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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
OLYMPIA A. {. HOLDS
AN entertainment.
Young Organization Has Shown
Much Pep in It's Athletic
Activities.

An entertainment was held in the
club rooms Of the Olympia 4 9. and il
excelled tho affair Of a week ago These
social entertainments are put on each
week under the direction Of Harry
Pogue and Samuel Briefrnan and have
enjoyed such success that the mem
bers ~ the club are contemplating
putting one Of the affairs on much
larger scale at one Of the local halls
for the members and their friends
This club. which organized about
FIVE weeks ago. with membership
Of IS. has grown to such numbers that
{ viii be necessary before long to
procure larger quarters 10 accOmmO-
date the increased membership and
take care Of it's future enlarged actiyi
ties in sporting circles
Although no sports have been in
dulged in under the auspices Of the
club, due to the fact that the club
had a late start. the boys have made
plans TO engage in practically all
sports and 20 have one Of the best
equipped gyms in the state
The club Is making arrangements to
hold banquet and get-together affair
for it's members at one Of the leading
cafes i'm the near future at which sew
eral prominent men OF the city viii
be Invited 10 speak on the subject Of
athletics and good fellowship
A meeting Of the club will be held
tomorrow night at 4l3 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
NEWARK CLUB WILL
HOLD BIG MEETING
"Bill" Morrisey viii Assist New
Castle County League Or
ganization.
Special corrcsrondenee Every TrenIn.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. April lo--Thc biggest
meeting that Newark Field Club has
yet held VIII be held In tho hrmory on
Tuesday night. AZ this time nnel
preparations viii bo made for the
opening game, which will bc~plnyed
at Five Points on April 90 Tho suits
for tho club have been ordered
IL In not known az yet, whether tho
Frazer Field grounds viii DO used or
not. but efforts ara being made 10 OBJ
tain this field. II tho college grounds
can be obtained Newrrk ~ assured Of
having tho best playing field IN tho
New Castle County League.
"Bill" Morrlsey. known 20 every
baseball fan of Newark has offered
hia services 10 tho club and viii alp
with tho coaching OF the team Tho
minstrel show 90 be given by tho club
in tho Opera House viii probably be
held on April 81.
Although tho grounds were rather
wet on Saturday the team went
through hard drill and several ~
the candidates for positions showed up
well.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
High and Salesianun VIM DeLauare Loses to Bo1udoin
BITE OF THE "C0LF BUG" HAS
SERIOUS EFFECT ON DEVOTEE

Speaking Of soirnE a person
stroke at ball. he
whether he hits tho bali
symposium held
not baccroogsta.
feccd by this and con-.
In tho language Chicago
corning II
"xolf bug" quickly decided
Of either
who ennored OF the golf
cusson evolved the
who n
csfng brevado
think" and dreams OF little during
How does 1t STING when7 n than Nm
dona Amateur and Open Champion Chick
Tho potential victim
and with
easily tho little ball mercy whipped
twice and becomes both arened
for fear he will fan again Io eventually topping
along tho ground now hooking icins
Thus he Of Q hut
to
the ball flies n SCENE to
from the crack OF the club head
heart OF the
ofinenahe pleasure
been ed Eofs
NO oxophnie n yards with
enuson every
a golf for everm
His worse bu
Of
and sweet shot And that is the golf hug bites"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
SALEsIANUM NINE IN
WIN OVER NEW CASTLE,

New Castle. April to.--Salesianurn
OF Wilmington won over New Castle
High School here Saturday afternoon.
1916. In tho opening game of tho sea-
son.
The fielding Of tho Catholic hurl-
ers was slightly Off color and this
was 20 the advantage Of the New
CATTLE nine. Salesianum sent young
Joe Battle to tho mound in the first
two frames and he held his victims
puzzled. He was forced 20 give Up
his post 20 Reds Dolan because Of n
badly sprained arm.
Jimmy Kerrigan pitched the last
two innings and succeeded in strlk-
ing two men out. The feature of Sa-
lesianum's playing was tho long dis
lance hit made by Jimmy Fort, bring
ing three men home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
| MILF ORD HIGH TO
| BACK STRONG CLUB
Hard Schedule Planned Tor
Sussex Countians Who
Seek State Title.
Special correspondence Every Evening

Milford. Arril i0--rhe milford riish
School has organized baseball team
and Rra ont 20 win this years cham
pionship cf Delaware. ard from pres
ent appearances tho school has. an nF-
greFation 81 PLAYERS that will make
eoiAe rf tho other Delaware school
teams huR'le 90 nose them out
the Milford T}lTh school had an ss
.Ccllent team last yenr. having losi htt
very few games and the personnel 80
the nine. while q ia practically tra
same M last wear. has been gteaiir
strengthened in several weak uiarca
that makes them worthy opponent
for any nine In the two practice
games this wear. with Harrington
they won both contests, & 10 ana o
10
The Milford team stui hes thal,
pitching ace. Wilson, who lest year
won i2 out Of his "a games. PLAYED.
and the teams pitching strength has
been greatly increased by rostIep. a
recruit. who has shown great poaai-
hiiftiep
They stili have the veteran outf,aid
| OF last year intact. and thia trio arc
sreyhounds whom Il comes 20 chasing
liners and they ara not Glow with the
Willow There - no question. bot
what the hcNt work on tho team with
/ The stick viii 10 doue by Riga and
Wilson. who ate counted as plugEurs
ip high school ranks
: Thu s., hool has arranged a very hard
schedule Tor this year. tho first gnmc
being played with Seaford at Searord
on Tuesday next They wcro 10 have
played Dover, hut the game was can
'Ceiled hy the Dover club on account
az a local celebration
The list OF contests this year I'm
cludos games with BcaCom's Business
College ~ Wilmington. and the Uni
Versi;y 81 Delaware freshmen and all
the strong secondary teams IN the
State,
The following lineup has been de
C'dcd upou 10y The coaches. but it's
pcrfuanency depends upon how the
. boys perform, Riggs. catcher; Wa
son, pitcher. posties. pitcher: Nutter
+ first base Holzmueller, second base
/ Griffith, third base; Denney. short
stop; Roberts. left field: Dryden, Ger
ter field, Scott, right field. Substi
tutes Eeckwith. Short. Horton. Coach
IS. Andrews. Barsby
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
], Of DELAWARE
LOSES TO BOWDO|N
Coach ShipIey's Pitchers Un-
able to Stop Onrush Of
Maine Nine.

Special Correspondents Every Evening
Newark. April lo.-Delawarc got
away To a poor start In the opening
innings Of tho first homo game OF the
season Saturday afternoon with the
strong Rowdoin College team ana was
defeated 3 10 2. "Dory" Collins. who
started the game. had eoro arr, and
could not locate tho plato with the
result that two runs were scored by
the visitors In the first inning. Chal-
lenger. who was next tried In tho box
was bumped pretty hard In tho third
and fourth innings. which, with a
tumble by Mccormick gave Bowdoin
three moro runs. Joe" Rothroek took
up tho work with two out ana one on
IN the fourth and although no was ais
handicapped by a sore arm, he held
the visitors scorelecs for tho remainder
Of the game
There was large crowd on hand 10
see the opening home game. While
Delaware did not win thcre were
plenty OF thrills In the game for the
spectators. Both teams hit tho ball
hard Ono OF the outstanding fielding
features was a sensational diving
catch by DantZ. In centre field OF a
line drive from Handy's bat I'm the
eighth~Jnning. Graves, in centre for
the visitors. also did some clever field
Ing and I'm tho second inning robbed
Murray Of what looked like sure
three Dagger
IL was no Disgrace TO be beaten by
team Ike Bowdoin. as they look 10
he an exceptionally strong combination
and defeated Penn on Thursday. of
last week by larger score than they
did Delaware. The breaks were
against the Blue and Cold AZ several
batting rallies were stopped by fnst
work on tho part 81 the outtelders
and tho golden chance was lost in the
lucky seventh. when Lowell. after scor-
Ing from first with one down, on n
Iretty two-base drive of WI sons. was
called out for cutting third.
Coach Shipley made numerous
changes In the lineup In an effort 20
turn tho tide. After changing pitch
ers twice I'm the first four innings. ie
sent Hook TO hat for Harmer i'm the
nth md replaced Harmer in risht
with Lowell In the very next inning.
after Lowell failed 20 touch third
thereby losing Delaware n run and
chance for more. he badly misjdsed
hall in the field. allowing It to go for
two bases. and Coach Shipley sen,
Masaw out 20 replace him Nutter
hsttai for Mccormick in the sixth
md WIS sent 10 second and Wilson
moved over 70 short. Hunt hatted for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
SALESIANUM EXPECTS BIG YEAR IN SPORT

This yeer seems is going the
Catholic High
past years ectahehed such record
thought at a
n success
The never-to-ee forgotten
The Catholic
the without
inrosSihihty. holding
The basketball the
was kept from winning rlace '
track is
''' Al! '''
The tath
uup"
Sheehy Frankie Burke
tsthoic League he
Josephs Prep will be salesianums nrsto
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10

man at first. Mcdonald SCORED ~,
Murray's sacrifice fly.
Lowell got walk after one waa
Gown In the seventh. ''Skeet"' Wilson
then drove one over Nedlornsn'a head
Tor two racks and Lowell went all tho
way around. Tho field urnItre noticed
mat he failed 20 touch third and
when R"v'ioin player called his at.
tention 20 II he called Lowell out This
checked che batting rally.
i'eiawRre's finsI ,1ir came IN The
eighth inning jackson hit betWo. n
lett and centre for three base aud
scored on MurTays single
Coach Jack" CoOmhs ana tho WI.
hams College squad watched the game.
Naxt Friday aftgrnoon Delaware Will
play double header on Harlan Field
Wilmington. their opponents 10 he
University OF Pi;tshurg and Stevens.
On saturday, game with Holy Cross
VIII also lie played on Harlan Field
Saturdays score follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10

Rcthrock in the ninth and rot . walk.
Ramsey beins put In 20 run for him.
This made l. Delaware men who got
into the game.
Much interest among the spectators
was conferred IN Yep, the Chinese third
haseman. who at the University OF
Virginia last week. won the only game
that Delaware has captured this year
with a home run and triple. II hap
pened that zap had but ono chance In
he field ard got one safe hit
Jackson hack of the bat. looked fair
y good. While he pegged couple
Ugh TO second. he also threw two men
Nut. and his throw 70 first IN the
'ouvth inning. after Finn had drop
ned one In front of the plate. wns one
Of the fielding features.
BowIIoip started scoring IN the first
inning. Smith the first hittar, walked
and was moved to second on a sacri-
fice Morrell alec walked and Smith
moved 10 third when Graves forced
Morrell at second. Smith and Graves
pulled a double steal tho former scor-
Ing and Graves counted on HITS
single TO right.
Challenger replaced Collins IN the
second and got away with that inning
In fine shape. In the third, three
singles scored another run for Bow
doin The first two men up In the
fourth were out, and Finn then hit "a
Mccormick, who fumbled, the runner
reaching first. Handy and Walker
followed with doubles. scoring two
more runs. Captain Joe" Rothrock
then went in and tho scoring was stop
ped. Although the visitors got mum.
her of men on, Rothrock always tight
ened UP and they could not get them
around. In the seventh, the first two
men up singled. but the third was cut
at fret and Joe" famed the next two
Wilson led off in the first inning 10,
Delaware with n drive too hot foi
Smith 10 handle Cntil the sixth in
ming this was the only hit that Della.
ware got off Walker, Mcdonald. whc
has been a weak sister with the stitch
so far this season: lead of in the sixth
with the hardest clout OF the gam,
over Films head. which was good foi
three bases zap drove one between
third and short and while Morrel
knocked IL down and held Mcdonald
az third. ne could not get the China
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
PENN's GROVE HI0
LT..G0V. j. u. BUSH HOST
TO WILLIAMS PLAYERS

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, April 10 Coach Jack"
Coombs and tho Williams College
squad ot baseball players. who are
toiug their spring training on Frazer
Field University Of Delaware. we =
the guests. Yesterday afternoon. OF
Lieutenant-G Governor J. nauforth Busl
at his home In Wilmington, Chris
TOPPER l.. Ward and several other
alumni Of the college. living In VII
mington, were also at Lieutenant
Governor Bush's home 10 meet the
baseball squad
The coach has lost the services OF
the star twirler OF his team at least
temporarily. Cobb. who COombs In
tended TO pitch In the opening game
against Columbia University IN New
York, on Wednesday. went 10 that
city Friday night. 70 submit TO an
operation for the TRANSMISSION Of blood
for his brother, who IN ~ there.
Coombs will now likely piak either
Holmes or Gregory to pitch the open
err
Williams and Delaware will play a
seven~inning practice game startius
at 4 this afternoon. Tho Williams
squad will leave Newark tomorrow
Afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
SEAT ORD NINE TO
HAVE SPEEDY TEAM
Coach Lowdsn's Players Look
Forward TO Banner Season
and State Title.

Special Correspondence Every Evening"
seaford. April i0t--The sosford
High School baseball team, which -
cut for the championship Of tho oopn-
" and state high school clubs. win
appear on the diamond this season
rigged out with new uniforms This
waa made possible by the generous
contributions Of the merchants OF the
town and others interested IN tho suc-
cess IT tho team.
Coach I,owdan. recognized az one of
tho best baseball coaches in the state.
has high hopes 81 capturing first hon
ors among tho teams of the county.
aud IN turn capturing tho state
championship among the high school
baseball clubs lie says he hes the
best looking material he ever had In
lail his experience Of coaching baseball
nquoda Coach f.owden Is a graduate
~ Lafayette College. whore he had an
excellent record as q baseball. football
and basketball player. He has played
tho national game for soma time on
ibis peninsula, making good with
every team no has beon connected
I with He gave out n list of tho names
II tho players from which he expects.
ito carry Of the county and state
championships They are.
! Outnelders-E Elton Knowles, Howard
Purse. James Ross. George Emery.
/ Irving Carpenter Urias Graham. VIII
liam Lanl,. Walter AfcNeilley, John
| wiley Infeldere-Harold Stack, Al
ton O'Day. Albert Hi. George Huston.
William Truitt. Glenn Pussy, Conwell
ehpleY Harry Jarman. Pilchers--
Randolph Waller, James Burton.
THOMAS Moore. Albert Hln. Cetchers
william Dewitt. Granville Culver.
William Kinney. Coach Iowden will
elect his team from the above players
The schedule 80 far arranged by
Manager !. Richard Miles. IS rs fol-
lows:
/. April milford ar Sesford.
April 14--Muford a. Milford
April 1T--Delmar at Sseford
Alril 1s- Bridgoviiic AZ seaford.
April 26--r,eSves at Seaford
April Harrington AZ Harrington
May J--Bridgevire at Bridgevills-
May 12--Georsetown Of Sesford
May 1a--Delmhr at Delrner
May 24--Herrington at Seaford.
May 30--iIevves ~ Iseves
In addition to the above schedule
Manager Miles win arrange games
with the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
high school teams, Including Sails
e bury, fredericksburg. Hurlock. Cam
bridge and Denton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
HIGH VANQU|SHES
PENIS GROVE NINE
Cherry and White Opens Sea-
son With Victory Over
New Jersey Rivals.

About 900 fans saw the Cherry and
White open ita baseball season against
Penn's Grove on Saturday. Tho Ramo
was slow and embarrassing until
PENIS Grove tied tho score. and from
then on the game was interesting.
Richards showed up in good form
McNaugh pulled a Babe Ruth
stunt by cracking out homer in rho
eighth. VIC" Lichenstein played
bang up game az short
one his fault OF tho Cherry and
White nine was they failed 20 pull
together. On Wednesday the local
will limo up against the strong VII
lanova Prep. and Coach Ashton pre-
diets that the Hjghlets will be in
better shape.
The Jerscyites should not be under
estimated for they really played fine
article Of bali The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
sDoRys COLLINS SUFFERS
WITH STRAINED TENDON
Special Correspondence Every Evening.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. April 10r-'Dory'' Collins,
who started tho game in the box
against Bowdoin on Saturday and was
taken out because Of sore arm, Is
suffering with a strained tendon ~
his arm With careful care Of the,
arm Collins may be able 20 pitch one
Of the games in Wilmington the last
Of the week.
The double header that Delaware
will play with University ~ Pittsburx
and Stevens on Harlan Field, VIII
miugton. Friday. will be- started at g.
Pitt will play tho first game. Della
ware will play Holy Cross on the ssms
Held Saturday afternoon.
The track and field men will have
their first trial Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
WHAT DO YOU KNOW
ABOUT BASEBALL?

There is something wrong
about the above picture. Can
you detect the error purposely
made7 Every Evening will print
the names az those sending IN
correct solutions 10 these pic
lures. which will te published
daily Replies must be addressed
TO Baseball Puzzle Editor and
must be received 10y "Wednesday
noon. April L. Senders OF the
correct answer 10 this puzzle
will be published Thursday.
April lS. together with the cor
rect answer.
All records for the puzzle con-
test being conducted by Every
Evening were broken with the
replies received 10 the one pub
lished Thursday. April 6. for
which there We're nearly 20 cor
rect solutions received. sseaford
showed all other towns OF the
State of the map in this contest.
nearly 25 correct replies being
received from that place alone.
The correct solution 10 Thurs
days puzzle Is that the batter
Is wearing the catchers mask.
Those who sent In correct re-
plies are as follows.
William A. Lark. Jr.. Seaford.
Walter Hatfield. Seafori..
Elton Knowles. Seaford.
G.. r Russy. Seaford.
Leslie Stein. Seaford
Marion Pearson. Seaford
Alton O'Day. Seaford.
Pred Nevins. Seaford
William Trultt. Seaforc.
Harold Stack. Seaford
William McNeilly. Seatord.
Franklin Allen. Jr., Seaford.
George Huston. Sesford.
Harry Jarman. Seaford
Drum Jarman. Seaford.
Harry King. Seaford
Richard Miles. Seaford.
Floyd Tull. Seaford.
Claud Ellis, Seaford
William Torbert. Seaford.
Vaughn Hastings. Seaford.
Ashua West. Seaford.
Joseph o'Neill, Jr.. 507 n. Har-
risOn.
Miss Grace Couibourn, Sea-
ford.
John w. Palmer. e1s Wawaset
street.
Raymond Matthews. Laurel
Raymond J.. Thompson,
Laurel.
w Leo Donoghue, Hockessin.
Charles Simpson. Redden.
Stuart Horn. Jr, 2217 Wash
ington street
Norman l. Cannon. 900 West
Second street.
Walter Orth, 800 Walnut St.
James kirlin. 21s f. 4th. ST.
Vera Bormley.
Sydney r. Trott, 1913 West
Fourteenth street.
Francis J. Gordy, 500 Pine 81.
Filbert NJ. Hitch. Laurel.
George J. Merritt, 24l6 JEFF
ferson street.
W. Leslie wheatley. Federals-
burg. Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
UMPIRRs MRRT TONIGHT

A baseball umpires' sssocis-
ton will he formed ut n meeting
st Every Evening office tonight,
at 7.30. and all umpires who ere
interested are requested 70 at
tend. This idea In one that Is
being adopted IN the leading
cities throughout tho country
md several umpires have shown
their interest locally.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
THIS AND THAT OF SPORT

the Saints famed "a. The score
r h. G
St. Elizabeth's O21OO123O---9 s >
Richardson PIX. 2OOO0O0OO % 4 .
Batteries-Kelly and Jones. knowles
and Brady
East End A. c. Travelled TO Elkton
Saturday and was defeated by the
team OF that place. 3 10 2. The game
was fast and interesting throughout,
both teams touching the pitchers for
a total Of seven hits each. The score
IN. ..
East End ...... 100000 O0O--2
Elkton .........1 0000011x-3 3
Batteries-Potts and G. Smith. A.
Remholz and Briggs.
The annual spring field trials Of the
Delaware Setter and Pointer Club will
be held on Thursday, April 10, on the
farm of Mr.. Coverdale, near Christi
ana. The judges are Il. NJ Hecksher
of Bryn Mawr. Pa. and Charles 4
Carter. of Gwynedd. Pa.
The members of the boys gym
nasium classes Of the Y. NJ 6. A.,
which took part in the international
hexathlon. carried their co'ors over
the top when they scored 11.762 points.
Philip Backstein and Ellsworth Hor-
Iney were the high scorers with 533 and
527 points respectively.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
BASEBALL SCORE SHEETS
ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Baseball score sheets can now
be obtained at Every Evening
OliiCe The managers of teams
in and about the city are urged
to send IN their reports of games
as soon as possible after their
comp elton. Every Evening
wants the news OF all baseball
teams and will publish results
OF ali contests. Address all COM
munications 20 Sports Editor or
bring the scores TO the office,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
ELhTON 4. {. DEFEATS
EAST END OF WILMINGTON

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Eikton. Nd. April lo.-The Elkton
\ G. defeated East End \. G. OF VIII
migston, S-2, In we'll played game
here saturday \ Reinhclz famed
eight and allowed two passes. The
sCorg+
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
STAFFORD WINS OPENER.

Seaford. April 10.--Seaford and
Georgetown High School teams pried
open the baseball season at George
town Saturday, before a large crowd.
Seaford trimming the county seat
boys 9 10 through the effective pitch
ing Of Walter. who famed ten men
and allowed two hits. The score:
r. h. =.
Seaford ...... t0O3OO23 o--9 II
Georgetown .. 00--i 0
Batteriss-Walter and Dewitt; Wiki
ms and Short
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
VANDENBRAAK STARS IN
WIN FOR PLUMMER'S TEAM

Plummer's An-Stars defeated Della
ware Bronze, Saturday. 1911. Vanden-
braak was the star for the workhouse
players, benchlng 13 Of the Bronze
men via the strikeout route. The
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
INV CASTLE DEFEATS
DEFIANCE IN OPENER

New Castle, April 10.--New Castle
defeated bchautt. ~. in game here
AZ Battery Park Saturday afternoon.
Only TWO hits were mado of the
pitching 81 Madden. Kern and Miller
also featured Tor the locals
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10
Totals
SCORE ny INNITGS,

Salesianum 20 : q q Ola
New Castle II. So l o o o. 6
Three base hits Gillespie. Sheehy. Two
base hits--Gillespie Fahey. O. King.
hlern stolen bases robin, Beck. Proud
kerrigau, Grant. Shelby. Struck out
BY Battle. , by Dolan, by Kern. 3
Bases on balls on Battle. / on Kern. >
Sacrifice hit-Battle
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Totals ..-. IL go 10
Lowell out for failing 70 touch third.
Hoch batted for HaTmer in nth
Hunt batted for RoJhrock In ninth
Ramsey ran for Hunt In ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Bowdoin 90 ! 2 90 q o O-5
Delaware ......... o o o o 0 / d %
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StUHE Bl INNTNlIH-
Defiance ,. q D q q = O. ,
New Castle A. A q q q x-t
Earned runs, New Castle. A A. g:
Defiance !. Two-base hit, 6 Madden
chase hit James Gallagher Sac
Tinco hit. q Madden HIT by pitched
ball. Shields. Base on balls off Mad
den. 2 of Taylor, ! OF Clark. |
Struck out. by Madden. ? by fobin. ?
Bride 2 Double plays Miller 10 Proud
70 John Gallagher Left on bases. New
Castle. ? Defiance, ?. Umpires Scott
and George Proud Time one hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10

Just a minute Of your time 10 tell
5000 people what you wan, Every
Evening classified ads DO the rest
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-10

Contests for the Delaware tennis
championship Will be on June 10. &C
cording TO the official schedule an
nounced by the U. S. Lawn Tennis
Association. The tournament Will BE-
held at the Wilmington Country Club.
The Richardson Park School nine
was handed neat trimming Saturday
by the St Elizabeth team. . To 2. ID.
Kelly. who did the mound duty for