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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
STATE HIGH SCHOOLS
SEAT ORD SWAMPS
MILFORD GR|DDERS
Coach Lowden's Players Dis
play Great Form and Win
Game Easily.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Seaford Oct. 2l.--The Seaford and
Milford High Bchool football teams
clashed at Milford, yesterday after
noon In the first game OF the season
between these two clevens. and the
Milford boys proved no match for Sea-
ford, the latter team winning. 40 TO o.
AT the start of the game. Hill. right
halfback for Seaford recovered a
tumble and ran the entire length of
the field for touchdown, Dewitt
kicking goal.
From then on Seaford had things
their own way. Seaford would have
scored four more touchdowns had
their forward passes been success
\ full. The brilliant playing OF the Sea-
ford eleven bewildered the Milford
team which had no chance whatever
during tho entire game. Much credit
| for the Overwhelming victory is due
Coach Lowden. who had the Who'll.
Seaford team on It's toes at all times
| taking advantage OF every chance to
score offered In the game.
| Tho brilliant playing of Hill was the
finest ever seen In Milford. he alone
having the whole Milford eleven IN
the air during practically the entire
| game. He scored three touchdowns
The line-up;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
RICHARD CALLS OFF BATTLE
BETWEEN NORFOLK AND SKI

New York. Oct. 2l.--The fight for
the worlds light-heavyweight title be-
tween Battling Sikh and Kid Norfolk,
which was 10 have taken. place here
on November 30. is Off, Tex Rickard
announced yesterday after receiving
cable message from Maurice Hellers
Skis manager. The Madison Square
Garden promoter was informed that
Six would be unable to fulfill the
agreement having decided to meet Joe
Beckett, heavyweight champion of
Europe. in London December Z.
Rckard declared that Sikh had run
out of his contract" and II he wished,
he said. he could carry the legal fight
abroad.
Rckard also revealed for the first
time that the agreement made by
cable specifically provided that If Sikh
defeated Kid Norfolk he was to meet
Jack Dempsey in battle for the
heavyweight championship OF the
world.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
PROFESSIONALISM Is
DENIED ALL AROUND

Bloomington. H.. Oct. 21.-Major
Griffith, High Commissioner Of Ath-
leucs for the Big Ten Conference,
absolutely refused to comment on re-
ports that Michigan had protested the
eligibility of Noel Workman of Ohio
State, and that Ohio State had replied
by protest against the use by Michigan
of Roby, Knudc and Kieffer on
grounds of professionalism and having
played football longer than Big Ten
rules allowed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
SALEM DEFEATS GLOUCESTER.

Sa.em. y j.. Oct 2i.-Salem High
Schoo, put another nail in the South
Jersey championship flag hore yester-
DAY when 4 downed Gloucester High
by the score OF 10 10 o. not having
their goal line crossed this season.
Howard Righter and Mif'i!n were
easily the stars of the game. Miffisn's
first touchdown coming after three
minutes OF play IN the fret period.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
CHANCE TO SECURE
GOOD FEDERAL PLACES

Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening.
Washington. oct. 2l.-At the request
Of the Postmaster-Gener the Civil
Service Commission announces an
open competitive examination to be
held on November is. 1922. to nll the
positions o: postmaster at Delmar and
Smyrna. in the State OF Delaware. The
date uf vacancy OF each Of these
Offices Is December 1s. 1922.
The salary OF the Delmar Office is
s. 100 and that az the Smyrna office,
s. 200. The examinations for these
appointments will be held at Dover
and Laurel. Delaware on the date in
dicated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
NEWARK HIGH AGAIN
WINS OVER ELKTON

Elkton. Oct. 2i.--Newark High trl-
umphed over Elkton High here yestcr-
day, IL to .. the visitors displaying n
better all-around knowledge OF tho
game. c. Hopkins, the fleet Newark
fullbacl, skirted left end In the lat
ter part OF the first period and after
a run OF 40 yards. tailed tho first
touchdown. In the final quarter May
er grabbed well directed forward
pass. tossed by Townsend. and gal
loped 80 yards for the other score.
Only in the third period did the
Maryland lads show any real foot
bail against It's heavier Delaware
rival. The iine-ups:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
PAT MORAN WILL
MANAGE REDS AGAIN

Cincinnati. oct. 2l/-Patriek j.
Moran will manage the Cincinnati
National League baseball team again
n,Nt year. This was announced fol-
lowing meeting of the directors Of
tho club al which Il vac voted unen.-
mous,y to re-engsge the veteran lead
er Terms already have been agreed
upon.
n was said Moran woiSd sign his
new contract as soon nc he returns
from the East, which Will be- within a
day or two,
Ills salary. It was understood is to
be the same as that received in 1922.
Moran will winter at HE home here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
MISS FLORENCE SPEAKMAS
BRIDE OF Is. p. PRICu

This afternoon, at O'Clock. Mss
Florence Speakrnan OF Milford and
Edward p. Price OF Richardson Park
were married at the home Of the
brides parents Rev. Disston w.
Jacobs performed the ceremony. The
bride and groom Will leave this after
noon on a wedding trip TO Atlantic
City and New York. They will make
their home In Wilmington. Mrs. Price
was the secretary Of the Delaware.
Ledger Printing and Publishing Co.
In Newark, and has many friends IN
Wilmington and Newark as we'll as IN
Milford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
Ahr Attack Beats Pennsgrove.

Glassboro. ~. J.. Oct. 21.-An aerial
attack won for Glassboro High School
against the PennsWove High School
eleven here yesterday. score t3 TO 4
Brown caught two forward passes that
resulted In scores. Pennsgrove rallie'
In the final period and scored on rum
by Straughn and plunges by Rensburg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

Parkside and st. Mary's. two old
East Side rivals will go 10 grips this
afternoon at Harlan Field in a Will
mington Football Association en-
counter that should prove one of the
seasons best battles. Both Manager
Jack Evans OF Parkside, and Johnny
Haugh. pilot of the Cats" have their
teams at top strength and glance
over the probable lineup will show
that few of the gridiron stars OF Will
mington are missing
The game not only holds the inter
est OF the East Side, but as the other
association teams are idle and with
Wilmington High School and Della
ware University playing out of the
State, It is the only real clash OF in
terest in the city today, and prep
arations have been made TO handl,
one OF the largest crowds In the his.
tory Of local football.
On paper the teams appear evenly
matched. The records OF the con,
testing elevens for the present sea.
son cannot be taken into considera
ton as Parkside Will make it's initia
bow with an association team. having
lost at Baltimore and won a one-sidet
game last week from a second elias.
team. In rs two clashes to date, st
Mary's dropped to Defiance and tie,
Seventh Ward. but in neither of thes,
games did Haugh put up so formidabl,
| front as today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
l.. y. ENans With Felnberg.

Louis y. Evans. furniture salesman.
known 20 many wllmlngtonians. has
inined the ~. Feinberg organization.
ai Sos-NoS King street. where he u
Srectsns hx friends. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
AT WILMINGTON SCHOOLS
SALES|ANUM SWAMPED
BY CHESTER, 50 TO 0
Catholic High Boys Put Up a
listless Defense in
Poor Game.

salcsisnum lost the second game of
tbs season TO Chester High School. at
Harlan Field yesterday afternoon, 80
20 0.
Chester started on with bang.
The visitors received the kick and by
terrific line plunging. scored the first
touchdown. Macrelll carried the ball.
The second touchdown was made
when Mullen threw n forward pass to
stowe I'm back OF the line. Kreible
took tho ball over the line in the sec
ond period for the third touchdown.
The score stood Is 10 0, at the end OF
the first half.
The game was sewed up for Chester
at the end OF the first half, and IL
| was only n case OF how many points
the visitors would amass by the end
Of the game. The local boys presented
the visitors with three more touch
downs during tho next i2 minutes OF
play. because Salesianum offered no
opposition 10 the visitors a. any
| time. Chester scored two more touch
downs in the last period Of play. They
were only able to kick for two extra
points during the as minutes OF play
| Saleslanum had bright expectations
of taking home the bacon, but after
Chester scored the first point. the
Eighth Street boys showed "A lack OF
morale, and the obstetrics won an
easy victory. Chester's line plunglne
was the best seen around these parts
for some time.
The local players failed 10 get their
men on the visitors shift plays. which
resulted In large gains for Chester
Salesianum showed no aggressiVenesi
nj any time. Chester outweighed the
local boys, but it was their ability t'
pick holes in the line and the inter
ference on the end runs. that wor
them the game. It was not tina
seleslanum lost. Il was how the!
played the game. The lineup
SAI,ESfANtIM (O) CHESTER (50)
Dulan .........left end ........ Stow
| (SulivanD
Dunn ....... left tackle. McFadde
| tMaloney) (McCloskeyD
| SCHWARTZ left guard ,......... Curr
| tLemon)
CCurran) (CaptD
Russo :. right guard. ......;it,.. ,,i. Blsc
(keliehcr) lBaileyl
Fahey .....r right tackle. .....,.... Doife
| Mcmahon right end .............. 10
| fLzlly) tDaNisl
| I.ovaII nttp rferbaCb ....... Mule
| (SmithersD
Grant ......left hslfback ....... Macrel
Reese ... right halfhack De Farg
(Mct}rath) (Mustavoy)
Burke ...... .fullback ........,. Kreibs
DHollywood)
Touchdowns --Macrelli Stowe. KreI
bel, Mullen, Crooks. Mustavoy. Holly
downs-Maureli q Heferee---sitollen
wcrk, Johns Hopkins. Umpire--Haube'
, | University OF Delaware. Head lines
| man--Conowsy, Dickinson. Time
auarters--l2 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
keystonc Club Meets Tomorrow.

The keystone Field Club Will meet
Z. morrow afternoon at the headquar-
iers. goa East Fourth street. AZ 3
O'Clock. Business of importance VIII
Ice transacted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
Delaware City Loses.

Dover, Oct. 21.-Doyer High School
football team scored another victory
here yesterday when II defeated the
strong team Of Delaware City, 20 to
o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
SPORT CALENDAR FOR TODAY.
Football.

Football.
Wilmington Association.
Parkslde VS.. ST. Mary's, Harlan
Field.
Delaware at Rhode Island
state.
Wilmington High at y. /. ID.
Baseball.
Jr. City League Championship.
Eastlake and $. Sc. Snappers,
Baynard. No. /.
Suburban Church Championship.
stanton VS.. Cedars, Brandywine
Springs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
Country Club Election.

The 22d annual meeting OF the
stockholders and members Of the VIII
mington Country Club will be held
Wednesday. November s, at p. M, IN
the clubhouse. Six directors will be
elected to succeed the following who's,
terms expire: Hon. George Gray
Thomas II. .Bayard, Francis deli
Janvier, j. Ralph Baily. s. d. Town.
send and James Il. Skelly. The new
directors viii serve for three yea,
terms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

Substitutions-- King for Morris; Car
penter for I'M. Fleetwood for Ross ;
Knowles FOR Graham pusey for Nevins
Touchdowns-H 3 Morris, kenney,
Dewitt. 4 drop kicksl, Referee--Liv-
ingston, Penn State. Umpire-Steyens
Head linesman--prown, New York state
Time OF uuarters-10 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

THE, Greek revolution was blood
less
That's easily explained"
"Yes?"
1T was practically unanimous" -
Birmingham Age-Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

Have you a piece of antique FUR
niture that You desire 10 turn into
cash? Tell our 10000 Interested read.
ers. Many are interested In what you
have to oHcr.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
SUBSTITUTES.

Parkside-Smlth, Eckrich, Brennan.
Sylvester, Osmond, Plystack. Grelner,
Engler. Manlove. Joyce, Volkman and
Potts.
st. Mary's-E. Kemske. Hougentogler.
Millikin, kelleher. Murphy, Fallers,
and SChaal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
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Copyright 1922. New York Tribune Inc. Trade
To.dny's Football, Results
Harvard. Z: Centre, 0.
Iowa. 13; Illinois, 0.
Michigan, Z; Ohio State, 0.
Cornell. 49, Colgate. o.
Yale. 81: Williams, 0.
Princeton, Ia Maryland 0.
Navy. IA; Georgia Tech. T.
Lafayette, 49, Buckncll. o.
Syracuse. {; Pittsburg, 0.
Minnesota. {; Northwestern, 0.
Wisconsin. 20; Indiana, 0.
West Virginia. 21: Washington and Lee. Q.
Vanderbilt 10; Texas. 0.
Columbia. &c; n. Y. U, 0.
Brown. Ia; Lchgh, 0.
Virginia. 1S; V. NJ l.. 0.
Notrc Dame. 2S; Depauw, 0.
Detroit, = Boston College. 0.
Pennsylvania, 20; Swarthmore. 0.
Penn State. Is; Middebury, 0.
Dartmouth. 13: Vermont, o.
Alabama, :; University of tho South q
Auburn. 20; Mercer, o.
Chicago. 10: Purdue, 0.
Army 80: New Hampshire. 0.
Rutgers. 81; Bethany, 0.
Holy Cross 49, Boston University, o.
Georgia, 13; Tennessee. 0.
Nebraska IA; Missouri, o.
Dickinson, 20; Franklin and Marshall, Q.
Georgetown, 2l; Fordham, 0.
Carnegie Tech. 10; Thiel, o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

Medium brown hair looks beet OF all
after a Golden Clint shampoo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
REGULARS GOOD MARkSMEN
Soldiers nj Port du ront Make High
Scores on Post Range.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware city. oct. 2i.-privatC
Richard T. Hodges. Headquarters and
Service Company. First Engineers. has
been transferred in grade 10 Company
- First Motor Repair battalion, -
VI g.. AT Camp Holabird. Md
The following named men ~ COM
rapv T.. who failed 10 FIRE the annual
rcc"rd coursp with their company at
tha state rife range at New Castle
hnvo fred on the Fort du pont range
making the following qualifications:
Name Score Qualin-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21


Private Frank Timmons. Medical
Detachment. has been appointed pri-
Nate FIRST class and rated specialist
nth class.
First Lieutenant Nalney a. Paulson.
Corps ~ Engineers. has been assigned
e. Panama for duty
Sergeant John Casey. Coast Artillery
CORPS. has been. transferred 20 the
Coast Artillery Training Center, Fort
Monroe. Va.
Private Frederick Tolley. Company
/. has been appointed corporal.
Private Michael J. Munua. Head
quarters and Service Company, has
bccn admitted to the station hospital
tor treatment.
Master Sergeant Cecil II. Cole
Coast Artillery Corps, has been trans
f,rrcd IN grade 10 the Panama Canal
Zonc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21

Touchdowns- -Nacrelli, Stowe. Krei-
bel. Mullen, Crooks. Mustavoy. Holly
wood aud Sruithsra Goals from touch
downs-Maurelii. 2. Referee---Sstollen-
wcrle. Johns Hopkins. Umpire-Hauber.
University OF Delaware. Head lines
man--Conowsy, Dickinson Time OF
auarters--l2 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-21
NEWARK N2N
PARkSIDE VS.. ST. MARY'S.
Local Rivals VIII Battle u Out on
Harlan Field This Afternoon.

THE PROBABLE LINEUP.
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culture
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
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which fight for freedom and fine things
Ike that. But we fight for the sake
of fighting"
Loud cheers came from all the spar.
rows.
But, friends and enemies. there Is
very great enemy who has come up
IN IN recent years. They're great fighters.
1neH re strong. they've decided.
They're not fussy. They viii eat
anything and live anywhere-iust as
we wlll-do.
These enemies are the Starliucs.
Don't let them get the better of Won
Don let 1t be said that no longer are
the spnrrows the greatest villains
NioNh' or at least the most obiec-
uohable and crossest birds. Keen To
our hne record of being the worst
lighters. Don't let the Star,inss got
the better OF you.
right fight, little sparrows. for the
great JOY of fighting. Disagree and
quarrel and be cross Grab your food
ana never say please It's, n foolish
word word such as General Spar.
row. your general. has no use for
iake away one anothers food.
tua. SHOWS delightfully."- selfish
spirit But before all, remember that
you mustn't let the Starlinys. the
souhg uhstarts, get the better OF you
i"p don't want TO be second hest a.
second worst BE the worst Tho,
must be the thing for all OF us TO work
for-to be the worst"
And nll the sparrows nodded ana
said. His words are SO true ws
must never allow any others n hs
worse than we are," ~ oe