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"SLm" Gives Some Observations on the
Recent Krebs- Union Baseball Battle.

too is ono set has pade In CASH an
bon carried, an These other birds ia
still cbeHten the paul bearers.
But to get back TO tho game. the
onions breeze along with three runs
Iced rite up TO and includn tho sixth
innins, then all Of suddlnt wat hap
pins sum wise cracker musta tips the
crabs. they is gonna get bette n they
don't get sum runs. We'll anyhow 10
make longer story shorter. they
gets three runs wich ties the ssore
in n not wIch liltewise II stays this
weigh TIL the ends OF the seventh an
at one nm tho Same time these onion
guys amt sorry atall cauz they IL all
.ieuuy to wash UP and call II the ends
OF a perfect day.
The ump, however, steps Into the
picture an count him heyin wonder
fully eyes. he seq they is lite--an they
wuz lite maybe count him being one
em daylight savers He has n wad of
Il on his person some place anyhow
he perduces enur lite for n extras in
min wich alnt such welcum news 10
this onion TEEN count them figgerln
maybe this here score is tied with a
alipa-n All low on behOlu thdtS just
wat II Is. results OF which the Krabs
gets run in there half the 9Th stanza
sed run beln enuff TO give them the
majority.
The onions has last bats, but the
best they does is get man on irst
the next too batters In easy outs. then
this bird on first has an idea his name
Ia Morvitch--or Man-O War-he
mighta known better cause twlct be
fore he Ia caught stealth anyhow he
! tries it agen and tho old ball game Is
history, they amt nothen for the unr
to do but give the game 10 the crabs
count them havin the moste runs, the
finally score bein four 20 three. The
lonly excuse the onions has is they
wasn't strong enuff and the crabs il
strong In tho pinchers wich is onll
natcherelly, incidentally they has tn
moste runs wich is the most concIus
ivelly reeson Hopin I amt used to-
many big words In this article. T. am
Yours.
Slim"
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Chester High School Baseball Team
Swamps Cherry and White Team IL to 4

The Wilmington High School lost
to Chester. ia. Mt Pennsv Field. I'm
exhibition Of baseball Tho
showing Of tho locals proved dlsap-
pointment to the many fans who at
tended the game.
Richards started on the mound for
the locals. but gave way I'm tho fourth
Inning. when he was replaced by
White. who Jared a little better.
Pierce pitched well for the visitors
and allowed the locals eight hits.
Welner. Carbon. and white being the
snly locals who could solve his delivery
Wener tagging ono for triple. Brick
the visiting first sacker. was tho hit
ting star of tho game. getting a triple.
double aud n single. Hook featured
on tho paths stealing four bases: he
also walked four times and singled
once out of five times at bat. Buono
furnished the fieidlng feature by his
splendid work at ehortstop Carbon
also played giCe game at third base
for the locals.
Tho many fans who were on hand
At tho game wero HurpriHed at the
showing made by the Cherry and
White team az IL no more resemblcd
the ball club that has been turning lr
so many victories this season than
black does white. for after tho niger
able first inning. the team went dead
and failed TO show any fight at all OF
play the brand OF ball that they are
capable Of and have displayed against
their Chester rivals In the past.
An added feature NJ the game yes-
terday that lent official color 10 tho
affair. was the presence Of Mayor Har.
lvey. Superintendent Black OF the 20.
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NORTH PHILLIRs STOP
ST. THOMAS NINE

with Jim Clancy In rare form The
North PhilIles handed the Wilmington
team 2 70 defeat The visitors pre-
sented a fine lineup and the locals
could do nothing with the delivery Of
Clancy. who allowed only two safe hits
Elwood. on the mound for tho VIII
mington team was nickea for nine bin
gles. Nick" Carter and "Sox" Seibold
leading the attack with pair Doubles
by Selbold and Jacket accounted FOR
tho first run
Sensational fielding by the Whining
ton team pulled Ellwood out Of several
holes. The Coyle- Patterson combina-
ton displayed n wonderful defensive,
Flancy's twirling was the best seen
on local lot this year besides allowing
only two hits he sent seven Of the
/ Wilmington team back to the bench
! via tho strikoOut route
| The score.
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Dear Sam:

Dear Sam:
You remember I'm writin you a few
days back. about this hear Atlas Her
cules serious. wich m youse all red
dy nose has now bin numbered mongst
tho m'ssin. Well Just TO show youse
and the sportin elements OF Whining
ton, Hockessin. and other nearby vi
cinitios that | ain't playln no favoritos.
| strolls over to Bnynard No-onct,
ed-nesday Mite TO take slant at
this hcar--krehs-o onion -game--frst Of
awl I'm imprest with tic weigh the
ump person announces tho nick names
OF the battery's. Its all dun cordin 20
hoyle, nn I'm sure they wuz nick -
names, specially the pitchers cause
fore tho game Is over they has bin
pretty well nlcked. specially Mt the
critically moments
They wuz times tho wen Il looks like
these krabs would strike there gate
counta this onion pitcher has am
strikin at everything but mostly out.
results Of wich the craba lows thru
Tor innins trying To win n ball game
thout scorin no runs, can youse gre az
that. specially after all has repeet
edly an constantly harped bout I'm
these col mns regardn the. absolutely
necessity OF the wInnin TEEN hayin
the moste runs wen the game IL con
clusively at iis end or terminal. wich
ever weigh youse decide to say II
such bein optionally the sayer's rites
or privileges, wich is the same IN
baseball like fielders choice,
But I'm afrede they IL q lot OF those
locally amachors ball players that nc
doubts has mist reedln them article,
ana vile amt gonna thtoe no -four,
at myself on count sed articles IN
sayin they has had wide publicit,
an TO date they hasn't been nobod,
cum forwards In the publics print ar
contradict my writtln. words Oldest
meanln in latin them isD-tbe teen
| that scores the moste runs USUALLY
wins the old bali game. Them VIII,
has failed 10 grasp this Fundamentally
principle Is course more To he morn
ed than the actually ded and burle,
ono, the only dferential tween tn
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In the so yard dash for girls 50
pounds and under. Miss Margaret
Lyman won first place. George Stew
ems won second place in this race for
the boys. In the baseball throw for
boys OF 95 pounds and under, George
Stevens won first place.
Consequently. these children. ac-
companied by Mrs Frances Mccoy,
principal OF the Newport School at
tended the State Meet held at Dover
on Saturday and took part in the ex-
ercises there. and were awarded prizes
In the following events:
Girls-50-yard dash for those
weighing so pounds, Miss Beatrice
Cunningham won second place
Miss Margaret Hargan won second
place in the 95-pound class, 50-yard
dash
George Stevens won second place
In the 95pound class in both the 80
yard dash and the baseball throw.
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RALPH RAYMOND BOOKED
TO MEET JOHNNY HERMAN

Ralph Raymond premier welter-
weight Of Delaware was matched
last evening TO meet his old time
rival Johnny Herman Of New YORK
On Tuesday evening at the Chester
Ball Park. Seventh and Lloyd streets
Raymond will take the place Of
Wally Hinkle OF Philadelphia.
The bout will be the .windup on an
all-star program and will be for 8
rounds. Raymond will have to step
some az Herman is classed as one Of
the best welterweights around New
York City, having met some of the
leaders Of the mitt game at the
welter limit. 1t is estimated that
several hundred local fistic fans vii!
be on hand Tuesday evening To pull
for a victory for Raymond. Tickets
for the fights can be secured at the
Keystone Field club any afternoon
until Tuesday.
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PITCHERS PUTTING.
CR|MP IN BAT TING.
Get Warm Weather Stride;
Sisler Still at Top; Babe
r. Ruth Fading.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening.

nv Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Ch,caso. June l0.-With warmer
weather and more work, tho major
league pitchers are hitting their stride
with the result that the sluEEers are
finding Il harder every day 10 get the
hall into safe territory. This Is shown
by tho steady shrinknEe during tho
last week or two In the batting aver
sr.. " such hitters as George slsler.
Ty Cobb. Iris Speaker and Rogers
liornsby.
Youngsters who set tho league shrc
.,sO marks now erc getting back TO
their normal averages OF 40.
si.ier s,ill tops the American League
hatters today. despite n drop To .fs
,hi. week. the mark including games
of last Wednesday.
Slslor cracked out nine hits in his
last six games. scored six runs ana
stole nve bases. and ~ n result con-
t,nu.s TO he tho whole show, with
the exception of the home run Rttroc-
,,on With his 20 stolen bases. Sis
l.r IL far In front OF his rival on the
maths, his closest competitor being
kenneth Williams, who has pilfered
I; bases
The late start md SOW progress
made hy Babe" Ruth TO retain his
honors has encouraged other players
60 enter tho competition In the hope Of
topping the Babe.
Ken Williams, Of 81. Louis haEGed
another homer. bringing his strins TO
"a Ruth has Ave. I'D Miller, Of Phil
adelphla. is trailing with IL; G. Walker
of Philadelphia. has nine. Harry He'll
mann. Of Detroit. eight, while Baker.
of New York: Judge. of Washington.
and ran. Of Chicago. have entered
tho contest with seven each.
other leading hatters for % or more
xames. are: Stephenson, Cleveland,
.iie. Ed. Miller. Philadelphia. .3s6 {;
witt. New York, .s'2; Cobb, Detroit.
40: speaker. Cleveland, .369; O'Nclll.
cleveland, .S6s. Schans. New York.
.9i7. pellmsnn. Detroit. .33s; Bassler
petrol .asG. Blue. Detroit, .3al; Me-
Manus. ~. Louis. $40. SEVERED. 80.
Louis. 33s
Hank" ,lowdv. Of tho Boston Braves
a. leading IN. hatters 81 the National
learue with an average or .Ssa. Cow
DIV IN nine points ahead ~ RlHbee, OF
ri,t,hurg and HArsrave. OF Cincinns-
a. who ara tied with .37t, for the run
nrr.up honovs. Hornshy. OF st. Louis,
and +. orir'th. of Brooklyn. are trail
INK for third place honors with aver
nEes ~ .s5> each.
liornshy failed 60 add 10 his home
run record IN his last Ave games. but
IL far IN front with IL.
Max Carey. OF pittsburg continued tc
lead tho base thefts with 10.
other loading hatters for 20 or more
Kames are: ". 0ririth. Brooklyn. AL
pauhert. Cincinnati. .3e2 Kelly, New
York. seo: Grimes, Chicago, .3a9
southworth. Boston, .3tl: Snyder, New
Nuk. $40. Maranville. Pittsburg, .33e
Myers. Brooklyn, 337: Duncan, Gin
rinnati. $40; Groh. .ew York, .33z
J Johnson. Brooklyn, .33l. Bancroft
New York. $50: Hollocher. Chicago
S-s
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. |
WINS THE SECOND LEG
Decisively Beat No. 20 School,
11-2. When Bisbon Allows
But Four Hits.
FINAL STANDING.
Grammar school League.

Grammar School No. ! won q sec
und leg ON tho ba sebell trophy donated
by the Athletic Council Of the Gram
mar School League last year. when
they decisively defeated tho nine rep
terday afternoon.
Walker. the mainstav OF 2S'p pitch
ing stsn who had held tho French
street nine 20 two and three hits a
game on the frat four occasions that
the teams met WAS batted out OF the
box I'm tho second inning when Ave
hits nettod the No. boys fve runs
Robert Shelladay relieved Walker
and for youngster, jurt breaking
into the game gave a good account OF
himself only four Lifts wero 30 -
cured on him. With another years
experience he should rate with the
best in the Grammar School circuit.
Guy Bishop assumed the mound
duty for the Grammar School cham
pions and let his opponents down with
four hits. Two errors and base on
balls accounted for 2S's first score
which came In the fourth inning. Smith
tho first batter up in the seventh
frame drew a pass, stole second and
went home on Robert Shelladay's sac
rifCe fly. Neither of the scores were
the results of hits.
Jackson. No. l's lead off man had q
big day at the bat and in Ave trips
to the plate connected for two singles
and a double. karCzmarczyk was
also credited with a double and &
single.
II. II. T,
School No o.. 30O2 XII 10
School No. % % 0 1 90 1-2 4
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SCOTT SETS NEW RECORD.
Yankees Sh0rtstOp Has Played In ss4
Consecutive League Games.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago. June 10.-EVerett Scott
shortstop of the New York Yankees.
has established a mark for playing i'm
consecutive games which probably
will stand for years. The Iron Man"
of the infield completed his SS4th con-
secutive game when the Yanks and
White Sox closed their series yester-
day.
The Yankee shortstop started his
record when he joined the Boston Red
Sox in 1916. He never missed a
game in the six years on that club.
and since becoming a member of the
New York club has played In 81 games
so far. In all these years Scott has
ranked as the best shortstop in the
American League, his fielding aver
age for the entire time with the Red
Sox averaging $40. He holds the rec
ord of making the least number Of
errors In q season.
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out. By Barnes. 3 by Wright. = Base on
balls. of Barnes. none. of Wright, l.
Sacrifice hits. Oeser. Barnes. Umpire
Truitt.
Salisbury, Md. June IO.--Before
crowd of nearly $500 people. Crlsneld
defeated Salisbury here yesterday
afternoon in the opening game of the
Eastern Shore League baseball sea
son. 1i-4. the visitors sewing up the
game in the first two innings by scor-
ing seven runs. Schaefer and Ham
men hit homers; Mayor Kennerly
threw out the first ball. The score:
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DU P0NT ALUMNI TRIM
PRESENT DAY STUDENTS

The Alumni team OF the du Pont
High School trounced the High School
team IN the postponed game which
was 70 have been played last Saturday
but which was postponed because Jupe
played hide-and-seek with the sun.
with Jupe scoring heavily.
The feature OF the game was the
old-time pep with which the Alumni
squad played Several OF the play
ers who have been out Of the game for
seven or eight years came back and
showed the youngsters the high spots
of the game. The score:
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GIANTS WIN
SECOND IN TWO DAYS

DICK Lundy's Bschafach Giants. ~
Atlantic city and Wilmington. made ie
Two wins In as many days when thsv
look tho strong Rover sford club into
camp yesterday az Haitian Field. -
j. Inc visitors defeated the American
main club OF York, on Thur sdsy. and
they we're expected 10 give the locals
much better game.
hartman. who started on the mound
Tor the visiting club. pitched great
baseball during the frst three innings
sending the Bacharach batters hack
10 me bench in one-tRO-three order
Two errors started the fireworks. This.
together with pair ofl hita sent over
two markers for the home club.
The score.
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NOW REAL SPORT.
Advanced From Barnyard TO State
Fair With Women Pitchers.
lted Press TO Every Fyenlng

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Chicago. June 10. Horseshoe pitch.
ing no longer is barnyard sport for
farmers. nor a sand lot diversion for
city folks.
1t has been elevated TO women's :
game and the first national champion
ship tournament for women will be
held in connection with the national
tournament for men at the Iowa Stats
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
Fair, Des Moines. iowa, 1t was an
nounced today.
Olympic Games for Los Angeles.

BY Associa ted Press 10 Ever T.veninE.
Paris. June l0.-The International
Olympic committee has authorized the
city Of Los Angeles 10 hold inter
national gaines under the patronage
OF the committee in September, 1923,
to dedicate its new stadium. These
games. however, will have no connec-
ton with the regular Olympics-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
GEORGE BACON HEADS
EUREKA H0MING GLIB

At the regular monthly meeting OF
the West End Homing Club. George J.
Bacon resigned as president and MEM
Der, TO accept the presidency OF the
Eureka Homing Club, a new club.
which will be affiliated with the Am ,i-
can Union. the largest pigeon flying
organization in the world. The Eureka
club started with eleven members and
will hold another meeting July 7.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
Laurel Drops Opening Game
In Eastern Shore League

Cambridge. Md, June 10.-"Bush"
Wright was victor in a picthing duel
here yesterday, shutting out Laurel.
Though outhit. Cambridge put up a
splendid defensive game and made
most of its scoring opportunities.
Brown, by splendid throw to the
plate, nipped a Laurel rally in the
seventh. The largest crowd ever to
witness game in Cambridge attended
the contest. The score:
EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
Crisneld, IA Salisbury. 3.
Parksley. g: PocOmoke City, 4.
Cambridge, 2: Laurel o.
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GOLOEY COLLEGE
STOPS OXFORD HIGH
Local Players In Pitchers Duel
With Pennsylvanians;
Thorp Twirls Well.

Goldey College ended their season
yesterday with n victory over the Ok
ford High School on the latter's
grounds, 8 to /. The game was n pitch
ers' battle for eight innings. but Mar
kel weakened In tho ninth. Five hits.
n base on balls and an error put the
game safe for Goldey
The pitching of Thorpe. the batting
of Gallagher and the fielding Of Waller
were the features for Goldey.
Thompson and Myers starred for
oxford In the field and Rlngler at the
bat. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-10
BABE RUTH CLOUTS OUT
HIS FIFTH CIRCUIT SWAT

Babe Ruth drove out his attn
homer OK the seasoa yesterday
in the Yankees gam p with Chi
cago. The drive m hde on he
Chicago grounds. cleared tho
screen in center cid. the FIRST
time this ever was done. Bob
AIeusel also poled out his Nth
OF the season. Rut b. n three
trips 10 the plate had two hits.
one being good for The homer
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GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ANERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Cisy Gland.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
New York ~ 81. Lou1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati az New York.
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hester Suanps Wilmington High Douglas at 7redy14ri1
WEST END BIRDS HAVE
RETURNED FROM FLYTN

Bisds OF the West End Hnnln(
Club have returned frDm the 300 en(
%o0-mile fys.
Those OF A. Walsh clicked In Ord
On the 30o-mile fy and birds from thl
same loft won 1rst ami second IN thl
too-mile competition. Results.
400 Nflc.
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LEAGUE
SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY

Pennsy at Traction CO., Pennsy
Field. Rickerts, Trump Bros. az
Rheads & Sons. Military. Duncan. dU
Pont Company at American Car. Rock
ford No. I, Cunningham, Gas Company
at Bond. Christiana, Warren
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lice Department, and Chief William
J. Lutz. Of the Fire Department. While
the game resulted the opposite way
than was hoped. tho officials enjoyed
themselves and stayed 10 sec tho COR
test played out. which was more
than some of the loyal rooters did as
nearly half the cheering section left
the park after the fourth inning. when
tho score stood Is to /. The score
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NORTH PHILITPs

SCORE BY INNINGS.
North Philiies .-... % . o o q o %
St Thomas q o o q q o O q %
Earned runs. North Philies 2 Two
base hits. Seiboid. jacket. struck out
FlvoOd. q Clancy. = Double plays.
Coyle TO Patterson 10 Bosss. ?; COyie
20 Patterson. Left on bases So Thomas
g. North Phillies. x. Stolen bases staab.
Carter. Sacrifice hits. Fishbac1 Bae
on balls. OF Elwood. 3 of Clancy. 2 Time
OF game. 10. Cmpires, Ogden and
Duncan.
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Brownson Midgets Loae.

Montgomery whitewashed the
Erownson Midsets al Third and Adams
streets. yesterday afternoon. 10 0.
Douglas pitched a close game and
Sweeney put up a good game behind
ehe bat
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GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia al Cleveland.
Washington ri Detroit.
Boston st Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
NATIONAL LEkGUE.
81. Louis AT Philadelphia.
Pittsbure NJ Boston.
Chicago AZ Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
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Tntals

Three-basr hits. Weiner Brick Two
base hits. Carton. Brick stolen bases
Hook. 3 Huston. 2 NacreiIi. DE Fargo.
Brick. Vance Hit by pitched ball
Mullen Struck out. by Rickerts I
White. ,: Pierce 2 I3aso on balls, Of
Rickerts 3 off White, 3 OF Pierce. ?
Passed balls Maxwell. 2. Mullen. l.
Wild pitches, Rickcrts. /: White. 2
Umpire. McGowan. Time of game > 30.
innings pitched. Rickert. !. White. :.
Pierce q
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NATIONAL LkA1uk.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics, 10. Detroit, 3.
Chicago, 10: New York, s.
81. Louis. s; Boston. l.
Clev Gland.
Postponed because OF death OF J.
&. Dunn.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
kt. Louis, 4: PHILADELPHIA. 3.
Chicago. 4; New York. 3.
Boston, :; Fttsburg. 5.
Brooklyn. 2; Cincinnati, /.
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ROYERSFORD
''A'f fsACHARAoH Giants ID
Totals

sLDhE By n MINUS
Royersford ... o % D o q D o IL
Bacharach Giants. o o x-q
Tvo-base hits. Cummings Reed.
Lundy Johnson. Smith. struck out. by
Johnson. =; by Hartman Harhline 3
Base on balls. Johnson. , Hartman. J
Hits, of Hartman. 3 in I-3 innings on
Harbline, in 4 2-5 in ninss Earned
runs, Bacharach. :. Sacrifice hits Harb-
line. Time Of game, hours Empires.
Henry and Evans
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U.
being acclaimed Argentine
All
he he
craa to
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GAMES MONDAY.
AMR RRICAN IEACTE.

AME RICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston q, Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg az Boston.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati At New York.
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'First four are diploma winners.

neS-"hh uay birdR T. Carney.
Plne. II. Sabotta. W, Johnson.
Klnipsti. T. Retno.
y. B. Porter. clock stbpped
FIRST four are diploma winners
me birds VIII be SHIPPED ~ nc 81
mile station. Grier, s. O., nort Wein
DAY. ana two weeks later 20 tho 81
mile. AZ Gainesville, Ca
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NEW CASTLE LOSES.
Penn's Grove High Wins Game From
Delaware Rivals.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. June 10.--The Penns
Grove baseball team defeated the New
Castle High School team yesterday
afternoon at Battery Park, before Il
large crowd, 10 TO 9. The game was
followed by the Overall Boys, who d.
feated the local team of the Whining
ton Fibre Specially Co, II to 4.
The score:
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s: E. Martin, 4: L. Matthewson, , by @.
Martin, 3; 9. Elder. 8. Hits of, Monigle,
/; f. Martin. l; OF @. Martin. IL; c.
Edler. 4. Home runs. z. Wallace Three
base hits, l.. Matthewson. l. Two-base
hits. 9. Elder. l.. Matthewson. Time OF
game. hours. Umpire. Bierd.