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Christian Association. spent this
week at Ocean Gate, n. j., with
Miss Helen Scott.
Miss Ruth e. Storms, musical diI
rector of the Wilmington public
schools is spending the months of
July and August in Ithaca, n. Y.
Lee Penniweii. of Washington. ID.
c., was in Wilmington this week
with relatives and renewing old ac-
quaintanceship. Mr.. Pennewill for
merly was in the hotel business
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pagh and
Miss Clara Schoenhaar will leave to-
morrow on a motor trip to the New
England states.
Dr. and Mrs Robert F. Moore and
niece Miss Gladys Moore OF Pits
burgh. Pa, will leave tomorrow on
a four weeks motor trip through, the
West.
Mrs. Joseph King. and children. of
New Castle. were the guests this
week of Mrs. Carl snellenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kitchen and |
children, Elliott and Margaret, /
and Miss l.. Janney.of Philadelphia.
left this afternoon on a ten days
motor trip to the New England !,
States. The party expects to visit
New York, Providence. and Port
land. and Maine cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. LaRue Bonita. of
New York city. who have been the
guests OF Mrs. J. Harvey Spruance,
SOC Blackshlre Road, Wawaset, have
returned home.
Mrs. James II. Bowe and family
yesterday to Rehoboth.
where they will spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Mere
nth and children. OF Pittsburgh,
viii be the guests over the weekend
Of their sister. Mrs. Carl Snellen-
burg. at Bellefonte.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Unkart and
children. Norman and Estelle, and
Mrs. John Mclaughlin. 500 East
Eighth street, have returned from
Atlantic City. {
william H. Page. Jr., has been at
Atlantic City.
I
Mrs. ]. w. Foreman was a guest
his week, at the Hotel Elberon, At
antic City.
Arnold C. Frey is spending the
with his grandmother at
Atlantic City. I
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ Keen have
eturned from a motor trip along the
ersey Coast. \
Miss catherine and Miss Marietta h
IcGuire of Altoona. Pa, have re-
irned home after being the guests
,r some time of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry i
wens, SO5iA Franklin street. A
Miss Clara Nutter OF 412 West
hirtieth street is spending the week !,
nd in Atlantic City. \,
al
Mrs. James MacGeechie and Mrs.
Ruth are spending their
lcation at Buffalo, Niagara Falls o
nd yelling. ont, n
Miss Elizabeth Donohue. who has +
cen the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. j.
ibney. in East Orange. n. j.. has
one to New York to visit her aunts, M
lie Misses Neary. s.
The Misses Edna =. Frazier, Lii
an NJ. Loose. Kathryne Thomson.
era NJ Keen. Edith Todd Keen and n
orothy Sturgis have returned TO at
after. spending a pleas C.
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,l. oy%S

In st. Andrews p. e. Church at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mrs. c.
Dare Chaytor, widow of Armon y.
Chaytor, Jr., at one time deputy at
torney general, and George Dandy.
superintendent OF the Irenee DUPONT
estate at Guyencourt, were married
by the Rev Edward H. Ford. The
bride was attended by Miss Emma l..
Griffin and was given in marriage by
her brother-in-law, William A.
Shafer. The best man was John B.
Dandy, nephew of the bridegroom
The bride wore blue canton crepe
with hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dandy will make their home at
Guyencourt. In a few weeks they
expect to leave on a trip to Georgia,
TO visit relatives of Mrs. Dandy. Mrs.
Dandy will be remembered as Miss
Dare Chesley. daughter of the Rev.
j. II. and Mrs. Chesley, who at one
time lived at Claymont.
Miss Adelaide Potter, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Potter. OF 705
West Twentieth street, and E. Frank
Laird. formerly of this city, will be
on Saturday, August 5, at
o'clock. The wedding will take
place at the home of the bride. The
Rev. George c. Williams. pastor Of
McCabe NJ. f. Church, will oflciate.
Mrs. Clarence Mckay will be the
matron of honor and Dana Pyle will
be best man.
Miss Potter is a graduate Of the
Wilmington High School. class OF
1919. Mr.. Laird was stationed on
he U. S. S. Kane at Havana, Cubay
'eturning there in April.
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VISIT SUMMIT CAME

Jesse J. Tyson, Jr., and family.
members Of Asbury NJ. f. Church,
took asparty of about sixty mem
bers Of the Epworth League of the
church, to Brandywine Summit
camp grounds, on Wednesday even
ing. A song service was held at the
camp grounds and a marshmallow
roast was enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1922-07-22

we crossed the channel TO Dover,
and took train to London where we
spent a week and included in our
sightseeing a trip to Hampton Court
and Windsor. stopping at Elton Col
lege on our return from there.
= From England, we went to Ire
land by way of Fishguard to Ross
lare. and visited Limerick, Mallois,
Waterford and Cork. We enjoyed
this beautiful country and especially
our jagnting car ride TO lBlarney Cas-
tie, and sailed from Queenstown on
the Cunarder 'Scythia' on July T."
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Opaque or crystal beads of all
colors are still much used for trim
ming crepe frocks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Higgins
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son. Charles Higgins. Jr.
born last Sunday. Mrs. Higgins will
be remembered as Miss Marion
Durham.
Judge and Mrs Hugh NJ. Morris
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Evans,
OF Newark will leave on August l.
for the White Mountains.
Miss Alice Johnson. of this city,
and Miss Helen Cranston. of New
port will leave on Monday for the
Pacific coast. where they will at
to be held from August 1 to 5,
at Corvallis. oregon. Miss Johnson
is superintendent of home econo-
mics in the Philadelphia public
Schools.
Mrs. w X. du Pont and Miss
Polly du Pont left the first of this
week on a motor trip to Maine.
Former Judge and Mrs. George
Gray have gone to Eaglesmere,
Pa. where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Michael Sexton and family Of 1000
Woodlawn avenue. have gone to
Ventnor, n. j., where they will
spend the remainder OF the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Holstein Harvey and Miss
Helen Harvey have been guests this
week at the Hotel Henlopen, Re-
hoboth.
Miss Anna r. Young is a guest of I;
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Park at their
cottage in Chelsea. A;.aLtic City.
Mrs. Robert w. Tomllnson will
leave early next week for Detroit,
where she will visit relatives for six
weeks.
Mrs. J. Harvey Spruance enter
Iained at dinner recently in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Parks, of Phil
adelphia.
Miss Nellie T. Butler Miss Kath-
'yn ID. Butler and Miss Nellie II.
aarrop are spending ten days at At
antic City.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, of Smyrna.
spent last Weekend as the guest OF
Mss Sarah Truax, s35 Clayton street.
Miss Mary Adele Horty. 1901
West Thirteenth street. is visiting
in New York.
Miss Laura Belville. Of Delaware
city. was a guest in Wilmington yes
erday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II s. Beaston, Miss
frances Beaston and Miss Margaret
colt have been guests this week at
he Hotel Iroquois. Atlantic City.
Miss Marguerite Mclaughlin and !
Hiss Madeline KIRK are spending :
heir vacation in Boston and Haver- :
III. Mass. as the guests of Mrs. :
'ennis Gallagher. of Haverhli
Mrs. f. d. Noll. OF Chestertown. A.,
ID, entertained Miss Cora Robbins.
Frederick. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lucas and
imily have been the guests of Mrs
larry George. of Kennedyville and V
etterton, Md a
Mrs. Charles Lucas has as her
uest Miss Lydia George, of Ken !
edyville, Nd. {
Miss Elnora Crumlish and her {
uest, Mrs Ernest Gebhart. OF Bal
more. are, spending few days in
lew York j
Miss Helen +. Richards, office l
ecretary OF the Young Womens v
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ant week camping at Brandywine
Summit Camp. All are graduates OF
this years class Of the Wilmington
High School.
Miss Elizabeth Petitdemange, Of
Nineteenth and Washington streets.
is spending her vacation at the Bell
haven, Rehoboth.
Miss Mary Jane Souder. OF At
lantic City, is the guest OF Mrs T.
A. Souder, 171S Washington street.
DR.. r. r. Price left today TO join
his wife and family. who are spend
ing the summer at Marblehead,
Mass. Or. Price expects to be gone
about a month.
Misses Madeline Kirk and Mar
guerite Mclaughlin are spending
their vacation at Haverhill, Mass,
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
F. Gallagher.
Miss Mary E. Hughes is spending a
month with relatives in Bedford
Springs, Pa.
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RODNEY ID. A. Il.
GARD PARTY

Under the auspices OF Caesar
Rodney Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, a card party
will be held on next Friday after
noon at 1914 Park Drive. The af-
fair is the second Of a series of
parties to be given by the Chapter
during the summer months.
The party is under the direction
of Mrs. Ira c. Tinkham, regent of
the Chapter. The proceeds will be
used in purchasing dishes for the
Chapter.
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AUXILIARY OUTING.

Members of the Young Woman's
Auxiliary Of the Home Missionary
Society of Silverbrook NJ. f. Church,
were entertained on Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs +. +. War
at Brandywine Springs. A
picnic supper was enjoyed by the
% guests
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p d II & lie S

A party was given Miss Jane Nc
Cleaghan by her parents on Monday
in honor OF her fourth birthday an
niversary
Among theose present were the
Misses Jane McClenaghan, Verna
Hoodock, Dorothy Montgomery.
Ethel Anthem. James Riley. Jra
Howard Sutton. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs
II. McClenaghan.
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BELLEFoNTE AID MEETING.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Belle
fonte NJ. f. Church will meet in the
church at $3.50 o'clock Tusday afl
ternoon Mrs. Addie Hurst, one Of
the members of the society, who has
been a patient in the Homeopathic
Hospital for some time is expected
home next week.
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OF NewC
Wilmington
will be remembered that candidate year
s
physician and member of the STAFF physicians the Homeopathic
Hospital
CARNATIONS Wilmington takngan Sunshine Society
in the auxiliary Delaware Post
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9TH WARD MOONLIGHT.

The Seventh Ward Athletic Asso-
citation gave its annual moonlight
last evening on the Brandywin,e.
Music for dancing was furnished by
Kimmey's Orchestra. About zoo
persons were present
Evening journal., 1922-07-22
MADELEY AID OUTING.

The Aid Society Of Madeley NJ. e
Church went to Augustine Beach
on Thursday. by automobile truck.
The day was spent in bathing and
other sports. The society is plan
ming to take another trip to the
beach in August.
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MISSIONARY NIEET1NG.

The Women's Missionary Society
Of First-Central Presbyterian Church
will meet at 7:45 o'clock Tuesday
evening in the church. Mrs. w. S.
Prickett will have charge of the de-
votions.
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BIRTHS

NEWLOVE-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Newlove, SOP North Adams street.
at the Homeopathic Hospital on.
July II. SON
WALLER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
waller, 607 East Twenty-second.
street, at the Homeopathic Hospital,
on July is, daughter.
PARK-To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Park.
goo West Second street, at the
Homeopathic Hospital, on July 49,.
son.
THOMAS-To Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r
Thomas, s2i Monroe street, at the
Homeopathic Hospital, on July 2i,
a daughter.
McCLANE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McClane, 2T21 West street, on July
10, daughter.
KANDLE-To Mr.. and Mrs. william
Handle, HOS Brandywine sctreet, on
July IS, daughter.
GBNNER-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Genner, 1890 Chestnut street, on
July IS, son. .
ToNfIK-To Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Tomik 1886 West Sixth street. on
July q, son. y
BADER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Bader. 1916 Maryland avenue, on
July n, a daughter. :
Evening journal., 1922-07-22

Miss Skura is attending the six
weeks summer session for music
teachers at the West Chester State
Normal School under instruction OF
Robert Braunt in piano and Edward
Author Johnstone. in harmony and
theory OF piano playing. She has
passed the entering tests and ex-
poets to receive the certificate of
the school by passing the final ex-
aminations. Miss Skura already
has a diploma from the progressive
series. having passed the normal ex-
with the examining board
of the Art Publication Society. She
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
". Skura, 529 S. Harrison street.
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LEGION AUXILIARY.

The auxiliary of Delaware Post.
No. 1, American Legion, viii meet
at o'clock Monday evening, in
Grace NJ. +. Church house.
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KANDLE-To Mr.. and Mrs William
Handle, HOS Brandywine sctreet, on
July IS, a daughter.
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TOMIK-To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Tomik, 1886 West Sixth street, on
July 81, a son.
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GBNNER-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Genner, 1890 Chestnut street, on
July 49, a son.
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McCLANE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McClane, 2721 West street, on July
Is, daughter.
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BADER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Bader 1916 Maryland avenue, on
July q, a daughter.
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PARK-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Park
905 West Second street, at the
Homeopathic Hospital. on July 49,
Il son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
HIGH SPOTS IN LEAGUE
GAMES OF YESTERDAY
BY Associated Press.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE Browns.
by breaking even. in a double header,
at Washington, increased their lead
in the American League race over the
Yanks. who dropped game to the
Tigers at the Polo Grounds.
In the national league the Giants
moved still further away from the
Cardinals by defeating Pittsburg
while Brooklyn was trimming the st.
Louis team.
The encounter at the Polo Grounds
which the Cobbmen won in the ninth
inning when Carl Mays weakened,
was marked by Babe Ruth's twenty
second home run OF the season. De-
troit won, z to 3.
The Browns won the FIRST game
from the Senators. 7 10 and los.
the second, IL TO 8.
The Giants took hard battle from
the Pirates to 8. and Brooklyn, with
Burleigh Grimes back IN harness, left
the Cardinals on the short end OF q
3 to score.
tory over the Braves, and Cincinnati
won from the Phillies 3 to /.
A wild throw by Sewell I'm the ninth
inning with two down cost Cleveland
loss 10 the Athletics. 10 to Q.
At Boston the Red SoY punched the
Offering OF the White SoX recruit
Mack, and won 5 to g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
DEMPSEY AND BRENNAN.
MAY FIGHT AS PLANNED
Michigan City and the County
Officials Insist That Bout
/ Would be Legal.
By Associated Press to Every Evening.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 17.-Inter-
est In tho controversy over the hold
ing OF the proposed Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan hght at Michigan City
on Labor Day, today switched to La
Porte county. following the announce
ment by Governor McCray that he
would give officials OF that county
until Friday to order tho abandonment
OF the bout. The governor indicated
that unless the county officials take
action by that time he will order the
contest stopped.
To date officials at Michigan City
have given no indication that they
will take action to prohibit the hold
ing of the contest. On the other hand
they have declared they have no In
tention OF stopping the bout. Sheriff
William e. Antiss, OF La Porte coun-
ty, In statement yesterday declared
that as far as he was concerned the
bout would SO on as scheduled. He
said that the contest was to be 10
round no decision exhibition, and not a
prize fight. and added that such an ex-
hibition was entirely legal.
Other county offidals were reported
to have taken a similar stand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
CLASSY BOXING BILL
FOR PH|LL|ES' PARK
Tommy Loughran Preparing for
Battle With Cene Timney;
Other Stars to Shine.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Philadelphia, Aug. I7l--Ten boxers.
every one recognized contender for
the championship in his class, ore
preparing TO make the Fifth Annivers-
ary boxing show Of Herman Taylor
and Bobby Dunie, scheduled for tho
Phillies Bah Park tho night OF August
"a, tho wholesome success Il should
be. Five eight round bouts. forty
rounds provided mono Of the ten are
forced 10 take II on the hip. are on
the programme.
The chow scheduled for August ~
looks record breaker. even FOE
Taylor and Gunnis II should be the
finest exhibition Of boxing they ever
presented. The wfnd1p. introducing
Tommy Loughran. the greatest mid
dleweight developed IN Philadelphia
since the days Of Jock O'Brien. and
Gene Tunncy, former light heavy
weight champion OF America. is ons
which has them all talking. Tommy
viii have 20 give away about IL
pounds to his distinguished opponent
a little gift which is disturbing Tommy
not at all as he prepares for Tbs
most important battle OF mis- dezxiing
career.
The other four bouts. all % them
eight FOUNDERS. leave nothing 20 the
imagination. Two Of the most dan
perous hitters in tho ring VIII square
of when George X o. CLANCY. OF
baltimore. and Earl France. tho cah-
fcrnia fash. ningic In tho senni-
windup. Clancy has punch Ike ths
| kick OF mule, but France can also
waIlop--and furthermore he can box.
| Pal Moran. who gave Tlpiitz n drub-
bling HIS laet appearance. VIII meet
up with Harry KID Brown. Tipiit,
stablemate. Moran, who has tvfcs
| fought Benny Leonard and wants him
again, is a real contender for B>nny's
/ title.
The two Joes. Tiplitz and benjamin.
are scheduled 10 try IL again Thes>
two have met twice before. and that,
first meeting resulted in one Of TN
most sensational lightweight battles
of the year. They were rernatchef am
Benjamin, who accompanied Dempss,
on his European trip. fouled the Phil
adelphian. Kid Wagner. yout,
clarnorfng for shot at the juno
lightweight and feathervefght titles
will meet A rugged and willing lad Il
Lieutenant Earl Baird.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
Brandywine and Grace to Meet
at Twenty-ninth and Market
Streets.
CHURCH LEAGUE STANDING.
FIRST DIVISION.

Grace and Brandywine, two ancient
rivals OF the Church League, will en-
gage In one OF their old time classic
struggles In the play-off of post
poned game OF the First Division at
Twenty-ninth and Market streets this
evening. 1t used to be that Grace was
the topmost member of tho church
conclave. but the mitten is on the
other hand these days, with Brandy
wine holding full sway.
The West street Methodists will be
out in full strength today, as they
have broadcasted' the report that they
Will stop the winning streak OF the
Villagers. Brandywine. not knowing
whether to take this az promise or a
threat. announces that they will leave
nothing in doubt after they get
through with the ex-champs. Pier
son Will be tho umpire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
PLUMMERB ALL.STARS SWAMP
BOND MANUFACTURING TEAM

The Bond Manufacturing Co. team
went 10 Greenbank for "a twilight
game on short notice yesterday after
noon ana 40 enabled Plummer's ALI
Stars TO enjoy swntfcst. II TO s,
Johnny Price. the stars leading bat
ter. whose seasons average In above
500. placed nve cracking hits. one n
two-bagger. In all parts Of the lot. In
nve times up. vanderbraak, Crathcr
and White added to the fireworks.
Crathcr pitched ,ve tnniugs. taking It
easy and allowed the bottle mon elk
hits. vsndsrbraAk. ofiiciating for the
las, two innings, held them hitless
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
GENE %RAlEN WINS
OVER JOCK HUTCHINSON
National Champion Scores VIC
tory In Professional Golfers
Tourney at Psttsburg.

P!ttaburg. Pa. Aug. i7.-Eistory re-
DeAted itself yesterday when Gene Bar
asen. Highland Country Club. the ma
tionM open champion. defeated Jock
8utchison. the former British open
champion. In tho fourth round In the
Professional 0olfers' Association match
play tournament. and l.
The match was the hest ever staged
On any course In this country. and
was replcts With sensational, play.
There wAs the dramatic touch 10 IL.
for Rarasen. down all day, finally sue
Sc~ded In squarine the match with
Aatchison on the twcnty-eighth hole.
H. went out In front on the thirty
fret and he never looked back again,
Tho plucky nEht waged by Saraxsn
won the admiration OF the Thousands
In the gallery who trudsed after the
match.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
TYSON SUSPENDED
At M|DDLET0WN, \. Y.
Delaware Reinsman Gets Ten
Days Suspension for Not
Driving to Win.

Middletown. y. T.. Aug. 1.-THE
ala trot featured yesterdays races AT
the Orange County Fair. 1t was split
into two divisions on account OF the
big field and the prize OF 81 900 was
given each division. King Stout. win
ner OF the first division. vas nosed out
In the third heat by Peter Pfaff. The
second division went four heats,
hauna Loa winning. In the opinion
Of the judges Herman Tyson did not
try TO win after taking the first heat
In 2.oe& and he was suspended for 10
days
Lord Cole, driven by Tyson. finished
first IN the first heat IN 2.05h. several
seconds faster than any OF the other
best winners In this race. He took
second money with a second and two
thirds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
RACING AT POOOMOKE.
Harry Bingen Wins the 21S Trot In
6traight HeAts.

Pocomoke City. Nd. Aug. 1.-THE
Pocomoke Fair and Race Meeting As
ISOLATION continued yesterday and was
great success. The weather was
IDEAL The track was In the best
possible condition and the attendance
was very large. coming from all parts
of the Peninsula. There were now
features In the amusemsnts and the
great midway was thronged with sight
seers and prize hunters. The racing
Was exceedingly good and the spacious
quarter stretch fairly crowded with
the sport lovers. The special race for
county horses was highly interesting,
1t being case OF the best horse" be-
tween the rival towns OF Snow Hill
and Pocomoke.
Today will be the big day Of the
meeting. with the great free-for- all as
the feature. Summary:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
9. p. II. A. BALL TEAM TO
PLAY BACHARACH GIANTS
rae South Phradelph,A Hehrev Ae.

The South Philadelphta Hebrew A.
ISOLATION Club Will Dc pitted against
the Bacharach Giants tomorrow even-
ing at Harlan Field in a twilight en-
counter, scheduled 20 start promptly
at 8 o'clock.
The Quaker City combination -
considered one Of the best IN tho Phra.
deIphia a,eball Association and they
are by no means new 10 local tnnA
According 20 the management of
tho Bacharach's the second series with
st. Thomas Will start Saturday after
noon at Harlan Field.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
enc" Sarazen Defeats Hutchison Tyson is Suspended
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
CALENDAR FOR WEEK
TONIGHT.
Church INA9uo.

Church Tongue.
First Dlviaion--Mt. Salem W.
West. at Bnynard. No. /. Um-
pire. Rickertk
Grace W. Brandywins. At
Twenty-ninth and Market. 81
Second Divlsion--St. Stephens
W. First Central. at Rockford,
No. Z. Umpire. Brittingham.
Independent Club.
st. Thomas W.. Shanahan, at
Philadelphia.
4, Pepper Club vs. Triangle A.
c., Military Grounds. . p. m.
b. A. c. VS.. South Sidc-Eden,
Eden Park
FRIDAY.
Church League.
First Nvision--Cookman w.
Westminster, at Baynard, No. 1.
Umpire, Brittingham. :.
Second Division--Trinity VI.
Bethany. At Rockford, No. 2.
Umpire. Rickerts.
Independent Games.
st. Thomas w. Chester at
Chester.
West Wilmington va Ninth
Ward. Second and du Pont.
McCabe vs.. Parkside. Twsn-
ty-ninth and Market.
South Philadelphia Hebrew
Association vs.. Bachnrach Oh
ants. Harlan Field. 9 y. m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
PLrNfAfER's ALL-STARs.
SEVENTH WARD GIRLS
DEFEAT MOHAWK BOYS

Seventh Ward Girls turned In An
other Win when they defeated the
Mohawk Boys. AZ Baynard Field. last
night. 4 10 :. The O4rls started with
q brace Of tallies In the firss. but the
boyw cvened the count In tho fourth
and took tho lead by one-run mar
gin IN the next scssion. The lassice
staged garrison ffnish, tie!nG the
the seventh.
The pitching of Miss Eio!se Burns
WAS the leading feature. Mike" Nc
Call. her battery mate sharing hon
ors. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-17
HOME RUN CONTEST,

After being out OF the game for sew
eral days the mighty Babe came back
and crowned the pill for a four-ply
sock in the Yankee-Tiger tilt yester-
day. Pipp. Ruth's teammate. also
shared in the honors by knocking one
Reb Russell. OF Pittsburg, showed his
old stuff by crashing the ball out OF
the lot. Johnson. Harris and Peckin-
paugh. OF the Senators. each got cir
cult clout. Wheat. of Brooklyn; Glib
son, OF the Boston Braves; Falk, Of
the Chicago White Sox. and Jones, Of
Detroit. each made a round-trip hit.
The leaders.