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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
Plays Chester Tomorrow Cage Season Opens Soon

Jan. i2--New York Aggies at New
ark.
Jan. 19--Gallaudet At Newark.
Jan. 23--Penn Junior VARSITY az
Newark.
Feb. o--Gettysbhrg At Newark.
Feb. IO--Muhlenburg at Newark.
Feb. 12--P. NJ. e. ut Newark.
Feb. l4-Nayy az Annapolis.
Feb. iG-Swarthmore az Swar'h-
more.
Feb. 17--Ilayerford a. Newark.
Feb. 23-Tobanon Valley ~ Newark
Feb Washington College a.
Newark
March I-Urr.nus al Newark
The rack schedule. which is partly
completed was presented by the track
manager and several meets approved.
Two dual meets approved were win
stevens. at Newark. on April q. ar1
HaVerford. az Havcrford. On May 3.
4 dual meet is also pending with IT.
nigh. Delaware viii send a rcIay
team 70 Penn on Aprf - and ,he a0-
nual inter- scholastic field ana Track
meet viii be held on Frazer Fio.d
May .. The manager waP Authorized
TO try and got into a. triangular neld
and track meet with william and
Mary College and University ~ Rich
mOud An effort will also be made %
oe %cw York Tn" N.3l-o states moct
Will Dc held Nay Is q. Mah,cnhurS.
Tho tennis ard football echedu.oT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
CATS MEET PARKS|DE;;
CHICKS BATTLE DEF,
East and West Side of Town
to Stage Classy At
fractions.

While the West Side meets West
Side, the East Side Will battle with
East Side, in two games that will
have very important bearing on the
Wilmington Football Association
championship. This will be the Sec
ond meeting Of the teams represent
ing their respective parts Of the city.
All four teams are reported to be in
the best Of condition.
That the teams are in the best
shape Of the season, aftCr daily prac-
tees this week, was the advice of
Managers Haugh, of ST. Mary's. and
Evans of Parkside, and they will put
the finishing touches on the squads
tOnight-St Mary's practicing at
Fourth and Church and the Parkside
team Will work out at Kirkwood
Park. The game promises to be one
Of those old East Side" battles which
have helped TO make football history
for Wilmington. Rumors from the
Cats" camp are to the effect that
st. Mary's will turn the tables on the
Evans combination for the early sea-
son defeat. The game will start at
2.30 promptly.
In the other association battle De-
hance will meet the Seventh Ward
forces at Second and du POnt, and
while the Tenth Ward Bulldogs" are
a strong favorite 10 cop the hOnors
Manager Ferguson IS confident his
pigskin chasers will give the Welsh
clan a busy afternoon. Both Seventh
Ward and Defiance will go through
| signal workouts This evening The
Seventh Warders are urged TO be al
the club at 7.30 o'clock, while Defiance
will drill AZ Third and Adams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
BUCKLEY N G|NN|S
TOBOX IN CHESTER
Local Fans Will Visit Neighbour
boring City for Boxing
Battle.

Buckley McGinnis, local knockout
artist in the bantam class. is SEIZED
uled TO go 10 the post Monday night
in the semi-wind-up bout at the
Princess Theatre. Chester his oppon-
ent being Buddy Daley. Of Atlantic
City. Daley has a long string OF
Victories TO his credit since turning
professional, and he is being touted
as one Of the leading contenders for
the bantam title.
Wilmington fight fans will be very
much interested IN the outcome of
the Daley battle, as the
Atlantic City battler holds a news
paper decision over Make Williamson
and several other crack bantams OF
Philadelphia and should McGinnis dis
pose of him he would be in line for
some big bouts at the Quaker City
Clubs this winter.
one Of the mittmen in the wind
up bout is also a Wilmington favorite
having performed in this city and also
lived here for some time He is NJ
other than Johnny Mclaughlin. who
Was often seen in action at the PENIS
Grove arena when it was in full blast
Mclaughlin will swap punches witt
WaIly Hinklc. holder of the George
+. Pawling belt, enblematic of tn,
welterweight championship of Penn
sylvanla. Both men are tuning VI
al their respective gyms in Philadel
phia, and Will be in shape to Civ,
the fans a real battle from bell t
bell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
DELAWARE READY
FOR HAVERFORD GAME
Large Crowd Expected to At
tend Grid Battle Between
Rivals at Newark.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark Nov. 10.--Athletic authori-
ties OF the University of Delaware are
expecting the largest crowd that ever
witnessed a football game on Frazer
Field to attend the Delaware Haver-
ford game tomorrow afternoon. The
game will be started at 2.S0 o'clock.
There are indications OF an unusually
large number OF the alumni coming to
Newark for the game and the HaNer-
ford team will he accompanied by two
hundred of the students and friends
~ that college. The Continental band
Will probably furnish music during the
game.
Final arrangements were made at n
meeting Of the Athletic Council last
light fer handling the large crowd OK
I prCted. Several sections of new seats
arrived this week and have been
erected on the north side of the field
The IIaVCrtord contingent Will he
seated On the south side of the foot
hall field. hut the seats for the WISH
tors have been - arranged as To not
.uhStruct the view Of persons watch
ing the game from automobiles on the
: terrace.
This is the most important game
OF the schedule 10 Delaware as there
has been keen football rivalry between
the two teams for years. Delaware
defeated Haverford last year and is
hoping 10 repeat. while Haverford is
especially anxious u even up for that
defeat.
Coach McAvoy has his team in the
best possible shape Tor the game. In
practice yesterday the scrubs were
nod UP against the varsity the for
u."r using Havcrford plays. HaVer-
i.fl has large assortment q plays
huj he Blue and Gold feel confident of
being able 10 break these up. Della
wares backtic!d Is showing more
punch since the stevens game last
saturday than At any previous time
this year.
Delaware will lineup tomorrow
probably as follows: MaE3w. left
,,d. MckClvie. left tackle; Akin. left
l.atl; Donaldson, centre: Cole. right
..u.d, GotIigan. right tackle; Price
-ht end; Chcrpak. quarterback;
I.iejt. left halfback. Mcdonald, right
rI.a,k and Captain Williams full
'.N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
High School Fans to Accompany Team
For Annual Battle With Chester TOMORROW

Prep OF Philadelphia. Barlin's lads
COPIED this fray Ga, after the Catholic
boys had led up to the last quarter.
Doll, of Chester, scooped up a tumble
and jaunted for touchdown. The
West Chester team beat Chester, TO.
while the locals were badly beaten by
the Ray brothers' combination after
holding them TO a 10 score in the
first half. Tho comparison of football
scores Is bad dope" as has been prov
en- time and time again this season
and therefore the locals have lost no
sleep over what Chester has done to
other teams.
Nacrelli will perhaps be out OF the
Chester lineup, along with Kreibcl.
on account of studies. II is also ru-
mOred that DE Fargo, on account OF
injuries, will be out. but tho TumOr
has not been confirmed. Nacrelli
played halfback in the Salesianum
fray. while Kreibcl held down full
back. II the above men are out cap
able men will fiji their places and if
the locals should win. tho old abb
they didn't have their regular team"
will fall to hold true.
The Chcstorites' line is heavy and
aggressive and have been n big factor
in winning games. The interference
Of the obstetrics is all that could be
desired and Clover and Bardo will
have their hands full tomorrow. lar
kins team has numerous shift plays
which have fooled quite a few teams
along with their fake Kick formation
plays. The locals must be fighting
every second and be ready 70 take any
break of the game that presents Itself.
Coach Ashton expects TO take %
men tomorrow, thus giving him a
| large reserve 10 draw from II any
| player is injured. The men will 20 in
a bus, while the students will travel
by boat. while a few will hike Il via
Lincoln Highway. Many Of tho boys
hope 10 secure hops" and get into
Chester before the game begins
The game IS called for 230 and thu
advice is tho early bird gets tho bes'
view. II looks az IL Smedley FiclC
| will be tho human sardine can TO
morrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
DELAWARE BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE COMPLETE
Season Opens December n
With Philadelphia Dental
College.
Special Correspondence Every Evcnln

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, Nov. 10--rnlvorsity Of
Delaware basketball schedule will
open this year In The home cage on
December q, with Philadelphia Dental
College IA opponents. This will be
the only game to be played before the
Christmas holidays. There are IS
games on the schedule this year with
II TO be played at nome. Delaware
again has Penn ana the Army and
Navy on tho schedule. The Penn
Varsity game viii be played ~ Penn.
while the Penn Junior Varsity will
be hero for D game on January %.
At a meeting Of the Athletic Coun-
ell OF the university last night the
basketball schedule as presented ny
Manager Wade was approved.
The s. heduie follows:
Dec 2l--Phladclphia Dental col
lego. a. Newark.
Jan. 5-FrookIyn Polytechnic. a.
Brooklyn.
Jan. G--Army a. West Point.
Jan l0-Pcnnsylvauia AZ Phlladcl-
mia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
SALES|ANUM PLAYS
BRISTOL TOMORROW
Local Squad Hopes to Win Over
PennsyIvanians on the
Gridiron.

Salesianum will try to strike the
winning stride tomorrow when they
join battle with Bristol High at
Bristol. Thus far tho Catholic High
eleven has dropped every game play
ed, two in the Catholic League and
two with other high school teams
From the way the Eighth and West
Streets warriors came back in the Soc
ond half Saturday against West
Catholic High. their chances for
victory over the Pennsylvania aggrc-
cation are good.
Bristol High fought tho local schol-
astIc eleven To a scOreless tie last sea-
son. 1t was the first game for both
teams but each has met four or more
opponents so far this season. Fran
reports the Bristolians have a heavy
line and a powerful baCkncld Some
now members have been added to the
team, hut the majority Of It's players
are Veterans OF last year.
Salcsianum Will practically use the
same lineup as was employed against
West Catholic High Saturday. with
possibly n slight change In the end
positions spike" Wcldin. who has
been working for an end berth. may
be used as right end in tomorrow
game. and RED" Bacon. who has been
showing up we'll all this week may
get an opportunity 70 show his wares
in the hackfield.
Captain Red" Dolan will take up
the fullback post. with Joe" Lowell at
quarter and Burke and Reese at left
and right halfback. Dolan has been
developing a good style in punting at
the workouts every day this week. and
when he sends the p.gskin flying to-
morrow. il ought 10 go for long
distance stump" Grant, who has
been playing n great game this sea-
son al right end. will take up that po-
sitiOn against the Pennsylvanians to-
morrow. Grant is a dependable man
81 receiving forwards. and therefore
Will be in the right position.
| Young Maloney will be used in the
other end position. This boy brought
some Of West Catholic Highs best
playrs down Saturday, through his
! excellent tackling ability.
Russo and Lemon will take up the
guard positions in the Catholic Highs
line. and Fahey and Mcmahon the
/ tackles. Curran. who has performed
| well in every game staged this sea.
son. Will be center.
Graduate Manager Prof. Thomas
/ Mulrooney. and Student Manager
| Ed" Fahey have almost complete,
the basketball schedule for the com
ing season. The Catholic High will
Ike its football team. have rugge,
road TO travel this year on the wood
en- ways. Several of last years vet
Grams will be absent when the call 70
candidates is issued.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
CHURCH LEAGUE CAGE
TEAMS PLAN OPENING
Director Sylvanus Has Made
Plans for Initial Contests
on Wooden Ways.

Director John Sylvanus of tho
church Basketball League IS care
stNv LAYING his plans for the opening
Il the season on Friday evening. NO
n mhcr l.. The complete schedule has
go. been issued Vet; but there will he
'.Hr games on the opening night.
NcCabe and Trinity Of the Second
O. i~ion and First-Central and Han
over of The First division j. the lineup
f.r the first night at the Hanover
gymnasium. The other double header
&C. the night VIII be At Cookman's
.muas.um. which was formerly the
West End Reading Room. During the
summer this floor has been enlarged.
s." that s; has n playing space OF 30
i,v Co feet and seating capacity OF
snout go. ON this floor -. stephens
81 mec, Harrison Stree; in the Sec
.'prd division game. while Goodman and
srauaywine VIII mix it up in the final
-.ruo of the double header.
Two more double headers viii he
,o tho schedule for Saturday night
VIII Westminster meeting Mt. Salem
aud Epworth and Second Baptist
flashing in the second game Of the
matches a. Goldman, while Grace :
representatives in the Second division
WI take on Eastiake and their rep
rcscu'atiVes IN the First division
vll take on their old rivals from St
Paul az the y NJ &. A
There seems 20 be more interest in
'ho league this year than last and
some OF the teams IRE making grea,
preparations for the season. Chester
D. Ross. who has been the leading Of
n.al ~ the league for two seasons
has forsakeu his whistle 10 coach the
team from s. Pauls Church. while
Trardywjue has made arrangement
FOR Chick Cant and Mark living. form
cr stars az Rutgers. TO handle their
team.
The splendid Grace combination
which swept everything before il IN
the league FOR three seasons is broken
a. they have lost the Garvine brothers
and Greenwood from their lineup
Greenwood is now located in Harris
burg. while Gin CARVINGS work al tho
& A. c. \ as assistant physical d.
Icrtor prcCludes the possibility OF his
D., presenting any local team.
However they have Longacre and
chandler Of last seasons combine a:
nucleus and Finn. Mckay and Ew
ing of last years reserves and with
the addition - Mendenhall and Fisher
90 West and len Jones OF last year!
high school team assure them n team
vhich viii De- up In the race. even :
,hey do not como out at the top.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
Probable Llne-Up.

Chester has n mob OF substitutes.
and the following men may see action
Saturday: McCloskey, Mullen Davis
and Hollywood. and many others who
sport Coach barkin's cOlors.
The great migration for 1922, will
drift toward Chester tomorrow when
the Wilmington High squad battles
Chester High at Smedley Field. 1t Is
expected that 1000 Wilmingtonians
will witness the greatest battle OF
80"
Enthusiasm is at top pitch at the
local school and 1t is believed that the
Highlets will dangle Chestcrs scalp
when tho referees whistle halts the
game. Ashton's clan will enter the
fray keyed up To face the LarlIin
squad and emerge the victor. Norm
White will don the Cherry Jersey to-
morrow. although his weak ankle is
not completely healed. Outside of
Whites injury the rest of the squad Is
in fine condition for the game.
Tho squad went through a light
signal drill at the stadium this mCrn-
ing, in signal drill and were also
taught n few OF Chcsters formations
The men quickly got on the knack OF
their opponents style of play and
should know what to expect Saturday
| The team was assembled this morn
| ing In the gymnasium Mt II O'Clock
and had a secret practice until
o'clock
Captain Stout predicts surprise fol
the Wilmington fans after Saturday
game and states that the locals VIII
| have successful season. To be Z
successful season one thing is ncccs
sary and that ia to defeat Chester.
Keen rivalry has always existed be
tween these schools since they frs
met In athletic meets and that rival
~ has existed down to tho presen
day. Football is no exception as in
tense rivalry has been tho word II
basketball Last year the locals spill
even in the gridlron game. but wen
'ilooie" in the diamond sport. In 1871
the locals won in football. 1920 the,
tied. In II they were defeated. From
these statistics the two teams ar
even in standing and tomorrow bring
the big fireworks.
Tho obstetrics were seen in actio
early this season when they took tn
Salesianum Catholic High boys int
the game. Many OF the local fans sa
that the Highlets are IN for drub
bing. but IL you ask any student 'Wh
will win" you'll only get one answer
or take a stroll out Delaware avenu
and rest the optics on the placard
which are advertising the game an
then II you think the locals haven't
lchance the NJ ID. Is your next stop
The obstetrics have had fine sea
son so far and are ahead in the wi
column. Perhaps their most notabl
victory so far has been over La Sail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
FIVE POINTS TO MEET
ST. HEDWIG'S TOMORROW

Five Points will meet St. Hedwig's
on the Five Point gridiron tomorrow
afternoon. The game is scheduled to
start at $50 O'Clock. The Saints have
been going at fast clip lately and are
confident of trimming the Pointers
Tho Five Points team will enter to-
morrOw's game in greatly crippled
condition. With Harvey out with q
bad leg. Tinsman and Tribbit missing
from the back field. and the line torn
20 pieces. the Pointers see little chance
for victory. Coach Lslley wants all Of
the players TO report at Terrels cor
ner at $50 tonight for final practice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
FIVE POINTS NUGGETS LOSE
TO NEWPORT GRID TEAM

The Five Points Midgets journeyed
to Newport yesterday, and We're de
feated. 6 to 0, in closely played
game. The only score was made in
the third period, when Cunningham,
OF Newport, took a forward, and ran
for a touchdown.
Features of the game were the so
yard run of Van SAINT, the tackling Of
Comegys. and McFall's line plunging.
Manager Lang, of the Midgets. would
like TO arrange games with pound
teams. The lineup:
NNDnnT .gA NfTnCI-TC. mn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
70 ELECT DIRECTORS OF
WILMINGTON A. 4. TONIGHT

The Wilmington Athlete Associa-
.lon VII meet this evening in the
Offices OF the Manufacturers Assoc!a-
uon. West Ninth street. a. S y. m.
There are number q important fca-
tur,s shat arr 20 De brought before
tno club this evening.
Several influential business men o.
ths Dty have expressed themselves
a. beng in favor Of The proposition
and have offered their moral as wei.
as financial support
a Board % Directors consisting OF
five members VIII be elected tonight
Al members and any ether persons in
tcrested in The club are urged 70 be
present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
SATURDAY GRID GAMES.

Wilmington High VS.. Chester,
at Chester
Salesianum VS.. Bristol High,
at Bristol.
Delaware VS.. Haverford, at
Newark; 2.30 j. IN.
Parkside VS.. st. Mary's, at
Harlan Field; $50 p. IN.
Defiance VS.. Seventh Ward,
at Second and du pont; 230
=. IN.
Five Points KS. St. Hcdwig's,
at Five Points; $50 p. IN.
MarshalltOn VS.. West Will
mington, at Marshanton 3
O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
(The Doughboy Speaks)

(The Doughboy Speaks)
We could hear the gray winds whisper
Through each tangled wood and glen,
IF you only live till morning
You will soon be home again;
If you only live till morning
You will find the ancient glow
Where tho friendly rivers wander
BY the hills you used to know"
We could hear the gray winds calling
AS the II. T.. ripped the loan:
IF you only live till morning
You will find the skies of home,
You will hear again the voices
OF the clan you know so we'll;
II you only live TIL morning
You will soon be out of hell.
"One more day OF wreck and terror.
one more night of death and pain;
One more dawn in muddy trenches
Through the shell blast and the rain:
Then it's through with pack and rifle
And the long hike through the glen.
If you only live till morning
You will soon be home again"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10
The Big Uncertainty

are just getting
so many
he Uncertainty
possible football lose another
In competition where an esghapcd
the of mean touchdowns.
weaker team with the right break might easily beat machine that
was wot
proof
Alabama than 80 the Navy outcd GeOr
the Navy, then Alabama beat Penn
which auumnal Harvard form
Princeton But
any without
approaching Penns Navy Mabamas
a
BACK 10 meet the ar ATTACK the infantry Keeps marching on the defense
that football has known.
of plunger. put
ground gaining after another into action After notbes
and is Castner, of the greatest of the lot.
feel the of winning Tiger
Saturday be
That's shortest
prediction
are You going to dope team writes A. IL G. that beats the
trimmed
within week
1nvincibe
Cornell Dobie and Kau They have
come invincibnfy anything in sight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-10

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-03-24
RED FOX'S WHITE COAT

THE ground was covered with
snow. Little Reddy Fox peeked
from the doorway of his home, wish
ing he could run over to the farm.
IF you go out" said Old Grandpa
Fox, who was sitting by the fireplace,
Mr.. Dog or Mr.. Man will surely see
you. You need a white coat like your
cousin, the Arctic Fox, to go out in
weather like this"
''Oh, Grandpa, do tell me about my
cousin. did not know that any little
foxes had white coats. Where do they
Iive?"
''Oh, they live miles and miles away
from around here" answered Grand
pa Fox, up in the Arctic regions of
the cold north land.
'They are called the Blue Foxes or
White Foxes, and they are about the
same size that we are when they are
grown"
But, Grandpa, how can they have
two names?" asked Reddy. Are they
blue and white?'
"Only in the winter time does your
Arctic cousin put on his white coat"
said Grandpa. All the rest of the year
he is sort of a blush gray. Some of
the family wear nearly all of this
color and others have upper parts of
their body brown, with whitish fur
on their stomachs. but in the winter
every one puts on all-white coats so
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-03-24

they can hunt for food with perfect
safety"
IF had a coat like that 1 could go
out and Mr.. Dog would not see me
running across the white fields" said
Reddy.
But Grandpa Fox was nodding. He
did not hear what little Reddy said
and as there was no one about to stop
him, Reddy Fox thought he would try
an idea he had for making a white
coat, for he very much wanted a nice
chicken for his dinner.
AT nOOntime he knew the hens
and chickens would be let out Of
their house up at the farm for din
ner, and he made up his mind to try
TO get one before the farmer or Mr..
Dog saw him.
Flour is white" thought Reddy. 81
could jump into the flour barrel and
get my coat thickly covered with
white and then off 1 can run and be
back before father or mother finds it
out, and I guess they will be pleased
when bring home a chicken or a fat
hen for dinner.
Grandpa Fox dozed and Reddy ran
to the pantry to carry out his plan
and in a little while out he came so
white his own mother would not have
known him. Out Of the house and
across the fields he went, arriving at
the farm just as the poultry came out
of their house for dinner.
Reddy took care to keep close TO the