tn
game will be narrowed down 20 a bat
tie OF strategy between the two coach
es, Lowden and Marvel Tho forme
is a graduate OF Lafayette College
where he made the Varsity footbal
elevens, while the latter was a cracl
performer on the University OF Della
ware team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
HIGH CAGE STARS TO
HAVE HEAVY SEASON
Manager Stayton's Workers
Face Galaxy of Teams for
Winter Sport.

Manager stayton of tho Whining
ton. High School basketball team
has seventeen games scheduled for
tho Cherry and White cagers. The
season viii bo opened December g..
with du Pont High serving MS the at
traction at tho Delaware avenue cage.
Coach Ashton VIII not issue the
call for basketball candidates until
after tho football season. Meanwhile,
candidates may have access TO the
gymnasium for practice Already elk
Of last yoar's squad have been In tho
cage getting tuned Up for the com
ing battle for positions.
Those who will be back from last
seasons squad will include Captain
LichcnRtcin, Roman, Fletcher, Rick
ards, Hurlhy. Fbnzer and Decar-
pointer. The first two named were
varsity players and Il seems that four
berths will be open on tho first team.
The schedule:
du Pont. December Q, home.
Newark, December 10, home.
Northeast. December q, away.
Coatesville, January 3. homo.
Friends School, January g. away.
Camden. January l6, away.
West Chester, January 10. home.
Wenonah Prep. January "a. away.
i. I. D., February 2, home.
Saleslauum, February 8, away.
Norristown. February 10. away.
Friends School. February &c. home
Southern. February %. home.
Chester, Tome and Ridley ParI
datos have not boon decided upon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
IMP" RYAN WORKS
OUT FOR HIGH SQUAD
Star FootbaIler Teaches Cherry
and White Some Fine Points
of the Game.

Coach Ashton had his proteges out
bright and early yesterday afternoon
for practice. Tho coach used stern
measures yesterday and a hard. Wig.
orous workout resulted The gridiron
instructor told the men beforehand
of the plays and II the players mex
cusably "bawled" the play he was
due for reprimand. The man who
fails to know the signals by this time
faces a rough and rocky road and
chances OF winning the coveted wv"
will vanish.
The Varsity was lined up against
the scrubs and found the going easy
Cox. one OF the Varsity's backtield
men, hurt his leg and was forced out
OF the game. The injury gave him
considerable pain, but it is not known
definitely II he will be out OF the game
this week.
After the various formations. the
teams were lined UP for scrimmage
and the Varsity made a 1910 score.
The big team had the end runs and
forward passes working in fine order
and gained considerable ground by
these methods.
bill" Bowe chalked up one touch
down, while Herb White contributed
| two and kicked a goal after touch
down for his contribution. "Bill'
Comfy played a neat game for the
scrubs and was In numerous plays.
Captain Stout, Norm White, Sweezy
and "Gawge" Fletcher were on the
injured list and consequently did not
see action. Mark Donahoe held down
| the pivot position and shot the ova
back in big league style.
imp" Ryan, noted football player
of these environs. was at the grounds
yesterday to see the boys work out
Imp" dropkicked and did some nea
forward passing. showing that he re-
tains his old time cunning.
The girls OF the Wilmington High
School will beat the boys in preparing
for basketball as they get started
Thursday for their 1928 season
Their hockey teams are showing VI
in fine style and interclass games will
be played this week at Eighteenth
and Van Buren, streets.
The University Sf Delaware fresh
man basketball team should prove
hard proposition for some OF the loca
schools. Although they have not beel
, scheduled by the Highlets manage
! they may be seen In action with othe
local schools. The university shoul
have a galaxy OF material for a win
ming team. "Al" SlonsEy, Lew Jacob
son and Lew Kramer are the Cherr
and Whites contribution, Will
: Hatch, the leading scorer OF Friend
r School will romp with the abov
Weggenmann, from New Castle Hig
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
BARRETT'S COMEBACK
|MPRESSES THE FANS.
Doughsrty's Protege Again In
terests Fistic Followers: Has
Developed Left.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. 25.-They
are still talking about Bobby Bar
rett's victory over Joe Tiplitz Ia their
sensational eisht-round battle OF last
week Two things stood out in thla
contest that VIII make 81 iinzer long
IN the memories OF followers OF thu
punch Foremost Of the many fea-
lures was ths marked Improvement
shown by Barrett. Second only 70 tho
Clifton Heights lads corneback was,
the rare gameness displayed by
Tiplitz.
Instead OF relying solely on his
right-hand punch, Barrett convinced
ring followers that he has made great
progress in the direction OF develop
ing a left almost equally dangerous
as his right. On r. number OF occa-
sions Barrett set Tiplitz back on his
heels with a straight left or q left
hook. Heretofore the Elrrett left
was virtually so much excess baggage.
4 Barrett admirer who had followed
Bobby TO his meteoric rise. his sudden
fall and then to his comeback. asked
Jimmy Dougherty the other day where
Barrett got that left hand. The
sage of Crum Lynne vaxed enthusi-
astic about the teachings of Bobby
| Do0bs. the colored trainer, who N
his fighting days was one OF the best
left jabbers to shake q fist.
After Barrett had been knocked
! out by Sid Marks. friends told me that
Bobby was through" said Dougherty.
L didn't agree with them. Naturally.
I figured Bobby would have a hard
time OF it unless he developed some
/ kind OF a punch with his left hand.
Finally I put him under the care OF
Bobby Dobbs and told Dobbs to make
I him forget his right for a while and
concentrate on developing his left. Ths
results. shown in the bout with Tip
( Iitz. speak for themselves.
L maintained all along that Barrett
was one Of the most promising OF
boxers developed in many months.
and 7 still believe ne Will wipe out
his. past defeats and fight his way 10
| the very top. He showed against
Tiphtz that he can slug with any man
his pounds. and he's = much improved
/ fighter"
Dougherty also has columns OF
praise for the gameness OF Tiputz
He admitted that he was impressed
almost as much with Tiplitzs cour.
age as with Barrett's victory.
I've seen them al. said Dougherty
but cant recall q gamer exhibition
than that Of TipItz. Barrett hit him
right on the button with his right
Tiplitz dropped like 4 log. He was
completely out. but the minutes rest
between the first and second round
awakened him. Tiphtz was barrel.
able TO stand on his feet when tbs
bell sounded for the second round II
fact. he could hardly walk from III.
corner. Anybody but Tiplitz never
would have come up for the secont
round My hats of to Joe as one o.
the gamest fighters ever saw