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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
ATHLETIC MEETING.
Wilmington Association TO Hold
Gathering Tomorrow Night.

The second meeting OF the Whining
ton Athletic Association will be held
tomorrow evening. at O'Clock, in the
offices Of the Manufacturers Associa-
ton, second floor, No. West Ninth
street
The election OF permanent officers.
adoption OF constitution and bylaws
and other important business will be
taken up at this meeting. The TEN
porary officers and committees have
been working hard 20 make this one
Of the best clubs in Wilmington.
Il il urgent that everyone be pres
ent and bring a prospective member
with them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
GEORGETOWN AND
LAUREL TO BATTLE
DoWnstate Fans Pay Much
Attention to Gridiron
Sport.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

SpeCidi correspondence Every Evening
Bridgeville, Oct. 31.-At the begin
ming of the football season in Sussex
1t looked like fight between four
clubs. Seaford, Georgetown, Bridge
Vile and Laurel. But by the time the
Season got under way. Bridgeville
had lost eleven Of last years first
string men.
This turned the race to three teams.
Scaford. Laurel and Georgetown, and
now that Georgetown beat Bridge
vile and Laurel walloped Seaford. 1t
has developed into fight between
Laurel and Georgetown.
The deciding game is TO be played
at Georgetown with Laurel. II
laurel should defeat Georgetown in
the important game they VIII then
travel to DoVer and meet Newark fol
State hOnors. Georgetown is picked
| by some fans to win. but at that its
an even bet as these teams played q
| previous game at Laurel, which end,
ed II TO Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
Laurel Football Eleuen Is Out For
Gridiron Championship of Sussex County

Laurel, Nov. Coach Marvils
football proteges. suffering no in
juries as a result OF the big game
with Seaford last Friday. are breezing
practice preparatory 10 the game with
the Franktown Agricultural Cham
pions OF Virginia here. Friday after
noon. The eleven will undoubtedly
face its toughest proposition OF the
season when il lines up against the
F'ranktown aggregation, as they turn
ed in a 13 TO 0 victory Friday over
Accomac High School, champions of
.Accomac county. Virginia last year.
Laurel High was forced to its ut
most TO trim the AccOmac eleven two
weeks ago by q score OF II TO 6.
However the strength of the Laurel
squad has increased two fold since
the game with Accomac, and Coach
Marvil is confident the Franktown
eleven will be defeated Friday.
1t is the consensus OF opinion among
old and young football enthusiasts
/ here that the eleven this year is the
| strongest that Laurel High School has
ever placed on the gridiron. Laurel's
| line the one weak point OF every elev-
| en- in the history of the High School.
! has proven TO be the bright light this
year and is the most formidable in
! lower Delaware.
In the game with Seaford, Friday,
! the line showed TO great advantage.
| Seaford being unable 10 gain a first
down after five minutes of play. al
ways finding the Laurel line q stone
wall. and time after time during the
game, Uaurel's backs threw the Sea-
ford lads for losses. Cessiveness,
| alone, perhaps accounted for Laurel's
sweeping victory Friday. when in the
second half. with the score six all,
Laurel went In and played like an
entirely new team and put up the
prettiest attack ever seen in this see
! ton.
il was impossible for the Seaford
line 10 stop the furious line plunges OF
| 'Pinky' Wootten. who smashed
through for four consecutive touch.
downs. running anywhere from IS to
80 yards 10 the goal line. "Biddy'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
JACKSON LEAVES
j. OF D. FOR POSITION
Star Halfback Quits College,;
Temporary Changes Made
in Lineup.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Nov. HAIRY Jackson,
haifback on the University of Del
aware football team until declared by
the faculty a couple OF weeks ago in
eligible because OF studies. has def
nite!y decided 10 quit college. Tester
day was Jackson's last day at the
university and he will leave this week
for New York. where he has accepted
a position with a tire company and
Will travel through New England.
Jackson. whose home is at De-
yea entered Delaware last year and
made his letter in football, basketball
and baseball his freshman year. He
was looked on as one of the best half
backs Delaware has ever had. He
has a brother Sock" Jackson. who is
also a student at Delaware. The lat
ter came out for football this year. but
sprained his ankle several weeks ago
which kept him out off the field until
recently. He is now playing a back
field position on the scrubs
Several more temporary changes
were made in the Varsity squad for
signal practice last night. "Cherub"
Akin. who played a great game at
guard against j. NJ. G, on Saturday,
has had a sore ear for sometime and
IN fact he was troubled the same way
last season. Akin went. 10 Whining
ton yesterday and underwent slight
operation on the ear. but Will prob
ably he in shape 10 go with the team
to Hoboken on Saturday and play
against Stevens. Lynch took his
place at guard during practice yester-
day.
Steel has an injured knee and he
was in the practice only a part OF the
time. Cherpak then taking his place
a. quarterback. Price, who has been
playing right end all season. also has
a sore knee and worked OUT with the
scrubs yesterday. Price played in
the backfield and liked it so well he
has asked Coach McAvoy TO let him
try out for a baekfield position. Man
ming took his place at end on the
Varsity.
Coach McAvoy worked the squad
hard both in breaking up the forward
pass play, where there has been a
weakness all season, and also in using
the forward on offense. This after
noon the scrubs will use some Stevens
plays In scrimmage against the
Varsity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
DOVER HIGH SCHOOL
SHOWING UP WELL
Cridiron Team Has Played
Great Came This
Season.
Special Correspondence. Every Evening.

Special Correspondence Every EyentnT.
Dover. Nov. THE Dover High
School football team $ having one -
the most successful seasons "a ne
n story Of The school. The team has
been running on high al season and
the Dover goal line mas yet 20 "a
crossed ny their opponents.
In Captain Hayes Dover mas very
dependable man. Hayes SHOWS good
judgment in me way ne runs ne
team. He is very good At handling
a forward, while his kicking 3 a fea-
ture OF every game.
McWilliams, who took the place Of
Maloney n the backfleld plays q.
steady and consistent game Mac"
starred IN the last game oy snatching
a forward launched by Delaware City
and then raced 70 yards for a touch
down.
Teat. the versatile hack who COM
pletes the backfield has given Dover
a number OF great exhibitions al run
ming the line. He also shows up well
on the defense. Dover Is now prepar-
ing for their encounter with the New
ark High School, who are recognized
as the state champions. Newark vii
provide the strongest opposition tha,
Dover VIII meet this season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
NORM WHITE BACK
WITH HIGH SQUAD.
Bardo's Work Shows Up Well
at End for Cherry and
White.

The local Highlet squads went
through their PAGES at Baynard
Stadium yesterday and although the
varsity did not participate in scrim-
mage they were put through strenu-
Gus signal practice. Norm White was
back in uniform and the Highlets'
stock has scared quite n few points
since the halfback has donned the
moleskins. Norm was putting the old
pep in the squad and they were hit
ting on all four" until Coach Ashton
ordered them to the showers
Ed. Bardo is now holding down
right end and it looks as il Coach
Ashton made ten spot when he
placed the norman on the first de-
Tense. Ed. can nab the old pigsllin
with the best OF them and In scrim-
mage the opponents kicker will have
TO be fast worker or Bardo Is liable
TO spoil the kicker's intentions.
The Junior varsity and scrubs We're
lined up for scrimmage. The first
named team had Bardo and Johnson
ends and a few of the varsity on the
line. The backfield was composed of
Beattes.- Middleton, Cox and Reese.
The scrubs secondary defense had
Gabriel calling signals with Grove,
Lehman and Topkis serving as tho
other backs. Jake" Topkis pulled
off the feature play for the scrubs
when he was called to punt from the
middle OF the field. A poor pass put
Jake in n bad predicament but using
his head he rounded right end. eluded
the would-be tacklers. and was only
downed when the 10 yard line was
reached The next play resulted In a
tumble and the varsity recovered and
punted out OF danger. Again Jake
tossed n forward to Doug" Sheldon
who ran to the S yard line where he
was hauled down. A tumble again
saved the Junior varsity from be-
ing scored upon.
The team under ;Beattes lost nc
time in scoring after the first kick
off. On two plays Cox, carried the
ball over for the initial talley. Giles
drop kicked the goal after the touch
down. Middleton crossed the line 70,
the second tally and Donahue failed
10 boot the extra point. Reese who
played bang-up game all afternoon
scored the last six pointer. Giles
heaved a forward to Middleton for
the extra point
Reese, is fast coming along anC
it would he no surprise If this lad i.
not cavorting with the present varsity
The way this player hits the line Is
a treat and Coach Ashton is wei
pleased with his work. Reese was used
as a hattering ram. yesterday and
went through the line of the scrubs
n la Pos" Miller.
Giles played a bang up game 70,
the winners intercepting forward
and scoring two points for his side
Considering the weight of this player
the exhibition he put up yesterday
makes him valuable man to hav,
on any team. Lingo and Bardo wer,
in the lime light also as was Maier'
and Topkis' work for the losers. Tn
scrubs will probably play a large par
in Saturdays game against Downing
town.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
SEASON
OPENED THIS MORNING
Local Sportsmen at Havre de
Grace for First Days
Shooting.

Havre de Grace. Nd. Nov. 1.--Whcn
tho sun peeped over tho Eastern
hills this incoming. three was heard a
volley OF shots coming from the
small boats assembled on the Sus-
quehanna Flats OF the upper Chesa-
peake Bay, Just outside the limo. an
imaginary one. drawn from spesutie
Island on the West, to Turkey Point
on the east. north To tho mouth of
tho Susquehanna river number
OF yachts. launches and boats OF vari-
Gus sizes and kinds gathered on the
fats last night.
At day break tho gunnors were
ready IN their sink boxes. long mas
row crafts supported by light frame
platforms which rest on the surface
OF tho water All around each box
were scattered wooden decoys, cam
ouflaged with new coats of paint, so
resembling the duck Itself that they
think they have come upon another
family Of celery-feeding birds. and
hasten down TO enjoy themselves as
well.
Tho ducking season opens Novem-
ber | and shooting Is allowed every
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday dur
ing November. December and Janu-
AIRY. In January. Saturday shooting
is permitted. but usually the bay is
so covered with Ice that this extra
day IL rarely depended on.
This year the gunners of Havre dc
Grace have chartered their outfits IA
sportsmsn from Baltipore, New York
Philadelphia and Wilmington. Some
are In their private yachts. while
others stay here during the entire
season. a few OF the sportsmen and
! their guides are Lehman Eysman
! traffic MANAGE OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad and NJ. Block. of Phlladel-
| phia. with Guides Harry, Robert anC
Murray Lnwder. Captain Simontor
and MIR. Needs of Wilmington are II
the yacht Tech. belonging TO Coleman
du Pont and are cunning with Capt
| William Moore. James Currier anC
| William II. Chesney are guiding tn,
resident and few officials of tn,
Emmons Coal Company OF Philadel
phla.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
- -
SCOTTY M'GRANARY TO LEAD
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TEAM

Charles A. "Scotty" McGranary
will lead the Knights of Columbus
basketball team in its chase for the
City League flag during the coming
season.
The choice of the "Caseys" could
not have been better. as McGranary
is Well yersed on the game anl should
make a valuable leade,. "Scotty" has
several of his positions already filed
and expects to make strong bid FOL
the flag in the Walsh circuit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
Farewell Surprise Party.

"A farewell surprise party was re-
Gently given Charles Achenback OF
2202 Pine street, before his departure
for Ancon. Panama, where he viii
spend six months. The evening was
spent in music and dancing. Miss
Helen Achenback did a Spanish dance.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Achenback. Mr.. and Mrs. John
AIaske and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Achenback. Mr.. and Mrs. Geyer
Achenback. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Cav
ender, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Achen-
back. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cleavar
and family, Mr.. and Ms. James Boys
and family. Mrs. Marcus. Miss Ella
Marcus. Charles Miller, Howard Webb.
Edward Z. AChenhack. Jr.. Charles
Achenback, Miss Helen Achenback,
William Fritz.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
CHURCH LEAGUE QUOITs.

Monday night the first division
team Of Union NJ. f. Church, went
over to McCabe NJ. L. with the full
expectation of winning five straight
games in fast time. but were sadly
disappointed. The best they could do
was three out of five by real hard
work. The scores:
Union 80. 10 q Fl Is 21--3--S2
McCabe ... u IS 10 81 19---2-9s
This shows that McCabe did the
best pitching, even though they lost.
Now that the jinx is broken watch
McCabe move up. Come over and see
EpwOrth get trimmed next Monday
night. Every one 10 welcome
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
rOLDEY HAS wALk-0YER
AGAINST TRINITY CAGERs

The CFoldey College Basketball gum
tec had walk-Oyer against Trinity
ca gers yesterday afternoon al Oh
Swedes gym. The visitors -weakenee
BY the loss OF several regulars AMI a
a consequence the score was 40 .
e. But the game afforded the Goldey-
ties excellent opportunity 20 train -
some q the details Of the game thai
they cannot get IN drills.
Eide Gre.n and Moore as guards
and Kins at forward shone brilliantly
for the college team. The guards We're
al over the floor and The whole team
displayed great speed. thai viii enaJis
them 70 give opponents a hard cua-
SCI Il they keep on improving q
rapidly as they have N the last month.
Landlord s out OF the game for 4
few days with a sore foot. hay3HS
bi.stered one Of his feet severely.
TRY an Every Evening Want "A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
Church League Quoits.
FIRST DIVISION
CUBS WILL PLAY ONE
WITH ST. HEDWIG'S TEAM

The Cubs will play the st. He'd
wigs Midgets Saturday afternoon
The Cubs in four games have scored
SO points, while the opponents scored
20. The chief scorer is Il. Hazel
having scored "a points.
Captain Reagen would like his men
to report at Delamore Park every eve
ming this week at o'clock in prep
aration for Saturdays game.
Any teams wishing games call at
504 West Front street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
FIVE POINTS TEAM PREPARES
FOR ST. LUkE'S CONTEST

The Five Points football squad.
lriming for the contest with St
Luke's next Saturday, will practice
tonight. and all players are requested
to be on hand at $50.
Despite the fact that the Pointers
had little trouble in disposing of
Twelfth Ward last week, Coach Lal-
ley spotted number Of weak places
on the team which need to be
before the big game with
the Saints"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
Democratic Women's Tea.

The Womans Democratic League
of Duck Creek Hundred will hold a
tea in the Twentieth Century club
rooms at Smyrna. tomorrow from 2 80
to 4, Mrs. Henry Ridgely and Judge
Boyce are expected to speak. There
will Be prominent representatives
from different parts of the state
present. The members are preparing
for a delightful and instructive after
noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
Sophomore {

Goals-C. Stroud. II. Stayton. 8 c.
Gildea, 2. ofticials-Misses Wainwright
and Hay. Time Of haiVes-20 minutes
After these two games were played
the Juniors and Sophomores played
the tie-off of Monday and the "Sophs"
won when Miss Burke shot a goal
when the game was but a few min
utes old. The "Sophs" and Yearlings
play for the championship tomorrow
and fast game is looked for. The
Sophomores are the favorites, but the
dope" may be upset.
The girls basketball season gets
under way next week. according to
Miss Hay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
Halloween Party at Barker Home.

Mr. and Mrs. Barker gave a mas
querade Saturday evening in honor Of
their daughters, Margaret and Corinne
There We're games and later refresh
ments were served. Miss Mildred
Eheart sang several solos.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01

Turn the spotlight of publicity on
that property you are trying to rent
or sell Advertise it in Every, Eve
ming every day--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01

s22 New York Tribune Inc. Trade Mark Reg
Song Of the Stalwart .,
Fame. acclaim and the crown before us7
Not for us in the driving fight.
Not for US Is the rolling chorus
Blown for those who are on tho height.
All know In the Joy of giving
All have whore the test may wait,
All we know ia the thrill OF living
Face to face with tho whims OF fate.
Long we've known that the grip Of sorrow
Holds It's place in the bitter game:
Long we've known that bleak TO morrow
Waits on those who are after fame.
There's no place for tho daggers sheathing
When fights for the gane alone,
We've time for tho laurel wreathng
Though the end Ia a golden throne.
Win or Loser Let tho whirling dancer
Take his cheers in a land OF Jazz
But tell me- what is the final
Where one scraps with the best no has7
What is beyond that for a story
Woven into the last romance?
So for the voice that browns out glory
IAN We ask is sporting chancc!'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
a AAL AtAAN
SENIORS %
JUNIORS (O)

\
The "Sophs" continued the victori-
Gus march by taking Miss Gildea's
crew into camp, AZ. The second
term girls have yet 10 taste defeat
but the "FreSh!es" say that the
SophomoreS are doomed tomorrow
Miss Stroud's team lost no time in
putting the game on Ice when they
tailed twice in the first half while
the F'reshies we're held scoreless.
Both teams scored in the last half
The outstanding star IN this game was
Miss Stayton, who contributed three
| goals, while Miss Stroud scored once
Miss Gildea did her bit for her side
| by shooting two pretty goals over the
chalked line. The lineup:
Snnhamnres {1A Freshmen 10Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01

while "or
and Coy but had an knao tackle or guard obque
no
opening made Butterwh ALL American fuback 1893
Those played against him will
greater force or with higher skill"
en-
How would
hes N the wcst?"a II.
he en- in he and in the west,
might Harvard Navy Yale Lafayette Cornell
Penn Princeton and
Phsburs. making a n particular ranking.
mig
Chicago
he
and Notre
vnndcrbnts Inc
While receiving the publicity
Tech McGusns
stretch OF
Northe opposition.
accomplished the following notable results
A Indlan
draw the gained
90 at Fitzpatrick and
other
avards best machine. at
Cambridge
and two other
won on v field goal margins
the NJ all in strong years
What is back
thirty to 1892. with but n
Washington desperate effort 70 re
brow year
ago in Philadelphia This contest should be
slightly the lead Fol-
speed power skill
being always for granted?
Among who will draw no rest on Saturday is Syracuse
Nraskaa machine
and in
hans breathing spell has been limited brief
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
CALLS SCRIMMAGE FOR
". AND j. GRID ELEVEN

Washington. Pa. Nov. Head
Coach Neale unexpectedly called an
other scrimmage practice for the
Washington and Jefferson team yes
terday. He had announced that he
would give his players but one hard
session. but after the display OF Mon
day he decided 20 stage another battle
between the Varsity and the second
team. He may have been prompted
probably in MS decision by the men
coming through the Monday work
out without additional injuries. but
the big reason was that the Varsity
could not stop the second teams use
Of Lafayette plays.
Easton. Pa Nov. THAT Coach
Dc. Jock" Sutherland greatly fears
the aerial attack Of the Washington
and Jefferson eleven was demonstrat-
ed yesterday by the manner in which
he drilled his Lafayette squad in
Preparation for the game with the
Presidents AZ the New York Polo
Grounds this Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01

Try an Every Evening Want Ad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01
ont High School Wins Battle Over Friends at Soccer
Song Of the Stalwart

Copyright Tribune u.
ten
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-01

Will
Nehraskaa machine
With in
to brief
The Washington times., 1922-02-19
MUSIC WEEK
CONCERT

Sunday afternoon. Central High
Community Center. Central High
School. Eleventh and Clifton streets
northwest. Today at 4 o'clock.
doors open at 3:so.
The second concert OF the Sun
day afternoon series OF musicals
will be held today at Z o'clock at
the Central High School audi
The programs for this seriss Of
sixteen concerts include only the
best-known Washington musical
Today all the scout masters and
assistant scout masters of the Dis
trict are to be the honor suests."
PROGRAM:
"Amsrica"-saiute to the flag
Oath of allegiance.
Everybody
Concert Waltz" e major.
March wind"-'c.srds. (Rp.:
sian a aanes .;t::;,;;.: no Mcdowell
OffterdinEer)
Rscreationsl Singing
5. I'D FOX. a. Home"
Everybody
A..s: "where'er You Walk from
R.eit smsis Thu. Saith til. h hcrS:a
Aria but Who May Abide"
from 1.-THE Messiah. Handel
(Charles 8. Wengerd. baritone:
Mrs. Lillian Garrison Brosseau,
ut the piano)
Recreationat Singing
Loves Old Sweet Song
Everybody
'Baroaroile" from Tales Of Hoff-
Praise the LORD. .RendeGTer
(Bernice Calhoun. soprano;
J. Allen Bell. tenor: Mrs:
Broussesu. alto; George II.
Lambert. basso: Mrs. Helen
Crouch, accompanist)
Reorsationai Singing
America the Beautiful.
Everybody
Announcements.
Our 0uasts-The Scout Masters Of
Washington.
"Andsnts" from Concerto m ..
Msndelssohn
"Schone Rosemarin". .Kreisler
(Mrs Weldon Carter, violinist.
Member OF the faculty. or the
Washington College OF Musio)
Rounds.
20 God of Earth and Altar"
GOOD Night Ladies'"
Star Spangled Banner"
Everybody
Singing directed by Robert Law
renee. assisted at the piano by
Helen Burkart.
The Washington times., 1922-02-19
Girl Missed Times
Party. But Enjoys It

There are two red-headed girls in
Washington with the name Of Helen
Boyd. One attended the Times red
head party as the guest of the news
paper and Miss Hope Hampton while
the other was busy studying her les
sons at the Visitation Convent in
Georgetown, and missed all the fun.
Nevertheless, Miss Helen Boyd. OF
1907 Eighteenth street northwest, a
student at the Georgetown convent,
Is receiving the attention of her
schoolmates, because not only has
the other girl the same name, but
she looks very much like her. and
when the picture of the "sorrel top"
party appeared in The Times a few
days ago they Immediately sought
her out and piled her with questions
as to her experiences.