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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
HIGH CAGE SQUAD
IN HARD WORKOUT
Cherry and White Players Hope
to Redeem Themselves on
Wooden Ways.

The Highlet basketball squad put
on strenuous practice yesterday
and was released after three hours OF
practice. The indications are GER
tainly bright for winning Ave, con-
sidering the ability displayed 40 far in
practice. The boys are working hard
and plugging away 10 wipe out the
stigma of the football record and TO
produce a winning quintet on the floor
for this season.
Coach Ashton divided the squad into
two teams yesterday. The selection
for the "A" team was Roman. Scott
and Litchens;ein, forwards: Richards,
center, while Stlrlith and Coach Ash
ton held down the guard berths. The
"B" squad had on its roster Herhily
and Flanzer, forwards: Fletcher. cen
.-r. with Green and Schaefer guard
ing.
The "A" squad put up defense
that was hard TO penetrate In the
first half. The "B" squad managed
to slip in IL field goals, but Litchcn-
stein managed to surpass the entire
"B" teams scoring by ringing In 10
doublcdeckers. Vic" could have Sc
cured many other goals. but he de-
cided 10 assist his teammates I'm max
ing the remaining goals. All OF the
men on both teams had their eye on
the basket.
Johnny Roman was forced to retire
when he split a finger in the opening
skirmish. Roman looks 10 be GER
tainty at forward and a quick recov-
cry of his injured hand is looked for
Babe" Scott went in at Romans
place and played a bang-up game
netting three goals for his share IN
| the scoring. Fritz Hcrhily. tn,
/ diminutive OF the squad. played q
/ nashy game for the losers and con.
tributed four field goals for his after
/ Moons work.
Ii Is uncertain as To whether there
will be practice today. II there II. tn,
candidates will in all rsNohabihty DE
vote their time to passing and shoot
| ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Lafayette Adopts Modified Residence
Regulation for Football Players.

Easton, Pa. Dec. 6-The Lafayette
College faculty AT a meeting last night
voted 20 adopt the modified one-year
ruling as proposed by the faculty ath-
letic committee. The one-year rule.
which viii 20 into effect September.
1928, bars freshmen from playing foot
ball against institutions which enforce
n similar rule.
The first-year men, however, will be
permitted 10 play for Lafayette
against colleges which do not have a
one-year residence rule. According 20
Dean Albert *. Heckei. the new rule
VIII apply only 20 football. Freshmen.
as usual. Will be eligible for places on
the varsity basketball. track. baseball
soccer. cross-country and tennis
teams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
MILFORD vs.. SEAF0RD.

seaford, Dee. with a game each
to their credit the basketball teams of
Company l. OF Milford and seatord
will hook up in the third and deciding
game on Seafords floor, tomorrow
night. The Milford cagemen have
been goins great. having captured
games from Company q Of Cambridge,
Md. and the Y. NJ. c. a. quintet Of
Salisbury, Md. during the past week.
seaford is also putting up crack
article OF basketball, and the game
here tomorrow night promises to be an
interesting one. \ dance will follow
the game in Thompson's Auditorium,
where the battle will be staged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
DEFIANCE BULLDOGS WILL
HAVE WORKOUT TONIGHT

The Defiance Bulldogs will hold a
workout tonight at the Third and
Adams street grounds In preparation
for their game on Saturday.
At present three teams outside of
Wilmington are clamoring for satur-
days game. The Tenth Warders'
opponent will be announced tomorrow
Every member of the squad is re-
quested to be on hand tonight as
much important business will be tran
sacted including plans for next scr<
SON = compalgn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
VILLA TO FIGHT TWICE
BEFORE END or MONTH

New York. Dec. 6.-PanchO Villa.
American fiywelxht champion. who is
signed % meet FRANKIE Genaro on De-
cembcr n. in New Jersey, also has
been matched 10 box Terry Martin at
Madison Squsr. Garden. December 2s.
The Gcnaro bout was scheduled 10
have been the little Fiiipino's last
match ln the United States before be-
ginning he world tour. but as the
holding OF this contest is In doubt the
meeting With Martin was arranged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

The Sophomore seNtet continued
helr winning streak when they fore
"a the Freshmen girls undr by the
Score of ls-ii. The second year girls
rcpested their brilliant playing or
Monday and in this manner annexed
their second straight. The Fresh
..s played a good brand of basketball
.I. were forced 10 bow against a SUI
.or shooting team.
Miss Rosenberg again paved the
NV FOR victory by sending the hail
.. puch the baskets for nine field
souls Miss Thompson or the year
0-s kept her team in the running by
h.t shooting. The girls on all the
.0Iads displayed a better article OF
nc sam yesterday and today should
ina The teams going at top notch
weed. The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Tomlin's Trapshootlng Record.

Fred Tomlin 90 GlassborO. y. J.,
who represents the Winchester Re
peatlng Arms Co, as a professional
shooter In the Eastern States. es;ab-
lished a new worlds record for four
days target shooting in the Pennsyl-
vania championship tournament. a,
Lancaster. by breaking 595 targets
out OF 600. Tomlin broke 159 out -
16O the first day. 1S7 out OF 100 the
second, 200 straight the third and -
out Of so the fourth. That's what We
call real shooting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
TOTALS

BY defeating the Pioneers. 1s % Q
in the Catholic Indoor League. last
night. tho -. Thomas Club gained
seven points on ;he league leaders.
and are now within three points Of
knotting the lead with the Ninth and
Market streets players
A feature of ,ast nights meeting
was tho single pool game between
Simeon and Cliff" Young. Two old
cue rivals tho former defeating Young
50 10 2s The 81. Thomas lads were
also vic torlOus In the double pool
match. 100 70 %. The results:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
SorHONfORES
rEFSHNfE\

In the other game OF the twin bill
the seniors administered sound
t-ounclng to the Juniors. e0-i. The
machine playing of the Porter crew
proved too much for Miss Campbeii's
team. who were but able 20 secure
one field goal The Misses Bender
and Porter were the big noise for the
winners as the side center would con-
'iauaily secure the ball and place il in
a position 20 score. The Juniors used
a ficck of substitutes but il was the
seniors day and everything went
heir way. The Misses Campbell and
Jacohy earned the losers laurels and
prevented the fourth year girls from
.oeurins any additional points. The
ne-uN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Dundee Whips Doyle.

Newark. y. J.. Dec. Johnny
Dundee. OF New York. defeated Willie
Doyle. of Newark. IN a l2-round bout
here last night. Dundee won J. o. the
y rounds. Doyle finishing strong. Both
lighters weighed in at 1864 pounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

Schooner Longs Brownson crew in
a fast battle, 81 70 %.
"Toney" Biddle, Bob kayanaugh
and Bum" TOOmey. stars OF last sea
sons team. wCre the leading scorers
for the winners. Kayanaugh and
Toomey each tossed in four from the
field. Biddle followed closely with
three. Farley and Bulger led in the
point column fOr the Librarians.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

Here's anOther Inst CIass alI-star
eleven: Sylvester. right end; Schieu.
left tackle; Ludwig. left guard; Rose.
cente; O'Brien. guard; Salters. tackle
Carol. end; Quinn. quarterback:
Casey. halfback; Loose. halfback;
McCuilio7, fullback.
Touchdown"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

alike is the changing of nations
institutions football nd iaseba Organizattn tnsg
they
of dominated
OF the first
the
the
usually
a when
can learn more rom ON
only IN
as OF o
the last the standing follows
s. tied lost percentage. sas.
Harvard-Payed 4, tied 2 lost q se7.
Yale-Piayed s. /. lost :. percentage .125.
heavyweight chance
Or Floyd
as he
and :
willing
steadily
Tor Wills
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Dundee 10 Boy belmont.

New York. Dec. 6.-Johnny Dundee.
recognized here as the featherweight
champion and the holder OF the 13o-
pound championship belt. will meet
Gene belmont. Memphis lightweight,
In 12-round bout in Brooklyn
December Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

Nnan Log
ans Mt. Yer
non crew. run
ner-ups for the
City Basketball
League title
last year. open
ed the 1922
season last eve
ming at Friends
School gym by
- - -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
SELECTS STAR
FOOTBALL EIENENs
Sports Editor:

Dear Sir: How about this All-WI-
m.ngton eleven for 1922? Although
there may be other all-star teams that
would average more weight than these
nevertheless these look like among
the best.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

Although the State championship
Is Undecided. II appears that the VIII
mington schools Nossessed the better
men individually II they did not dis
play teamwork. On the first eleven
Salesianum captures Ave positions.
while the Cherry and White gain one
more berth than the Catholic team.
On the second eleven. the Eighth
and West crew garner four positions.
Wilmington six and Newark wins one
place.
The Salcslans win the end positions
by the prOverbial mile as the Ashton
clan did not produce a wingman who
could measure up 20 the Catholic ends.
BaSdo would have probably landed a
berth on the first team. but injuries
kept him from displaying any kind
OF form. Grant and Mcmahon proved
by their nifty work that they well de-
served place on the mythical squad.
In Fletcher and Fahcy. are the hes,
scholastic tackles In tho city. Both
are dead sure at lrnging their man
down and play the game every min
ute. Stout and Smith are chosen for
guards. They form n hard working
combination that Is hard 10 beat
Stout ls chosen captain because OF his
inside knowledge OF the game and by
his wonderfully lighting spirit. Sweezy
| clinches the pivos position and has
the edge on Curran.
The backfleld is a $3.50 Tropositlon
Reese u chosen 20 direct the team
because Of his experience ~ the game
| aud he possesses good general sh ip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

writes NJ
whenever play where there
Splash"
Chick Meehan the Syracuse picks
and Welsh Of Colgate
he 6
inches tall and habak
wonderful
to
the field but Weller caught tackle that
proved again how shy
weight
don Welsh has known
me
ampng
twenty-five more fully good name
the
with all the publicity attached what athletes
carry as Tar as Goliath Samson Hercules
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

the Hotel du Pom, Friday evening. An
interesting program is being arrang
cd
president OF the athletic council and
Everett e. Johnson Will be among the
speakers. ANY members OF the alum
nj association desiring TO attend the
AFFAIR are requested TO get in touch
Win =. Irving Walls. care OF Prince
aud Whitley. du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Brownson Academy Wins. % 10 20.

In the preliminary attraction the
Brownson Academy team won hard
fought game from the Mt. Vernon
Reserves by a q 10 20 score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

Seventh Ward. Friel, Hand, Dunlap.
Parkside and Seventh Ward will
lock horns in their initial game OF the
city League season tonight at the
Parkside cage. at Kirkwood PARK. and
from the line-ups submitted by Man
ayers Lofnk and Ferguson, the City
League followers can look forward TO
40 minutes OF action.
The game will start promptly at
$50 o'clock, and will be preceded by
a preliminary contest between the
Parkside Reserves and st. AIMS, OF
the Reserve City League, which game
Is scheduled 20 start at 7.30 o'clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
st. AIMS vs.. Parks side Reserves al
Parkside. 80 O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
FRATFRNAL QUOT TRAws
STAGE INTERESTING SERIFs

Seaford. Dec. g.--Tne quot. cams
representing Liberty Beu Council. 80.
q. Jr. o. L.. 4. M and Wash.ngton
Camp. 80. ], p. D. S. o' g.. of MS
town. are staging on interesting series
Of qsoit games. The results.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Mount Vernon Quintet Wins City
League Tilt Over Brownson Five

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS.
Mount Vernon. 81: Brownson. 25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

Revised Chorus
In Dixie Land I'll take my stand.
a mashe riblick IN my hand.
To whale away IN sun and sand
Away down South In Dixie
Way down amid the palms and pines.
Down where thu stcamy sunlight shines.
Where I can get my Ss and ss
Away down South Ia Dixie.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Mclaughlin. guard.
BRowNsoN

heteres.-MaN~el. Scorer GibbinS
ilmer-Russell. Fouls Communicable
ernon. p. BrOwnson. 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
DELAWARE SQUAD TO :
Be GIVEN DINNER
Wilmington Alumni Plan Great
Time for Friday Night at
Hotel du Pont.
The members OF

The members OF
the University OF
Delaware football
squad and the
athletic council
will be the guests
OF honor at a din
ner given by the
Wilmington chap
ter OF the Alum
mi Association at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Elrsf Gnmn
second 6ame.

Juniors ..... 10 "a 10 g f-f
y. o. s.. A.... 81 % 81 18 q Or 2l--s
series VIII be PLAYED on saturday
night. December @. after which -ne
twO teams will engage IN a 500-point
saries. Liberty BEL Council is repre-
snnted By the following quot pitcher:
William IT, Wiley. captain, Marshall
Hammond. Albert IT, Tsrr and Charles
IT, Conawav. while the team repre-
senting Washington Camp - comDos-
cd Of the following. Cyrus =. Fav-
niger, captain; r. Scott Purse. WI
liam q. Moore. Q. Alfred West and
John W Hastings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
2 CITY LEAGUE.

TONIGHTs SCHEDULE
Seventh Ward vs. Parkside az Park
side. $50 O'Clock
RESERVE CITY LEAGUE.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Brovnson Academy. %: Mt. Vernon
Reserves. 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
riors and Sophs Win High School, Dinner for Grdders
" OnAH"I@TT
beOlIz@e5HTRMtl9TpHf HMSs11l

Tribune
Changing
m the
10 the
he vas
Where
so
N far order exchange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

Now that football Is over, NJ far as
the local schools are concerned, IL is
to pick mythical All
Scholastic team. There y always "A
difference of opinion irf selecting
candidates for such team. hence n
certain selection does not satisfy every
one. After shifting and sitting vari-
Gus opinions OF the followers Of the
various teams, tho following squads
have been selected for the two elev-
ems:
FIRST ELEVEN. SECOND ELEVEN.
McNfahon (saies.) lie. o.. Clover wv ~ s. }
Fletcher (W.H.S.) u I. Maloncy lsales. }
Capt Stout ........ J. x. Lingo (w.Ii.s.)
swcezy lWH.s) co.. c. .... Curran (salcs. }
smith (W .H.S. 60. T. v. "a. Russo lSales. }
fahey (sales.l ..... r. .. o.. keyboid w ~ -
Grant tsalcs. ..... =. g. Bsrdo tW :.
Reese fsaics ...... q. n. MilliSen Nv N ~
II. white (w IL. =. )lh.b. .... D.. Capt. Burke
(saicsD
Rowe WIS. r. h. h. y, white wv II :. }
Dolan (salcs) ..... T. b. Hubert tNewarlS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Tonlght's Game.

HOW THEY LINE Up.
,kSIDE -FNENsru Wal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
SENIORS AND SOPHS
WIN CAGE BATTLES
Second Year Girls Keep Slate
Clean by Second Straight
Victory.
Yesterdays Girls basketball.
Seniors. 20: Juniors. T.
Sonhcmorcs. 10: Freshmen, II.
Yesterdays Girls Basketball.

Sonhcmorcs. 10; Freshmen, IL.
STANDING OF TEAMS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
ONE-YEAR RULE AT RAsToN.

Totals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
by JAMES VI. cox
Ex-Governor Of Ohio

Tho makers of the treaty OF Yer.
saiiles did not regard It az a perfect
instrument. II was impossible 70 do
some OF the things at the time which.
in the interest Of a permanent peace.
were deemed essential The average
critic Of the treaty IN 40 blinded by
partlsanship that he gives no thought
70 the many difficulties that sur.
rounded the conference.
Certainly. no ono believed II possi.
bic that America would abandon the
labors Of adjustment. The moral re-
sponaibllity was quite ms binding ~ Il
WAS during the war. IL civilization
was iinperiied by q military autocra.
cy. the destruction OF the tnenaclng
Institution was but the first part OF
the world task.
America struck tho determining
blow ~ the crucial hour in the war
and aftarward abandoned not only
tho victors. but tho vanquished as
we'll.
Half the troubles attendant upon
tho present European situation have
come from the overhansing bitter
ness Of the past. II was Ameri.
ca that spoke the terms upon which
arms were laid down. She not only
rendered a great servico TO mankind
when sho did II. but she assumed tho
moral obligation to sec that the faith
was kept.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Attacked at Sea
By Appendicitis
Man Is Treated by Wireless From Ship
Fifty Miles Away

A sailor on tn. small steamer
'Schroon'' was taken seriously Ill.
There was no doctor aboard so a
wireless appeal was sent out Tor
me deal aid Tho mersage was
picked UP by a ship fifty miles away
the case as appendicitis. Then he
treated the man by wireless for four
days, when 10 was reported he was
on the way 40 recovery.
A Treaeherous Disease
Appendicitis attacks at any mo-
ment even persons seemingly In
good health. Usually. however. u IL
ofeceded by so-caiied stomach trou-
qnces. often when there is q warn
Ing feeling Of une asiness in the abb
domcn, appendicitis can be guarded
against in exactly the Same manner
In which one guards against the
spread of throat infection, because
that Is jus. what appendicitis is--
IN Infection In the intestines spread
Ing to the appendix. When one has
sore throat. one can often prevent
further trouble and the development
antieeptic wash or gargfs 40 fight
the germs and a laxative TO carry
off the poisons from the body. Just
exactly the same procedures Is neces-
and guard against appendicitis' But
inAtead Of an antiscptic wash for the
throat, an INTESTINAL antiseptic
IL necessary.
Intestinal Antfseptfe
There Ii now offered to- the pub
lic = preparation having the Dou-
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septic and O COMPLETE system
cleanser This preparation. known
~ Adierika. acts az follows:
It tends to eliminate or destrov
harmful germs and colon baciIli IN
thu Intestinal canal. thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dla-
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II IL khs most complete system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Wilson Blocked Grab at
Peace Table, Says Writer

To one who wants 20 reflect upon
tho facts. II IN apparent that the
peace treaty was but preliminary 20
a program OF international justice.
Internationally. the potential figures
NJ tho peace table regarded the pact
IA only beginning. recognizing that
u was necessary 10 create at the
earliest possible moment a working
base.
II is well 10 recall some OF the
things that made trouble. II Ia rec
ognizcd In Europe now that a mis-
take was made when Paris was 80
iected for tho peace conference. This
was a tribute TO the French soldiers
and tho French people. both of
whom. Ia tho face OF almost unendur.
abls hardships. had survived the In.
vasion OF their soil. II was the very
center Of war excitement.
A part Of tho Paris press behaved
badly. Conflicting national claims
that wero under discussion were
exploited by paid advertisements
There was a ccasoless propaganda
going on.
England had iust held en- election.
Tho coalition forces Of Lloyd George
had won the day on tho slogan that
carried tho sentiment Of war bitter.
ness. Territories given up by tho
vanquiahed countries were regarded
as spells of war. and there were
many evidences Of national greed.
France wanted Alsace. Lorraine
and the Saar valley. the left bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

Of tho Rhine. Syria and part Of
cameroona. England wanted Weso-
potamiA. German East Africa. south.
wesf Africa and some Of tho South
Pacific islands and possibly Pales-
tina Italy wanted tho Trcntlno ard
Trsa.ss. tho Tyrol. pAirnatia. Fums
parts Of Albania and a foothcid at
Adaisa- Japan wanted EhantunE and
rome Northern Pacific isianfa.
Greece wanted extensions In
Eplrus and Macedonia. tho return Of
Tho Eodecaness and considerable
holdings around Smyrna Belgium
wanted parts OF German las; Africa
and concessions at the expense Of
Holland. Poland. Gxechaiovakia.
Jngoaiaxia and tho border states de-
sired Independence. Rumania want.
I'd Trsnsysvanla and Bessarabia.
America wanted nothing 10 territory.
SAYS WILSON
BLOCKED GRAB
The game Of grab NJ tho peace
table was prevented BY Woodrow
Wilson. lie defisd thc elements Of
greed lie insisted that the terri
tory taken from Germany be placed
under mandate until the Inhabitants
were enabled to determine their own
future.
This prolonged tho conference.
The Italian delegates went homo In
a huff. A days came and went.
soviatlatn was spreading over south
eastern Europe. Tho shadow Of
hunger hung over millions Of homes
In time Il waa a race. 20 far as the
peacemakerB were concerned. with
starvation and revolution.
AIR. Wilson and those who were
POSSESSED OF like idcallam made
the best of a bad eitnation. They
were unable TO enforce in toto the
principle OF the II points.
Doubtless the feeling with those
possessed Of high purpose was that
tho league OF nations under the Ia
voring conditions Of subslding pas.
sions would be enabled thru media
ton TO mako the necessary read.
iustments.
Copyright. 1922. by NEA Service,
Incl
This II tho concluding article OF
Ex-Governor Cox's series on Euro.
pean observations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

osAersriss. as q case Of hoesng
year csea reso Of teorrsas Ca your otes
strength.
oais yesterday foard In my mat
q letter from soomas--cttdcnfiy re-
fsned and educafed--tcho asks sehere
she con gee The iea. OF sIeo srsfAouf
the u0asfsre or endorsement Of
frscrds.
SAC scli pay IL back "scAen abe gets
money from home
She probably smacines u trsIi b.
az easy matter 20 direct her 70 somo-
oas soho ssii gladly aarance fhss
suns. Just for tao opportunity 10 heip
q fcIseto tetac.
frs q mighty srsau quantity o.
som<iAiHg for nothing oac Ccfs from
others. es'cn u % be sn the matter Of
loan Of money.
~ i>ss people Hired ts the cienor
Of the SOMEONE srsii heip-rse- he'll
iucsnassor. there srovia ee re,eer help.
irss haanax.