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Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
TELEPAeNE rEefLE AIMING
ZOE ACCIDENT PREVENTION

Employees Of the Southern New Eng
land Telephone Company, through the
Telephone employees association. recently
formed an accident prevention bss-d.
whose purpose is to make every tele-
phone worker 8 ssfsty LEst expert and
to promote a more wholesome regard
for the ordinary precautions for protect
ing their he3lrb.
To teach arst aid 50 that It will be
thoroughly understood, ana can be prs c.
ticed IN case Of accident arsDS the teie-
phone force, or by telephone employees
for the kspeEt Of the public: 20 create
more heaithful regard for the condi-
ton OF tools ana al equipment; 10 pro-
mote, in all ways Oxen to them, more
careful consideration Of health smeng
employees ana generally bring about a
respect for tho real ecenemtc need OF
each maa continuing - gong con-
Germ" enjoying good health. able 70 pro-
duce a full days work and stand the
strain Of 'thrse ?. Day" in the dining
room, is tho work OF the accident pre-
vention board.
A four-page pamphlet called The Safe.
ty and Health Bulletin Is being issued
| menthly BY the accident prevention
beard Is an esueztional measure and
with frequent lessons in frst aid. good
examples Of the spphcation Of the rule
OF safety hrst and BY other agencies
the board hopes to accomplish much
good n It's work.
In each Of ave districts in tire stat,
3 On accident prevention cor--.ttee
These csmristees viii carry on Inc wo.s
in their respective locations, uneer- tn,
direction OF the general board 80
The members Of the board and tt-lh,
committees follow:
| Accident Prevention Board-Jl T
Dorneiiey. casi-rnaa; T. C. Fraser. sec
rotary -. J.. Haiirell. II. J.. ltsEr..sar
D. J. CeuShlin, L. r. Moran, C. H. vii
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Century Girls are p-escatci ty !.-znh
Newman, featuring Raymond Lewis -.t5e
soat.i's greatest bisckfzca co-e53sn.S -rl,s-
Is pas-tiTeiy Gle funniest or. a il va
Gegi,le-
Ire cenury Girls Offer u.ns;cs. =,
rodrTi OF mirth and melody re s-s
aioeo ana aDetted bv 2 ma. trs. asa
girls are ave in Eunl5tr ana with their
male associates manage 10 III thirt- n .n-
ctes to overlooking vi n Inc fest i.iad o
soass, dance and dialogue. l. : IN -ssI
sor-S and comeay rey1e. handsorrel-.
soEnea and carefully rrssf n.ed- m
has been Z Ssas3n Of ta5.o.is. com a. tar
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Been only survival "a fne h-tast The
zact thai tie Cen;a.v Girls har.. e. alre
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| iT&o thsir work.
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
PHYSICIANS
NORWICH TOWN

= Raw Richard r. Graham, rector Of
Christ Episcopal church. will have
charge Of tia Sunday Afternoon service
at the sheltering Arms. He will be as
sisted by members Of the vested caoir
of that church.
At the Feeruary meeting of the Mems
League. Monday evening IN the Consre
sational chapel, James J. Donofiue, NJ.
D., VIII give an address on compensa-
ton.
Home Chapter OF the Kings Daush-
tiers is to hold tile February. meeting at
the Johnson Home, bTonday afternoon.
Several from Norwich Tewn are plan
ming to attend the meeting o.. Norwich
Christian Eudeavor union, to be held
Saturday afternoon and evening Al
Harover Congregational church.
The-e was ar attendance Of twelve al
t!ls February. nestisc cf Doreas Hons
Missionary society OF inc First N. z
church, held Thursday afternoon al It's
parsonage. The president, Mrs. Jane
B. Aidrich, presided and read the 1851
Psalm. The meeting opered Tith two
songs. / 1--we to Tell the story ans
Frederick II. Eushnel! at the i.iano. RsF
James 5. Aldrich offered nrayer Eel
lowing the rsr9rts of. tire sscretsry ard
treasurer, w.ieh were approved. The 50
c!ety sewad on patch work. During III
s.ternoen. delicious heats rnaas cans.
vas .nassed AROUND. Att.r the os.r!a;
was taken al joined haads in 2 c:-cl'
and repeated the Miz7alf Bened:eticr.
Roy. James b.. Aldrich.< pastor OF III
First NJ z. church, was in Wiilimaati
, MoIlday a2d Tuezaay TO attend the an
rual confidence % Methodist minister,
prior 10 thes aarhsl meeting Of the New
o.
AldEich who Was ore Gsftsgt@es sneakes
made brtef .nention of3stne. csifersnce a
the Methodfst prayer meeting Tuesda,
evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

FoUND-on Otis St, pair of wonen's
hosiery. Owner may have same by call
ing at 81 Otis st. and paying charges.
feb10d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
APPLY SULPHUR TO
HEAL UP YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching Eczema
Helped Over Night.

For unasntly skin eruptioDs. rash
or oiotcbeS on face. neck. arms o.
body, you do por have 10 wait for re-
lief from torture or embarrassment
declares , noted skin specialist Apply
a little Mentno- Sulphur and improve
meat shows next day.
Because Of its germ destroying prop
critics. nothing has ever been found
TO take the place OF this sulphur preps-
ration. The moment you apply Il heal
ing begins. Only those who have had
unsishtiy skin troubles can know the
delight this Neutrality-suspicious. brings
Even fiery, itching eczema is driea
right up.
Get a small jar from any COCA
druggist and use it like cod cream
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
Fon SALE

YOUNG MEN, women, over II, desir-
ing government positions. $3.50 monthiy,
J. Leonard (former civil service exam
iIerl, sal Equitable Bldg, Washington,
D. C. feb10d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
$3.50 SUIT ovBK AUTO
COLLISION Is WITHDRAWN

Til. suit o. Mary L. Peck OF New
London sgsinet william H Putnam O.
Waterford. arising from an sutoncils
accident, ha. been withdrawn without
cossE from tire Superior cosrt- Dan
sEes named ~ n. suit E--s $3.50.
.sublea or trehi.d n secc-3.zce With
charts- 2;i C the public acts % 1871.
TIE piain:As claimed that her SCI.
ccurti.ls A Palmer vas driving sic-E
ocs.a avszus II New Lo-do2 >, SEP
tnr-Se- 70. 1891 ra.r Z w.s struck "
TIE -.acsi1. ?, TIE defendant coming
t-e-. Gie=voes svezz. ara t-.-s= rex.
.esS- ana Z. excessive sre.S
1s-s. Peek who rzs = tht c.- wt-.
h-- seu vas injured stou- her back.
arms. and knees. had her zo,s -stca
broken and the automobile vas damaged
TO tie extent OF - ace.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
Davis Theatre sunday. SIoHds, Tucrdn,
and Wednesday

NouEiSh audiences viii have the %
2ercanity o. seeing L. Case RaaselrS re-
Gordon eaking version o. Ten Njghss il
= Bsr-oozn" which VIII lie shown az rhs
Davis theatre Sunday. Moa1ar. Tuss5zT
and Wednesday. I-ise many othe- reaEg
great PRODUCTIONS, i has alz-,- snifa io-lz
II all means see the b.S Original an ses
what great aaysnces there nave beer
nate Il ire last GecSie. Ire is1cninz
o. tbs SRA film was very uaius IN viev
o. the face that as an experiment = vas
quietly tlaced or the fin market . sins
Or sw1ru on rs own merits. WIZ TIA re-
suat that il erois az records for Attend
zzce IN Providence where Il MAS frs
saoxn. 1t must be really goo5 as Il has
Continued 70 sSsssh all regards since Il
started Now II its tAird week il Boston.
Taere VII se three compiets shows daily
1t ais, s.45 and sac.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

L0sT--Retween Telephone Office and
Thayer Bldg, part of gold fountain pen.
engraved r. D. Lord Suitable reward if
left at Bulletin Office. feb1od
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
NOTICE

The Board of Relief of. the Town OF
Norwich. Conn, Will meet in the City
Sundays excepted from FEB. 1st TO Feb.
goth, 1922, from 10 a. m. to 4Np. NJ, to
listen TO appeals from the Goiugs Of the
Assessors, and to transact any other bus
mess proper TO be done at said meeting.
Dated at Norwich. Conn. Jan. 18th
1922.
FRED C. PROTHERO.
JAMES Z. FITZPATRICK,
II. FRANK LEONARD,
jan2Sd Board Of Relief
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
i.urssy, J. p. Cullen. A. b. sss,, "

Accident Prevention Committees:
Bridrepo-t. J. J. Manfred. chzirrunA .
c. r. willouEhby. secretary: ?. G. Wiie-
man. F. 8. sohB<lI. D. J. Doyle. A S.
Lusdinrtor, W. A. Ross. P. J. Acton. j.
]. Liunane, ". Carroll.
Kew Haven, J. 7. Donneiiy. chairman :
L. c. Cizrs, secretary; Il H Daley, ].
H. J. RocsensEsz. ". Rice. Oscar Carl
ser. ]. D. Carpenter. J. P. Cullen, Z. n
Rec neids. A =. Sage
Hartford. H. J. Hermann. chairzDsz
I. c. Fraser. secretary: George rirTell
2 W. Smith. I. T. Pr.ckett, ". H Kee-
we're. c. p Benos, Thomas Goodssil. P.
Il. Donshue. J. 4. koendries
wrtsr51ry. 1. 2. Moran. chairman
u. s. Lane, ssreta-y; ]. J. Fizrr1ia- J.
p sreck. c. P. Boylsn. z. s. w.nshsp.
A A haskell. J. Il. Britt, c. D. CANE
ron. A. L. Baldwin.
New I.o1ssn-NoTwicb-D. J. CourhliA
chairman: Il. A. Lore. secretary; =. J.
Sullivan. p. J. Morgan J. A Tabor. c
2. Lavsrxe. L. ?. word.ll, n T. I'm.
merck, y. L Rossesu- NJ. D. Millar6.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

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Aylorgoze solo rizz-csto Polk
Mr.. George Z. &c isrte-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

we<t Hsrtfsrd.-This town. which has
a population OF about $500 sho7y :
grH16 LIST or t.2.742.Ss7. an Increase u
over fl.3te,o00 for the year The tar
rate is expected 10 BE- about Is mills.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

WHEN YaU WANT to put your buN-
ness before the public, there is no medi-
I'm better than through the advertising
columns Of The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
varcntin. nane. social Success.

The valentine dance held Wednesday
evening under the ausr;ces o. the vel
fare department OF the Versailles SAM
tary Fibre Mills. in Totokett hail. DC.
cum, was largely attended and not only
did everyone have a good time but the
financial success was very gratifying to
the young wanen WHO have this work ir
charge.
Tire hall vas tastefuiiy decorated. 1fu-
sic vas fu-p;sned ny Humphreys novel
" orchestra o. E,.&'e il. Anoas those
who attended were guests from Hart
ford Wiilimant:c New York. Norwich
TaftviHe and Ealtie.
Hartfsrd.--1t vas announced that szf.'
S15 of the s25.oe0 had been received II
the 7. W. c. 4. budget campaign al TIA
final luncheon this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

HAVE you- tires threaded. look Ike
new, wear like new, as good as new.
Lancie Tire Co.. 50 w. Main St feb24d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
by. the STATE Highway Commissioner, $40
Harrington Avenue, Hartford, Connecti-
cut, Until . y. IN, Monday. Feb. Goth.
1922, for the following sections o. State
work. i'll accordance with Plans and
specification onsfle in the ONCE OF tho
state Highway Commissioner. and ~ the
rowe OF LEBANON: About II eco
lin. #. OF 5" gravel road on the Coiches-
tre-NorW ich road Pans and specitica-
tons at the office Of 4 W. Busieii, BIZ
vision Engineer; Thayer Bldg, Norwich,
Conn.
TOWN OF THOMPSON: About s,275
In. #. of 10" gravel road on the Gres-
venordals- MechaniesyiIle cut off. Plans
and specifications st the Office of A. W.
Bushell, Division Engineer, Thayer Bldg,
Norwich, Corn,
All bids must be accompanied by q
surety company bond or q certified check
net less than Cne-thiFd of the cost Of the
work. The State Highway Commissioners
reserves the right 70 reject any and ali
bids.
Dated at Hartford, Conn, Jan. &c
C. ]. BENNETT
State Highway Commissioner
249 Pennington Ave-. Hartford. Conn
feb6d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD
at Ledyard within and for the District
Of Ledyarda on the .sth day OF February
Presenf,- SAMUEL E. HoLDRIDGE.
Judge.
Estate of Samuel A, ,Whippke, late Of
Ledyard In said District, deceased
Mary E. Whipple OF Ledyard appeared
in Court and filed a position praying, for
the reasons therein set forth that admin
istration may be granted upon the estate
Of said deceased. alleged TO be intestste.
Whereupon, It Is Ordered. That said
petition be heard and determiped st the
Probase Court Room N Leayaro, IN saie
District, on the goth day Of February, a.
D. 1922. at O'Clock in the afternoon.
and that n9ties Of the gendepey Of said
petition. and Of said hearing thereon .ee
given by the ~ publication Ssa OF giis e5der
newspaper having a circulation 10 said
District, at least Eye days. prior to the
date Of said hearing, and that return be
The above and foregoing ls a true copy
of record.
SAMUEL E. HoLDRTDGE
feb10d Judge
AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD
| at Norwich, within and for the District
| CT Norwich, 7on the 9Th day Of February,
7 A. D. 1922. s.....
/ Present-NELsoN ]. AYLING, Judge.
| Estate of Margaret Devlin, late Of Nor
| witch, In said District, deceased.
| Casper K. Bailey Of Norwich, Conn,
appeared in Court and fled q. petition
| praying. for the reasons, therein set forth.
| that administration be granted upon the
estate Of said deceased alstsed to be
| fntestste.
| Whereupon, It Is Ordered. That said
peti1-a2 be heard and, determined at the
Probate Court Room m the CITY OF Nor.
wich, in said District. on the 18th day OF
February, A: D; 1922. at II o'clock in the
| Of said petition, and of :, said hearing
| thereon, be given by the publication Of
| this order ore time in some newspaper
having 4 circulation in said District, at
| least three days prior to the date Of. said
| hearing, and that return be made to this
Court
NELSON J..AyLMG, Judge.
The above and foregoing Is a true copy
Of record. - s.
| Attest; HELEN NJ. DREsCHER,
| feh10d Clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
NOTICE

BY virtue OF four executions this day
delivered 70 me, signed BY Frank Corey,
Assistant Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for New Londen County, in favor
OF Joseph r. Panek OF the City OF Nor
Hich VS.. John Stsnkewicz Of Colchester,
amounting TO 81 COS IS, ana directing me
to levy upon the goods CT said Stanke-
uicz. 7 have this day levied upon and
taken into my ccss ession one 1920 O!ds-
mobile and will sell same at public AUG
ton az the public signpost IN Colchester
fourteen days from. this date which viii
Be Feb. 21sr, 1922.
Dated at Colchester, ths 7th day Of
February, 1922.
SAMUEL FRIEDMAN,
tsbsd Constable.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
A Bulletin To Let
Advertisement VIII Rent Il
What Is Going On Tonight

Columbian Commander. No 4 X T.
meets in Masonic Tc-r.lc
Norwich. Conn. Loare No $50 7. a
.. A.. meets IN Moose llo-,.e
Moticn Picsures ana audevii,. a,
Da. Is Theatre
Faudeyills and Motion Pictures a,
Strand Theatre
Motion Pictures at Breed Tre.tr,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
FOR SALE

A very cosy six-room cottage, with
modern Improvements, within Ave min
utes' trolley ride from Franklin square,
and desirably located, for the low price,
for a quick sale S2.70o.
For fuller particulars, inquire Of
JOHN A. MORAN,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
fsb1d Franklin Square
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

FOR sALE-Weu seasoned slabs and
hard wood. Tel. 615-4. H. E. Beard s
Son. Homestead Farms. dec19d
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
FOR SALE

COAL, oneo wood ard kndlings In
large or small Quantities. Phone sc4 ~
5s2S2 4, saa pio. Mlltow *. fornaer!1
purkse Laa. dect&@
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
FOR SALE

A real home, on Daniels St, six rooms
n,ents. Lot 21s #. by so #. Garage and
other buildings. Newly painted and in
best condition. Tel. 1353-fs. fsssd
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
A Bulletin Want
Advertisement VIII Get II
wANrED-FemaIs

WAETED-Housework by the day or
hour Write Box 1874, care Bulletin. fehSd
WANTED--A woman for The Tea
Room at S. Broadway febSd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-24
DOVER BALL TEAM
FACES HARD WEEK
Five Games Already Scheduled
While Sixth 10 Planned;
Gallagher 10 Star.

Dover. July fA.--Ths Dover base
bail tnam faces a hard schedule this
week. Five games have already boon
arranged for on the homo hcld and
negotiations are under way for the
sixth.
Hsrsly will como herr today for \
game which Is attracting considerable
attention In local sport circles as the
Hartly boys have met and defeated
pome pf the fastest teams in this SIC
ton.
Fort du Points star team WI be
here On Tuesday. This team defeated
Dover earlier In the season and the
bcal boys are anxious TO stage a
comeback on Tuesday.
Goldshoro's fast team will b here
pn "Wednesday. Dover defeated this
Team AT Goldsboro last Wednesday in
IN exciting game.
On Thursday Port PENIS nine viii
b. hery This game was originally
schedyfd FOR last Thursday. but had
h. be ibstponed on account OF rain.
The strong Lorraine team OF VIII
ningion VIII DO the attraction here
sn Friday. The Lorraine team has
always proven a hard one for Dover
h defeat and this years team Ia no ex-
teption. A fast game il expected
The management OF the local team Is
kndeavoring 10 arrange game with
/ fast team for Saturday.
The batting record Of the local team
|. held by -Chippy" Gallagher. center
helder from New Castle Gallagher
has connected safely ono or more times
h each game since joining the Local
ham about ten days ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-24
FIVE STAR BOUTS ON
At PH|LA. TONIGHT
Bobby Barrett and Joe Yelling
Are Ready for Gong in
Wndup.

Philadelphia. Pa. July 24.-Fivs
eight-round bouts VIII be staged az
Shibe Park tonight an the third nstic
carnival Of the local opcn-air season.
In the final contest, Bobby Barrett,
the Clifton Heights knockout artist.
will try to fight his way back into the
lightweight picture "a q contender for
the title by landing on the chin Of Joe
yelling Of Chicago.
yelling, who has been here several
days. IL in tip-top form. having help
ed 20 condition Jack Britton for his
bout Of a month ago with Kenny
Leonard The Chicagoan has fought
all the topnotchers IN tho lightweight
division. including Tender and Lon
ard. and should prove real ring test
for Barrett.
In the serni-final TIT Of tho all star
card. Kid Wagner Of this city. who
IL being groorned for the Junior light
weight crown. win clash with Sammy
Sieger Of New York.
Two lightweight contenders VII
square of 80 the third bout u will
be a battle between southpaw Eddie
Fitzsinrnons Of New York and Ear
France, the Californian who has
fought his way into the sun IN the
enst.
Joe ODonnelI Of Gloucester. and
Benny Bs1rish Of Chicago. Will sx-
change punches In the recond tilt.
Tho opening number viii End two
heavyweIghts trying 20 knock each
other into the next state. Al. stone
/ wing with Eddie Hayes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-24
FIRST ENGINEERS
DEFEAT nth WARD
Trip and Hall Pitch Well. BUT
Former is Given Better
Support

The First Engineers took Eleventh
Ward into camp hero yesterday after
noon, TO 4. Up until the eighth in
ming. it looked as II the visitors were
going home with the bacon as the
score at that time was 10 / in favor
of Eleventh Ward.
The Engineers started the ball roll
ing in the seventh when Trip. first
up. singled TO right. Nickens hit TO
center and Regenaur misJudged his
long fly, Trip scoring and Nickens
reaching third. Vought popped 20
Coyle and with Sutcliffe at bat the hit
and run was tried unsuccessfully.
Nickens being caught at tho plate.
Sutcliffe then singled TO right and
went 10 second on a passed ball and
scored when Levine hit 20 center.
In the eighth, RegenAur again mis-
Judged Ross's fly and was safe at FIRST
Lam and Trip went out on infiald
flies. but Ntckens came through with
| a three-base hit TO center, scoring
Ross, and scored himself when Vought
doubled to right.
Both Trip and Y. Hall pitched nice
ball, with Tripp having the edge. but
Hall was given listless support by hi.
| teammates. The Eleventh Ward in
field played errorless ball, with Coyle
excelling. The ecore:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-24
DOWNPOUR HALTS
ST. THOMAS-BACHARACH
Rivals Going at Fast Clip When
Storm Comes; Large
Crowd Out.

The second game of the st. Thomas
Bacharach Giants rainy-weather
series at Harlan Field, Saturday
afternoon ended much like the first.
only Saturdays shower came before
an official five innings WAS played
and made everything status quo. The
Bacharachs were leading 8 to 0.
A drizzle Of rain which started 10
fall as st. Thomas came to bat in the
beginning of the fifth inning developed
into a heavy shower after the Saints
had loaded the bags with none out.
and Umpire Kelly halted proceedings.
At the end OF 30-minute downpom
Kelly decided that the grounds were
too moist for baseball and the spec
tators agreed with him unanimously.
A crowd Of $500 fans saw the alb
breyiated contest. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-24
LARGE NUMBER OF SHOOTERS
TURN OUT DESPITE HEAT

Despite the intense heat Saturday,
a number of local marksmen partici-
pated in the fifth shoot for the A.
Felix du Pont trophy held over the
traps Of the Wilmington Trapshooting
Club at Bellevue.
Winners Of the day were awarded a
sterling silver spoon on the Lewis
class system. There were three class
es. two spoons being given in each
class.
Phil du Pont and Vic" du Pont tied
for honors in Class "A with q score
OF 49x5o. First prize In Class "B'
event went TO Clarence Vosheu, who
smashed 45x50. Harry Reed was run-
ner-up in this class with the same
score. Voshcll had run OF 23 birds
while Reeds longest run was II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-24
VIdI
CAMBRIDGE
CITY LEAGUE GAMES
STOPPED BY RAIN

The City League will have to extend
its schedule one Saturday longer for
Saturday afternoon every one Of the
games had TO be called. Seventh
Ward had TO 0 lead on Edge Moor
in the fourth inning. when the rain
gave the boys a regular Saturday
bath. All of the other games had
started, but not one was finished. 1t
seems the storm struck Wilmington
sooner than the surrounding country
as games played elsewhere We're fin
ished in many cases
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-24
PETE DEyINE KNOCKS
OUT FRANKIE MAINS

Many Wilmington fight fans saw
Pete" Devine knock out frankie
Manns. formerly OF Boston. now Of
Philadelphia. In the fourth round ot q
bout at Tuxedo Boxing Club. Snedley
Field. at Chester. Saturday night.
Murphy defeated Johnny Traub. Of
Chester In six rounds. dropping him
four times.
In the main bout Make Williams
and x. o. Leonard put up a great fghi
Wilmington fans called It draw
Diamond Lew Bailey was referee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-24
Another One for Weismuller.

New York, July 2i.-Johnny Wells
muller, OF Chicago. who holds more
records than a county court house,
easily won the national outdoor quar-
ter-mile championship race over a
course of 10 yards in the Atlantic
Ocean off Brighton Beach baths, Sat
urday. His time Was b:15:1. the best
ever made for this event in the open
water in America.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-24
DUGAN BACK WITH TANKS.

New York, July 24.--The New York
and Boston American League clubs
closed q deal yesterday by which the
Yankees acquire Third Baseman Joe
Dugan and Right Fielder Elmer Smith
from the Red Sox In exchange for
Outfielder Elmer Miller. John Mitchell,
substitute shortstop; Wilson Fewster.
inheider and a pitcher % be selected
later. The deal was closed by Presi-
dents Jacob Ruppert and Harry Fra
zee Of the New York and Boston clubs,
respectively.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-24
GIRL TEAMS READY.

The Wilmington Bloomer Girls
team is rapidly rounding into shape
for the big game with the New York
bloomer girls at Harlan Field Wed
nesday evening. From fifteen tc
twenty girls have appeared at every
practice and all have shown srea'
eagerness 10 get in the big game. Fou,
pitchers have been selected to carr,
the pitching burden. They are Oiiv'
Porter. Bessie Parkinson. Elizabeth
Robinson and Eloise Burns.