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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
LARGE CROWD SEES
FAST SWIMMING MEET
No. q Swamps No. 20; No. "a
Wins Hard Battle Over
No. 1 Team.

A big crowd turned out to witness
the dual swimming meets held Mt tho
Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday afternoon bc-
tween Schools Nos. and "a. and
Schools Nos. 4 and 2s.
In the'opening number OF the double
bin. School No. 4 swamped School No.
2S by % ito 10 count. The second
number brought together two we'll
balanced teams and tho relay was the
deciding factor. School No. "a won
this meet from No. / by scoring SIS
points to tho latter's 81.
A great deal Of interest was mani
tested In the meet between Schools
Nos. | and "a and as the teams were
so evenly matched the spectators were
Keyed up 10 n high pitch at all times.
The winning team was I'm doubt until
the report of the last race was an
nounced.
BUS" Palmer. captain OF No. %
School, showed some real class and
copied both the 20 and 4O-yard swims
In the unlimited class I'm fast time. lie
also swan as anchor man on the relay
and made possible No. "a Schools
victory In this event and the meet.
Dudzinski, the one-legged swimmer
from No. ! School, performed bril-
| liantly In the 95-pound class and
proved himself 10 be the big favorite
! among the fans. lie captured the 20
and 40-yard swims in fast time and
the plunge for distance. This one
! legged natator holds the grammar
school record for all classes IN the
plunge. His time for 40 feet Is i51
seconds and was made In the first of
the series of the dual meets when
competing against School No. 2S.
Charlie Foulk contributed NOR. than
his share ~ points towards % Schools
total. Foulk competed in the 49,
pound class and won all the FIRST
places. Foulk is a promising youngster
and will bear watching.
Bishop. Roman, Warner. Hudson
apd karczmarvzyk performed we'll for
No. j. while BoRgs. Jack. Hartman.
Holt and Mcguire were instrumental
in defeating No ] school.
School NO. ! experienced very little
difficulty in its meet with No. Is.
Ainsworth WAS very much In the lime
light fer No. : and succeeded w win
ming three frat places with ease.
other swimmers who showed ~ well
were Uamm. Walsh Saunders. Atkin-
son. Gilbert, ketChcll. Barlow and
Duke
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
LOCAL SHOOTERS
MAKE FINE SHOWING
WiImingtonians Finish Third at
Travers island: Kaiser Stars
for Oelawareans.

President W. c. Robclen and Score
tary lie Carpenter Of the Wilmington
Trapshooting Association led a band
of % local marksnen over TO Travers
Island, y. Y. where they had some
shoot. according 70 the reports that
they brought back 10 this city. Some
Of the shooters came back late Satur-
day night. while the others returned
yesterday
The trapshooters OF the New York
Athletic Club and the Norwalk Gun
Club tied for first prize in the second
mter-club shoot. Both clubs mad a
grand total OF 40 out of a possible
500. The local contingent finished
third with a score Of i47.
Jack Kaiser was the star of the
locals. with a mark OF 91M0O. Eugene
+. du Pont was second with a mark of
S0XI00. while r. &. Marshall and
Price jackson were tied for third place
on the locals with a mark of S9xl0O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
DEFIANCE TAKES BIG
GAME FROM DOVER
Wilmingtonians Garry OF Hon.
ors by Defeating Combina-
ton From Capital City.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. March 27.--Before huge
crowd the Defiance team OF Whining
ton stopped AZ this quaint old town
long enough Saturday night TO win
the third game of the series with the
Dover National Guards for the State
championship basketball title. Incl
dcntally IL WAS the Wilmington teams
seventh consecutive season that they
have won the coveted honors. The
final score was Defiance, 81: Dover.
70
Saturdays game was played under
both the intercollegiate style and
Eastern League style of rule. the first
half being played under the former
while the second half came under
tho latter style Of play.
The visitors displayed n wonderful
brand Of basketball and played like
champions Their passing was superb
while their defense was of such an
alright variety that the locals could
only penetrate II Tor one field goal
IN each half.
Defiance obtained the lead early
wher Magill dropped in a foul being
followed up moment later by Shields
line. The score Of half time found
Dover holding the small end Of 10
20 score.
At the start of the second hall
Dover displayed some real basketball
running their total up 10 eight before
the Wilmington team got started
However quinn sent two pretty losses
from under the basket which started
them in motion again. w. Jackson
scored his only field goal with pretty
shot from near the side center with
less than one minute TO SO.
pover's stars in the game were
Keith and II. Jackson playing m
excellent brand Of basketball through
out. Keith got loose for several good
drihbles and played strong defensive
game. holding Gillespie 70 one field
roal. this coming during the middle
~ the second half. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
SENIORS CARRY OFF
HONORS IN MEET
Coy Of 1922 Class Was Highest
Individual Scorer With
20 Points.

The Seniors carried OF the honors
in the eighth annual indoor meet a.
Friends School. when they collected
a total Of ~ points. The upper niddles
were second with 81 points.
Coy OF the 1922 class was the high
Ell individual scorer with 20 points
Young was second with y. while Long
was third with e. In the foul shooting
contest Pyle wac the high man max
ing eight ont - ten.
Summaries
Hish School Relay-Seuiors Us
Lower Middles won ny SenigrS.
Munson. Long. Coy and Young. Time,
l,03as.
Upper Middies We. Juniors-Won by
Upper Middies. Shaw Finn. Reese
ard Spruance. Time. 1904.
Standing Broad Jump-Won by
Munson. second. Young. % third
Lyons. '2A Height o. 1914 in. \
Tug q War--Seniore vs.. Upper
Middles-won by Upper Mddles
Muneon, Coy. Long and Haitsch. Time
l.lSh.
Lower Middies vs.. Juniors--Won 10y
Lower Middies. Pyle Norris Bailey
and Phipps. Time. - seconds
Final Tug of War-Won by Upper
Middies Time. 17ls seconds.
Running High Jump-Won by coy
'22 second. Young. 90 third, Lyons
%. Height r.. In.
ia-Nard Dash--Won by Coy. second
Hhl 80 third. Long %. Time 925
seconds
Shotput-Won by Long. second
Pyl third. H!Aegas. % Distance "a
o. In
Giant Stride--won 10y Coy. second
Young third. Munson. Distance 20 T.
Potato RsCc--Won by Bsiley "a
second. Reese 25 third. Spare. %
Time 3lh seconds
Fense Nault--Won by Coy. second
Hnl; third. Spruance. Height. r.
10 in.
Rope Ciimb-Won by Spruance
second Walker. "a third. Mlnson
. minutes seconds
Fouling Shooting Contest-F'irs,
Young, second. Film; third. Pyle
Eight out Of ten tries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
Newark Baseball Meeting.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, March 27.-Another meet
ing of the Newark Field club will be
held in Odd Fellows Hall this evening
to discuss plans for the baseball club
that is to represent Newark in the
New Castle County League At re-
cent meeting Of the organization Har-
~ Mcdonald was elected president
and it was decided to make il an all
the year around association and pro-
mote other sports In addition To base
ball The club, however, will devote
its attention at this time to plans FOR
the league season and to devising
plans for raising money TO operate
the local club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
THIS AND THAT OF SPORT

Pioneers defeated the ST. Patricks
players. l4-ll. in a Catholic indoor
league match. The pool contests
featured the match.
The Catholic Daughters OF Amer
Tea defeated the Peoples Settlement
in Brownson Hall. Saturday night.
SO 10 % Miss Leary featureed by
scoring 81 points.
Harry Gilbert. star third sacker OF
last years Marshallton club Of the
Suburban League. has signed 10 play
with the Eastlake club OF the city
League and should bolster up the
L.akers defense considerably.
The Diamond state Rife Club mem
Sheilpot Range. Saturday afternoon.
Grie made a mark Of 230x25o.
The long distance potato race and
the runpIng high jump composed the
second series of events Of the BOYS
International Hexathlon. held by the
!. NJ. c. a. throughout the United
States. No records were broken. but
Horney equaled the mark made last
year in the potato race.
The crack Tri-councn team OF
Philadelphia knights Of Columbus
VIII invade this city next Saturday
night and take on the crack quintet OF
the local knights This will be the
second game Of the series between tbs
teams. the Tri-Council boys winning
from the locals in the first game. The
winner Of the series will meet the New
York Knights for the championship
Of the Eastern District.
Three hundred members Of the p
y. and w. r. r. a. A. Of this city
Journeyed TO Baltimore Saturday Z,
witness the events held by the Eastern
District Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
system at the Fifth Regiment Armory
IN the Maryland city. The local rep
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
AUTO RACES FOR DECORATION DAY

Lovers of automobile of this Will he
that Dave" who makes his
Decoration Day
attended
and this number
Me Of &C In
He
number
driving his His
for several times he has been accidents
e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
ALUMNI
SCHOLARS TO GIVE PLAY.

laurel March 27.-The Senior class
Of Laurel High School have completed
arrangements for giving another play.
"A Poor Married Man" on April % in
the auditorium of the new high school
building The play will be under the
capable direction OF Miss Russell. fest
grade teacher. The cast: Professor
John Il. Wise. a poor married man
Raymond Matthews; Doctor Matthew
Graham. county physician, James
Marvil; Billy Blake. a popular college
boy, Armwell Fooks; Jupiter Jack son
black trump, Norman Waller: Mrs
Iona Ford, some mother law. Mary
Allen; Hoie. her charming daughter
Beulah Thompson; June Graham, a
little freshman. Merium Holt; Rosa
lind Wilson, college reporter, Salue
Galloway.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

SIXTH DIVISION
GAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Laurel March 27.-Mlss EIoise Rod
rey entertained the members 81 the
girls and boys basketball teams. Sat
urday evening. at the home OF her
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rodney.
on Market street, the occasion being
her eighteenth birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent IN music,
games and dancing, after which a de-
iicious collation. was served.
Those present were: Misses Sallle
Galway, captain: Edna Lowe. Nil
dred Henry. Madeiyn Riggin, Virginia
Hastings, Mary Allen. BeuIah Thomp-
son. ImOgene Hitch; Messrs Loran
Ellis. John Gordy. Alton Wooten,
Daniel Culver, Norris Hitchins. Nor
man Waller. Clifford Galloway. Marvl
Elliott. captain; Fred Burford and
Phil Marvil, coaches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
WHATD0YOU KNOW ABOUT BASEBALL?

There IS something wrong about the above picture
Can you detect the purpOsely made Every Evening
will print the names Of those sending in correct solutions
to these pictures which will be published daily Replies
received by Wednesday noon March Senders of the correct
to this puzzle will be published Thursday, March 3d.
together with the correct answer.
The Baseball Puzzle Contest is growing in popularity
and large number Of replies received for the second
picture than for the first, although there less correct
received number Of answers have been receive
fer the close Of the required time These replies cannot
considered All answers must be received by the Baseball
Puzze Editor by the time indicated.
The correct answer to the puzzle published Thursday
March b. that the drawing shows wrong distance be-
the bases Those who sent correct rs are
as follows:
Herbert Clark 3O7 Washington street, city.
Marion d. Tracy, S21 West street, city.
John +. Hayes. Bear
Joseph Lusardi, city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
NEW CASTLE BASKETBALL.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. March Gin the final
game OF the sea son on Saturday eve
ming. the New Castle High School baA-
ketball team lost 10 the Alumni team
l. the Opera House cage before large
crowd. 81 10 10. The High School
team was greatly Handicapped by the
absence OF two OF their regular play
ers. Samuel McKnitt and Leon King
being out OF the game on account 81
illness. The score at the close OF the
first half was % 10 IS IN favor ~
The Alumni team. Wesgenmann. &.
( King and L. King are members OF the
senior class Of the High School and
will graduate in June. the above play
ers will he greatly missed by the High
School team. "A they have made an
excellent showing Weggenmann is
an all around athlete. and was captain
OF the 1921 football team. In the fall
/ he will enter Delaware University TO
take up the study of electrical en-
Igineering. The score:
II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

The conditions oe the inter-club
shoot were peculiar. The New York
Athletic Club nominated a team of
ave men These shot against the
various other clubs. who could shoot
as many gunners az they pleased, al
though only the Ave high scores
counted.
Pop" Turner. of the local squad
had a little hard luck After getting
away 20 A good start. his gun broke
and ne was scratched from the squad.
The scores follow:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
QUOT TOURNAMENT
OF Church TEAMS.
To be Held at the Y. M. 6. A..
Tomorrow, Friday and
Tuesday Nights.

\ meeting was held in the Y. NJ 2.
A. Tuesday, March n. by the winning
team captains Of the quot section.
Church Athletic League. The meeting
Was called by w. x. LETTERS, director
Of quoits. 70 make final arrangements
for the tournament to be held At Y.
NJ g. A.. March %. 81 and April 4.
M the Church Athletic League had
~ quot teams playing this past win
ter, divided into six divisions, COM
pared with % teams, four divisions
the first year. and ss each team has
A large following. the z. NJ, &. a. 10
prepared 70 handle as large 2 crowd,
Tuesday, March %, as they had lssa
year. II not larger.
Following is the standing Of tho
teams In the quot section Of tho
/ Church Athletic League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
Junior League Basketball.

The Junior League basketball team
last Friday night defeated the Tower
Hill girls team. Tomorrow evening
the Junior League will play the High
School alumnae and Friday evening
it VIII play Misses Hebb's school team
Both games will be held in the Tower
IIilI gNrnna siurn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
DELAWARE BASEBALL
NINE TO PLAY HERE

The University of Delaware
baseball team will play three games
at Harlan Field, meeting Stevens
and Pitt in double header, April
IA Good Friday and Holy Cross
the following day.
The University of Delaware foot
ball team was generously supported
by Wilmington fans in the game
last fall with p NJ. G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

resentatives made good showing In
the meet. LETTERS. of the Delaware
Division. winning the shotput. IN,
trapshooting team finished second and
the tug-of-war team lost 10 the Phna
delphia Terminal team after a hard
struggle The T.. b. and W. hand led
the Wilmington delegation and fur
nished music during the day.
The Seventh ward baseball team Of
the City League viii have its FRS,
workout next Saturday afternoon at
the home grounds, Fourteenth and
Woodlawn avenue. About % candi-
dates have announced their intentions
Of trying out for the team and a crack
team should he developed cut Of the
number. which includes some Of the
best baseball talent in the city. The
club will play twilight ball during the
season. and Manager Mckinney would
! like 10 arrange games with any clubs
in the city. All communications should
be addressed to Harry c, Mckinney
No. u Riddle avenue.
A strenuous week. IS booked Tor the
candidates Tor the baseball team Of
/ the Salesianum. as Coach Malloy in
tends TO have the squad out at every
opportunity TO get them in shape fol
the opening game
The New Castle High School Gag,
team lost 10 the Alumni, 3I-l9. sat.
urday night
The Peoples Settlement. Jrs.. sat
urdsy night defeated Madison in {
hard fought game at the Settlement
House by the score OF 2S-19.
The Howard High School girls
team continued its winning streak
Saturday night. when it trounced tn,
! Darby girls IS 70 3 in a one sided
affair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27
WILMINGTON TEAM.
OTHER WILMINGTON SCORE

hing OF valle.-Many Use the ciassi-
fed columns Of Every Evening and
get the lost articles returned.-Othe.s
count L loss and are s4tis1ed.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

II what you want isn't offered on the
classified page today. telephone an ad
OF your own.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

The Diamond state Rife Club mem
hers held q novelty shooting at the
Sheilpot Range. Saturday afternoon.
Grie made a mark Of o30x25o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-27

The Peoples Settlement. Jrs.. Sat
urday night defeated Madison I'm a
hard fought game at the Settlement
House by the score OF 2S-I9.
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