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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
Douer High School Basketball Team
Looking FORWARD to Great Cage Year

Dover Jan. lon Friday night
tho Dover High school basketball team
Will meet the ancient rival from the
South. Caesar Rodney. This game
should prove OF great interest 70 the
lovers Of the game. As they remem-
her the contests played with the same
team last year, and in one how Dover
only managed 10 come through with
a 1913 victory. after a hard struggle.
Caesar Rodney Is putting on tho
floor THE year, one OF the llghtest and
fastest school boy aggregations that
Southern Delaware has ever seen
while Dover is expecting TO comba;
this speed with the team work and
stellar passing ability coupled with
the defensive system for which q is
famous. a most exciting and thrilling
contest Is promised when these two
rivals meet
Il is rumored that Coach Feldmor
" Caesar Rodney is going to eprinE
some plays that viii in a measure
take the local luminaries by surprise
coaches G.. h. Borden and Fred Lord
are both " the same mind in think
ing that n Caesar Rodney wins they
VIII have 90 do IL IN the first half
Because by that time the Dover squad
will be working Ike n well oiled ma
chine moving down all opposition
with deadly precision a. they hav,
done an OF the Delaware teams, tina
they have met IN the past three years
AZ this is Dover's third season OF un.
defeated basket ball.
The girls wall battle for supremacy
Of the wooden ways in the game jus
preceding the one played by the boys
Last Friday night the Dover High
! Schools clever squad OF cagers drib
hled forth 10 a 35-11 victory over Eel
ton High School IN their first j. !. 4
A. battle OF the season.
Coach Berden's proteges proved that
when they have rounded off the rough
| places which always are noticed wheI
a team has TO reorganize due 70 los
ing some of its star players by gradu
alton they will De championship con
tenders again this year.
With the election OF 'TarZan" Wright
the $50 pound whirl-wind 10 the cap
taincy OF the team. the squad mad
an sHkcellent decision. Several time
dus0Ag Fridays struggle "Tarzan
would breal0 through the opposing line
up. and dribble down the entire floor
bringing forth a food OF appiaus
. from the spectators.
Dover is fortunate in having tire,
! OF last years veterans return; Wright
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Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 1o--salesl-
anum High School proved an easy foe
FOR tho St Joseph's Prep basleteers
yesterday afternoon, aud the local
preppos administered n % 60 n dr,ib-
bling to the sallles, IN Catholic
League int. ut the 80. Joes gym. n
was 81. Joe all the way. and not once
dld the peach fed schoolboys threaten
TO get anywhere near the lead
In the first half LAWNS clan hit
the strings for two-point markers on
eight different occasions. while the
vanquished quintet failed a. every at
tempt TO cage double decker, the
total scoring achieved by the latter
being fOW foul goals from the hands
Of Gillespie, out OF six attempts.
In the second half, however. the
visitors rallied and scored - points,
which included 1--WE field goals, and
two foul losses 81. Joe likewise con-
tlnued the heavy onslaught Of double
leckers and added eight more In the
Nnal frame. bringing the total 10 iG
field goals for the entire contest.
Collins was the high scorer with
i've, Kane next IN line with four
while McNiCholas had 2. Cunnen. @
and Gallagher and Conheghan. / each
Sheehy and kerrigan were tho high
scorers Tor Salesianum. with pair ~
field goals each. Grant was the other
yellow and White athlete &C. score
from the field. Tho score at the end
NJ the first half was 20 TO 4, favorlnH
LAWNS team.
ST. Joe was tho first 20 score when
Collins Gagged beautiful field goa
after q toss up nom the l5-fOOt mark
Gillespie then made good foul try
ana the score stood 2 tn l. Kane
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Daley and Hayes. and 81 Is around
THE trio that Coaches Rer,len and
Lord, are building another team that
VIII more than please the hask ethall
fans in this portion 81 the peninsula
And with the wealth OF material that
e daily reporting for practice Dover
High School should have very little
trouble In finding mon 20 en- tho
other positions on the team Special
mention should he given lyu IIoch
the former Caesar Rodney High
School Flash for has steady. consist,
ent fighting. spirit and for the de.
fenSve game that meant SO much "a
Dover. FELTON, only making thre,
goals from tho field.
The Dover lads are stu a little awl,
ward and uncertain with their passes
but the coaches feel that this can d,
done away with before the next gam,
and while the team as whole haf
not reached 81 stride. great thing.
are predicted and expected from thi.
little group Of fighting school boys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
NUTTER TO CAPTAIN
DELAWARE TEAM
Chosen to Direct Destinies OF
Baseball Squad During Com
ing Season.
Special Correspondence Every Evenln

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, Jan 10--At the meeting N
the Athletic Council 81 the University
~ Delaware. held last night. the cleo
ton OF Charles 4. Nutter. as captain
of this years baseball team, and J.
Harmer Donaldson as captain Of next
years football team was ratified BY
the council.
EuttOr is elected 90 succeed "Dory"
Collins. star eouthpaw pitcher, who.
although elected captain ~ the close
NJ the baseball season last spring. did
not return to Delaware. but entered
Gettysburg The vote ~ the haeebau
letter men who graduated last June
wac taken by mail out OF n total vote
~ -. Nutter received votes and
Harvey r. Mcdonald. FIRST basnman, Z
In the case of basketball thtre is n
deadlock there between cole and
Robinson and Coach McAvpv has
named 'Jaok' Williams acting cap
tain until captain is agreed on.
Tho council approved o new method
OF elccting managers and assistant
managers Of athletic teams. suggested
hy the student Council of the Uni
versity. The manager wiu De elected
hy tho coach. captain ard outgoing
manager of amy particular branch or
sport The same method wH ba
used in electns the assistant man
ogor. except tho incoming manager
viii have "a vote md i'm case uf r. tio
the election w.u then be- by thn Atm
letie Council
~ W. owen sypheri. president n'
the council. and Coach william :
McAvoy. reported having attended
the meeting ~ rho Middle states con
ference in Philadelphia shortly before
the holidays Dr. Sypherd said thai
most of tho colleges and universifie'
/ in tho conference have adopted tho
ono year resident eligibility rule If
| tho oaee of Gettysburg college. while
I g. has been decided go adopt tho one
/ year rula 20 is done with tho under
( standing that b. docs NOT become o.
fectivo until september This viii al
/ low Gettysburg to play Dory" Col
line. former star Delaware pitcher
I who entered Gettysburg this year
which I7 his senior year polawqr
| adopted tho rule some time ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
I>rrRCIAss GAMES
RESUMED AT HOWARD

Tho inter- lass games % Howard
llrh Srhon. viii be- resumed this
afternoon a. 80. % School. when the
Freshmen vii meet the Seniors and
mo Sophomoros take on the Juniors.
Tho ffs, same Will boz called prompt
If al a3U O'Clock
Tho Howard High Schoo, VARSITY
viii get into action Cor the first
time since the holidays when they
meet she Southwest Scholastic Ave Of
phladclphia FRIDAY night.
Tho following schedule has been
ratified hy the athletic council.
Jan le-ffreen Dragons. home.
lch c-lnv.ncihies. at PHILADELPHIA
Feh. baltimore High. al Balt.-
more
Fch. l6--Armstrong Normal a.
Washington.
Tob 2s--Baitimore High. home.
March 2-DunbU High. Washing
ton. home.
March s--west Philadelphia Flash
os. at phhadc phia.
March i5--Dunbar High at Wash
Iuufou.
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SOCIAL WORKERS
|NDORSE PAROLE LAW
Social Service Clubs Take a
Stand After Hearing Expla-
nation OF Proposed Law.

Rev w. A. Vrooman. pastor ~ Fret
Unitarian Church. was the speaker
90 meeting n the Social Service club
which was held last night a. SIC
Connell's cafe, sii Market street. Ifs
DECLARED that he had not get found
man who has been released from the
workhouse who has not had a desire
t1 do better.
He praised the work ~ IN. late
Warden Plummer who. he said vas
ono that win Boz rememhcrsd and
cherished Tor years 20 come.
After Mr.. VrDomans explanation u
The parole Jaw it wac decided thai ne
club, working in cooperation with
other civic bodies. send a resolution
20 tho General Assembly o. D,re~
indorsing the parole lar.
Following Mr.. Vro0mar's ad1rre-
the following officers for tho enc
suing year were oir-ted- David 4.
ward president. r. S. Hamilton. r..a-
president Jesse W. PhHlus. treasr rar.
Charles W Bush. secretary. I'D
members of tho executive COMMITTEES.
{udge Hugh r. Morris. Charles p.
/ Ernst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
BEACON COLLEGE
EASILY HALTS ELKTON
Local Quintet Shows Great Five
Man Defensive in Game
With MaryIanders.

Elkton, Nd, Jan. 10.--Beacom Bust
ness College OF Wilmington had little
trouble winning from tho Elhton High
School team here last night, ~ To II.
The home town boys were easy pick
Ing for the Business College boys who
Gagged field goals almost AT will.
The five-man defensive of the Rea-
com quintet could not be penetrated
by the EllSton boys. all Ave field goals
scored by them being the result az
long losses. Proud. with 10 field and
10 fouls out of IL attempts. was the
leading scorer for thu winners. Ter
rcll showed beet for the Elkton FIVE
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
Mohawk Wins Fifth Straight.

Mohawk a. g.. turned in their nth
straight victory by defeating Spruce
4. e. at the Peoples settlement last
night. 20 70 y. Mohawk has scored
la points 20 their opponents A. 80 FAR
this season. Mohawk "a DESTROYS Of
arranging games with any "a 90 f5-
year-oid team in the city. Nandeyer
and Avalon preferred. Address chal-
longes 70 Hary McCooi. Peoples Set
ftomont
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TOP MINORS
Johunv attracted tho attention 81
coach Ashton. who was pressed Tor
good forward as mo chester fray was
approaching and due 20 injuries and
othor difficulties. soma Of his plsye's
would he unable 20 participate IN tho
big battle. I,oman steppeG into the
hrocCh and played q major part no
sending tho obstetrics home on tho
short end Ito Is expected to repeat
his fine playing this year. Another
ad who looked Ike e conner is Ileriihv
THIS season no has won a place ON
tho first string s,'ubs by his sterling
playing Although The diminutive of
the various s1uads. IIerllhv Is always
called ON by Coach Ashton when Tho
/ fret scrubs do battle with the Varsity
The Junior Varsity. under coach
Brown. is made mp more or less 81
| Freshmen League piayo's This
/ squad has turned jn two victories 90
date and ls still going strong. This
group ~ players have splendid
chance az being the future wsarers ot
the Cherry and white colors
Coach Ashton has mapped ont che
schedule for 'ho teams AZ present ID
appears that there will bee ton teams
Two games will Doe played every Mon.
day. and from present Indications th'
team that loses viii 200 out OF th'
running. The league will open or
Monday and viii close about the mid
de ~ February. 40 doubt many kecr
contests will Doe played. as the loser
~ one game ~ out Of the race. This
condition tx necessary because OF On,
liatencss IN starting the league.
The Varsity laid on yesterday. bat
Is expected to get a light workout to-
Day. An hour % Isactice will perhaps
DE tho order and II possible shor
[ scrimmage Will be- held. The rest yes
tcrday was welcomed 10y the men aftel
their strenuous workout on Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
VT. SALEM VOW LEADS.

by defeating Union last night three
out OF five games IN tho first division
Church League Mt the Union boards.
The Mt. Salem team gained a three
game lead. The scores:
Mt Salem. ..... - IS II 21-3
Z Mon ........ - II 10 s.
Players-Nr,. Salem: !. r. Beatty
G. Healthy. n. Brint0n. q. Lucas. t.
Crestou
Uuion--Jeners. Gibbons. Weldon
and Sand. son
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DELAWARE READY FOR PENN.

Newark. Jan 10 The University
~ Delaware basketball team IN charge
~ Coach NcAvoy wiu leave Newark
shortly after 8 O'Clock This evening
FOR Philadelphia, whore thev play Penn
tonight large delegation Of stu
lonts viii alec likely accompany fho
cam The squad was p1t Through
Tho fnai practice previous % the Penn
game. yesterday afternoon and "a
showing Improvement with each urac-
lice on Saturday nlRht thsre w'H ne
home game with New York AREies
tho game 10 start ~ O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10

ing games be scheduled for the two
New Yrk teams at home on sunday
this year. The American Leaguers
are opposing this. charging the Giant
management with "mercenaryism' and
asserting that two contests msy
icopardlze the Sunday game In the
metropolis.
To force the Yankees 20 accept con-
dieting dates or forfeit the games 50
scheduled. tho Giants also must gain
the support Of at least six American
League clubs. which Ed. Barrow
business manager Of the Yankees. said
was impossible. \ twO-thirds vote
OF the presidents OF each league. vot-
ing separately. il required TO adopt
the schedule
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
Freshmen at High School Will Haze
Basketball League of Their DUN

The Freshmen Of tho Wilmington
High School will come into their
own" again athioticaily. next week
when they pry off tho III in The newly
organized Freshmen League. Al
though trlfle late in tho term. the
league will undoubtedly furnish as
good. n not q better lrand ~ hasket
hall than was witnessed last year at
tho school. This viii no tho second
year FOR tho yearllnEs sport "a n
was through Mr. Heals efforts that
tho original plan was founded for tho
first term boys league. n was a de-
cidod success from tho beginning. ms
tho respective teams played game
that would d. credit 90 tho Varsity
quintet Much og tho freshmen ma
terial Ia secured from tho grammar
school teams which has furnished n
fine exhibition of the wooden way
sport since ia start.
Tho delay in forming tho league lf
perhaps due Co tho inability Of the
basketball coaches 20 secure enough
time 10 devote to the ycaslinga Thcu
| time To- date has been largely devote,
| tn forming the VARSITY Eve. With bu
one veteran with which 90 form
strong combination. the coaches have
/ had dlnlcult proposition in FORMING
! a strong team Now that tho mel
have been picked TO represent tn
team more time can be spared 20 th'
newly organized league.
No doubt thure IL much benefit Dc
rived from such a league as the futur'
Varsity squads Will be composed o.
the survival OF tho ittest Freshmen
players. At present the league car
boast OF having one ot its members OF
the big Ave" lie Is Johnny Roman
This player. before entering tho Hlgl
SchoN. bore the cOlcrs OF No.
school. lie Immediately put his attn
| letic experience into action when 80
| the Freshmen League. and carried of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
SCUAEFER INCREASES
LEAD OVER CONT

Chicago, Jan. 10.-Young Jake
Schaefcr. OF san Francisco. de-
feated Roger Cont. champion
of France. last night. in the
second block OF their 1900
point match. 500 TO SfS. The
winner will challenge Willie
aIoppe fCr the championship.
Schaefer won In ~ innings with
an unfinished run OF 100. He is
now leading, l.000 10 $50. The
third and final block will be
played tonight.
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TEAM PUTS
SkIUS UNDER tEITICS

Tho Nelghhorhood team put the
sl<iS under tho celtic 1--WE last night
AZ the Neighbohood floor by Al to
"a score Hoffman excelied for the
defeated team. while the work Of the
Neighlporhood forwards was big
factor IN the victory for that team.
The a~Orp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
Salesianum High Easy For St. Joe Five
As Locals Drop First of Season

Collins and Cunnen then Gagged neld
goals I'm the order mentioned and ST
Joe had a big lead. which was main
talned throughout the rest OF the con
test
Harry Cunneff and Jacdues Collins
starred Tor 81. Joe. while sheehy and
Kerrigan looked best foe the visitors
Jh. line-tiu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
On Southern Trip.
specIaI Corresponaence Eyery EvenIne

Special Corresponience Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, Jan. 10.-Thc
Washington College basketball team
left yesterday morning for an ex-
tended Southern trip. which will car
ny them we'll into the Nirginias. They
defeated the Marines of Quantic0 In
their first game. 50 to 22.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
NORWOOD QUINTET WINS
EASILY OVER ARCADIA

The kirkwod quintet easily defeat
ed Arcadia. u to 10 in the Whining
ton Community Service League game
at Friends School last night.
Smith. Maxwell and Slattery starred
FOR kirkwood. while Quinn oxcelled
for Arcadia The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
BASKETBALL AT WV CASTLE

Special Correspondence Fvr-T evening
New castle. Jan 80 --Tess evening
% the cage ~ Tho Ven Dyke kruorv
the BATTERY ~. saconf hssrrfhsfi fa~r,
defeated the Cal-ics team fr ne 1890
40 "a go % TIE s-0~e 81 ne 100. ~
the first hei< v.sa '- 20 IS. on fsvo~ g
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
MORAN TO PACE TENDLER.

New York. Jan. lo-Pal Moran. Of
New Orleans and Lew Tender, OF
Philadelphia, leading contenders for
the world lightweight boxing cham
ulnnsnlp. vii meet IN l5-round
bout LEI Madison Square Garden. Jan
u1ry AZ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
ENGINE HOUSE COMBINE
TAKES ONE FROM YARD

In the Pennsylvania Railroad
League game az the Wilmington High
School last night. the Engine House
combination triumphed over the Yard
Masters Office team by rs to II
score. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
mt. VERNON WINS
CITY LOOP G0NFAL0N
Checkers Take Easy One From
Pavksids: Have Not Lost
Game During Season.

NJ. Vernon ccppcd tho city League
psnnant last nigh, ~ Hrovnson Hall.
Through the, easy victory over Park
aide. the icrnk crew going under In
cnc-siiei game. ~ 20 rs. Mt
Vernon had an easy tlme with the
tarkside i've. dropping IN IA field
Aoai.. Tho score;
tNnt.Crnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
ST. THOMAS pTrTArS Y. or e.

IN the ssrs' game of tha second half
OF the Catholic Indoor Sport League
tho - Thomas team defeated the u
~ g.. q 10 o. The sores
81 Thomas y - O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10

HeOpzIa5SR | &&4S5Hl
Trade Marx Registered. b. q

copyr.sn. r,s, +.
Tn. Crown Defenders Of
No. s-Sarasen Sweetser and Miss Co'eu
the golf champion sitting In
rocking chair with his feet a plush stool
the toughest defense In sport where
only exceptions make successful stand
Here he there no goes Yves written Tor eoh
No open champion of tho United McDeo
No male amateur champion
sarn,cn's Grown
determined tighter with unusual
allotment c physical stamina
the In
championships with victories
Hagen. Hutchinson hand ohand Affairs
TO
Huch-on Farrell. Mcdonald
Brady Ioushin
possibly Mitchell.
No
will e $50 entries. .n them STAR, and
championship question Of beating the
o matches
en-
he British
Among thO. he fear Duncan Mitchell Wildwood
Bocner and rIavers
n II uphill
o Il
In British
omen for seventeen
! and Amateur Title
min. r,un.r eunrol lone. and Evans ON s. A. ,, ~,
three holes the collectively.
In
he ia In
He exceptionally
addition carload
Chick" beneath
big cur
o
And there will he the
Godhsus
No shoder s.ins
Miss Glenua Collects
chsupcn better show to or
Not that the female Of
golf there feminine Of top prank
have a to face.
! II che doesn't her +.
Marion Holins al Nes,s
Miss Collect brilliant now snothe
seasons experience
She will be favored possibly
Mes Stirling three times do
W she happens TO he her
means in golf than e in any other
Tho clash
events OF the and IL Miss wehd wb
Ing international tests blow 70 IN
, ultimate
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Your want sd in Every Evening
reaches 5000 readers daily.-Adv.
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Mf vrnNoS


licferee. norr- Timer. t.cran Scor-
80 sihhuna Fouls committed Nj
Vernon, ~ rafkside. "a.
MI Vernon Reserves copred last
nights Reserve city League game
from rarkside % 90 ~.
Tho s4~re
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In the preliminary game tho 81. Jo-
seph's Prep Reserves defeated the
saleslanum Reserves by a 20 20 lG
score. George was the star for ST.
Joe. az well az the high scorer ~ field
goals. with four. Rattle was the
hest playe, the sallies had
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10
C'EITIc's
NElGIiBORHOoD

Referee. DR. Mail Timer and Scorer.
Drank.
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'Auksipr nUsERVTs
M VEnNoN RESERVES
BOXING NOTES.

l'e Allison u training daily and is
HHN.ous Co meet Sergeant pabe G,nh
vh. is stationed az Port du ront with
.n. second Engineers Groh claims
h, Non tho heavyweight championship
Germany. whne stationed there
v.n tho A " =. Allison e tough
N.f 1nd viii give fhe soldier a tough
HNfre n Ia succeeds IN getting a
match with him
Pete nevine. The fast r,rng polish
ild of thi. cf'y will meet Tommy vii
s'n ~ Philadelphia the latter part cI
ln.s month
1urkv N-Ginn.s has r~~ocv~rcd fvom
Hn injury which ne received IN his
nout With Buddy Da;ly. ard IL now
open TO meet any i22-round hoy in
his locslity. NcGinn's hcyed plly
tnruv with two broken homes ;n his
.rff arm. whhrh kept him from show
nE rs best form and would like
noihng better Than % meet Csrne,
.n a return match
Ralph RAYMOND "a again IN fno
shape and anxious 90 meet any wei
rIwclrht On The country. bar none
ons thing that would espeC tally sui,
Ralph % rust ono more fght With
Battling Rsrnes a. he - sure that ne
ne Bsttier's master v7th his
dukes
Nld FNnney who few wears ago
Was ono 80 tho most senss tionsi feath-
vIwe.rhts IN the country. has decided
fo attempt comeback and has ISSUED
dcd 20 any man IN tho state up q
$50 pounds Ossie Kirk Williams. a
DUiored lad ~ THIS city. should prove
H good trial horse Zoe Flnuey. Wi
ANS has a good record and slsc
aims the colored lightweight title 81
Delaware
lafsv Murphy. the loca' fyweigh'
hHs started training for three bouts
vhIch he has booked for the latter
.'rt ~ this month.
Johnny Bake. promising rs.
n,lEht ~ th,s city vii soon make his
debut a. Chestcr.
Tho propo-ed fntercity bouts he
tween Wilmington and Delawar,
county boxers should draw a rcco-,
crowd from this city a. all local bow
Hro well known and a,ways give IN,
Fans run lor their money The SHOW
w.N include Pete Devine. % this cit,
as joey Iletchs. south Chester
PATSY Murphy Wilmington vs. Arthur
collins tenape. joe Martin. Whining
t0n vs. Tony Mike. Le.peryslle; h,
FIuncy. Wilmington W Willie Eos
ter. chester. Buckley McGinnis. WI
mlnrton rs Johnny Traub. Chester
and Ralph Raymond. Wilmington vs.
Jack McCauucy az chester. Pa
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ENGINE HOUSE.
As4t, s.s..srs..ar Hs-ss. 10
YARD OFFICE
FfUIT~
Field A.,

You get results from Every Eve
ming classified ads.-Ady.
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Field goals -George. McFaily, ?;
Donneliv, 9: Kane. Gallagher McArdle.
Rattle. Maloney. Curran. Foul goals -
NcNaiiy. g ont ~ 20 Battle, ont of ..
Referee flaet7el Time ~ halves 20
minutes
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Nicholas, 3. Cunnen. 2 Gallagher.
Conneghan. sheehy, 2 kerfisan. 2
Grant. Foul gUals-Colins. 8 Out % 2
Gillespie, 6 out OF TO- Substituti0ns-
Tonneghan for Kane. Kane for Com
neghaf, Connephan Tor McNlcholas, Gal
iaeher for Cunnen. Carney for Kane
Cunnen for Carney. Referee Baetzcl
Time ~ halves-2p minutes.
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HARDWOOD
ARCADIA


Reieroc-Jamison. Timer and scorer
RYAN
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Pete nevine. tho fes, riding r,crsh
'1d W IN. CITY will meet Tommy Wi
sfn ~ Philadelphia the latter part ~
In.e month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-10

PATSY Murphy. the loca' nywelght
Dos started training for three bouts
which he has booked for. the latter
lrt ~ this month