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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05
TAKE LAKEWOODSKY MA.
YOR MA S MESTSKOU RAJ
DOU SVfZELE.

Mayor l.. E. Hill V Lakewoo-
du, odesel z vcerejsi schnze
,n6stske rady, kdyz byl radnim
H. S. Hartem nafcen, re sobe
pfi zadavani dlazby nepoeinal
nestranne. Urazena hlava OBJ.
ce zprvu pozadovala odvolani
q oidproseni a kdyz oposicni ra
dni trwal, lie neni treba zadne-
he odproSovani, schulz opustil.
Nehodia Sc sucastniti dalsich
schdzi, dokud sc mu pry nedo-
stane uplne satisfakce. Dlazba
Clifton boulevardu, ma kterou
Jest rozpocten vydej $4,000,
byla z casti zadana TIE High
way Construction Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05
POZDRAV ZE STATNfHO
SJEZDU Z. S. P.S.

Nekolik delegate, kterf Sc
sucastnili nedelniho a pondel-
niho statniho sjezdu Jednoty
C.S.P.S. v Bellaire, O., zasila
ma peknem pohledovem listku
uvedeneho mesta ''Sv6tu' a
jeho ctenaTstvu pozdrav. Po-
depsani jsou panove: - JOS.
Frcka, JOS. Skalak, EN-. Ger
nohorsky, O. j. Pergler, D. j.
Bocek, F. A. Warak, AL. Ur-
banec, JOS. Kuba, Ant. Uhlir,
j. Bocek a J. Ondracek. Ia
pozornost mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05
CLEVELAND MEzI PRvNf-
MI PRISPFATELY ZEME.
TkESENlN ZPUSTOSE.
MENU JAPoNsKU.
500. .ooi bylo jiz pro
sbirty ur6eno.

X sebrani $5,O0O.OO0 pomoc
'neho fondu, kteryz obnos ho-
dla sebrati Americky CervenJ
Kffz We proslech hroznym ze-
metfesenim Aostizeneho Japan
ska pfispeje cleveland Timed
100000 ze zaloh zdejsiho
ddbrocinneho fondu. Polovi-
ma obnosu buie Timed odesla-
ma do WashirEtonu. Ma Gle.
yelandu pozadovana jest eel.
kova summa 100000, zbyva.
jfcf penize, 100000 opatreny
budou zpdsob(m stanovenym
ma dnesni schiti dobrocinneho
fondu. Penizd opatri sc z
fond1, tax ze nebude nutno u.
|spcfadati vefejhych SHREK.
V oblasti ziv{lni katastrofou
postizene meska j nekolik Gle.
yeland' d'and, jejfhz osud bud
.starost zdejsich pribuznych.
Charles c. Garman, 17O4
Colt Ave., East Cleveland, je.
hoz bratr Clark P. Garmar
meska $ rodinou v Japansku Y
dfadu misionafe jiste sckty
jscu v bezpeci. Hned po PRIV
nj zprav6 o katastrofe prihla.
silo Sc n9kolik osetrovatelek q
projevily ochotu Timed do ia.
panska odcestovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05
scH0ZE MEsTsKE RADY.

Ma vcereiSftn zasedanf NEST
ske rady, jez bylo nasledlkem
delnickeho svatku prelozeno
ma 1tery, byly vyrizeny nekte-
re trakcnf zalezitosti, z nichz
nejddlezitejsi as byla preloze-
nj k0lejf poulicni drahy ma
Cedar Ave. a donutiti spoiled
most pomocl pravniho depart
mentu, aby provozovalo dopra
vni sluzbu ma Cedar ave. mezi
vych. %. a 40. ul. V zmine-
nych mistech byly koleje vytr-
hany jiz pred rokem a vozy je
zdily po Prospect Ave.
Mestska rada "polozila ma
stGp' coz znamena "pohrbeni''
resoluci podanou ma zadost
mayora Kohlera o vydani bons
|dd We vysi $41,5O0, kterymi
mesto chce vyrovnati nektere
zazalovane polozky, coz ma
byti jakous odvetou "a pred
|nedavnem vetovani radou pfi-
jatych ordinanc.
Resoluce radniho Moore-a,
primlouvajfci Sc o zvyseni pla-
|tI policistGm a hasicGm, byla
odkazana prfslusnemu vyboru.
iSchvaleni doslo vydani $780,
900 ma zaplaceni dctd "a dlaz
by, jez mali byti v zbyvajIci
Sasti roku jeste vykonany. Su-
ma vydana ma dlazbu jest j.
ste velice znacna, jelikoz ma
dlazby primerene podily Ia
lplatiti musi tez majitele po-
zemkI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05

zovitskeho fadu, 1gnace Z
Loyoly.
Do prvnfho behu zapsano
bude 175 posluchacd, o sto
vice nezli loni. We vyssfch Sc
mestrech zapsano jest 500 po
.sluchacG, take lstav i 8 pri-
|pravkami cftati bude pres 800
zakd, kteryz pocet stavi skolu
ma prve mfsto mezi katolicky-
mi 1stavy teto diecese.
Dosud jmenovani profesori
jsou vesmes prislusniky jezo-
vitskeho fadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05

Red Star Line, kde- 81 hsadf
tfeba diva cestuj1ei-1 I'D na
Squaru vedle ffdicea y I iest
vyslovn6 proti pfedpisdm q
pod. Clenove utilitni komise
pravi, ze jest nemozno busy
kontrolovati pro nedostatek
inspektor1 ma jejichz zaplace-
nj neni proste penez. !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05
AUTOCLUB ZALUJE MA
AUTOBUSY.

Clevelandsky Autoclub po-
dal vcera generalni stiznost
ma predm6stske autobusy, kite
re Jedi bezohledne j jinak
ztezuji ma silnici vozbu. Zalo-
ba podana byla verejne utilit-
nj komisi, jez obdrzela jiz ne
kolik stiznositi podobnych.
TAX bylo zalOvano ma busy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05
HADKA v RESTAURANTU
A JEJf NASLEDKY.

Do Charity nemocnice do
praven byl s jedmou kuli v bri-
Sc a druhou v pravem rameni
Harry Manon, 1919 Bessemer
ave. S. E., jenz vlastnf restau-
rant ma Central ave. a vych.
20. ul. v kterem Sc vcera od-
poledne pohadal $ nekterymi
hostmi, 2 nichz mu jed'en "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05
NADEJE MA UROVNANf
STAVKY.
Dslnici ' dolech spokojili BY
se . minim6lnim platem
S. dennx,

-~~~ -
Zdali zastupci tezarI z tvr-
douhelneho pasma svoli Ultra
dati havfrIm minimalni mzdu
SIS denne, $4,000 uhlokopn,
kteri zanechali prace ma /. "a
II, vrati Sc do dolI.
Tento podklad ma urovnanf
stavky naznacen byl z kruhG
dobre informovanych pred IL
trejsi schizf mezi guvernerem
Pinchotem a zastupci obou
spornych stran.
We SVEN kompromisnim pla
nu zadal guverner Pinchot, a.
by tezari zvysili mzdu havf-
FIJI 0 10 procent, kdezto delnf-
ci pozadovali 2O-procentni IVY
Semi. Delnici ma den, kteri prf-
tonne dostavaji mezi $4.2O a
$500 projevili ochotu prijati
zvyseni mezi 4 a 5 procenty
ma den. Pozaduji minimalni
denni mzdu SIS.
Zda-li tez kontraktni havi-
Fl slew ponekud Sc svych po-
zadavkd, jest nadeje, ze ma
zitrejsi schIzi mohlo by dojf-
ii k dohodnuti, jez by tvorilo
podklad k urovnani stavky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05
sTATNl sJEZD e. S. P. S.
Zah6jen byl v nedsli a skon.
/. cen n pQndSli se zd&rnym !,
vysledkem.

.BeNaire, O., 2. 'zafi. Prvnf
Sized radn c. S. p. s. re statu
Ohio zahajen byl dnes g ho-
din @:dopoleilne Tsvssini. fadu
Lech, els. 16O. predsedou te-
hoz, 'Sbr.' FIR. Paulem. Tyz uvf-
tai zastupce strucnym proslo-
VEN a vyzval je,, aby 81 zvo-
ILL sjezdov6 dfedniky. Ia pred
sedu byl zvolen br. Vacl. Be
ranek, Glen radu Vaclav
Snajdr. "a namestka br. L..
Karnosh, "a tajemnika br. Fr.
Donda.
Dalsim krokem bylo ustano-
veni vyboru ma vypracovanf
jednacfho pofadku, do nehoz
jmenovani bratfi: Frcka, Wa
rak a Zastudil. Ma resolucni
vybor zvoleni: Frcka, Strfbr-
ny Benda. Pc te zvolen W.
Dor, jenz by prohledl vypraco
vane mimozakony a ku schva-
lenf odporucil, pozistavajicf 2
bratrd: Beranka, Kanoshe,
Dondy, Malfka, Zastudila, Ben
dy, Waraka, Frcky a Bocka.
Schulz byl prftomen Sized
slovy povzbuzujfcfmi oslovil
pfedseda Mar. Hlav. Radu, br.
Otto T. Pergler 2 Chicago.
Cten pfipis ku zdane praci
sjezdu red. Organu Bratrstva,
br. Kutaka a s nadsenfm pri-
jat.
Vecer pax ma uct9nf zastup
CD a ,hosti usporadal rad Lech,
cfs.' 100 We sve sini banket,
spojeny koncertem, ktery
byl v pravde umeleckym pO-
zitkem.
Sized pokracuje zdarn9,
take budeme nasfm posla-
MIN v pondeli hotovi. Jedna-
nj jest svorne a bratri nadse-
nj, takze jsem pfesvedcen, ze
tento prvni Sized zanecha do
bry ohlas a bude vzpruhou k
dalsf svorne a agitacnf praci
v naM mile Jednot9 G. S. P. S.
Jest to pranf mas vsech.
Bellaire, O., 8. zaff. v dnes
MIN zasedanf sjezdu byly pfi-
jaty .nasledujfcf resoluce':
Ma statnfm sjezdu, odbyva-
n4m v Bellaire, o., We dnech
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05

Sized Statu Ohio usnesl Sc
ma nasledujicfm odporuceni
ct. faddm G. S. P. S.
BY agitace We prospech II
skavani clenstva a zejmena
mladeze pro naseA d9tske odde
leni byla 1spesna, tn jest "a
hodno, by ct. rady zvolily til
neb viceclenny agitacni vybor.
Bratfi a sestry! Mali tato
prace miti 1spechu, must byti
hledeno k tomu. aby tito pra-
CONVICT byli zvoleni re clend,
kteri mali skutecny zajem o
nasi Jednotu.' Zvolen6 vybo-
ry necht' navstfvi rodiny ma
sich clenl a hledf ziskati jich
dftky pro nase rady. Kazdy
Glen must byti .agitatorem,
tax aby tato 'spolecna prace
mela zadoucfho vysledku.
Vaclav Beranek, preds.
Frank Donda, tai.
JOS. Frcka, Vaclav Benda, Jo-
sef Stribrny, resolucni vybor.
Bellaire, O., dne 8. zari 1928.
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POcET MRTVYCH pDlIADOVAN Cd
100000 DO 100000.
a(Dokonceni.)


Rockefellerova nemocnice posaa zvlastnfho posa O.
saky aby paa po pet mssionarch, nchz posledne sly
set bylo Yokohamy minulou stfedu Jsou to Dr. McCu
laugh ocni speciasa eho manzeka osetrovateka jme
mem Halsey dale pax jedna nejmenovana oseovateka p
E. B. McMianova
Til yokohamska predmesti nichz ponejvce czinc by
dle bya znicena pozarem zadna zprva nedosla osudu
obyvateln.
vsechny mostly vedoucf pres feku Tokiu ktere byly
pny hdf prchajfcfch pred ohne sfy behe pozd6sch
otfesG zee mnoho sic osob bylo bud zabo utonuo
Vsechny novinafske zavody Tokiu byly zniceny kro
me onech Nc Nc Myako Hoghi, ale jech stroje posko
taze zadn6 noviny nejsou vydavany Mez zncenym
budovami jsou ty nchz pfedpokadalo, ze dovedou
vzdorovah zem9tfeseni.
AMERICKY CERVENY KRfz MA POMOc
Washington, A. zan - Amercke vladn civilni zdroje
po cee zem byly dnes mobilsovany pomoc Japonsku
Poravny, stany lekafske zasoby doktof churgove d.
sojnc armady valecneho odsva jsou nakvap posflan
do orovnho cfsafsv kde udala Sc ia nejhrozne kata
strofa novejsich dejinach.
President Coolilge dnes opravnl pouzfvanf lodi valec
nych onech pod kontrolou lodn rady ez sou daekovy
chodnch vodach, konat pomocnou praci schval plany
Cerveneho Krize zfskan ma devu trpcfho
byvatesva Japonsku.
ma byt sebrano Cevelandu 100000 Cincinnati 900
Columbus, $4,000 Canton, $4,000 Youngstown $780,
600 Dayton $4,000 Akron pax rozvrzeny sou casky
pomerne mens venkovske okresy Dskt ktereho Ohio
jest cast zauma dale staty New York. Connecticut Penn
sylvanii New jersey Maryland Delaware West Virgnii
Indanu Kentucky District of Columbia ma nem byt
sebrano $2,90O,0O0.
Mez kroky vladou podniknuymi jest rozkaz velicfmu
generau ma Flpinach aby postal vsechny zasoby chz
re posradati Mainly do Japonska ably pouz omu
madnich ransport1 Admirau Andersonov veiteli
cke vetne eskady asatskch vodach byo narfzeno aby
skoupn, bez ohledu vsechny potravny Mantle
nde postal je bezodkane Japonska zemetfese
MIN postizene f .s
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SCHUZE.

Vsem sestram SBORU YER
NE SESTRY (. z, sc timto u.
vadi We znamost, ze schdze
sborova kona sc v ned6li 8.
zam. d y
Poplatek obnasi $1.8O.
Ucast vsech sester nejvys
nutna.
Josefa Kupec. ucet.
Rlzena Stech, pred.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05

platil svrchu uvedenym zpdso-
benz. STAY postfeleneho jest
velice kriticky. Utocnfk az
dosud vypatrAn nebyl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05

2.-3. zarf 1923, ucineno ma
sledujfcl usneseni:
Jelikoz prav6 tento m6sic
.pfedleha clenstvu hlasovani Q
spojenf nasf mile Jednoty 6.
S. P. S. Sc z. G. B. j., usne-
seno, co nejvreleji odporueiti
nasim bratfim, by pro spojeni
toto hlasovali. "
TX tcrnu Tusiesenf pobada
naS jen dobro nasi mile Jedno-
ty. Po predneseni ddvodd pri-
.tomnfm pfedsedou Mar. HI.
UTadoyny, Sized nabyl pre-
svedcenf, ze jest nasf povinno
sti hlasovati pro spojeni.
Mas vlastnf zajem a dobro
cele Jednoty toho vyzaduji.
Vaclav Beranek, preds.
Frank Donda, tai.
Jos. Frcka, Vaclav Benda, Jo-
sef Strfbrny, resolucni vybor.
Bellaire, O., dne 3. zafi 1923.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05

We pfOSpech (e8kO.Amer1ckc
Sine ma Quincy Ave.
porada
Patronat, 8. a 9. z1fi
v teze sini. Zacatek v sobotu
v 6 hodin vecer a vjnedeli We
2 hod. odp. Nasledujicf hubby
budou ucinkovat:- Sokolska,
pod fiz. R. Hanny, hudba
mestskych hasicI, hudba doro-
stu l. D. T. J. Ferd. Lassalle
pod riz. 81. Amy Taborske a
hudba Sdruz. Ces. Hudebnikl.
K hojne navsteve uctive I'VE
VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-05
UPOZORNENi!
klub Zap. Hveszda

Sc usnesl pribirati cleny po
dobu 5 mesicI v start do SO
rokd. Prihlasky pfijimaji:
Jan Kase, 1866 w. 46. St.,
a Vine. Stepka, 1886 Storer
Ave. S. w.
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
GAY WEES" TO
TEST GERMANTOWN
BY POLLY HY.

Basketball day will bs celebrated
AZ the Wilmington High School
Friday afternoon. For the hrst
time in the history OF the school
three games will be put on as an
afternoon card with the Goldey-
HiEhlet dash tho leading number.
Promptly at 2.3O, Mr.. Brown,
physical director, win send his Jay
Wees" against the Germantown
Freshies. The next game will be
the annual TIT between the Will
mington and Chester lassies. Cap
tain Campbell and her mates Will
lineup against the girls varsity
team from the rival institution up
the-river. The closing number wiz
bring the Highlet varsity and the
strong Goldey College five together.
Each one OF these teams have
been working out diligently under
their respective tutors and each
game should be an attraction all
in itself. This Is the first year for
a High School Junior team COM
posed OF youngsters who are willing
TO play the game. SO far. they
MhNN UMN AfNANs aNNs 80 s"NiANRt
OF the Grammar School League,
who they defeated by a large mar
gin. Back in 1920. a Freshmen
team played pick OF Chester IN
football and the game resulted in a
~ 20 - score.
The Germantown quintet Is a
member OF the Freshmen League
for Philadelphia and last week the |
season closed with the Steel and /
Garnet holding on 10 second place. /
Coach Wainwright OF the girls /
Ieam intends holding another prao-
Ice tomorrow afternoon In prepar-
alton for the traditional rivals. Re-
suits thus far indicate the lassles
have a team that VIII be hard 10
beat.
The main number Is not as i'm
oortant to the High School as It is
10 Goldey College. In fact the
business lads consider this game the
hardest and one of the most i'm
portant on their schedule. The
Ninth Streeters have annexed six
Victories 20 far.
Evening journal., 1923-01-24

They're AZ n again and with much
the same story to relate. Jimmy
Harkins. manager OF the band he
elects to call the Ninth Floor silen-
GERS. is sadder but wiser today and
Frank shally, boss OF the p. ID.
Sooner" bowlers. Is wreathed in
smiles because the banner Is still
waving over his head. This relates
the Ignum vitae and other hurlers
Of the Hercules Company.
About a week ago these managers
began to call each other names and
Harkins, still chatting under the sew
eral defeats administered by the
crowd that halls from the Purchas-
ing Department about a year ago,
accented the challenges again and
last night they had il out at McKee's
alleys. the "Soopers" getting the
usual two. Edgar Good, substitute
for the "soopers." viewed the battle
from the sidelines and seemed well
satisfied that without him they had
a pretty good team,
Extensive preparations were made
Tor tne mdtcn anu dinone hho nun
dred or more rootere, no less than
80 per cent. were OF the fair sex.
For a moment the "Silencers" look
ed the part but the p. DIS put on a
little steam roller work in the sec
ond and third games and were seen
stalking out of the hall about Z
o'clock with an additional scalp fas-
tened TO their belts.
Al Hardwick was in rare form the
first game and annexed 2O4 but even
with this II was up to Captain jim
my 10 save the day In the tenth
Jimmy needed two strikes and two
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
Standing Of the cams.
SHOWS
SPEED In CAGE
Special to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
FREDERICA. Del. Jan. "a
Frederick High Schools girls and
boys and boys basketball teams
hive shown considerable improve
ment IN their recent games and with
half the schedule finished believe
they have good chances for the
State championships Although the
start was none too strong the teams
have ooms along with more prac-
tice and the return OF players who
have been sick. Frederica's show
inE Is all the more remarkable when
It is considered that there are only
go students IN the school
To date the girls team has won
two and lost two in the four games
played. The victories were both
over New Castle and the upper
county sextet was walloped unmer-
in both encounters.
The boys team has been more sue
ful winning FIVE straight games af-
ter dropping the opener to Caesar
Rodney. r. y. Jones. instructor in
agriculture at the school, is coach
ing basketball and has shown a
marked success. The seasons rec
ords OF the Frederick teams follow:
Glide
Evening journal., 1923-01-24

team OF youngsters. In the fall OF
the year the team began 20 show It's
real worth. In 1909 81 surprised the
baseball world by finishing second.
carrying the Detroit team right up
10 the last week before the race was
decided.
In 1910. 1911 and 1918 that same
team won tho American League
pennant and worlds championship.
In 1914 % won the pennant but lost
In the world series in four straight
20 the Boston Braves. 10 was then
that Mack sold his stars. started 10
rebuild again. and last year seemed
20 be on the way 10 better things.
Philadelphia was playing q series
in Chicago. Tho White So1 were
IN the thick OF the battle for the
pennant. The Athletics were play
ing great ball and Mack was intent
on putting a crlmp IN Chicago's
pennant chances.
In one OF the games OF tho series.
the Athletics. through poor pitching
and inability to hit. were hopelessly
beaten. Fielder Jones. IN his effort
20 keep up IN the race, had been
working his pitching stan overtime
Ed Walsh being the largest part
OF the pitching stan.
About the seventh inning. with
the Sox enjoying commanding
lead, Jones sent IN a youngster by
the name OF Moxie Manuel to re-
lieve one OF the veteran pitchers.
Manuel. II my memory serves me
correctly, had been secured from
the New Orleans club after a big
year In the south.
Manuel worked three innings and
certainly looked like a world beator.
He had the Athletics constantly In
the hole. Possessing good control.
he was getting the ball over and tho
Athletics were waiting him out. with
the result that the count was usual
~ two strikes and no balls when
they were ready 10 hit.
The Athletics. a team that always
slammed away az any and all kinds
OF pitching. surprised me by their
waiting game. After Il was over I
said 10 one OF the players:
Il was surprised 10 see you wait
out the bush pitcher"
None OF us wanted 20. but We
were working under Instructions.
The Chicago star IS IN need OF
pitching and Mr.. Mack figured n
Manuel made good showing
against us. Jones would probably
start him IN a game"
That IS Just what happened. The
great work Of Manuel made Il seem
that he had the stun 10 help out
the overworked Sox stan. Manager
Jones. started him the next day and
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
! |3HA]N,'2Ng4N66 y n =
In ARREILN

pionship have become suoh tre-
mendous business propositions that
il takes almost a year to get over
with one. It requires miles OF col
umns and tons OF words.
The miles and words and the tons
Of conversation will be dished out
from now until next July.
There may have been one heavy
weight champion in the past who
was willing TO admit that he was
beaten by a better man, but his
name isn't ttst on tho end OF the
tongue.
Jim Jeffries said he got his" In
a cup OF tea and Jack Johnson at
one time said he took a deliberate
flop in losing TO Willard.
johnson afterwards denied that
he had been fixed 20 do the diving
act, but a lot OF wise boxing bugs
have always believed. and they do
yet that Johnson was not out when
ne took the count. because he COW
cred his eyes with his gloves TO
shield them from the sun as the
referee was counting over him.
It sounds reasonable that Jack
was all in, tired and worn, that he
could not win and decided to lose
when he had a good chance.
Tales OF sharp practice always fol-
low big boxing contests nowadays.
Il Is no new story that Johnosn was
arranged" 10 let Jeffries beat him,
and that Jack forgot all about the
agreement when he saw he could
win the title and its fortune.
Exactly the same thing came out
after the recent Carpenter-Siki
fight. the claim being made that
sikh was 20 have taken a dive for
he films and that he forgot the
lines OF scenario when the French
nan hurt him with a push on the
hin.
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
new CASTLE
GOING FAST
Varsity Quintet's Defeat
of Dover Adds Con-
hdence
PLAY AT DOVER
FRIDAY NIGHT
sn.oI.i - rb. rv.ninr Journal

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 24,-Atter
turning out two great basketball
teams in 1921 and 22, New Castle
High opened she present cage sea
son an uncertain quantity. The
graduation OF J.. King. c. King and
weggenmann left only two first
string men. McKnitt and Kern. The
coaches recognized that around
these two fast men the new deam
must be built. However. there re-
msined the question as 20 whether
Wilson. II. King. Berry. Ahern.
Megglnson. and Leach would devel-
op rapidly enough TO form a we'll
balanced team.
Defeat At the hands OF the heav-
fer Sslesianum team was anticipat-
ed. but defeats at the hands OF the
Goldey College and Delaware
Freshman teams were not. The VIC
tory over EilSton High showed THAI
the team had possibilities but that
II was necessary TO perfect t..o team
work. The loss Of the first TWO d.
I. A. A. games TO Frederica were
hard blows.
In connection with the games
with Frederick. Il Is only fair to
the local boys to say that at the
time OF fhe first game McKnitt and
Wilson were out of school and that
Leach had been III and that. in the
second game. the light but fast team
met a heavier team on a floor far
below the regulation size.
The turn in the tide came on jan
uary Il. when New Castle journey
ed to Caesar Rodney School and
won clean-cut victory by the score
OF II TO .. In this game the team
work was more like that OF the
teams OF former years. while the To-
Gals defense was an enigma TO
Caesar Rodney.
Two days later the team gave a
demonstration OF its real power,
when on January 10th, the much
heralded and much-ooached Dover
High School team was outclassed IN
every department. BY playing the
weak down state d. I. A. A. teams,
Dover had accumulated large
OF consecutive victories;
hut the first time she appeared on
a floor in New Castle county her
winning streak was broken. Of
fensivoly and defensively the New
Castle boys were masters of the sit
uatlon. At the end OF the first half
the score was SIS. but Dover was
perceptibly weakening under the
fierce assaults by New Castle. At the
beginning OF the second half New /.
Castle set an even faster paos. and !
he game ended with Dover on the I
short end Of a 1916 score.
The second game OF the series be-
ween New Castle and Dover will /
,e played at Dover next Friday
light. Coach McDevitt declares the
ocals will win again. Last week
he slogan of the student body was
Beat Dover" This week II is
Beat Dover Again" Conscious OF
Is superiority. New Castle Is deter
mined to whip Dover even on her
lwn floor. from which she has
trayed so seldom in past seasons.
New Castle no longer is an un-
ertain quantity. as the second
tring men Of last season have de-
'eloped into capable varsity ma
erial. McKnltt, Kern. II. King,
wilson and Berry are a team that
rill be too fast for most, II not all
Z the scholastic teams outside Will
and Ahern, Megginson and
each are capable varsity substi-
utes.