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New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Great Battle of Linemen I'm
Prospect When RiUals Clash
Both West Point and Annapolis Have Unusually
Strong Forwards; Army Coaches Announce The
Makeup of Team as 1t Will Start Game Saturday
By w. B. Hanna

n. y, pa practiced by the
at the football practice, the last home practice
before Philadelphia for the with the
Saturday based artillery take
hits the with
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

Speaking of cold con-
crete
Better sit down right
now and dope out whats
needed d for Saturdays
Game.
Warmer underwear
Flannel shirts
Wool socks
Golf stockings
Norfolk with knickers
Winter oxfords
Spats
MuffIers
Sweaters
listers with big turn-up collsp
Fur coats
Sheep-iined coats
Scotch knit jackets
Warm gloves
Laprobes. Steamer rugs
Thernos and FeFrostst bottles
MoecT Iunch KITS
A motor guest cape Of
rough, shaggy wool will
cover a friends unpre-
paredness for q chilly ride.
ROGERS PEEr CoMpAyY
Broadway HeraldSq.
az 18th St. 'sFour at ssthSs
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave,
at Warren st 4ist St
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Boxing Commission Insists On
Creb-Tunney Bout i'm Garden
By lack Lawrence

The boxing Commission apparently Harry
American light heavyweight manager
George En until the together expires
which is at midnight December
the parting of the Both have
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Macy Perfects Varied Offense for
Weak Points IN army Teams Defense

ANNAPOLIS Nd Nov pa final polishing plays
through the medium Of formation
" the football practice at the Naval Academy this
overcome the strength and experience the Army
ton of execution Of attacking
effort toward accomplishing smoothness practice
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23
Wolverton to Manage Seattle

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 20. -- Harry
Woiverton, former manager Of the San
francisco Club In the Pacific Coast
Baseball League, has been signed to
manage the Seattle Club In 1923, Jane $
Boldt, president of the club, announced
tn-day
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

ruin PACK to country life for the But how Won pom
nm down the farm when the stove gets cold and b 81 So
New-York tribune., 1922-11-23

however, has written in suggest to Yale backs not
N the line when it is red"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

Standing OF the Clubs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
GUNNERS HAVE SPORT
ON THE OPENING DAY
Round About Delaware City
There We're Many Birds. Also
Some Handicaps.

Delaware City, Sept. 2.-The> reed
birds and black birds were given
many scare yesterday even if not so
many were killed. AS large a num-
Der of gunners as ever were out to
enjoy the opening days shooting, but
from all the game bags examined luck
was not so very good. The heavy
fog and mist in the early morning de
layed the start Of shooting by an
hour. The birds We're flying but were
hard to see. Then when 1t did get
light enough 10 see the flight was
about over. There was scarcely any
breeze during either the morning or
evening. DR. Walter w. Ellis bag
ged 81 during the evening, shooting
down at Port Penn. Allen Beck got 10
In the morning and As in the evening.
Henry Winchester got IL in the morn
ing and q in the evening. VIM. V.
Reybold, Charles +. Tugend, Joseph
Reeves and Harry Scott comprised a
party that shot during the evening
from II. y. SCOTS marsh This party
got on an average of 20 birds apiece
There We're plenty of birds but most
Of them few SO high as to be out of
range.
Along the railroad track that runs
through the marsh at the entrance &c
Delaware City, there was a gunner
behind nearly every telegraph pole
during the late afternoon shooting, and
many birds were killed there, but lost
when they fell in the tall marsh reeds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
HIGH SPOTS IN LEAGUE
GAMES OF YESTERDAY
BY Associated Press.

New York, Sept. 2--Four twirlers
In each Of the two preceding games
having failed TO check Brooklyn's on
slaught, McGraw rushed five TO the
firing limo In an effort TO check the
Giants slump, but the Dodgers. one
run behind i'm the tenth, hammered
across two runs off Scott and made Il
three in a row from tho champions.
10 7. The teams play double
header today at the Polo Grounds.
The Giants had their lead over Chi
cago cut TO FIVE games as the Cubs
took advantage of Cincinnati's errors
and banged a to victory. The
other National League contenders. 81.
Louis and Pittsburg, divided a double
header In which heavy hitting pre-
dominated. Rcb Russell. OF the Pr
ates. led the sluggers with seven hits.
including three home runs, which
brought his seasons total TO r.
While the Yanks we're idle, the 81.
Louis Browns gained a half game on
the American League leaders and cut
the margin separating them from the
top to two games. by defeating Ty
| Cobb's skidding Tigers, 4 to /.
The White Sox took fourth place
from Cleveland by defeating the Indi-
ans 2 TO 0, in fye-lnning affair
! while Eddie Rommel, Mack's twirling
ace. chalked up his twenty-flrst vic
tory Of the season by beating Bos-
ton. 4 to 3. in II innings.
The Boston Braves took their sec
ond straight doubleheader from Phil
adelphia, and climbed TO within 9
game Of seventh place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
LOCAL NATAT0RS TO
COMPETE AT OCEAN CITY

The representatives OF the 7. 81.
c. \. will vie Tor honors thu. after
noon at Ocean City. " J. a SWIM
carnival Is being held there under the
auspices OF the Germantown Boys
Club of Philadelphia and there Will be
a large number OF entries Including
some OF the best swimmers from this
vicinity. This marks the third meet
for the 'fY" natators. under the man.
agement OF Francis z. ''Tubby" CAL
lagher.
The big feature OF the occa sion will
be the 100-yard swimming event. In
this FIVE local boys are entered: Bardo.
Sheldon, Nobis. Palmer and Boyer.
Wilson Boyer, star fancy diver %
the Wilmington High School. viii -
given an opportunity 20 snow his
form when he completes in this event
Coach Sparks expects the diver 20
win.
There viii also be a i00-yard special
race for boys. For this event Mr..
kadel will take six youngsters whom
he believes viii make a fine showing.
The boys must be over i've feet be-
fore they can enter this event. The
boys who are entered are: Dln.n-
dofer. Blair. Seifert, Van Bar, Hart
man and Trait.
Mr.. Kadel has secured the use OF
some machines 10 convey tho team 10
Ocean City. They left the Y. N. c. A.
building at o'clock this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
GREAT INTEREST IN
CLOSING BATTLES
City League and County Loop
Games Hold Centre OF
Stage.

Todays scheduled play-off OF n
postponed game between Edge Moor
and Seventh Ward, nj the Fourteenth
and woodlawn diamond. will go n
long wav toward deciding the aecond
half championship in the city League.
with the Chicks on top In the race,
a win will practically assure them OF
tho honors I'm the final flight.
In addition to today's TIT the Forty
Acreltes have another one of three
innings TO complete with the Subur-
banites, the score standing at TO 0
In favor of the Chicks.
Only one other game has been re-
ported TO President Warren TO he
played off in the CITY League post
poneTerts tjHay. In this contest the
Bankers and Brokers are booked 10
meet Union at Second and du Pont
streets.
That n close contest is expected be
tween New Castle and Yorklyn this
afternoon. ls evidenced by tho fact
that tho League officials have decid-
ed TO send two umpires to work at
that game. II ia TO be played on Bat
tory Park diamond. New Castle. and
one of tho fastest games OF the sea
son Ia anticipated.
All managers will place their strong
est lineup In the field for this con-
test. Should Yorlclyn defeat New
Castle, that team VIII win the second
half of the County League season.
This will mean a series OF three or
five games between the latter two
teams TO decide the county champion
ship. The winner OF the county cham
pionship will then challenge the ST
Thomas team, OF Wilmington. for a
series OF three games TO decide the city
and county championship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
NINE HOLDS
CHESTER TO TIE GAME

Chester. Pa. Sept. 2-Outhit by a
total of ten hits to four. st. Thomas
OF Wilmington. by sensational fielding
held Chester 70 a to tie here last
night in the championship series Of
the Philadelphia Baseball Association.
Hawk" Hayes. the Wilmington
clubs twirling ace, was touched free
ly, but his control in pinches and the
backing from his teammates won him
a draw. Murphy, for the locals had
his opponents mystified, holding them
TO four safeties. ST. Thomas, how
ever, used its smaller number of hits
TO as great advantage as did Chester
their ten.
Baldwin and Munich for Chester.
and Boyle for ST. Thomas were the
outstanding performers with the
stick. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
HORNSBY TO FINISH
/. At HEAD OF BATTERS.
Home Run Record Best in His
tory Of Game; Week on
Diamond.
BY AssocIated Press to Every Evening.


Chicago. Sept. 2.--Rogers Hornsby,
leading the National League in in
dIvidual batting and home run hitting.
today is 40 far in advance OF his chal-
lengers that any bid they mny make
to overtakc him probably viii not
seriously threaten his drive for the
1922 championship.
The st. Louis marvel, with tho close
of the season just FIVE weeks away,
today has 25-point margin over
his rivals, and is batting stronger AZ
tho race draws TO close instead Of
going into n slump. In his last seven
games, Horusby whnled out 1s hits,
which shot his average up to .3S9.
His string OF 80 home runs Is the
best performance in the history Of
the National League.
Grimes. Of Chicago. crowded Bigbee.
of Pittsburg. out of second place
honors. going into the runner up posi-
ton with an average Of .364, az re-
suit OF bagging eight hits In his last
six games. Bigbee is batting 1853,
with Hollocher. OF Chicago, fourth.
with .3J6. The averages include games
of Wednesday.
Max Carey, OF Pittsburg. continues
to be the class OF the league in base
stealing, having run his string up
to 3s.
Other leading batters for % or more
games: Miller. Chicago. .354; Walker
Philadelphia, .344: Daubert, Cincin-
natl, .S43; Carey. Pittsburg, .342
Kelly. New York, .341; Harper. Gin
! Cinnati, 1874.
Tho race between Cobb and Sislei
in the American League is draggini
along with very little change. as eacf
is travelling ut about the same pace
Sisler is out in front with an averag.
of ALB. while Cobb IS trailing witt
400.
The st. Louis star smashed out
hits I'm his last seven games and Cobt
playing in only six games, poled II
The pair is sticking within the 40
mark and give promise OF finishin
the season above this figure.
Sister. who has been leading tn
base stealers almost all season, in
creased his total to AZ bases, hi
closest rival being his team mate Re
Williams. who Is second with 80.
Tillie Walker and Ken Williams ar
tied for the home run honors. eac
having cracked out SO. Wake
smashed out a brace during the weel
while Williams failed to increase hi
mark Of "A week ago. Babe Ruth ais
connected with a brace OF four bag
gers and is only four behind the pal
With his % round trip blows, Ruth
admirers are confident that he wi
overtake the pair before the winduI
Other leading .batters for 80 or NOR
games: Speaker. Cleveland. $40
Heilmann. Detroit, .357; Schang, Me-
York, .339; Tobin, st. Louis. .335; E,
Miller. Phila., 1893; Galloway, Phila
1928; Williams, st. Louis, 1926; Bass
E Ter, Detroit, 1925.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
LOCAL DRIVER TO
ENTER AUTO RACES
Everett Made Good Showing in
Memorial Day Event at
Fair Grounds.

Julian =. Everett. "A local boy
has made application for entry IN the
Delaware State Fair automobile races
on Friday. September 8. On Decora-
ton Day Everett participated IN the
ten-mile open event at this track and
received an ovation from those in at
tendance, on account OF the pluck and
skill ne displayed through his efforts
TO win this race While getting over
badly. in ftfth position. Everett
gradually overcame the leaders and
succeeded In finishing in second place
amid the pIaudits OF the large crowd.
He has since equipped his car with
a Frontenac racing head. which gives
greater power and speed. Everett is
confident OF carrying of some OF the
large cash prizes and while fling his
entry remarked that he does no. pro-
pose to take the dust during the races
and expects TO give the best ears
good race for the money.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

Laurel. Sept. 2.--"Sol" Slaughter
idol OF the Laurel fans. came through
with Il lusty wallop which cleared the
fence and scored Manager Dick Early
ahead of him In the game with Girls
field. here yesterday. The hit was the
most timely and spectacular ever
seen on the peninsula. Crisfield was
leading, To 3. with two out and two
strikes on Slaughter. Carson shot
one over the pan and the Wilmington
lad connected with the pill. sending
IL far over the left field fonce, Win
ming the game for the Delaware nine.
Tho large crowd In attendance at the
game. went wild and the idol OF the
Laurel fans was carried around the
field by the frenzied fans. while n
large purse was raised for him.
The pitching of Early, who should
have had a shutout. and the wonder
| full playing of Doremus. were the
other features. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
SAILS L RN.
HOME RUN CONTEST.

National League sluggers had 10
home runs yesterday and OF the 10
Reb Russell OF the Pirates had three.
two coming in the second game with
the Cardinals. and one in the first.
The trio Of circuit clouts gives the
Corsair a total OF IL Cor the season
and places him in a tie with Ainsmith
of the Cards. who also had a round
trip smash yesterday. Blades, of the
Cards; Smith. OF the Giants; Wheat
of the Robins. and Cruise. OF the
Braves, were the other four-ply clout-
ers in the senior loop. Elmer Miller,
former Bird. of the Red Sox, and Gal
loway. of the Athletics. had homers
in the American League. The leaders:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
DEFEATS MADISON
FOR PLAYGROUND TITLE

Coyne defeated Madison. 5 20 0.
yesterday afternoon in the mai game
for the Playground League, after win
ming 10 out OF Is games.
The game was played at the Twsn-
ty-ninth and Market streets diamond
and was witnessed by more than 1000
boys.
The playground cup was presented
TO the league team last night by Mr..
Mack of the Park Commission, while
Mr.. Ernst and Miss Range, OF the
Community Service were present AZ
the ceremonies. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
ElKTON NOSES OUT
SOLDIERS IN FAST ONE

Elkton, Md, Sept. 2.-The Susque-
hanna League leaders nosed out Fort
du Pont here yesterday afternoon. 5
to 4 in a 10-inning struggle. Peter
sons triple with the bases loaded in
the tenth did the trick.
Smith who pitched Thursdays
game for the Soldiers at Dover. was
on the hill again yesterday and held
the locals to three hits.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
BALTIMORE BLACK S0X
DEFEAT BACHARACH GIANTS

In a pitchers battle last night the
Baltimore Black Sox defeated the
Bacharach Giants. TO l. Richard
son. the Baltimore twirler, did some
sensational work. holding the locals
TO two scratch hits in the eighth in
nings Lewis. the Bacharach hope.
also tossed good ball. allowing only
five scattered hits. The fielding of the
local club was poor. both of the visit
ors' runs being the results of errors.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

The Seventh Ward Athletic club
will hold a meeting in their club
room on Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
All members Of the club are requested
10 be on hand. The meeting is called
in the interest OF the coming football
season. in which the seventh wssd
club viii take a prominent part this
season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
ST. Thomas VS.. Bachara eli.

The fourth game of the second
series between 81. Thomas and the
Bacharach Giants. Wilmington
leading diamond aggregations, will be
staged this afternoon at Harlan Field
starting at 3.15. The series to date
stands two victories to one in favor
Of the colored club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

st. Stephens claimed a game from
Trinity VI. r. last evening IN the SER
ond division. Church League. when
Manager Harris failed 10 present a
full lineup against the Lutherans.
After Umpire Rickerts called play.
Pitcher Len Thorpe threw three
strikes across the plate. Oberiy
receiving them, and when no Trinity
player took his place in The bstters
box, Rickerts promptly forfeited the
game 70 St. Stephens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
tHI rich LEAGUE GAMES
FOR NEXT WEEK
Monday.


First Division Westminster
vs.. West. Baynard No. !; UNI
pire, Rickerts.
Second Division Scott VS..
First NJ. T.. Rockford No. .;
umpire Birmingham.
Tuesday.
First Division Mt. Salem VS..
Goodman. Baynard No. ]: UNI
pire, Birmingham.
Second Epworth VS..
McCabe. Rockford No. .; UNI
pire. Rickerts.
Thursday.
First Divisions. Paul VS..
Second Baptist, Baynard No. !:
umpire. Rickerts.
Second Divisions Steph-
EMS ys. Bethany. Rockford No.
.. umpire. Birmingham.
Friday.
First Division-Grace VS..
Brandywine. Twenty-ninth and
Market; umpire. Birmingham.
Second Division-First Central
vs.. Trinity. Rockford No. .;
umpire. Rickerts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

The above is the revised standing
Of the Junior City League, which is
nearing the close oil the chase for
the second half honors. Several
changes were made at a meeting Of
the league on Wednesday evening at
the Brownson Library Association, due
to forfeited games.
Action taken at the meeting made
it necessary for all postponed games
to be played off before September s..
The postponed games 20 be played
are as follows:
S. Sc. Snappers and Eastlake, two
games.
du Pont A. c. and Defiance.
Brownson and Newport.
Brownson and Eastlake.
One of these postponed games will
be crossed off the list today. when
Brownson and Eastlake clash in a
double header. The complete schedule
for today follows;
Brownson at Eastlake g games).
Defiance at Snappers.
Newport at du Pont A. c.
The protest between the Snappers
and Eastlake was left undecided, as
Manager Buckmaster, Of Eastlake,
was out of town.
The Juniors discussed the organiZa-
ton of a football association and a
basketball league at the meeting and
it is expected that steps will be taken
in this direction as soon as the base
ball season is finished.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
Entries From Many States for State Fair Harness Races
LABOR DAY BASEBALL.

Brandywinc. leaders OF tho first
play Pop" Mlller's Eastlake City
League team benefit game Mt the
Twenty and Market streets
grounds Monday afternoon at $50
o'clock. a largo crowd Is expected to
be on hand.
Manager TinRle. of the Wilmington
Giants. has arranged for n pair OF
games TO be played ut the Second md
du Pont streets grounds Monday
their opponents I'm both games being
the Glover villa Giants. of Philadel-
pha. IL was originally intended to
play tho All-Philadelphia Police team,
but due 10 some of the men having
extra duty TO perform, tho game was
cancelled. The morning game will
start at 10 o'clock and the afternoon
contest at 3 o'clock
st. stephens will travel to Green
bank, on Labor Day afternoon. where
! they meet Warden plummer's Stars
Several new faces will appear In the
Saints" lineup, and Manager Hir-
eel promises to spring surprise or
the prisoners on this trip to tho
workhousc.
Acting Captain Charlie Oberly vii
have charge OF the team and has got
ten together several old timers OF re-
pute. who are getting In shape e
hand the fast stepping Plummer boys
q neat lacing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
bAPT|STS
DEFEAT GRACE NINE
McCabe Noses Out Scott in a
Fast Game at Baynard
Field.

seoond Baptist stopped Crsoe's
pennsut stride last evening az Bay
nard Field. 4 70 2. IN a game that
went six innings.
Bulien helped win his own game By
connecting for a triple. Deakyne was
the star at bat. getting a double and
two singles. he being the only man
getting more than two hits.
Tho Hcorn:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02


we'll behind the past from SNAKE Ames and Brink Thone Ned
before shifting the other while and become marks
few dodgers hold like
shadows down the stretch.
wefers
figured around nine feet he setting
shows
another path two or three feet away You often read where got
Great Dodrr,
of
to nail a. shadows. Snake Anne. of Princeton marvel
of ohasw had
Stride battling
speed Knp andos o. Penny high on the
Dnblee. Harvard al
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tackers thrown completely
would frequently seem " remain unchanged with his body swerved out
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westha presented Chick"
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foota ctio w under full
a runaway
crnmped his style
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
National League.
DOVER EASILY WALLOPS
LORRAINE OF WILMINGTON

Dover, Sept. 2.-Dover defeated Lor
raine. of Wilmington here, yesterday,
7 TO .. The visitors could not hit
Baker, while Maston and Brlscoe were
soft for Dover. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

Totals SCORE ny rS$vrSossS -
Second Baptist ........ Z o o o o z--s
Grace .............-.-....... o o o o "a
McCabe nosed out Scott IN a Church
League contest, 5-4. a. Baynsrd Field.
4 double play featured whom the
bases were filed and there were mona
out Howard and Conley drove our
nomers. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

A IL HlCAN LIE Az L Il.
Chicago at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York at Philadelphia g games)
Chicago at Cleveland.
St. Louis at Detroit
Boston at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pittsburg at St. Louis.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn at New York G games).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
18TH WARD BEATS ELSMERE.

Twelfth Ward Cats won a close
game from Elsmere, yesterday. 6 TO
). The Cats collected a total OF IL
hits. T.. Durney and q. Shannon
starred at the bat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

Brooklyn at Phillies q games).
New York at Boston q games).
Chicago at Cincinnati g games).
St. Louis at Pittsburg C games).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

If you desire TO sell your car tell
Every Evenings 80, 900 readers through
a want ad.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
Score BY Innings.

Twelfth Ward. 010 900 / 2--6
Elsmere. ...... l 0 . 0 0 0 0 ! l--5
Batteries: B. Joyce and l.. Reader;
+. Steel and H. Leasure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, .; Philadelphia. 0.
Boston, 10; Philadelphia, l
(second game).
Brooklyn, s; New York,
90 innings).
Chicago. Z; Cincinnati, A.
Pittsburg, IA; St. Louis, 4.
St. Louis. IL: Pittsburg,
(second camel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

passing
s
of OF brace upon
shado WI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-02

Lois Direct. b. m. Walter Direct;
John Dagler. New Castle. Ind.
Phyllis Volo. b. m. Peter Volo: Alb
ner 5. Deysher, Reading. Pa.
Mack a, br. g.. Gen. Mack; Arthur
Crow, Wilmington.
Lady Marvel. b. m. Marvel King;
J. F. Mallslieu, Elsmere.
Emily b, b. m. Austin Burns
Lewis Seth. Elkton. Md.
Harry Pointer, b. g.. Elastic Point
er: Lewis Seth. Elkton. Md.
Star Wilkes, $. g.. Wheeler Wilkes
Lewis Brooks, kennett Square, Pa.
Bonnie l., b. g.. (unknown); Lewis
Brooks. kennett Square, Pa.
Happy Mack. br. s.. Acamac Nor
rell; r. II. Brown, Wilmington.
Clark Patterson. r. g., Prince Nc
Kinney; John Baldwin, East Down
lngtown. Pa.
Easter Logan. (unknown); William
McHenry, Frederick, Md.
Don G., r. g., Ore Gregory; Charles
F. Middaugh, Miffiin. Pa.
"Time allowance claimed.