Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-22
berkeley Ne VS. AND ADVERTISEMENTS

Prof. o. l.. Kennedy, will take place to-
day at 1880 o'clock; also the closing
exercise OF the South Norfolk School
VIII take place to-day at IL o'clock at
the school building.
foliowing are the roll OF honor and
medalists:
First Primary--NIiss Mamie Pearce.
TEACHER: Medalist. Robert Hamburg
and Maggie Farrell. Roll OF Honor.
snma Walker. Eddie Fowler, Willie
Sammon. Mamie Jones, Herbert Seay,
Eiia RIGGS. Rosa Kaminsky, Marion
denry Rogers, Frank HUMPHREYS, Re-
oecca Wickens. Verna Harper.
second Primary = Medalists: Sam
Mansfield. Ella Mansfield.
Laura Ketcham. Estelle Herbert,
Stephen Farrell LIE Roy Wrenn,
Freddie RoethSe, Ernest Derby.
Hope Mildly, Lewis Salsbery. Lu.
Their Tebault. Daisy Chaser, Sadie
Gentes. Oretta Grim. George Davie,
Lucille Faulconer. Jennie Marshall,
Frank Marshall Matte Riggs.
Third Primary "a. 4. Coggin,
teacher
Medaiists-Mary Simpson. Callie
HUMPHREYS. John Scarborough.
Roll OF Honor-Iola Bell. Willie
Mayes. Edna Pierce, Henry Mayo.
Clark Woodhouse, Mary Engelke. An.
ME Bremen. Fannie Legum. Cassie
Hanson. Alex. Ellington. Florence
Hughes.
First Primary (B.)-Margaret A.
Borden, teacher
Roll of Honor-Rcsa Iegum, Frank
Ginsbcrg, Cecil Pierce, Susie Engelke.
Jim Mccullough.
TROLLEY PARTY.
me trolley party and entertainment
at the South Norfolk Park yesterday
evening by the Young Girls Society OF
4
sldered Il grand success. The features
OF the afternoon and evening were a
soap bubble contest and n potato race
for the children.
Mayor Mccoy issued several war
rants Tor persons yesterday doing bus
mess In the town without license.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Manning have re-
turned from Roanoke. where thew
spent about ten days.
THE BALL GAME.
The Berkeley and Atlantic CITY root
ems were out in fun force yesterday
afternoon to witness the second game
between these teams.
was an ideal afternoon for the sport,
ana everybody was in Il good humor to
urge their favorites on to victory Had
the Berkley rooters began their roofing
III the first innings, perhaps the score
would have been reversed. but they
started too late to feed the home boys
on n little vocal ginger" and the con-
SePucnce WaS Berkeley fell down in
uneil' efforts TO vanquish Atlantic City.
the game was II hot" one from start
10 hits h. repiete with good plays, pho
nomenal stops and catches. good hitting
and fine battery work. but kid" Mon
tague. who twiried for Atlantic City.
had the best support at the criticll
"mcments.' and his good work in the
box Kept Berklcys' score down to one
run.
With the exception of n little loose
fielding on the part of the Berkeley team
in one INSTANCE both teams played fast
ball; Sears pitched n steady game, but
he mad not the backing he deserved,
while the Atlantic City boys supported
Montague remarkably we'll.
In the fourth inning Berkeley had
chance to even up. for. with the bases
fun and but one man out, any old kind
Of a hit would have changed the score,
but Montague retired the side in Il mas
terly manner. and Berkeley could not
even 1t up after that.
The features Of the game were the
fine work OF both batteries. Sears, for
Berkeley. allowing but nine hits. with
seven Strike-outs to his credit, and Civ
ing but tWo bases on balls. Montague
for the Atlantics. struck out thirteen,
allowing but eight safe hits. He gave
six men bases on balls. but the support
given him kept these free passes to
first from Undertaking.. Aliens centre
field work for Berkeley was superb. his
only two chances causing him to sprint.
one of them being decidedly q phe-
nomenal catch.
Altogether the game satisfied the
rooters. and this evens up things, each
team having game to Its credit.
The next game will be played at no
late date. when 1t Is expected both
teams will play the game to win.
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