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csely II you don't think So Dempsey step into
lecpards cage day for the OF exchanging
walop two.
The Scrap at Sandwich.
On Monday and Tuesday OF tho week ahead Barnes,
Hagen and Hutchi,on will be busy qualifying for the
British open Mt Sandwich.
The qualifying test will be the Princess and
Royal st. Georges links.
with a one-day rest, the main will get under
way Thursday for those who made the grade.
Some years ago Jack McDermott failed qualify
Ioylakc but there is little likelihood that any the
American contingent will fail In tho qualifying stages.
They should all get safely through be ready by
Thursday make extremely formidable showing
In far the enugent dope is concerned. It should
BIO matter of Hutchinson, Barnes and Hagen against
Duncan, Mitchell Kr1wood Ray. And six OF these
seven, Ray only being absent present their mer-
chandise at skokie in July for the U. s. open.
1t has been long time since amateur made such
threatening gestures in tho British wethered
made year. Both he Hunter do WELL but
neither is likely o win.
! The True Sport Lover.
Some days ago ran across snapshot of Tack"
Hardwick In a baseball uniform.
Tack has been In business he hung up his
trench uniform after war has always
loved sport we'll 20 give 1t up entirely.
or all the thousands who played football none
found deeper appeal in tho game than IIardwcR
did. Even the drudgery OF practice frolic to him
And might add in passing that game has ever
known harder cleaner player Considerable institution
Mr.. Hardwick. take him all tho ways there are.
Old grads here and there have como in for thel
share OF panning. But who sportsme
than Hardwick. OF Harvard Brink Throne and Dutch
Carter OF Yale Bill Edwards. of Princeton Maxwell
of Chicago; the Iammonds. of Michigan Terry Mccoy
ern, OF Cornell and-well. many others that spac,
interposes a stymie not to be hurded one group
Hitting homo runs among other things, 10
points oil Ken Williams batting The
crash has its lofty side but Ruth admit tina
at times also seany side after the manner o
= the ball itself.
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LAUREL NINE SHOWS
REVERSAL OF FORM
Parksley Noses Out Cambridge,
While Pocomoke Beats Girls
field in Eastern Shore.

Laurel, June 19.-The Laurel team
after losing three games straight. got
a shaking up by Manager Frock and
went TO Salisbury Saturday and shut
that team out 3 10 0.
II was decidedly the fastest game
played in the Eastern Shore League
this season. The Laurel team with
three changes in the field showed
great reversal Of form, not an error
being made. Barnes pitched a wonder
full game but two Salisburyans reach
Ing second base. The score:
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Bible Students Win.

Dover, June 19.-In a game of ball
played here Saturday afternoon on the
campus of the Wesley Collegiate Insti-
tute between the Young Mems Bible
Class of Peoples Christian Church and
the Little Creek team, the local team
won the game, 10 TO II. The pitch
ing Of Fsiress and home run by
Boyd West were the features of the
game
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1t has been long time since amateur made sue
threa tening gestures in tho British open wethere
made last year. Both and Hunter do WELL bu
neither Is likely win
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MURPHY WINS CLASSIC.

Cniontown. Pa. June Jimmy
Murphy. the Pacific Coast driver. driv-
ing Duesenberg, Saturday won the
225-mile universal trophy automobile
race on the Uniontown Speedway,
averaging 1922 miles an hour, the
fastest time ever registered here.
Murphy jumped into the lead on the
one hundred and sixteenth lap. after
Tommy Milton, in Leach Special.
was forced out when his machine
threw a wheel and crashed through a
grandstand guard rail. Murphy's time
was 2.12.1.15.
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Independent Games.

Wilmington est. ThOmas) vs.
st. Barnabas, Military Grounds,
6 p. IN.
Bacharach Giants VS.. J. ].
Dobson. Harlan Field, $50.
Bankers and Brokers VS.. Sew
enth Ward, Fourteenth and
Woodlawn.
Westminster Reserves VS..
Goldman, Baynard, No 4, $50.
Pepper Club VS.. Eastlake
Brigade, Eighteenth and Van
Buren,, No. diamond.
st. Paul's VS.. Washington Col
lege, at Chestertown, Nd.
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KREBS NINE LEADING
CITY BALL CIRCUIT
Union and Eastlake Split Even,
While St. Mary's Forfeits a
Pair to Edge Moor.
CITY LEAG UE STANDING.

Krebs. ~: Defiance, 2.
Eastlake. g. Union 4.
Union. Z; Eastlake, 4.
Bankers and Brokers. 16; st. He'd
wigs. Z.
Edge Moor. 0: st. Mary's. 0 Qor-
feited).
Edge Moor, o., st. Mary's. for-
fcited).
The Parkside- Seventh Ward game
wa. played Friday night instead OF
yesterday.
BY defeating Defiance Saturday, M
Second and du pont. by the score OF
II To 3, Krebs now leads the City
League.
Tho ccOrp.
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WILMINGTON NINE LOSES
TO BALTIMORE TEAM

Wilmington OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad League lost TO Baltimore
Saturday. 4 TO /. The game, which was
played on the Maryland diamond, was
close affair. the local team having
it sewed up until the seventh frame,
when the victors counted for four runs
which enabled them TO win the con-
test
Both twirlers pitched in great style
but the fatal seventh spelled disaster
for the Wilmington nine. Speskman
counted for two OF Wilmington's six
! hits. The score:
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Yorklyn, June 19.-Yorklyn de-
feated the New Castle team here Sat-
urday TO 2. This was the first defeat
for the visitors in the County League
this season. The largest crowd ever
seen at Yorklyn was an hand.
Haggerty was sent to the mound for
Yorklyn and he pitched a great game.
although he was wild at times. He
held New Castle TO four hits and sent
10 back by the strikeout route New
Castles errors were costly.
Reynolds at short for Yorklyn
played a great fielding game. The
score
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TWO-bALL FOURSONE
At DU POINT CLUB
Members Are Keen for More Of
This Sport and Will Likely
be Accommodated.

a two-ball fOursome match for men
exclusively was staged Saturday
afternoon at the du Pont Country
Club and as can De seen from the
number Of participants it was receiv-
ed with enthusiasm. Prizes were Of
fered for the best gross and net scores
The former was won by J. McLAugh-
lin and DIR. IAwrie. who turned in an
81 for 1S holes. The net score prize
was won by G. p. Taylor and c. w.
Dickey with score Of So for holes.
This was the first two-baIl four
some ever staged by the club and all
members are keen for another one
on account OF the amount OF fun
realized. The following scores were
turned IN:
Grs. Hide. Net.
C. B. Taylor and c. w.
Dickey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO 20 SIS
Ray Riley and c. VI. Rus
sell ..........-....-.1O 3 So 81
c. P. Willard and J. p.
Herman ............. So 20 IS
r. B. Cooper and W. J.
Hanley .................1O5 IS 50
J. Mclaughlin and DR..
4<siNtlS - - %
William May and r. I.
! Kramer .-....-.......-. 80 % 20
/ o. V. ketcham and s. y.
Nelson ........~........10S IS -
S. L. Johnson and y. A.
| Craigue .-....-..-......10 IS 20
w. T. Mahoney and F.
Grimm ..........-......l10 IS "A
IJ. c. Guenveur and p. J.
Murphy ................ IS Is :;
J. z. Quinn and B. J.
J DOugherty --.--.......-lll 80 "a
4. Z. 5. Hall and B. Strebb1O2 % =
r. w. Kendall and W.
Robinson ...............11+ IS &
c. Hume and J. J. kel-
leher Observation-Disclosures. 81 81
F. Tribit and NJ. Denning ia 81 S;
Z. L. Kinsler and J. B.
Baxter ................115 81 S.
J. w. Stillman and II. s.
Farrow ................f 25- So s.
E. c. Lathrop and +. Steel..12O 81 IS
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st. Barnabas VS.. Wilmington.

St. Barnabas of Philadelphia will
return 10 Wilmington tonight to set
tie their differences with the VIII
mington team, the last game between
the teams ending in to 3 tie. To-
nights game will be staged at the
military grounds, tsarting at o'clock.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Krebs ............... 3 20 q 4 o o o 3-l2
Defiance ............... q q q q o 30 l. 3
Two-base hits. Holiday. ? Brodley.
BALDWIN Walsh. 2; A. Clark. Struck out,
by Crouch. 3; by Tobin. 3 by Clark. 4
Hit by pitched ball, Crouch. Base on
balls. of Crouch. 2 of Tobin. 2. Um-
pire. Hastings.
One Of the best exhibitions Of ball
tossing Saturday was put on at Tween
ty-ninth and Market. when Union and
Eastlnke broke even in a couple OF
we'll played games. The scores:
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Delaware City and Five Points ex-
changed positions in the County
League standing as a result Of Sat
urday's game, which the former won
4 to 3.
The game was well played through
out. the winner being in doubt until
the last man was retired. Splcer
pitched a good game for the visitors
allowing but six hits. Rheim featured
at the bat, clouting out a triple and
double. Strawbridge accounted fol
half of the Five Point hits. The score:
IAI..I w L CITY
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|QUAL|F Y|NG ROUND
AT MUNICIPAL COURSE
F. J. FrieI, With a Card Of II
for 10 Holes, Captured First
Place in Saturdays Games.

u. J. Friei. with card OF ~ for -
holes. captured the qualifying round
at the Municipal links Saturday. from
a field OF CT golfers. J.. A. Gallagher
carried Off second honors with a. 7s.
while Charles Hayward was third with
II.
The cards OF Saturday and tho pair
lngs for the first round OF match play
neZf Saturday f0llny:
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Bacharach vs.. DObson.

Dick" Lundy and his Bacharach
team will return to their home grounds
at Harlan Field this afternoon TO
meet the stiffest opposition OF the sea
son when they line up against the J.
and J. Dobson team OF Philadelphia
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Tho First Hundred In %, Fable
I always think, when 1 want to laugh.
or a record that was-end aln't,
That blown from tho books like a skcn OF chat,
A erased by professional faint"
They'd have is believe those who voted to can II,
That Duffeys sprint startled tho planet
the fact remains that Arthur ran it.
They wiswagged once. and the thing Jest:
Cold figures Just oozed beyond recall.
And a record ten thousand attest
They was never stepped at ALL
Serene they stand pat and continue to pan 1t:
There was no such race" they inscribe granite
Yet the remains that Arthur It,
STANLEY *. Wilson
Closing In the Gap
When Hans Wagner quit baseball he retired in
elusive possession OF s,4So base hits.
This the record collection of all time.
But Ty Cobb has passed the 300 baseht mark and
the Tiger isn't ready in his uniform yet.
Cobb should finish within 200 hits of
Wasners mark and it then becomes a matter OF coll
lecting 200 before his spikes
losses his bat away.
Having leadership records it Is Cobbs
ambition beat Keelers mark OF making 200 more
hits a for eight and harvest a greater
number of hits than Wagner
There have been softer assignments tried before.
Asking Advice.
They tell to look at the ball?
But how does that help my soul
When have a bunch the top of punch
To where the pill will roll?
They tell look the bail.
But how the look up stop
When I've a desire with my heart on FIRE
To II the putt will drop?
Some complaint has been made about touring cars
knocking people down and then passing on. Punch
suggests a reversible type that after knock
pedestrian down. will whirl and charge hin
again.
DO you TO say asks r. L. H., that a leopard
strike faster harder than Dempsey cam" Pre-
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BALTIMORE.
Total. 4 S % 15 4
wmAHWaH
SCORE BY INNiN

wirgton. Md. DIV o DEL 20 O.
BALTIC. BALTIC. Div % o o 0 0 0 0 x-4
Earned runs, Wilmington l Baltimore
g. Three base hits. Speakman. Plate
Struck out by Briscoe, 4 by Mullonee, l.
Double plays, Flynn to Speakman to
Quinn. Left on bases, Wilmington 8 :
Baltimore 4. Stolen bases. Hayes. Plate.
Hit by pitched balls. Quinn. Thompson.
Time of game. l hr. so min Umpire
Murpbss
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To Go TO Hartford.

Herman Tyson viii ship ten head
today from his Newark training stable
TO Hartford, at which place he will
put the finishing touches 10 his string.
preparatory to starting them at Wind
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DELAWARE BRoNZ
Totals

IOfaI< .----- ---------- u IT 3
SCORE BY INNINGS
First Engineers oOo4 u q o
Delaware Bronze . 90 q q q q q q 90
Two-hase hits. Berry. Home run
NickenS Stolen bases Ross Passed
bail Davis. Wild pitches. Tripp. 2
struck out. by Trip. l3 Claboss. l.
His by pitcher. Boehm. Earned runs.
First Engineers. 5.
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TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Industrial League,

Traction Co. VS.. Gas Co. Sec
ond and du Pont, umpire, Dun
can.
Rhoads VS.. Pennsy. Pennsy
Field, umpire, Birmingham.
American Car VS.. Trump
Bros, Fourth and Church, UNI
pire, Rickerts.
Bond VS.. du Pont, Rockford,
No. /, umpire, Washki.
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TUESDAY.
Church League.

First Division-Mt. Salem VS..
Grace, Rockford, No. 2. Rick
erts.
Second Division-Epworth VS..
st. Stephens, Baynard. No. 4.
Birmingham.
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WILMINGTON.

Wilmington ........ 0 0O0iOo o.
Mt, Holly .......... 0 0 3 0 0 0 z-3
Earned runs, Wilmington / Mt. Holly
0. Two base hits, Holmes. Struck out By
plays. Patterson 70 CoyIe 70 Boggs :
Boggs. unassisted J. SCHNEIDER 70 Hirst
TO Peacock. Left on bases, Wilmington
3 Mt. Holly 4. Stolen bases. Gilbert I
HIT by pitched balls by SteIneder p Base
on balls by SCHNEIDER / by Nitchie {
Wild pitches, SCHNEIDER 2 Nitchie J
Passed balls, Fishback J. Sweetland l.
Time Of game. 215. Umpire Harry Zutz
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Home Run Contest

Read IL and weep, Babe Ruth. Ken
Williams. long distance walloper Of
the 81. Louis Browns knocked his
seventeenth circuit drive yesterday Off
Eddie Rommel. who pitches for the
Athletics. The ball cleared the right
Held fence. but no one was on base
al the time. Ruth went hitless in the
game against Cleveland. George Sis
Ter. versatile member OF the Browns,
also made a homer. Frank F'risch,
OF the Giants. slammed one for four
sacks OF the delivery OF Pitcher Per-
tica, Of the Cards. The leaders:
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Newark. June ADMINISTRATION had
no trouble in winning from Newark
here Saturday in tho County League
the final score being IA 20 5.
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EASTLAKE, SNAPPERS
AND FLYERS Win
Junior City Leaguers Have Bat
ting Tests and Pile Up
Many Runs.
EASTLAKE JUNIORS

Eastlake stayed in the running in
the Junior City League by walloping
Brownson, Il TO 4. The score:
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Independent Games.

Jimmie Taylor's All7Stars VS..
Defiance, benefit game, Second
and du Pont streets.
Holy Trinity and Zion Luth-
eran VS.. st. Stephens, Angus
tine Beach.
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FIRST GAME
IFMInN
,tals .................4 Z "a 10 4
EASTLAkE.


'Batted for Grant in ninth.
Batted for Davis in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Union Observation-Disclosures. o 3 o o D o o o.
Eastlake .-............ 4 D o l o d o x--6
Two base hits. McCaulley. Riley. Green.
McGonigle. Three-base hits. Gormley.
Worth Home run. Cross. Struck out, by
sutton, s; by McGonigle. 9. Stolen bases.
Caruso. Davis Naylor. Sacrifice flies
Sterndale. Hit by pitched ball. Naylor.
Base on balls. OF sutton, l. Wild pitches,
sutton, /. Umpire, WalSck.
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NATIONAL LEaGTE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGCE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81. Louis. 3: Athletics. 3.
Cleveland. 9; New York. 2.
Washington, !; Chicago. o.
Detroit. s. Boston, /.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
81. Louis. 4. New York. . 6 innings
rain.
Pittsburg, .; Brooklyn. o &C in
nings-rain)
Other clubs not scheduled.
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For Charter-40 Foot Cruiser.
To responsible party. Fully equipped
berths, win charter day or week TRIP
Call 2393.-Adv.
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NEWPORT.
........... ~ j
AfERWICk.

' SCORE BY INNISGs. ~
Newport Flyers &c.. o O 2 s go
Merwick ......,........ o 90 o. o. 2
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Church League.

First Division-West vs.
Brandywine, Twenty-ninth and
Market, umpire, Pierson.
Second Division-First NJ. p.
VS.. Bethany. Baynard. No. /,
umpire, Ross.
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DELAWARE CITY NINE
|. DEFEATS FIVE POINTS
New Castle Nine Drops Its First
Game Of Season in the
County Loop.
COUNTY LEAGUE STANDING.

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Yorklyn !: New Castle 2.
Delaware City 4; Five Points ,.
Marshallton "a; Newark 3.
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Want an once boy7 Telephone .
classified Ad.-Call 100
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Laurel ............. 0 0-3
Salisbury ......... . D 0 o 0 0 0 90
Summary: Earned runs. Laurel !.
First on balls off Barnes off Adams
8. Left on bases Laurel s Salisbury !.
Two base hits. Hitchcock. Slaughter.
Wilhelm. Struck out by Barnes 6 i; by
adams 6. Double plays, Braman to
Wright TO Seiglitch.
Cambridge. Nd, June 19-Parksley
nosed out the Cambridge team to 3.
Johnson and Flowers were the stars
Of the game. each having a home run
10 his credit. The score:
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Laurel, June 19.-Pocomoke beat
out Crisfield in ragged game Satur-
day, u TO 3.
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EASTLAkE

Hits. of Anderson, 3; of Johnson. 8: of
McGonigle. > Two-base hits. Gormley, .:
Davis. Minker. Naylor. Three-base hits.
Caruso. Home run, Dale, Struck out. by
Anderson. IL; by Johnson. 3; by. Nc
Gonigle : Stolen bases. Caruso. Ninker,
Sterndale. Sacrifice flies. McCaulley.
Base on balls. of Anderson. 3; of John
son. |. Number OF innings pitched. by
Johnson. Q by McGonigle. 4. by Ander-
son, Z. Umpire. Walsck.
Bankers and Brokers defeated st.
Hedwigs, Saturday, 16 10 {.
Bankers and Brokers will play the
Seventh Ward team tonight at Four
teenth and Woodlawn. This will be
postponed league game.
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BROWNSON


The South Side-Eden Snappers Sc
cured firmer hold on first place in
the Junior City League by defeating
du Pont at Eden Park, 10 TO 7.
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FRIDAY.
Church League.

First Observation-Disclosures
VS.. Second Baptist, Rockford,
No. 2, Rickerts.
Second Division-Scott VS..
Trinity, Baynard, No. /. Brit
tingham.
Independent Games.
Pepper Club VS.. First NJ. p.
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Games Today and Tomorrow.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
New York az Cleveland.
Boston az Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Philadelrhia-
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis a. New York.
Cincinnati az Boston.
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SATURDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. 3; Athletics. !.
Detroit, g; New York, s.
Washington, 6; St. Louis, ..
Cleveland, 3; Boston, 4 "a
innings).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. s; Philadelphia. 4.
New York, 2; Pittsburg. 90 ins.)
81. Louis, 6: Brooklyn. 0.
Boston. s.; Chicago. 4.
Chicago. 3; Boston, .. (sec-
ond game).
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Totals

SCORE BY INNINGS.
=. S.-E. Snappers -. . o ! 2 2 O x-IO|
du Pont ................ o / & U 0 90 O.
Newport Flyers had an easy time in
winning from Merwicll in the Junior
City League, 20 to 3. The score:
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WEDNESDAY,.

Westminster Reserves vs.. Pep
per Club, Baynard, No. 4, $50.
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THURSDAY.
Church League.

First observation-disclosures VS..
st. Paul's, Rockford, No. ?,
Birmingham.
Second Dlvision-McCabe VS..
First-Central, Baynard, No. 4,
Rickerts.
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d go.
CAMBRIDGE

Totals .............. 5 z II 2
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Parksley ..... 3 J % 0 ! 0 0--5
Cambridge .... U 0 / l o y 0 0-3
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Hitting homs runs. among other things, 100
points oil Ken Williams batting The resounding
crash has ts lofty side. but Ruth will that
times It also has its side after
the ball itself.
The evening world., 1922-12-05
PRESIDENT HARDING
HOLDS UP HIS MESSAGE,
BREAKING PRECEDENT
Predecessors Have Informed Con-
grcSs on estate of linton" at
beginning of session.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.--Prcsldcnt
Harding broke Il precedent to-day by
permitting the second day of the now
session of Congress TO pass without
delivering his annual message re-
porting on the state Of the Union,
and outlining the Administration :
recommendations for legislation. Vt
was said at the White House that no
date had been fixed for the Prcsi-
dents appearance before the Senate
and House. but that Il expected to bc
able TO complete his message ana to
deliver il before the end of the week.
There is no provision OF law re-
duiring that the President report to
Congress at the beginning of the an
nual short session, the Constitution
STIMULATING merely that the Executive
shall. from time TO time, give to
the Congress information of the state
Of the Union and recommend to their
consideration such measures az he
shall Judge necessary and cXpcdient." ."
The evening world., 1922-12-05
B-R-R! l6 BELOW ZERO
REPORTED IN THE WEST;
IT'S COMING EAST, TOO
Winter Leaves Northwest "R It's
Annual TOur-Duc Here To-
Night or TO-MOrroW.

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Wlnter to-day
made It's first determined onslaught OF
tho season, spreading n trail Of zero
temperatures through the Northwest
and pl4lu5 States and causing do
c!dcd drops IN temperature as Tar
south as Texas and Tennessee.
IIlNTc, Mout., with temperature
.or lG degrees below zero, was the
coolest place In the country. Sub
zero temperatures wero recorded
throughout Montana. North Dakota
and parts or Minnesota, with Helena
Mont, recording below; Wills
ton, y. D., below; Grand Forks.
y. D.. I below, and Fargo. X. d.. S
below.
Throughout the upper Mississippi
Valley States the breath ut winter was
manifest In q biting wind that sent
tho mercury downward. Weather
forecasts indicated the wave would
spread into tho lower lake region and
tho Atlantic and East Gulf States, with
tho exception Of tho Florida PENN
sula, by tonight or Wednesday.