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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27
MoRLp,s cHAMPIoNsHIP

London, March ~. Weight lifting
competition Tor the world amateur
championships are 10 be held at Re
val, Esthonia. on April 20 and 80 un-
der the auspices OF the Esthonian
sporting league, according to report
received here.
The contests will be open to all
weight lilters recognized as amateurs
in their own countries, and the COM
petitor5 viii be classified as feather
weights, light weights, middleweights
scmi-heayy weights and heavy
weights.
Lifting will be according to the
French system with five lifts, as fol
lows:
A-Pulling with one hand
B-Ptllag with two hands.
C-PGshing with one hand.
D-Pushing with TWO hands.
E-Slow raising with Two hands.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27

1t is going to take two yearo for the
army OF players the st. Louis Browns
gave in trade tor "DashiAg Dave
Danforth, the Columbus tWirhrg sta,
to pass the reviewing stand. But it
was not his six fefL OF Iausclc anu
ivory that Tie; Browns marched their
army OF elesEA players to Columbus
to capturci-itS was "DashlnB Dages
smile (see sketch, for Dave can
smile his way right through the
enemy's batting order. He is port
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27
THE JUDGE PRESENTS THE
GIANTS WITH FOBS

New ork, March 81. Chicago
would rather beat New York al base
ball than in population and the White
Sox had measure of satisfaction
Yesterday when in an exhibition game
with the Giants they punched the
ninth inning offerings of Pitcher
Jess Barnes and won to I. Nc
Graw's men were much chagrined for
they had just received some glitter
new watch fobs as worlds series
presents from Judge Lands.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27
BRITISH RANNE DEBUT.

London, March 81. - TWO German
Loxers. scheduled to appear in a
London ring were refused permission
bv the Home Office to fight in this
country. Kurt Prinzei, the middle
weight champion of Germany and
Richard Naujocks had been engaged
to appear when the authorities, act
ing under the Aliens Restriction Act
of 1919, advised the men could not
be allowed to participate in bouts in
England.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27

him at the plate were turned back by
the strike out route. Some pitch
ing.
Oh yes, about that army of play
ers that will take two years to pass
the reviewing stand-well, some of
these players will be. delivered. at
c1ce, three later in the spring two
mere in 1928 and final player in
1924.
And that's that.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27

tive plate. The almost
ihnumerable slots allow
the free passage of acid
and current. But when q
particle of active material
tries to drop out Of place
and stop working, it finds
that the slots Of the Re-
tainer are too narrow 20
permit passage. 1t must
keep on the job.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27

slider both at the plate and in the
box and about the coolest pitcher n
the works.
IIaiiing from Texas and 50 years
cid this lefl handler is an olGtimer.
The big circuit is no new pasture
isy' him. ,.Fygm nigh school star at
Granger, Texas, ha pitched two Years
Tor the Baylor College team and in
1910 with that school won ten good
atright games and the Texas cham,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27
pionship fer his college.

Dionship fer his college
Tho Athletics signed him and sent
aim to Baltimore in 1912 and to
Louisville in 1915. In 1916 he came
10 the White Sox and, pitched with
mediocre success until released to
Columbus in 1919. Last year with
Columbus the tail end of the Amcrf-
can association. Dave managed to
win 25 games while losing only 16.
Two hundred and four men, facing
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27

THE Retainer is patented and is
= found only in the Philadelphia Dia-
mond Grid Battery. 1t adds at least
six months to the life of the battery.
It Is a thin sheet of slotted hard rub.
Der placed on each side Of each posi-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27

BABE INJURIES HIMSELF.

New York, March II. Dazzy
Vance's brilliant hurlinG accounted
for, the tc ) victory OF the Brooklyn
Dodgers over the Yankees at New
Orleans yesterday. Babe Ruth SUI
fered a slight injury to his side while
at bat in the third inning and retired
in the fifth.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27
TERRY AND FLAcK OUT OF 1T

Chicago, Mares 27. - Ze5 Terry,
Cub second hascman, will be oat ot
the game for al least month be-
cause of fractured wrist bone SUI
fered in batting practice yesterday.
Max Flack, right fielder. is ITO be AT
home in East ST, Louis with a fractur
ed skull and will be out in about two
months.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27
PlNKEY MITCHELL MATCHED

Milwaukee, Wis, March 27.-DaYe
Shade Of California and Pinkey Mitch
ell of Milwaukee in ten round no.
dec:,;ion boxing bout here tonight.
Shade recently went fifteen rounds
with Jack Britton, welterweight cham
pion. 1t is Mitchell's first engagement
since illness forced cancellation OF
his New Years bout with Benny Leon.
ard. lightWeight champion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27
TALKING IN OVER

Joe Shubert, a new receiver, who
looks mighty 1sweet back of the
plate, worked with Red for the rock
boy together with Kenneth Smith
gives the Highlanders plenty of
strength in the catching department.
Lakeland fans enjoyed bit of base
ball Saturday when the Yannigans
went four rounds against the regu-
lars with a lot of success. due to the
fine pitching OF Red Craig. The
youngster backed up the veteran hur
Ter in nice shape, all of which made
the short practice game easy to
watch.
We cant help but feel that the
boys are going to go big this year
In HARRISON, Kolwaski, Gibson. Stew
art and CLAD there is a nucleus
that a championship team can be
built around. Out of the material
that HARRISON has on hand two more
Cutfielders can surely be found that
will help Frenchy protect the outer
garden. Gladi looks like the real
thing. He moves around the outer
pasture in big league style and his
free swing usually brings results at
the plate.
Will Dempsey ever take a chance
with Harry Wills? Speculation on
this question is rife throughout
the country. 1t is certain that
Wills is the only man who can make
the champion breath hard, and Har-
ry has q good chance OF mussing
Jack up considerable if the title
holder does not prepare for the
match in earnest. Dempsey will
probably never he in the same condi-
ton he attained at Toledo, and from
now OH he will no doubt have a ten
dency to ease off when training for
bouts. Brennan caught the big
mauler when he trained for that fight
in the Biltmore lounge and at var
ious musical comedies, and as a re-
suit everybody said the champion
was slipping when it took him II
rounds to hang it on the second-rat-
err. One thing is certain, if Wills
and Dempsey do get together it will
be a test for both of them and not
a runaway.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-03-27
What Does Your Battery Cost You Per Month?

IF you have a Philco Retainer Bat
= terry, the answer is: Not more than
one tDenty- fourth Of its original price
because the Philadelphia Diamond Grid
Battery with the Philco Retainer is
Guaranteed for Two Years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
BICYCLE DEALERS
WILL HAVE PARADE
National Week TO be Observed
Here Next Friday With
Many Prizes.

The bicycle dealers Of this city hsv-
arranged for bicycle parade, which
Will take place Friday. May .. in con-
nection with the Observance OF Ma
tionsl Bicycle Week The parade will
form at the City Hall at $50 p. m.
and win leave at p. m. The route Of
march will be as follows: City Hall 70
French. to Front. 10 Market, IN Tenth.
then west 70 Van Buren, and counter
march 10 city Hall.
There viii be five classes with three
prizes in each class. In addition 20
these prizes, four other prizes will be
awarded to persons taking part in the
parade. ss follows: Vacuum cup tire
chain, pair OF handle bars and set of
mud guard braces. Prizes will be
awarded ,as follows:
Best decorated bicycle, frrt. tfs
gold watch; second Vacuum cup tire;
third, SO pair of pedals
Most comic decorated, frst. SIS gold
watch: second, $3.50 Goodrich tires;
third, set OF wrenches.
Best freak bicycle, first. solo lamp:
second, Goodrich tire; third. $3.50
horn.
The oldest person riding in line will
receive a gold medal and the youngest
person in line will receive a silver
medal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
'Y' GIRLS GUESTS OF
Y. M. c. A. BOYS
Visitors Were Entertained With
Games in the Boys Gym
nasium Last Night.

The first Joint entertainment for
the boys OF the Y. NJ. c. A. and the
girls OF the Y. w. c. A.. held last night
in the Y. VI. c. A.. was big success.
About SO representatives OF each or
ganlzation were in attendance. Sec
retary Frank Ballantyne was in
charge, assisted by Physical Directors
Walter Kadle and Leroy Sparks.
Guessing games and spelling con-
tests were played all evening, and
there was singing and instrumental
music. Miss McGinley's. orchestra
provided the music. Prizes were
awarded TO Martha CroSsan and
Madeline Draper for the musical
medley contest. and TO Grace Burton,
in candy kid" contest.
The girls were members OF the Re
serves. Friendship and True Blue
Clubs of the Y. w. G. A. They were
accompanied by Mrs. J. Merrick Horn
Mrs. Fred Smith. Mrs. Weston. Mrs
Warfield. Miss Marjorie Robinson
Mrs. Pierson and Miss Spring. Tho Y
w. c. a. patronesses We're Mrs. ]. c
Sinclair, DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Kramer
Mrs. c. Z. Barton, Mrs. 1. L. Howett
and Mrs. W. F. HolbroOk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
INDUSTRIAL BASEBALL LEAGUERULES

II. rmpires shall have all authority |
now vested I'm major league umplrcs. |
except 10 fine players. Protests must |
be registered with the umpire before |
the completion of the game In which !
the protest arises and also submitted
70 tho president In writing within "a
hours after protest is made.
~. Playing rules OF tho National
League shall govern this league,
10. The Reach official league ball
shall be used In all games played by
clubs OF this league. Fni uro TO use
such balls shall be construed viola
ton of the rules of the league. Each
club shall provide one new bal for
each scheduled game.
| ID. Any club that shall fail TO play
two consecutive scheduled games OF
this league shall automatically lose
all its rights and privileges in the
league.
IS. Any manager or captain or any
club I'm this league, who shall permit
Ian ineligible player TO take part ia
lanv game Of this league shall lose
such game. judgment In such case TO
lbe ordered by the president of the
lleaguc.
i6. None Of the rules OF this league
shall be changed during the playing
season. except by consent of two
thirds majority OF the league
II. All financial transactions on the
ball field of this league shall be con-
lductod by the two club managers or
their representatives.. Club managers
or club captains shail be regarded as
representatives in all matters pertain
! ling to the league.
1S. No manager or captain OF any
, club In this league shall hold an ex-
ecutive position in the league.
10. There viii be no cash deposit re-
! auired. The league will be conducted
, on the merits Of honor and fair play
q Your word is your bond.
, 20. Each club shall have an Official
, scorer and It will be the duty Of the
b. manager or captain to see that tbs
= score is kept for convenient publica-
, Ition. and also 10 see that tho oficia
r scorer keeps an exact record OF th'
, lteams' averages for publication the
! first Monday in each month.
, 2f. President shall have tho author
luv To remove an umpire from scrvic'
|
D bo found by the president to be incom
= petent.
! 22 One ball each OF tho two new
e. ones supplied, shall be returned t
| each team after each game.
!. %. Before the close OF each legall'
. played game or games, by clubs @
r rhis league, the clubs playing eacl
V game or games. shall divide equal.
h the financial proceeds Of each game o
- games.
h 24. The president shall appoint fou
4 umpires at n compensat not to eH
e ceed So per game for each umpire. On
lhalf of the compensation to be paid b
II leach club.
h Is. All teams of this league schedu
II ed 70 play tho Pennsylvania Railroa
% Company team shall play such game
IT on the Penn. II. X. Field.
& 2g.. No player will be eligible
l. play on any team in tho league unit
II after being bona-fide employe
II the company or corporation ten day
w prior to application. and then on
E. who shall. within ten days accept
Il IreleCt such n player.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
|ROTHROCK HOLDS
| ". AND N. TO Z HITS
Blue and Gold Baseball Players
Even Series With South
erners, 3 to o.
Special Correspondence Every Evening

0Rvsaat bVrU1H8
Newark. April 2s.---with Joe"
Rothrock In form, University OF Del
aware yesterday afternoon defeated
William and Mary, 3 to 0. This evened
the score for the season between these
two baseball teams as William and
Mary defeated Delaware 4 to 2 while
the latter was on the southern trip
early this month.
Rothrock and Jackson, Delaware's
battery were about the whole show
in yesterdays game. While Captain
Rothrock by his superb pitching held
the visitors scoreless, Jackson scored
one OF tho Blue and Colds runs and
his three base drive In the NTH drove
In the other two.
Rothrock allowed but two hits and
only 29 men faced him I'm the full
nine innings. Three that reached first
were caught mapping by RothrocS on
quick throws TO Mcdonald. The only
William and Mary player TO get past
| first was Chandler i'm the eighth in
ming who reached second when both
| Mccormick and Dantz allowed his
erounder to go through them and
moved up to third on an out but was
left there. zap and Wilson did the
best work for Delaware I'm the field.
| EErorless ball back of Thompson
and poor Judgment on the bases by
Delaware players kept the locals coun,
down To three. In the second inning
Jacksons pass followed by three
singles got Delaware but one run as
the result of poor base running and
In tho next inning although the first
three men hit safe not run was
scored. With two on in the NTH Jack
son hit to right for three bases scor-
ing both runners but got caught him
self between third and home. Della
ware showed much more pep" than in
the Carnegie game on Thursday. The
score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
HIGH SCHOOL SHOWS
RIDLEY PARK UNDER
Cherry and White Triumphs at
Baseball by the Score OF
20 to 9.

Wilmington High handed Ridley |
Park a severe trouncing yesterday
=, hon A trimmed the fennsylNahiahs
10 tho tune 90 20 to ?.
"llerb" White was on the mn TOT
Wilmington and kept the hits wen
scattered. Though trihe wid AT
times. he settled down aud pitchcd uh-
h.,table ball as the game prreeued'
.tt.rh" started with a sore arm lie
MAS given good support by his mates
Ito tanned the side with three ON IN
the first.
Cnrlon was tho batting star with
m average OF 100. lie contributed
two triples, n double. single ana ."o
v,tks in seven times at bat. VIC
lichtcnstcin was tho outs'ahu'ns
n,iainr star. lie accepted many
chances and pulled through without
an error.
Aftcr sending the first Ridley fark
pitcher to the showers In the htsI
Corhtan. considered the best pitcher
of the team. went An and tanned -
uf the locals. hut the fun began IN the
eighth. when the fireworks began. The
entire team hattcd around and Sarlon
had two safe hits IN this inning
The umpiring was objcctel To. Many
rooters accompanied the team and the
four-star cheering team: McN'h'
Jacobson. Rcnnlc and Kramer. taught
the PENNSYLVANIA lads n few lessons 'n
the art of ,hccring. The scorc
Wilmington liigh X H. p.
aOOI oO3 G--eo - q
Ridley Park lligh
600 20 o = 70
White and Maxwell comprised the
llsh Srhool battery.
To-day High faces Coatesvine hiTh
un thu miners feld and Coach Harry
Ashton VIII send Jim" Richards on
the mound. Jim" expects 60 turn IN
his fourth win ~ the season The
line up of yesterday team Will travel
to COatesvillc.
1hc relay team. composed ~ CAN'T
Jacobson. Hughes. Rcnuic. Alexander
and Topkis. sub. left at II a. m, Tor
tho Penn relays.
NeNt week the second game ~ tho
intcr-clnss league VIII hc played al
Iaynard Field. when the IA Seniors
clash with the Juniors. The latter
team was trounccd recently 10y the
Sophomorcs. sa-6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
INTEREST IN ATHLETICS AT
SALESIANUM AT TOP NOTCH

in Unver
s OF Delaware athletic this Catholic High School
Will with schools Chester and Wilmington
IiGhA Though Eighth Street Institution
looked forward
promising school Jimmy Kerrf
100 Kid 22o Barlow 4o Ray Mun $50;
Kerrigan Frisky Barlow and
Ray Mulin.
High Dolan, Jimmy kcrrigan Slim
roll. Frisky Barlow Mulin.
Broad Dolan Jimmy Kcrgan.
Pole vault: Frsky Barlow and Slim Carroll
Discus: Reds Dolan and Jimmy Kcrrigan
a
Thursday pushed the local
Catholic
a distance. hitting
has featured
liaps graceful the pill with the stick
nncld
get
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
ATHLETICS APLENTY
FOR j. Of DELAWARE
Track and Baseball Contests
to Provide Variety Of Sport
for Followers.
speclN Corrrspondencs Every Evenlnl

Special Corrcspondence Every Evening.
Newark, April 2e.-Starting with
"Wednesday, next week will be one OF
the busiest OF the ~cason from an
athletic standpoint on Frazer Field.
University OF Delaware as Nh i'm
portant athletic contest is scheduled
for each afternoon.
The track team will have its first
home dual meet OF the season on We'd
ncsday afternoon with Swarthmore as
opponents. Delaware defeated the
Little Quakers in track last year and
Coach Derby has been working with
the track candidates since the open
ing dual meet with Stevens last Sat
urday 10 get them in the best possible
condition for the meet with Swarth
more. Delaware had little trouble win
ming from stevens without Betzmer
on the team and now that the big
athlete has Joined the team the Blue
and Gold will be considerably stronger
for Swarthmore.
The other track event for the week
will be the annual Inter-Scholastic
meet 10 be held next Saturday on
. 4
meet Will close today and Coach Derby
/ is OF the opinion that the entry list
/ by closing time tonight will be one
of the largest since the custom OF an
annual inter sch elastic field and track
meet was inaugurated some years ago
by former Coach McAvoy. AS usual
most OF the high schools OF the state
Will be represented and a number from
adjoining states.
Delaware has three baseball games
scheduled for next week. two at hom,
and one AWAY. on Thursday Gettys.
burg will be here and on Friday Dick.
inson will be the attraction. Both o
these colleges are reported 10 hav,
strong baseball clubs this year ant
should give Delaware hard games. Oh
Saturday of next week the baseball
team win play Haverford at Haver
ford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
LONG PITCHES NO.H|T,
N0-RUN BALL GAME
Friends School Players Gain
Victory Over West Ches-
ter Nine.

Long, the crack hurler or the
Friends School baseball nine, is the
first local pitcher TO enter the no-hit'
no-run class this season, performing
this marvellous feat against the West
Chester High team yesterday after
noon, when lac set the Pennsylyania
team down with TO 0 score.
Too much credit cannot be given TO
the Quaker pitcher for his remarkable
performance, as the same team de-
feated the Frietids' School several
weeks ago by an overwhelming s,Uro
and his victory evened up tho score.
Long also famed 13 and walked but
three men. Mdrson WAS the demon
with the stick, getting a triple and a
single. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-29
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE FIRST HALF

May 1-Tracuon Co. at Rhoads
Sons. Clayton: American Car ana
Foundry Co. at Penna- r. r.. Pom
sylvania; Trump Bros. at Bond Mig.
Corp, Christiana: du Pont Co. at Gas
Company, Rockford. No. l.
MAY S-American Car and Foundry
Co. at Traction Co, Rockford, No. /;
Gas Company at Rhoads & Sons.
Christiana; Bond Mfg. Corp. at Penna-
X. r., Pennsylvania; du Pont at
Trump Brothers. Clayton.
May 15-Traction Co. at Bond Mfg.
Corn, Christiana; Rhoads & Sons at
American Car and Foundry Co. Clay
ton; Pennsylvania r. Il. at du Pont.
PENNSYLVANIA; Trump Bros. at Gas
Company. Rockford. No. /.
May 22--du Pont Co. at Traction
Company. Clayton; Bond Mfg. Corp.
Mt Rhoads & Sons. Rockford, No. 1;
American Car and Foundry Co. at Gas
Company, Christiana: Trump Bros. at
Penna- r. r.. Pennsylvania
May 29-Traction Company at
Trump Bros; Rockford, No. /; Rhoads
a. Sons at du Pont Company, Chris
tiana; American Car and Foundry
Co. at Bond Mfg. Corp. Clayton
penna. Il. r. at Gas Company, Penn
sylvania.
June 5-Penna r. r. at Traction Co.
PENNSYLVANIA; Trump Bros. at Rhoads
< Sons, Clayton; du Pont Co. al
American Car and Foundry Co, ROCK
ford. No. /, Gas Company at Bond
Mfg. Corp. Christiana.
June 12-Traction Co. at Gas Com
lpany, Clayton; Rhoads & Sons al
Penna. r r.. Pennsylvania; American
Car and Foundry at Trump Bros.
Christiana, Bond Mfg. Corp. at d.
Pont Co, Rockford, No. l.
Schedule for Second Half.
June f9-Rhoads & Sons at Traction
lCo.. Rockford, No. /; Penna. K. X.
American Car and Foundry Co. Penn
sylvania; Bond Mfg. Corp. at Truml
Bros. Christiana; Gas Company a
ldu Pont Company. Clayton.
, June 26-Tract1on Co. at American
Car and Foundry Co. Rockford. No.
Rhoads & Sons at Gas Company
Chrlstiana; Penna. r. r. at Bond Mfg
Corp. Pennsylvania; Trump Bros. a
IdQ POnt Company, 1ldS bOils
July 3-Bond Mfg. Corp. at Traction
Co, Christiana American Car an
Foundry Co. at Rhoads Sons, Clay
ton; du Pont Company at Pennsyl
vania, Pennsylvania; Gas Compan
at Trump Bros. Rockford. No. 1.
July 10--Traction Co. at du Pont Co
| Clayton; Rhoads h Sons at Bond Mfe
! Corp, Rockford, No. l; Gas Co. @
American Car and Foundry Co. Chris
tiana; Penna. r. r. at Trump Bros
| Pennsylvania.
| July 17-Trump Bros. at Tractio
| Co, Rockford, No. / du Pont Com
pany at Rhoads g. Sons. Christiana
Bond Mfg. Corp. at American Car an
Foundry Co, Clayton: Gas Compan
at Penna r. r., Pennsylvania.
n. July Extraction Co. at Pennsyl
vania r. r., Pennsylvania; Rhoads
! Sons at Trump Bros, Christiana
! American Car and Foundry Co. at
1 Pont Co. Rockford. No. / Bond Alfi
Corp. at Gas. Company.
u July st-Gaa Company az Traeue