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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
SECOND ROUND MATCH
At MUNICIPAL COURSE
Porter Reservoir Site Proving
Mecca for GoIfing D%evotees;
Kickers' Handicap.

The Second round of match play in
the elimination golf tournament ~ m"
Municipal Golf Course will b" com
rlct,si tomorrow. There We're about
seventy coutestants IN this match
when It started last week. The med
nlist OF the qualifying round +. !.
Frlcl. was eliminated by W. J. Morley
Seventeen pairs are in the round which
will close tomorrow.
i kicker'a handicap Will be rIn of
tomorrow with hne golf prizes for the
winners. Tho Scotch foursome for
July 1 will be largely OF mixed pairs
and promises an unusual occasion OF
Interest 70 a largo number Of players.
The play Will be spread over the en-
tire day. 40 tia there will be no con
sestirn.
In the second match round. tn
nairings are as follows.
First Eight
i. a. Gallagher ". W. J. Morley.
Charles Hayward vs. II. J. Wise.
Second Eight
5. NJ. Rra,ton VS.. J. W Lyons.
+. Pascare.l W. L. l.. Magee.
Third Eight
G. A. Tome W II. 6. Crooks.
II. G. Bounds ". +. ". Fielding.
Fourth Fight.
w. r. Indcrlled VS. II. l.. Tatnall.
c. J. Snyder vs.. G. i. Sackett.
Fifth Eight.
G. L. Trumbull v. y. T. McCless.
+. W. Divey-bYc,
Sixth Eight.
/. l. Boyce Us. Robert Hines.
j. a. Casey vs.. James a. Russell.
Seventh Eight.
II. {. Bye. ID. vs.. /. ". Eby.
T. II. Saltzmau ". II. y. McDermot,
Eighth Eight
T.. W. Clarke Ns. j J. BulGar.
j. II. jackson rs. NJ. Ieshen.
II. X. Tatnall Va. W. r. Lind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
ST. STEPHENS TO PLAY
EPW0RTH IN BIG GAME
important Church League Till
to be Played at Baynard
Field.

After much dickering for grounds.
the management Of tho -. stephens
md Epworth teams Of the Second
Division Church League have decided
10 play the much talked OF game at
tho Baynnrd Field. No. ! this even
ing. game starting promptly at 6
O'Clock.
Manager Ifirzel Of tho Saints" r.
very anxious to "knock the leaders
or" and he VIII send forth his pitch
ing "nco," Len Thorpe % the mound.
With his dependable portsIder. Green
in reserve. Jack williams the husky
winhpad artist from Newark. Del. viii
DO the receiving. Captain Wach living
Win play The initial sack. Nennstiehl.
on the keystone station "Chlck" Stee-
de. viii cavort around the short stop
position while tho v"teran Forrest
Booth, viii hold down the hot" corner.
In he outfeld win DO seen Warren.
tfaireine. Oherly, Price and Hirzel.
Manager Dicbey will IN all PROBABLE
ity send his best bot" Crouch who
hurts for the Krebs team. 20 the mound
with Greer doing the receiving. Tay-
lor, Sayin. butcher and Dickcy VIII
comprise the infdd \ record break
ing crowd for Church League alton.
dance r. expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
MATCH RACE TO Be
HELD At JULY 4 RACES
w. Brown, Delaware Champion,
Will Meet Local Driver on
Feature Auto Event.

From the flatterlng comments
which were heard following the auto
mobile races hold at the Fair Grounds
pear that the promoters of that ar
fair have reached their limit In the
arrangement of their program but
every indication points that nm even
better entertainment Will be given I'm
the races to he held on the afternoon
Of July Fourth.
Several OF the most prominent who
took part In the Decoration DaV races
will be on hand on the Fourth. all
eager 10 show tlAf they will still De
among the leaders. while several new
cars and drivers are equally conn.
don't that they viii carry home IN,
cash prizes which are being ororct
by tho management. These prizes
will be the largest ever paid for ar
exhibition of its kind in this cit,
and It has proven an incentive to tn,
fast drivers who's" services are great,
~ in demand in other cities.
II is understood that "A local Owner
with an exceptionally fast car Ia!
challenged the state Champion bin
Brown for a match race and tina
Brown has accepted. This race Wi
undoubtedly prove an interesting af
fair IA the local driver IL known Z,
nave participated in this sport 10
several years and has been the WHINE
of a number Of prizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
NEWARK COUNTRY CLUB
OPENING TOMORROW
II Will Mark the Formal Dedi-
cation Of the New Golf
Course There.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. June 30.-FYnal plans have
been made for the official opening Of
the Newark Country Club tomorrow
~ A y. Ginther. professional al the
club and the club officials. There is
an excellent nine-hole course, which
Is in fine shape. and many visitors
from Wilmington and other points are
expected here for the opening. There
MAJ lie some matches as a special al
traction. Later i IS planned 10 hold
seIeral tournaments.
This club was started about q year
ago, when the Jex property. located
ou Quality Hi and consisting OF an
I'D mansion house. in addition to 8
.trge acreage Of ideal land for q golf
curse. was bought. The barn has
been tuTned into a modern clubhouse
and the n!ne-hoie course, II IS claimed
Viii eventually be one Of the best in
his secrOn OF the country. The CluL
now has q membership Of about zoo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

one Of the finest things In the world to teach any youngstcr starting
sport Is that bad luck and good luck are all a part II the gam ~ much
\ pa as Any stroke connected with h enterprise. We have countless in
structors who work upon the proper physical methods of play. but how mani
mix with this a few lessons in mental training the habit OF determination
and cennauo OF manipulating pose? Possibly the civilization of sport
hasn't quito ct this far. hut m day ia coming when such training Will he
one u the features OF any leading instructors art.
The Record Crop.
The present day fanatic who haunts Rooters Row ts lucky beyond meas
ure, 81 FAR ms gazing upon record breakers is concerned.
He has his chance to SEQ Walter Johnson the leading shut u pitcher of
all time. with 9e shutouts.
Babe" Ruth. with all homerun records under a glass lar.
Ty Cobb. sim the greatest Of all bnrMaycrs.
Deacon Scott. greatest OF all iron mol. with yer $50 consecutive games SIS
gorge Sister, the crown prince who will soon surrlant the king
Hutch Gets Even.
Jock Hutchinson has a habit Of playing golf while arrayed. among
thcr vestmcnts. n a tall, stT collar.
ON his rcrcnt trip abroad. when interviewed. he announced that he wore
his collar 70 help his direction. the sam helping to control his head.
Put don't print this in the paper" he told his interviewer.
why" asked the reporter,
BECAUSE" replied Jock. they might bar It over here as they I'D tho
ribbed club and the Schenectady puttcr."
A Caddy's Assistance.
In a rrent tournament a certain golfer complained that his caddy was
lie couldn't find a ball anywhere" said the golfer, and at M short
hole Of 1870 yards he handed m a driver. I could stand Tor that But I had
never played tho course and OF my second shot at the next hole I didn't know
what club TO use How fr m I from the green I asked. .Aw. about 100
ny 200 yards a tho answer I got"
The terrific American League duel between tho New York Yaonkee, and
the Cleveland Indians may still come of. But it may lot be fr first or second
place as the original April dispatches seemed to indicate.
American golfers showed British the rare vaiueo o. putting" Well after
al. the score is never quite completed until the hall tests IN the bottom Of,
a %I '"' me- ''"' 'y ." from the 'oS' Z" me green o. ter" feet FRO" the
In nineteen hundred and thirtynour
Youl read "Cohbs triple ties the score"
And further on these words will fall,
Where johnson pitches shutout ball"
/. FIT looks that way. IIornsby now look 70 DO ~ most c,,4s,ar,
hitter the National League has eve known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
bAROO TO SWIM IN
EXHIBITION EVENT
Ladies Are Invited TO Attend
Natatorial Meet at Y. M. e.
A. Tomorrow Night.

Az an added special attraction Nor
tNe dua, swimming meet between ih"
raltinorr and W7lmingNn Y. NJ. {
As IN m. local pool On saturday
MIGHT Eivard BarIo VII swim an eN-
fnhi,lon eco yards, on an effort 10 80
tahllah "A now mark for the furlons.
lariu Ae N training for the swim
ming events 20 re held on lndc
pondence lay ~ the Bvansywtne poo
and - IN the pink 81 condition. In
tho TINA trial held yesterday Nur the
lOO-yarl swim ne clipped two se'onds
o0 ~ MS old record and msde a new
rocura fcr the oral poo. His time
was sixty seconds fiat.
only on twu occasions hue Rardo
been permitted 20 swim tho furiorg
distance IN pmpetltlon for fear that
b. might extend himself 20 such an ex
tent that he would iniure himself
prrmanen,ly. Tie has devoted a great
dca' - time during the past eight
months In training Tor this distance
AMI will speCializv IN this event dur
ms the coming year.
The people " Wilmington will Tor
thv first time ave m opportunity ~
witness the now 'un.or team ~ h \
NJ q. a. IN action. This gruup ~
youngsters represent she heS: talent
fur their sz- IN 'hts s'Ct!ou ~ the
country and every member ~ the
team psuuises e. make "A reputation
frr himself Tho members ~ this team
VII be ready 20 step mo tho shoes
left vacant hy -he memhers OF the
Hlgh SchVu. cam when they gradu-
ate
FanklN Palmer established a new
mark for himself "a practice yester-
ia, when he swan the century dis
lance o. Young Wardeuhurg,
Tho now fud FOR the plunge for DIS
lance clipped :. e,Onls VG 81 Ms
t"u" for tho p.Irge and made A. Feet
lu y SECONDS Ma.
N,Av-'v and p~iTender|,r have ben
showing az wei IA practice and tho
local boys should make he boys from
the Orio'e city extend themselves 20
ths limit .u order ~ VIII.
bernard NoN.s has been showing
some excellent form - The hack stroke
eW.m and should give a ~'i account
a.. hims,F op Saturday aIgh; He
.0H fNfNfA W.. tN FNANAh tatN 70 ht
su..'dS for ~ wards c'adc 3,
l',rdu or N-V Years Day
W~llmingtou's ilne.up-rcntafive.
Ec.a, IA m,r. ptTenderfer. Stroud
" NNrv. lI,t ihv
Fanny diving Nerlhy, Tr,..
krrake. Syvrif. Rover.
= ward win Paancr. McAvoy.
S'',ud.
So-,vrd back stroke Nuois. plTcn-
dvrfe- STROUD.
r.tngc FOR dis;anee-wsrdenburg
DudAlnski. Hartman.
100 yards Palmer. McAvoy. Stroud
Baitimore's line-up-Tenatire.
Rciay" fandow. Shafer. Loane, Saw.
err
Fancy diving TAndcw, Dus-n;
Nance
4o-yNrd swim Savers. Shate-
Plunge for 4 stance Horton. Pey'on
to-yard back stroke I.oane. Ian
dow.
100 yards Ro',on Shafe-. Pey:Cr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

] know how valiant the oldtlmers were,
Arson and Larry and Wagner and Del.
There is no shadow that ever can blur
Glory they earned In the sweep OF their spell.
III hand II TO EN-. though now back In blighty.
but where the pulse Is attuned to a throb.
Speaking OF those who are there with the mighty,
What about Sislcr and lIornsby and Cobb?
There were King Kelly and Brouthers and Lowe,
Tal LANCE and Keller and Evers and Chance,
Fred Clarke and Collins. who starred IN the show.
Rack in the halcyon days OF romance,
l will admit they were brilliant and clever.
Ill string along they were there on the Job.
But when 1t comes 10 the super-endeavor,
How about Sisler and Hornsby and Cobb?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
PHIL NFER BEATEN.
intercollegiate Champ Loses Out at
Merton Cricket Club.

Philadelphia, June Sol. r. VII
IiaIns Yale. and Wray Brown. Wash
ington University. ST. Louis. will meet
In the nnal round CT the singles cham
piOnship Of the Intercollegiate Lawn
Tennis Association Saturday. az "a re
suit Of their victories yesterday IN the
semi ilnal rou>Id at the Merton Cricket
Club.
Williams provided the biggest upset
Of the tourney by defeating Philip
Neer. Leland Stanford, the 1921 cham
pion, IN consecutive sets, 6-3, 81. Wa
liams played one OF the best games Of
his career, while Neer was handicap
ped slightly by his injured right knee.
The Yale captain played q very
steady game. making but few errors.
His Jobs were beautiful. Neer's usual
accurate and speedy service was miss
ing and his inability 10 control this
department of his game worried him
and affected his play.
Brown earned the right to meet VII
Hams ny defeating Walter Webbrook
Michigan, IN Il hard fought match
4-6. G-l, CA.
Play in the doubles advanced in tn,
fourth round. Neer and Davies bea'
John r. Howard. Baltimore, and Har,
old Taylor representing Princeton
Brown also was eliminated IL tht
doubles.
Nepr and Brown played IN tn.
Delaware State tennis tournament IA
the Wilmington Country club las
! ..--.L
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
FPwORTH OUTFIT CONTINUES
PACE IN SECOND DIVISION

Manager Dickey's crack Epwor'h
team continued 20 SGT tho pare in III"
second division OF the Church INsgue
whom they added another 10 their
string. First Central being the vic
inns. ) to 3 in a fast game a. Eden
Park.
The feature OF the game was tho
batting % Sav!r. who objected a
triple and two doubles of the Dolly
-ry Of Aiken, who essayed 90 do the
twirlinG for the King street aggr"ga-
ton. The Baldwin brothers, Dick
ard R!ll. played gilt edge ball tor 'he
.oseTs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
eat wimnoi Meet TOMORROW Night; NeerLoses Out
GOODMAN TAKES GAMH
FROM WESTMINSTER

In the Church Baseball League.
First Division. last night the Goodman
team defeated Westminster by the
score OF 8 10 /. The game vas played
at Twenty-ninth and Market streets.
q. Peters' pitching wing a big feature.
Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
Wilmington INDEPENDENT
TAXES FIELD MONDAY

tn Wilmington Independent League.
D latest Junior orgaI.za'.on - take
The ncld IN this city. W. open It's sea-
sun noNt Monday w.-h two fas; games
Tn league WAS organized a. q mec:-
ms held Wednesday evening and Is
OF present under supervision q n.
veteran, George Winters. who Is act
ing president.
The following teams compos the
loagle Diamond A. - Baynard =. e..
Beaver A g.. and the Hamilton A e.
Tho schedule for the opening games j.
a. follows Diamond At Baynard. Bay
nard Fteid. Beaver a. Hamilton.
FourieeEth and Wrodlawn avenue.
The next regular meeting % he !eagu.
Will he held IN the Evening journal
Office on "Wednesday evening. a: which
cine seyeral new clubs may be admit
LrQ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
PABhSIDF OFT OF LOOP.

laTkside is no longer represented
H. tho CIty League. the eastside com
bine was extracted from "Biy" War
1en's CITY League last night az IN.
meeting - the officers and managers.
In fraction ~ rules. pertaining 10
forfeiture q games was said 20 D.,
the reason for dropping he Kirk WOOD
larkers.
-. Mary forfeited rs franchise
,e emily and the expelling OF Parksido
brings the Warren circuit down l,
elEht rIuhs-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

Salisbury. Md. Juno 30. Salisbury
was completely showed under by sam
Frock's Laurel aggregation here yes
terdny. the visitors gathering fifteen
hits and tallying 10 runs while the
homo club was credited with u single
tally and two hits Early. who tocd
the mound for Laurel proved effective
at all times. Although May struck
out eight men he received poor sup
port from the field.
GrassiCk clouted a home run ovcr
the left field fence In the sixth frame
scoring RiCkcrt. %Pcntland. tho laurel
third sackcr was acut "a tho bench in
the third inning by the arbitor after
repeatedly disputing decisions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
NATIONAL l.EAGVF
GAMES TODAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
PostOn at Philadelphia.
Cleveland AZ -. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGTE.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
50. Louis az Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

The Sphas. otherwise known as he
South Philadelphia Hebrew Associa-
non. viii invade these parts FOR The
first time this season when they col
Nde with the BacharaCh Giants over
At Harlan Field his afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
WKaTMTNarKR


Earned ins COOkman. { W~estmlnster.
I TTo-base hits Gallo way Three-basa
hits Elliott Home run Vernon. Sfrlck
r. b. q. Peters. 3. Thomas. 2 Double
plays Crooks, Hazard LNft OF bAses
Goodman. 3, W~estminster l. stolen basss
p Peters. S~tsrndaIo. BASE on ais
G. Peters. Thomas ? Passed balls
Fisher. /. Time % game p. Umpire
Rrittingham
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
COMPANY sc" WON
OVER COMPANY 81" NINE

In a twilight game. featured by
heavy hitting. Company &C" won from
Company "F"' by the score OF Is TO 9
Cpl. Goblc. who pitched for Company
Co after u bad first inning. settled
down and struck out Is men OF ON
pany F.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
81. stephens Wants tame.

s.. stephens Church League team
is st!ll awaiting a game with some
out-of town aggregation for tomorrow
and also for July I. Any first class
team wishing this attraction can be
accommodated by 'phoniug 56Sl or
communicating with the assistant
mag Lester T.. Short, Sixth and
Lombard streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
Sam Frock's Laurel Combination Wins
Over Salisbury In Great Hitting Game

Brannan. NTannix. Home run. Grassick
Sacrifice hit. Mannix. Base on balls. or
May, I Off Early. 2. Hits. OF May. -
oil Early, 3. Stolen bases. Hitchcock,
pitch. May Left on bases. salisbury. 3.
Laurel. II Hit by pitched ball. by May
lFrockJ. Time OF game. 205, Umpire,
Burris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

The Pepper club baseball team Of
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church will
play First VI. i. on No. 4 diamond,
Baynard Field tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
Any cams desiring games please com
municate with William d. Moore. man
ager, sos North Van Buren, street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

Walter Hagen Is a golfer Of rare skill and eound form. But there are
w outstanding features OF his success and they both have &c do With power
one Is physical power. strength Of hand and wrist and forearm. broad
shoulder power that can send a blade through uneven surfaces or heavy rough
for long range. The other is power of determination. the will 10 keep on
after "a n matter what happens. Hagen is rarely besct by n mental
durries that break down his game. He "a the hardest golfer in the world to
discourage and even n u Of bad luck doesn't break down his poisc or uIeet
hs balance. lie allows n touch Of setpry to softer his soul Ills phnosop ply
IS equal TO his skill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
Outing For @The du Pont Boys"

A get together day" is planned for
sunday. July 2. when The du Pont
Boys VIII 60 70 Riverview Beach.
swimming events and a ball game viii
feature. Many prizes have been Sc
.cotcd FOR the day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

Cambridge. Md. June 30.-Cam-
bridge took the second in "A row from
Inrkslcy Yesterday winning by a score
Of four TO two. The Cambridge club
jumped on Godfrey for i've hits and
four runs IN the sixth. The features
of the game wero stops by Johnson
and Flowers and n catch OF n foul by
Wallcns. The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
Rain Halls Game,

The Bacharach Giant-Cressona game
scheduled for Harlan Field last eve
ming, was called off owing to the sog-
~ condition of the field. CressOna
Will be booked for a later date ac-
cording TO the Bacharach manage
ment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
TWILIGHT BASEBALL
tAIfNDAR FOR WFEH
TONIGHT.
hurvh i.eag

fust D.t4slOu-SecOnd baptist
~ Brandywlue. Twen'y-uin'h
and Marke' mpire-RIcter,s.
Wes'miustvr vs. ST. Paul's.
RD,1'"rd $50 T.. Umpire ROSS
Sr ond DNls.UH-First-Cen
fru. We -. stephen Isayuard.
80 Observation-Disclosures.
Trinity and Bethany. Seven
tren'h and Sprh,, mp.r,
IIriAun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
Five Points After Game.

On q OF the regular league
game with NOrkiyn having been called
of. the Five Points team Of the New
Castle County League s. without q
game fpr saturday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
GAMES TOMORROW.


AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New YORK at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at 81 Louis.
Detroit al Chicago.
Boston AZ Washington.
NATIONAL LEtGUE.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn al Boston.
s.. Louis az Pittsburg.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

Tho Five Points baseball team will
play the Westminster nine Of the
church League tomorrow afterneon at
Five Points at $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
City Team 10 Play Fraim,

The baseball team Of Fralm's Dairy
Will meet the team Of the Water De
partment tonight. at Baynard Field
80. O..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
Home Run Contest

Representatives q each of IN. ma
jors knocked homo runs yesterday
Rogers Hornsby wag tho National
INagucr who turned tho trick. tho s..
Louis star a~nncxing No. u. Smith
tke right fielder Of the Boston Ped
Soy. was the only American League
player 70 hang the ball for The fun
distance. The leaders
National League.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

Have y0Ir classified al where 60
ono readers see IT. daily. Cal 220O-
ask for I'd taker -Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
NATIONAL IE.UTE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AM RICAN

hIN ~ ID NWI n,
Athletics, 10; Boston. 3.
Now York, c, Washington. 4
GO inuiuHR)
Other clubs rot scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 6; Philadelphia. ..
Brooklyn. e. Boston. 3.
st. Louis, 5; F-ttsourg. 5.
Other clubs not scheduled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
MT. SALEM WINS FROM GRACE.

Playing on Rockford diamond No.
I Last night. Mt Salem boat Craze,
y 20 z. The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

C~fessoua Tigers rs BaCharach
Giants Harlan Field
olympia Victor Boys vs. VII
wington Recreation Girls Pay
uard Field. q 8u.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

CrisAcld, Nd. Juno 20 Crlsfeld
Defeated Pocomoke yesterday. score 6
10 2. Crisheld hit The ball hard with
runners on the sacks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
National Leagne.

Your want ad in Every Evening
reaches 10000 readers dailv-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

Parkslcy o , q q u, o y . o ?
CamhridRe q y q . . I y <
mma Two-basc hits. Godfrey.
Flowers. j GriRgs. Home runs. Kline
dinst S~acriHc" hits. Flowers. Johnson
Base on balls. Off Godfrey. oH Clay
ton. l. struck ont. by Godfrey 4 ~
CLAYTON. 2 LEFT on bases. Parkslcy. D..
Cambridge. :. Earned runs. ParkSicy. ?
Cambridge. 1. Douhlc plays. Johnson 10
Armstrong 10 Dolau. Thompson 10
Klincdinst 70 Fisher. Umpire. Derby
Time OF game. 50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

: Two-base hits-W Taylor. z. whiteman.
%eulIn. ThTee-bsse hits-Whiteman
struck out-Pv white. 3 Ravne 8 Base
on balls-White. 4 Rayne. 3 Cmpire-
Ross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

bankers and Brokers W. DE
Nance, Second and du Pout
streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

"Arem modern baseball stars up to the old guard -Anson, Wagner. Iajoic
Kccler, Dechanty. etcY"- Exchange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Crisneld, q; Pocomoke. 2.
Cambridge. 4; Parksloy. 2.
Laurel, q: Salisbury, q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30

Nerr and Brown played IN the
Delaware State tennis tournament at
the Wilmington Country Club last
week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-30
6e Nlza5SR{!iR HSf|Ss5HI


Patent ONCE
Evening star., 1922-11-05

Vagrant. ridden by Maj. A. H. Jones. a
thoroughbred horse owned by the United
States Army. is the FIRST to check in at the end
of the first days ride of the 1922 endurance
test. The Army tests are made over rough
roads in Vermont