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Phillips County herald., 1922-07-13
WOOD ASHES ASSIST GARDEN
Material Should Be Scattered over
Soil TO Get Benefit Of Potash
Fertilizer.

DO not waste amy wood ashes from
the crate. Strew them over the rnr.
den. They nrc rich In potash fer.
tilizcr II viii leach into the ground.
but unlike nltrntes. will reinnin there
In suspension nnd the plants run grt
the full benefit. You nre throwing
nway money when you thrcv nwny
wood ashes They are .peclnlly
valuable for dnfrodil and tulip bcda.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-13
The Interstate Race
Amherst 10; Pao,i 5

Buster Wilcox had but one bad In
ming at Paoli Sunday. allowing but
two hits In the first six innings. Pa.
oil scored three in the seventh, but
failed to continue the rally. Four
double plays featured the game.
Schmidt. II. Jung and Hamilton pull
ing two of big league calibre.
AMHERST
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-13
WANT ADS

For Sale.-House and two 5O-foot
lots.-Frank Spence. 80
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-13

Paoii .....0 o o o 0 o ; o. O-s
Summary-Two base hits: c. Jung
2. II. Miller. Left on bases: Paoli
o. Amherst IL. Double plays: Dam,
rowt unassisted). Miller to Hansen
Schmidt TO Jung TO Hamilton t2).
Bases on balls on Pillard 2. Struck
out: by Pillard 4. by Wilcox I. Stolen
bases; Hansen. Platt Hamilton. Ian.
dreth. Plott.
Mrs. Margaret Cheney Of Paoli was
visitor In Holyoke today.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-13

SheriR of.sp6Flllps County.
A. r. Seaffe. Attorney.
Date OF hrst publication July IL.
Date Of last, publication July 81.
Phillips County herald., 1922-07-13

For saIe.-At bargain, one slight.
ly used 7-foot binder, at the Garland
Auto Company. 34.tf
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All kinds of job printing done at
this Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
BOXING BODY LAYS
BLAME ON TENDER

New York. May 20.-The State Ath-
lctiC Commission. which undertook an
investigation of the baCkwardness
marking efforts to make Leonard
Tender match yesterday gave the
lightweight champion a clean bill of
health, and by inference laid tho
blame on Tender. After listening to
statements by the managers of the
boxers, the commission issued this
proclamation:
1T was established beyond the
shadow of a doubt that Leonard was
ready to defend his championship
against all Challengcrs. Tender pre-
ferred. on the following terms: 371s
per cent of boxers portion to the
champion and 1872 per cent to Tend
Ter.
Tenders manager refused these
terms and demanded as his portion
20 per cent.
THE champions offer stands open
awaiting the acceptance by Tender
and his manageable difference caus-
ing the disagreement being ~ per
cent.
Not wishing TO interfere with
| Tender in his preparation for his
match with Barrett. the commission
reserves its decision until after this
| bout"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
ST. THOMAS KEEPS Up
ITS WINNING STREAK
n. A. Mackey Swamped by
Speedy Locals; More Pa
tronage Desired.

The st. Thomas nine continued 10
winning streak in the Philadelphia
Baseball Association. by trimming 80
II. A. Mackoy club. 12-s
The locals completely outrlnrefI
the visitors. scoring practically az win.
while Nitchie was holding his op-
ponents 20 six scattered hits The
only time he was threatened was in rhs
second inning. when two runs wors
scored. The veteran. DOC" Kerr
proved that no can stnl hit them on
the nose by cracking ont three saro
hits, ono being a triple he also play
cd n bangup game behind tho sti,-
McGeo and Schriber were tho lc4d-
ing hitters for the visitors. zach got.
ting q pair ~ safe ones. although
credited with . pair ~ b0o's gchr'
her. the visiting shortstpp. made two.
pretty plays on hard hit balls Co..
also nelded VOL for tho lonAs The
visiting pitchers were away osT. iev.
ing seven bases on halls between ino-,
and allowing six hits
The 50. Thomas riub ig making f.,
splendid record against cflb2 uto
were touted as being the hos. 81 SER.
pro ranks in this part n the ro,in'ry
and arc putting this city on 'he bago
ball map once again IN such 70 marro~
that they are being boosted by au tho
clubs that they have met
Tho score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25

Kennett Square High fell victims TO
the Wilmington High squad yestcr-
day, when they were given n 1915
trounclng. II was IA miserable game
from stnrt 10 finish. Arguments
marred the game along. with the err
rattle fielding of the locals.
The outstanding features were
Lchenstein's batting. Woods fine
pitching, and Dawpon's all-around
good playing. Allah" Welner ard
Lichenstein contributed home RUM.
Vic's being one of tho longest hits
made this season on tho Baynard dia-
mond.
Herb white. who started the
game was too wild for his teammates
and was sent 20 the bench. Harry.
Wood took up the hurting and held
the ponnsylvanians TO lone run.
Maxwell was given n rest after he dis
played some unusual fielding stunts.
| Captain Carton and Donaldson did
some nifty fielding and cut down some
possible runs.
Kenneth Square started off like n
house on fire and pushed across a run
In the first on a misiudged fly by
Weiner. High then began and slam
med the pill 10 all corners of the field
Before tho game. Coach Ashton
had his players in his private office
and talked to them. Whether the
game had anything 20. do with this
talk Is "A mystery. However. several
interested spectators we're present and
loaned their cheering abilities 10 the
Visitors
Charlie Jones has been reinstate(
and viii take Herb Whites place ir
tho Outficld tomorrow. Ihchensteir
will still be lead-off man with Jones
batting third.
Yesterdays win was Highs TWELFTH
~ the season. along with the four de
feats. and they ran their total Of runs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
LAUREL PLANS FOR
BIG BALL SEASON
Grandstand Enlarged, Ground
Improved and Plenty of Ma
teriaI Available for Nine.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
laurel. May 25.-Samuel F'rock. Of
Baltimore manager Of the local base
ball team and about thirty players.
which he has signed up FOR the pre-
hminary tIy-Outs for the Laurel team.
are expected 20 arrive here Sunday
and Monday and the work OF pre-
lminary practice will start next week
Several local players have expressed
their intention of trying To make the
team. and with this material. Mana
ser Frock is confident Of placing fast
team on the field IN the opening game
% the season.
The baseball situation on the pc
ninsula has never been moro promis-
ing than at the present time, and
baseball enthusiasts are eagerly await
ing the opening games of the league.
The ball park on West street is
being rapidly put into a frst-Cla
condition and will be one of the largest
and most modern IN the State. The
fence surrounding the park has been
strengthened. and improved with sew
eral coats Of whlte-wash and carpen-
ters are now busy building dressing
rooms for the players. and shower
baths will be installed ia the dressing
rooms The srandstsnd is being en-
larged and VIII accommodate over
eight hundred people when finished.
IL Will extend from the first base line
10 the third base line The diamond
has been put I'm fine condition.
The soft drink and confectionery
privileges Will be sold AZ public auc-
ton on Saturday afternoon. The man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
SALES|ANUM READY
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Fourth and Church Streets to
be Scene Of Big Battle To-
morrow Afternoon.

Eaieslnuum for Tho SECOND time this
season viii graphic With Wilmington
high a. rrnnsy Field TOMORROW. This
49, oud meet between the two foremost
hlxh school teams 81 the state has
eli Indications of far SURPRISING the
last one. both ga the class OF baseball
ana interest. The Gold and White dia.
mond stars came near shutting ont the
Avenue lads. bat Tor "a splendid ral.>
en- their part So the las stanza, which
uutted them three runs.
Tho cherry and white Will doubt
loss center their hopes ON smiling
taickards their pitching ace. n tnis
hrAdy youngfter pitches as well as ne
dia IA the first game with the Eighth
Str.ctcrs. he will be- a bis sam f'r his
teammates nut n" viii have So match
M, skill against that 90 the Gold and
White moundsman Jimmy kcrrigau
Jimmy has been nursing that old arm
alons all this week. and ia the game
against oxford High he was well
duplicated by kid Battle. his under
study.
A banner crowd IL expected 10 view
this bis scholastic treat OF the hase-
hall year, and accommodations at the
Fourth and Church streets field viii
he tust right FOR all the fans who turn
out
A large delegation OF students from
tho Saloslanum Catholic High school
Wlh be Ola hand. and though few 81
comparison 60 the Hlghlcis. viii not
permit themselves 90 bc outduue IN the
line Of lusiy roofing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25

Headline-Japancse Golf Champion
Not To PLAY" in United States.
Then according to II. Nawasaki,
America is not the "PLAYGROUND"
.of the world.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
High School Nine Rolls Up
Big Score on Kenneth Square

scored up 10 1877. The boys expect 10
score 200 runs by the end Of the SEA-
son. Six games remain 10 be played
and Capt. Carbon is certain his mates
can gather in 20 runs.
Lineup for tomorrow's game with
SaleHianum: richards. D.; Maxwell, c.;
Dawson. III; Donaldson. 2b.; Lichen-
stein. ss. Capt. Carton. 3d.; Jones, n. :;
Stirlith, Ct: and Weiner. II.
Cheer Leader Jacobson and his band
will lead the students 10 the field on
Friday. Principal Coke may permit a
mass meeting prior 10 the game.
On Saturday tho locals travel TO Mt.
Airy To face the strong y. T. -. nine.
Coach Ashton predicts the boys will
come home winners.
Tho
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
SIGMA ALPHA PHI WALLOPED,
Westminster Reserves Have Big Day
and Win Suggest.

Westminster Reserves completely
waloped the Sigma Alpha Phi. Of the
Wilmington High School. at Eigh-
tecnth and Van Buren, streets last
evening. 20 90 6. Westminster had q
feast at the bat. every man getting nj
least ono hit. with three doubles and
six triples included. When tho church
boys hit tho bah tho frat boys were
ut loss as TO which man should take
the ball. that accounting for number
Of the hits made.
Harry Jonas pitched good ball.
striking out II men, and his men
hacked him up in fine style. Munson,
who played at short with Friends
School had a great day at bat. getting
two triples and one double. The frat
boys played a hard game throughout
hut could not stand up against the
heavy hitting that was consistent with
the church boys during all stages Of
tho game. Westminster scored in
every inning hut the sixth. The
score:
r IT. r..
Westminster Il s 7 2 . o go - 4
is. A. P....-..0 0 ! 0 2 30 . 7
Batteries: Jones and Ball. Mitchell,
Beck and Green.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
GREAT INTEREST IN
MEMORIAL DAY RACES
Automobile Contests Expected
to Bring Record-Breaking
Crowd to Fair Grounds.

The program of tho automobile races
which will be held at the Delaware
State Fair Grounds on Decoration Day
will be made up OF the pick of the
fastest cars which have been racing
throughout the East during this and
the past season.
This class of sport was revived Inst
year when over 5000 people attended
the races which were held ut the fair
grounds. The enthusiasm displayed by
those in attendance convinced the
management that good clean automo-
bile racing IA acceptable and will be
supported by the people Of this and
adjacent states. 1t was very encour-
aging TO those who participated I'm the
events and this city Immediately be
came popular with the drivers and
no difficulty has been experienced on
the part of the management i'm soCur-
ing the pick of tho fastest cars and
skillful drivers, in it's competition with
other cities throughout the East who
will hold similar events on that date.
| Cars built especially for one-half and
one mile dirt track racing. with short
ened wheel base and so evenly balanced
| that they can take the dangerous
curves at their maximum speed have
been secured. Noted among these are
a l6 valve Dodge Special. Duscnberg
! FrontcnaC. Chevrolet Special, Lo
| paulea Special and Duval.
Among the drivers are: MCFaddcn
holder of the mile track record of
So seconds, at Pottstown. Pa: Brown
present Delaware state Champion and
winner of second place i'm the 100 mile
| fall annual at Pottstown. last year
and Reed. n consistent winner for the
past six years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
DELAWARE LOSES TO
MARYLAND NINE
Blue and Gold Play Well But
Lack Punch IN
Pinches.

College Park, Md. May 25.-lni-
Ncrslty OF Maryland set Delaware
fast hall tcem down here yesterday IN
the ias, college game of the season
Co 9, in a game in which the winners
srorcd first and held n lead all through
MARYLAND got man ACROSS in the nrst
inning, mainly because of the wildness
81 collins and timely single Ivy Bailey
and scored again in the sixth on "A
Single by Moran. ncsley's sacrifice and
Schridcr's hit through short.
Delaware was dangerous IN the
eighth. when q had the tying
run ON the bases without n man down.
jackson and Murray led the inning
with singles and Jackson scored when
Murray was caught of urst and on the
rundown jackson was caught between
third and SECOND and Moran threw
wild 20 center ncld. Murray took
third However. the DclRwarcans We're
not able to get tho latter across with
the TYING run. In tho eighth. Maryland
put the game on Ice hv getting three
runs when Delaware blow IN. In the
frst half of the ninth. after two were
down. Mcdonald and zap got doubles
and Delaware scorcd another run.
senior made good running catch OF
Jack nv and wound up the game.
Schridcr was effective md he did not
allow hit and only one man got a. far
ns nr.t base untl the eighth. Della
wares pitchers were Wild and not very
effective. although the visitors az a
whole seemed "a be exceptionally
strong iicslcyrH fielding at short. two
running catches by Sender In the out
Held aud fine double play Nv Dola
ware IA tho FIRST inning. when MARY
land had three on and only one down.
were the nclding features.
Maryland has only ono more game
60 10 PLAYED. that with tho silver
Srring club Tho score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25

IL was the most "scnsationar'
Knockout that was ever scored in
New York squared arena with
Habe, of course, experiencing all
the SENSATION.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25

The du pont Girls baseball team
via get started tomorrow night when
they Will meet the kentmere Girls
The du Pont team IS practically in
tact from last season and the lineup
includes the Misses Green, q. Foster
D.; Weber ss; wilkins. h.: i. Leary,
2h.: Lynch. Sb.; litter. r.; Cakes. Ct
Martin. ~. This team went through
last sssFon with but one defeat. The
game on Friday VIII be played at
Baynard Field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
JOHN rs DEAD.
BY Bernie Dane.

She wept. this gentle maiden did,
And the tears that flowed she calYny
hid:
She could not speak but all she said
Alas! poor John is dead"
BE still fair maid" close by he shouts.
sit down. now what's this thing
abOut?"
She sat upon tho floor and said,
Alas, poor John is dead"
but who is this John that makes thee
start.
Who IS this John that tears thy
heart
She whispered low and softly said,
Alas, John Barleycorn is dead 8"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
CATHOLIC LEAGUE GAMES.

Three games will be played in the
Catholic Twilight League this eve
ming. st. AIMS will play st. Thomas
at Rockford Tower. umpire. Cunning
ham; Pioneers vs.. st. Patricks at
Seventeenth and Church. umpire.
Duncan; Brownson rs. St. Mary's at
Fourth and Church, umpire. ogden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
LETTERS TO SPORTS
EDITOR MUST BE SIGNED

Communications addressed to
the Sports Editor. intended for
publication must be signed.
Several such communications
have been received recently,
but they have not been pub
lished. due TO the sender's fall
ure to sign his or her name.
The name is not desired 70.
publication, but merely to show
the good faith of the writer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
GIANTS VS..
AMERICAN CHAIN

Local baseball fans are assured of
Il real baseball treat this afternoon
At Harlan Field when Wilmington
Bacharach Giants. who have yet to
lose game since coming here will
90 battle with Frank Dessau's fence
busters OF the American Chain Co.
Of York, Pa. The game is scheduled
to start at ; o'clock, wilmington
time), and the best crowd of the
season VIII no doubt be on hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
PARKSIDE DANCE
TOMORROW NIGHT

The Parkside Club will hold its
weekly dance in the auditorium at
Kirkwood Park tomorrow night, and
several new features are promised, in
Guiding the SNOWFALL dance.
Good music is promised and taste
full decorations are already in place.
The program starts at S.45 and con-
tinues until II, midnight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
GAL" REACH Is 80 TODAY.
"WeS" FISHER Only Other Member Of
Original Athletics Living.
Associated Press 10 Every Evening

Philadelphia. May 25.--"Ar" Reach.
ono Of the two who are left of tho old
Philadelphia Athletic baseball team Of
the late sos, celebrated his eighty
second birthday today. re planned 20
spend part Of the day on tho golf
links. his favoritc recreation.
Mr.. Reach is head Of n sporting
goods concern and NJ ono time was
part owner Of tho Philadelphia Ma
tionai League baseball club. He play
Cd second base on the old Athletics.
The other living member Of the team
is Yves" Fiser, first baseman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25

Recreation Girls Play Today.

The Wilmington Recreation Girls
team will tackle the Defiance Girls
team at Eighteenth and Van Buren,
streets this evening at o'clock. Both
teams have been practicing daily for
number OF weeks and should put up
a fast game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25

We
Dempsey the
year the
most he VIII have only one conos, under his ,t within two ars n, co.,
VIII no that
only.
something a fling,
AMI Happen" Game
W" been att
golf, thanh other sport
five acres Tennis
much smaller carefully and
man'urci
coli N played stretch OF 1?5
swamp and any other
bewndermont and the ahase
" tho high and low
Folf hall nd
therefor" wander into game
p"i VII" TIA" and club where water woods wind and
whore addition trap unwary
wild and
broken
Thc any game have
bowling wind or a dismal swamp that one
pysmy proportions
compared
Related Congratulations
bcah consratiaon from, this humble nook President
Association deserve any number OF kind
national body in regard to the s.
one SGT Of usually
gained With of years
Tho next move should 10 an Internal tonal r,I COMMUTE, .r, % ~
fixed standardized simply expressed than
Tho present order.
Twenty Of Lawn Tennis attributes no
small against first
class male opponents Mrs Mallory,
handled.
Blocking George Sisters batting
busy ssler after great e,r
IN 1870 slipped few nhes last but the
Brownie has erased all tho dust from his batting
Ing ~ hall his king
man Of an
Ken Williams May ten years ago
Baker led the American League with eleven home
ball is used There
/ the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NM z HIINN DE NWI r..
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
pittsburg at st. Louis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
ea1uare Bous to Maryland; St. Thomas Wins Another
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church Iearuc.

Church League.
First Dlvision--West vs.. ST.
Paul's, Maynard No. 4.
Second Division--First M. y.
VS.. First-Central, Rockford No.
|.
Trinity vs.. Epworth, Eden
Park. Seventeenth and Spruce.
Catholic League.
st. AIMS VS.. 81. Thomas.
Pioneers vs. ST. Patrick's.
Brownson vs.. st. Mary's.
Bacharach Giants w. Ameri-
can Chain. Harlan Field.
st. Columbia w. Wilmington.
est. Thomas) Second and du
Pont streets. 6 o'clock.
St Peters vs. Eastlake Bril-
gadc. at New Castle.
FRIDAY.
Church League.
First -WestmInster
Va. Mt Salem. Baynard No. /.
Second Dlvision--Scott vs.. Ep-
worth. Rockford No. ].
Wawaset vs.. Westminster
Jrs.
Wilmington High vs. salesi-
anum. Pennsy Field, ais.
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ROSE jtILL SECONDS
GAIN ANOTHER VICTORY

Rose Hit Seconds defeated Povot
a. G. for the second time. vcs,srdav.
90. This makes FIVE Victories FOR the
Seconds. with but one defeat. The
Seconds would ike 20 arrange a.
double header with any team under
II years ~ age. for Memorial Dav.
Manager r. Q. Burris can be reached
by addressing Rose IHu or calling
1855 after .. m. The score:
ROSE HIN apr,CNrr,y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
Ladies' Auxiliary to Practice,

The girls baseball team of the
Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Seventh Ward
will practice Friday evening at Slap
Ter Park, Fourteenth and Woodlawn,
at $50 o'clock. All players are re-
quested to be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
ST. THOMAS TO PLAY
ST. COLUMBIA NINE

The ST. Thomas team OF the
Philadelphia Baseball Assocla-
VsAA VIII meet the -. Columbia
nine 81 Philadelphia at Second
ana du Pont this evening. The
locals have been clipping the
wings OF the association teams
ia great shape and anticipate
another victory this evening.
The game Will start at o'clock.
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Totals. .......... ........1 S 10 u II II
CHESTER HIGH school REsERvEs

Summary: TwO-base hits, Q. King DOLL
McKnitt, Proud Three-base hits Kern
McKnitt. Strimple. Sacrifice hits. Pet
riken, Stowe, Doll. Weggenmann, Feeser.
Bases on balls. or Kreible. 3 or Beck. 4
of Ginsburg, .. Struck out, by Kreible
8; by Beck, o; by Ginsburg, g. stolen
bases. L. King Mcknitt, Glare, Petriken
Softer kreible, q King Hit by pitched
ball. Mcknitt. Wright. Umpire, William
Madden
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
ELECTRIC HOSE GIRLS
DEFEAT BRANDYWINE TEAM

Tho girls team representing the
Electric Hose and Rubber Company
last evening at Baynard Field defeat
ed tho Brandywine Church girls. s 70
.. Miss Russo. on the mound for the
winners. famed six. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
1000 Children In School Meet

The grammar schools Of Whining
ton are preparing for an athletic meet
on the PENNSYLVANIA railroad field Sat
urday afternoon. One thousand school
children will participate in the contest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-25
NEW CASTLE HIGH WINS.
Defeated Chester High Reserves by
the Score of Is to ID.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. May 25.-In a baseball
game featured by numerous errors
and heavy hitting, the New Castle
High School team defeated Chester
High School Reserves at Battery Parl.
yesterday afternoon, by the score of
Is to Is. The score:
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'nstted Cor Rothrock in eighth
SgnNn ny tNNlNtS
MARYLAND % - -
delaware a - % q - -
Two has hits Mcdonald Nap Sacrl
nvrhit nvsle, stolen bases Murray
Nemlpr, rollnrk ,. nailrN. Double
IlaN Wilson tu MCCOrmick Go Me.
Donald lott ON bases Maryland -
Delaware FIRST hasc on halls Of
collins, a ~ Rnthrosrk or Challenger
: ui' schridrr ilrst base on errors
MARYLAND struck out tlN Schridcr
q ~ Cailit,s. ~ hothroek I mpip
NJ nnyle Time I 60