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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-08-25
De Valera Emerges
from Hiding

Dublin, Aug. 25-Eamonn De
Valera today dramatically emerged
from his hiding place and is rally
ing an army in county Louth in
preparatio nfor an attack on Dublin,
according to persistent reports here.
The rumor ran excitedly through the
crowds this morning at the bier af
Michael Collins at the City Hall
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-08-25

Washington, ID. c.. Aug. 25--In-
formation from government sources
that the railroads Of the country are
now moving less than so per cent
Of the normal freight traffic of the
country was placed before 'Presi-
dent Harding's cabinet today DUNG
meeting devoted almost entirely to
discussion of the rail strikes. 1t
was officially stated that the rail-
roads have been unable to move all
the freight given priority status.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-08-25
LennOx to Entertain
at Celebration

Lennox- Aug. 25--Arrangements
have been completed for the annual
sports day, celebration and fair, to
be held in Lennox next Tuesday and
Wednesday, August 29 and 80.
There will be exhibits of farm
products and Of live stock and poul-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-08-25
Northern Pacific
Engineer Killed

Seattle, WASH, Aug. 25--En-
gineer w. A. Jones was killed and
several injured today when a wes..-
bound Northern Pacific coast train
struck fallen boulder and the en-
CINE turned over.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-08-25
Aberdeen Girl
Pays Shortage

Cedar Rapids, Ia. Aug. 25- :
Marjorie Payne. giving her age as
Is and her place of residence as Alb
.erdeen, s. D., arrested here on the
charge of defrauding e. p. Eppley,
manager of the Montrose hotel of
the sum of $1,000 was released in
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-08-25

Washington, ID. c., Aug. 25-
Federal operation and control of
coal mines is provided in an amend
ment to the Borah coal commission
bill offered by Senator Edge in the
senate,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-08-25

Sioux City, Aug. 25-The general
market in the divisions was quoted
from steady to as much as quarter
higher. Heavy mixed packing sows
advanced most, resulting in much
smaller proportion of hogs selling
under Z than yesterday.
Good sows sold at around 81 ID
$7.25. with smooth and mixed grades
at not far from $3.50. Good mixed
grades and medium butchers ranged
up from quarter higher to a quar-
ter lower. Top hogs sold at SO and
the bulk of all grades sold between
81 and $3.50.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1922-08-25
Daily Market Report


Minneapolis, Aug. 25 Corn
Steady, demand fair, offerings light;
No. / and 2 yellow, 2 1-2 to 8 LIE
under Chicago September. No. 2
yellow closed at 5S IA to So lie.
No. mixed at Sc 1-2 to SIC.
Oats-Strong for choice heavy Of
ferings. No. whites September
price to 1-2c over; only few fancy
cars 3 to 1-2c over. No. whites
closed at 28 3-8 to 80 3-8c. No. 4
whites at q 3-8 to % 7Sc.
Rye-Demand fairly good. No 3
at to 2 1-2c over September, lat
ter for fancy at mills. No. rye
closed at GA Ia TO 64 3-4c.
Barley-Firm to 1c higher; de-
mand for choice brick. Prices closed
at 38 to soc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
GOLDEY CLUB MEETING.
Arrange Dance for Tomorrow Evening
for Athletic Association.

The Goldey College Commercial
Club held its Apsil meeting yesterday
afternoon in the rooms OF the Com
mercial Department. John Quinn,
president OF the club. preceded, and
Miss Eleanor Clomo was recording
secretary. Miss Nellie v Fogle played
piano solo. John Jenness gave a
humorous reading. Misses Louisa
Hatfield, Helen McCabe, jeanette
Westerheld and Marjorie Sard made
hit with the club members In their
vocal quartette numbers. Miss Flor
ence Schaffer was well received in q
piano solo. James Mcconnell served
as editor OF the Goldey College News
and showed his grasp OF schoolroom
gossip in n humorous way. and Miss
| Amanda Bowen read a timely paper
on current events.
The club members we're urged 20 at.
| tend the dance in the college rooms
| tomorrow evening. which is to b,
given for the benefit Of tho Athletic
| AssOcia ton.
| After some discussion,,a a motion pre-
vailed 70 discontinue the club meet
Ings after May 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27

lings against picked team today.
"Puss" has decided on his Freshmen
team and is awaiting challenges from
local and out-of-town schools. He also
has Junior Varsity squad composed
of Comfy and Wood. pitchers; Dawson,
c.; Green. 1b.: Middleton, 2b.; Donald
son, IS; Weiner. 3b.; Scott, RI; War
rem. CT; and Abbott. II.
Next weeks game with Tome will
he played In the Maryland town. Tome
has one OF the best mines that has ever
represented tho school. Tho latter Is
classed as the ''prettiest" prep school
In America ana Its playing ground Is
one OF tho best. The Tome boys viii
try for their sixth straight this Satur-
day. when they face another Maryland
nine.
"Vic" IAohenstein, Highs shortstop
has waned q little In his batting aver
aSe this year. although he led the
local boys last season in home runs.
Vic expects 10 pull through against
Ridley Park and Coatesville and Will
give McVaueh a run for high honors
With Highs infield set agoing. Ash
ton viii develop his outfteld The lat
ter was a trifie slow IN the Goldey
game as some OF the bingles Were sure
outs for a speedy outfield. Capt Jones
went over In Stirlith's territory twice
to grab a couple OF liners. The lattel
boy Is developing into n real hitter anS
In few games should be UP amonl
the best. He Is the only player on TIL
team that bats lefthand.
| 1~Na Ridiov parl, cnrna will start n
SIS p. m. tomorrow and many rooter
VIII make the trip along with Coacl
Ashton and the team. White. Woo
and Richards. pitchers: Dawson an
Maxwell. c.; McVaugh. h.; Len Jones
2b.; 1Achenstein, ss.: Carlon. 3b.
Capt c. Jones. II; Strnth. CT; Brad
way, IF; Donaldson. Green. utility.
The undefeated Chester High tear
is keeping anxious eyes on the loca
boys. Buno, the four letter man q
Chester. is playing In the infield thi
year. The local athletic association
will strive TO make arrangements {
take the rooters 10 Chester by trolley
Tho memoirs of the last basketba
lglme linger In the minds OF both team
and each Will try and have a large
crowd than the other, for reasons ur
known.
I Ridley Park conquered the stron
/ Amber High School Tuesday. s.
They are ready to engage the locl
boys and atone for the V5alloping "A
/ llah" Weiner and his mates administe
ed TO them In the past basketball SCI
son on the local floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
HARRINGTON TAKES
ONE FROM FELTON,
High School Teams Played Fast
Game, But Loser Was
Outdistanced.

gpecisl Correspondence rovory Evening
Harrington. April z7.--Harrinyton
High School entertained the Feltcn
High School on the local diamond here
yesterday, with Welch. harrington
star twirier, in tho box. Harrington
didn't have show. Welch famed 18
men, while the visiting pitcher made
IL OF the local boys wfifr. Pitching
honors wero about even for tho first
five innings. neither side making a
tally. but IN the sixth inning the Ire
was broten and FELTON, scored the first
run. The local boys came right back
and tied tho score and forged ahead
In the soventh, pilina up the Anal
score in the eighth inning FELTON, has
always been sort of jinx for the boys
here. and they fought hard 70 keep
from losing, FELTON, contesting nearly
all Of the decisions made by tho urn-
pires, and in the seventh inning, j.
Steward. the visiting twirler, refused
TO continue pitching and was relieved
by another J. Steward, n cousin Of tho
former twfrler. With Dfll on tho re-
oeiying end, Harrington presented a
much stronger lineup than ever be-
fore. Dill was easily tho leading
sticker or tho day. getting two or tho
llocals' four hits. n home run and a
single. He also wss hit by a pitched
ball in the seventh inning. Today the
locals visit Wyoming and Hne M
against tho strong Cgsar Rodney
High. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
CONVERT RACE TRACK INTO
WELL PAYING GOLF LINKS

q
ishcd Harlem
n Its glory n
Chicago the built
ern part o
he
ponies abooed
a a
81
thronged
nd
Investment
without charging depreciation.
The old Hawthorne Chicago
kend
who I'M
According professional all
25 miles New having
At the
OF rs Of their
idle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
EDGE MOOR WILL
I MEET DEFIANCE NINE
Tenth Warders Making Prep.
arations for Game at Sec-,
ond and du PWt Streets.

Defiance will open their homo sea-
son Saturday at the Second and du
Pont streets grodhds, when they will
cla sh with tho contingent from Edge
Moor.
The usual opening game ceremonies
will be in order, with Councilman
John Mulvena tossing out the fret ball
Mayor Harvey was TO hnve the honor
but the chief executive has several I'M
portant engagements TO dispense with
during tho afternoon. which resulted
in his declination to net as master OF
ceremonies. However. Mr.. Mulvena
should prove an ablo substitute rs he
Is q past grand master OF athletic
activities. being an ardent follower OF
the various athletic organizations In
the Tenth ward during the past de-
csAe.
Tho followers OF tho Bulldogs nre
highly elated over the showing OF their
pets In their game with Eastleke.
Their work in this game was OF such
a calibre. that they will be Ia hard ag-
gregation TO keep down In the melee
for the pennant.
Many fans are OF the opinion that
the Tenth Warders have arrived -
that is TO say they have reached the
pinnacle OF their playing after emerg-
| ing through the process of polishing
during tho past three years. Practi-
cally the Same team that represented
the Bulldogs three years ago are n
their lineup today with few excep'
tons. Taking tho lineup OF last Sat
urday's game as n criterion, eight o
the youths have yet TO cast their frs
vote, but they have to be considered
as Veterans. due to their unusual earl,
start In the national pastime.
The absence Of Buddy" Clarke ant
Art Hynson. who We're forced TO leav'
town due TO changes OF their resi-
ldences, was thought to have weaken
OIL the team. but the playing OF Jim
my Lynch, Pauley Carroll and Given
In Saturdays game gives evidenc
that their loss will not be as keenl.
felt as was expected. All three mel
played n wonderful game, the worl
of Lynch naturally standing out, du
to his snappy work at shortstop. whlcl
is a busy station on any team. Fore
also showed up we'll behind the plate
despite the fact that the position IL en-
tirely new TO him.
Taking all in one, with Lex GIL
lespie, Walsh, Carroll and Givens II
the outfield; Lutz. Merrill, Lynch
Shields and young Gillespie OF Salesi
anum High in tho infield. Quinn an
Ford behind tho bat, leaving Fredd.
Clarke. Tobin and Lefty" Dillon TAX
ing care OF the pitching burden. tn
Tenth Warders will bear wAtchinI
land their work during tho coming yea
will be followed with interost by loca
fans. II is likely that Jimmy Kerri
gan Will also DO active mound dut.
following tho close Of the school sea
son.
II Is not known who win star
against Edge Moor In the box. on Sat
urday. but It is likely that Tobin wi
get the call. leaving Clarke TO do dut
in "Wednesday nights game, inasmuc
} as Freddy started last Saturday
game.
Brommall will most likely get III
Ipitching assignment for the commu
lers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
DELAWARE TRACK
TEAM LOOKS STRONG
Betzmer's Appearances for the
Weight Events Strengthens
Blue and Gold.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, April 27.-Coach Derby OF
the University OF Delaware held sorno
trials on Frazer Field yesterday after
noon TO pick the relay team that viii
represent Delaware at tho Penn re-
lays on Saturday. Six OF the follow
Ing seven men win be taken 10 Penn;
Harmer, Smith, Pitman. Lilly. Miller,
steel and Keith.
Betzmer. probably tho best field and
track athlete Delaware has ever had,
Joined the track team yesterday and
the Blue and Gold Ia now sure OF Civ
ing Swarthmore and Lehigh n hard
fight In the dual meets scheduled
Swarthmore will be here for dual
meet next "wednesday.
Betzmcr has been entered In the
| pentathlon at Penn for Friday and
the weight events Saturday. McDon-
nell will compete in tho polo vault
Ralph France in tho high jump. Fred
Harmer I'm the A40 yard hurdles and
Humphries In the javelin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
ELKTON HIGH TEAM
DEFEATS BEACON NINE

Elkton. Md. April 7.-Elkton High
School defeated Beacon Business Col
lege OF Wilmington here yesterday in
a fast baseball game. score 7 TO G. The
game WAS one OF the best staged on tho
local diamond this year.
The visitors got off to u two-run lead
In tho flrst inning. but tho homo team
came back and scored one. In tho
third inning they managed to shove
over two more. giving them n three
run lead. Tho home boys came back
in the fourth and tied tho score.
A. Woodall. centerheld on the whit
| ing team. hit one out of tho lot In the
third inning. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
HIGH SCHOOL NINE TO
PLAY RIDLEY PARK
Coach Ashton Has Hopes Of the
Team Carrying OF honors;
Other Gossip.

Tomorrow Coach Harry Ashton and
his Cherry and White warriors will
travel to Ridley Park to face the
strong team OF that place. Ashton will
send Herb" White to face the Penn
sylvania boys. with Wood and Comfy
in reserve. Herb" struck out iivo
mon In the three innings he pitched
against Woodbury. High and should
be In tho pink OF form tomorrow after
noon.
The High School boys have been un-
fortunate when they play at Ridley
Park. having been defeated twice In
tho basketball games played there.
They VIII try and break the hoodoo
tomorrow. This Ia n harder gamc than
the ono with Coatesville on Saturday.
After tho Goldoy game Il was plain
~ seen that Jim" Richards has been
pitching too often. Ten blngles were
made on his delivery. Tho boy will
receive a rest until Saturday. when ne
will take tho mound again against
Coatesvillo High.
The return game with Goldoy Col
ioge will be played ot Rockford Tower
sometime next month. II White fails
60 come through In tho pitching line.
"Vic" Lichenstein will be called in
from short. Lichenstein has perform
ell on tho mound for tho local boys and
should make brilliant comeback.
"Bill" Comfy has once more donncd
a uniform and will sec service on the
Junior Varsity squad. Comfy pitched
n fairly good game against Chester
High last season. after the other
Varsity pitchers We're sent 10 the
showers. When Il comes tO handing
out encouragement. "Bill" should not
be overlooked. Coatesville High beat
Camden yesterday. e-l. while Chester
crushed Darby High. i5-s.
Captain Lew Jacobson viii take his
relay team 10 Philadelphia on Friday
afternoon. Coach Britton or Brown
viii bo In charge OF the squad owing
60 tho Wilmington Ridley Park game
beinS played away Jacobson. along
with Hughes. Thatcher. Rcates and
Rennie expect 20 try hard for honors
Tho squad VIII be definitely picked to-
day.
Manager Mill,ken viii send his year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27

The picture above represents
n well-known ball player.
Every Evening will print the
names q those sending In cor
rect solutions 10 these pictures,
which will be published daily.
Replies must be addressed to
Baseball Puzzle Editor and must
be received by Saturday noon,
April 20. Solvers OF this puzzle
Will be published Monday, May
/. together with the correct re-
ply.
The picture puzzle published
Monday. April -. brought in a
large number OF replies. Seaford
again outnumbered Georgetown
In the number OF correct replies
TO The puzzle. the Georgetown
contestants sending In about
eight less replies than Seafosd.
The picture represented Babe
Adams. A number OF contes-
tants continue 10 send In their
solutions too late TO be consid-
cred. They must remember that
the replies must be received by
the time Indicated or they can
not be considered. Those who
sent correct replies are as fol-
lows
Charles Short, Francis Short,
J. j.. Blizzard, Lloyd Short. q.
lAt;letown. J. Macklin. v. Mack
lin, G. l.. McIlva,ns. Carl Hurley.
c. Greene. II. Duffy. IL johnson,
Beatrice Heald. V. Spsrklin.
Jane Lynch. Nancy Valiant.
Susie Cooper. Helen Pepper. May
Holson Emma Holson, G.. Barr,
H. Barr. II. Green. II. Abbott,
Ernest Wilkins. Ernest Williams
y. Brlttingham. J. Layton. Sam
Blizzard. James Sparkiin, Homer
Lynch and John Lynch, OF
Georgetown.
Harry Jarman. Drummond
Jarman. Dial Marvil. Bill Torbert
Vaughn Hastings. Glenn OFT,
katherine Stevens. Harry King.
Elmer Ellis. Miss Grace Owens,
Iva Carter. Mildred Hill. Anna
Philips. Vaughn Lowden, Dallas
Prettyman. Howard Purse.
Glenn Pusey. William Knowles.
Jr.. Clarence Hastings. Gran
Vile Culver. Jr.. William Ken
ny. Miss Mabel Philips. Dorothy
Watson. Lucille Covey. Louise
EsNrldge. Grace Coubourn, Anna
Culver. Alton ODay. Albert Hill,
Randolph Waller. Elton Knowles
Mona Purse. William A. Lank.
George X. Huston, Leslie
Blades. Albert Dawson, S. Shin
ley. Mrs. +. c. Dawson and A.
L. Hobbs, OF Seaford.
Richard Barnes. 1907 Clay
ton street.
William Wilson. 2oe Maryland
avenue.
James r. Walls, sl7 North
jackson street.
c, NJ Hackett. OIL jackson ST
Elmer Vernon. Jr., 622 North
Harrison street.
Howard Smith. 1912 Van
Brren street.
Victor Adams. Bridgeville.
Walter Ferguson. 36ls War
ren street. Philadelphia.
Soscph 4. DonoEhuc. Hockes.
s'r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE TO OPEN SEASON MONDAY

all Industrial $ to be a
An OF
kind looks
Bond Manufacturing a
cult meeting night
dropped Tho Butchers Association
placed eligible
Tho and schedules
which presided by James e. Stein
elected
Monday
E Rhoads and
Company Trump Machine
BOND Manufacturing Company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
BASEBALL SCORE SHEETS
ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Baseball score sheets can now
be obtained at Every Evening
Office. The managers OF teams
IN and about the city are urged
to send IN their reports of games
as soon as possible after their
completion. Every Evening
wants the news OF all baseball
teams and will publish results
OF all contests. Address all COM
munications TO Sports Editor or
bring the scores to the office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
Today's Radio Program.
KDKA-Pittsbury, Pa.
t3So Meters Wave Length)

KDKA-Pittsbury, Pa.
800 p. m.--"Joys OF Spring and Sum
ner Motoring" by Edward Bald.
Hudson Motor Car Company
Pittsburg. Pa From Pittsburg
Post Studio.
$50 p. ms-Concert by tho Pittsburg
Flute Club and vocal selections
by Maud Fully. soprano. and Mrs
J. Packhani Alexander, contralto
wJZ-Newsrk, v. r.
700 p. m.-Jack Rabbit stories by
David Corey.
730 p. n.-Trayei suggestions FOR
European countries by Mr.. Bush
7.45 p. m.-"Maintenance OF Storage
Batteries" by Fred Slate.
800 .. n.--Concert by the Twenty
second Regimentsl Band. New
York. Edward J. Haunes, Jr., Di-
rector.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
Rowe Not saengerbund Manager.

While II. II. Rowe was arrested
early yesterday morning at the Saen-
gerbund clubhouse at Binstead, he has
no connection with the clubhouse, ac-
cording TO George II. French, the
lessee. Mr.. French ssid today that
Rowe came out there on business and
az there was plenty OF room, spent
the night there. but he has no connec-
ton with tho clubhouse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
"KINNOcKS"
BY Bernie Dane

The cynical bachelor observes,
A lock Of hair brings back fond
recollections, still we don't like to
find II In our butter.
Joe Tiplitz says you can't pick up
at an auction unless Il has
first been KNOCKED DOWN.
Things are so bad that even the
dentists are living from HAND to
MOUTH.
Pitchers should never weaken |;
think OF GARLIC
Our moving picture specials
How come that Mrs. Sidney
Drew . fushi
Ever since prohibition my wife
makes me LIQUOR"
The new football trick to be In
troduced by the Texas Aggles this
coming season Is known rs the
"Eagle Pass
Raise a racquet" in q tennis gam
and you arc liable to land in a court.
Headrne-Penn Crew Beats
| Yale.
All Of which means Joe knows
how to train his Varsity
"wRIGHT.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
Beacon Loses to Ekton: Dela1uare Track Team Read,
MANAGERS, GET YOUR
box SCORES IN EARLY

The managers OF the various
lengues and Independent teams
are asked to get the box scores
OF their games TO Every Even
Ing Office AS early MS possible In
order 10 insure their publication.
Tho results OF all games are do
sired. SO send along your scores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
SEAFORD HIGH SWAMPS
LEWES HIGH SWATTRRS

Seaford. April 27-Seaford High
hammered tho Lewes High pitchers
yesterday for &c hits. and rolled up a
score OF % TO s. Combined with Sea-
ford's terrific batting the Breakwater
boys made nine errors. O'Day, Sea-
ford's third baseman. cracked out four
three-base drives and one two-baggcr
out of seven trips TO the plate. Hill
OF Seaford. also made five hits. includ-
ing a two-bagger. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
Addresses Safety and Service Club

Judge Daniel .. Hastings was one
Of the speakers at a meeting of the
Safety and Service Club Of tho w. &
P. Traction Co.. held In the club
rooms last night. Other speakers
were: John Oliver. Alfred King, John
w. Lyons, B. B. Matchell. J. J. Ma
honey, j. B. Buck and Z. Clowser.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
PRINCESS ANNE LOSES.

Salisbury, Md. April 27.-In the best
played game of the local High School
season. Wicomico High triumphed
over Princess Anne High School by
the score Of Al, yesterday. Elliott
hurled god game throughout and
had the visitors at his mercy. In ad-
dition to his pitching, Elliott also star
red with the willow. having four safe
wallops TO his credit. The score:
+. h. e.
Princes. Anne 0o01ooo0o-l
wicomico go. 1000111x-4 IA
Batteries-Culver and Jones; ELL
OFT and Booth. Umpires--Cluff and
Wilson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
Olympia A. c. to Dance.

Olympia A c. Will hold a grand
dance at German Hall. 2o5 East Sixth
street on Saturday evening. The COM
mittee in charge follows: George AL
len, S. Briefman. II. Pogue, G. Hays.
II. Baker, p. Mark, p. Conners, II.
Davis. j. Temple.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
GO TO BLUE RIDGE.
Holiday and Spicer Of Delaware City
Expect to Play Fast Ball.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. April 27.-George
DJwey Holiday. for several years
Delaware City's stellar first baseman
who recently failed to obtain a regular
position on the Hamilton team of the
League, left Tuesday
for Hagerstown, Nd. to play first base
on the Hagerstown team OF the Blue
Ridge League.
Carlisle Duke" Spicer, OF this
place Is trying for a pitching position
on the Martinsburg team Of the Blue
Ridge League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
William and Mary vs.. Della

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. April 27.-William and
Mary College baseball team will play
Delaware on Frazer Field tomorrow
afternoon the game 70 start at 4
o'clock. On the southern trip VII
liam and Mary defeated Delaware 4
to 2 and the locals are anxious 10 even
up for that defeat. 1t promises to be
one of the best games OF the schedule
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics at Warrington
Detroit at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at PHILADELPHIA
Cincinnati at PittsburE.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at Philadelphia
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at ST. Louia
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
st. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-27
FlELLToN.
Mrs. Wilmington RAeoverins.

Mrs. George Wilmington, wife or
Constable Wilmington OF Elsmere. Ia
recovering at the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital from an operation.
undergone last Wednesday.