Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-06-27

nhun Aopplus rfaHk heyuulus, luiClldel
Bullock, Thomas Leonard, Carrie
Sullivan, Eddie Cline, Elizabeth Davis,
Oscar lfnause, Regina Walz, Charles
klingmeyeru Minnie Hurd, Hiett
Graham, Elva Morgan, Helen Ford,
Lola Willis, Rebeoca Greer, Edith
Hance. Marguerite Wilhelme, Edna
Bills, Mary Bills, Hettie Jacobs, Reba
Davis, Ethel Barnes.
To the sixth grade-Ethel Weggen-
mann, Paul Bowen. A nnie Brose, Charles
Wright, Edith Harris, Eddie Toner,
Livera Harris, Frank Frazer, Eva
Deakyne, James Hance, Fannie Rid
ings, Thomas Warren, Beth Toner,
Harry Bills, Annie White, Harry Nor
rison. Nora Winslow, Mary Clark,
Mana Toner, Mary Smith, Margaret
Shaw. Genevieve Lawlor, nna Gormiey,
Helen Gallagher, Rose Keegan, Emma
Rossell. Margaret White, Ella Bennett,
Lizzie KliDRmeyer, Nellie Willis, James
Hatton, John Toner, John Rodgers,
Van Vrsnsen Wise, Hugh Mclaughlin,
MARY BIattont Julia Leonard, Tillie
Rogers, Rose Motirory, Joseph Tobin,
Hugh Finnegan, Michael Reynolds,
John Montgomery, George Montgomery.
To the seventh grade Bessie Mo-
Farlin, Mary Tobip, Maggie Webb,
Harvey Toppin, William Rossell, James
Carswell, Granville Ferguson. Harry
Ryan, Clara Hendrix, Mary Stewart.
Helen Bross, Willena Hewlett, Lizzie
Becker, Clara Newlove, Addie Murphy,
Anna Lancaster, Daisy Shaw, Anna
Willis, Anna Jacobs. Reda Stoops,
Alma Dyer. Cafrie Spear, Rose Mo
Henry, Ralph Watts. George Maxwell,
Charles SReetmnn, Harry Weggenmapn,
John Biges, Albert King, Theodore
Hatton, Leslie Walls, Harry Hall,
James Campbell, Elmer Lavender,
john Clymer, William Smith, Francis
To the eighth grade = Helen Ma
honey, Carrie Clewell. Hugh Rementer,
Eugenia Knause. Robert Harrington,
Ollie lank, John McGrory, Katie Sulli-
van, Joseph Becker, Lizzie Clark, Eddie
Ryan, Sophie Willis, Henry Taylor.
Lucy Morrison, John TobIn, Katie
Madden, John Foster, Rosa Morrison,
Fred Kee, Lille Montgomery, Paul
Wier, Anna Winslow, Fred Wilhelme,
Esther Warren, Eddie Gormley, Helen
Hanoe, Evan Lancaster. Ella Gravel,
Anna Toner, Elsie Stewart, Emily
Frazer, Mary Morrison, Mamie Rodgers,
Edna Hammell
To the High School-Lillie Abrams,
Jesse Watts Marie Mahoney, VanDyke
Stewart, Ada Townsend, Howard
Wihelme, Carrie Gemmill, Michael
Rodgers, Alice Hendrix, William Greer,
Myrtle Mcguire, /. Harry Smith, Olga
Wise, Charles s. Fleming, Alice
Rodgers. william Elkinton, Mary Jolly,
Everett Howard, Bessie Walls.
To the sophomore class - John
Graham, Harry Gravel, William Hall,
Harvey Newluye, Mabel Stewart, May
Saunders, Charles Townsend, Minnie
Taylor. Mary White, Charles Lank.
10 junior olass-A lice Cooper, George
Duffy, Andrew Lenoir, Robert Nc
Farlin, Alpha 4. Smith, Catherine
Whitlook, Archie Rennie.
To senior class cass-Jessie Cars
we'll. Susie Gormlsy, Flora Knsuse,
Harriet Reed, Ida Saunders.
Graduates = Anna M. Platr, Anna s.
Vantine, Bessie M. Lyons, Thomas L.
Gravel, Edward r. Elkinton.
The entire work of examination
was conducted by Prof. Richardson,
although Handicapped by the loss OF
his assistant ten days before the close
of the schools. The work was heavy
tax upon one person. The scholars
were promoted on merit and were not
pushed into the higher olases without
an examination.
The New Castle baseball team de-
feated the Industrial team Of Philadel-
phia on Saturday by the score of II tn
A.. The game was good one through.
out, although the locals batted Morrisey
in the sixth inning for IL hits and 1C
runs, eight of which were earned.
Charles MCCLURE pitched four innings
in fine form and but three hits were
made off him. Errors allowed the runs
scored. Del Willis went into the box
in the fifth inning and but two hits
were made OF his delivery. He was
supper ted in fms form. Bacon caught
a BALL that was thought to be good
safe hit. He barely reached it with
the tip OF his fingers, but held it.
Duffy had two good catches and Leach
and Oountiss did excellent work. God
of Brandywine's old team folded two
lies and hit the ball Duffy led at thu
bat with four hits and Bacon followed
with three hits, one two Dagger
During Willis pitching but IL mer
went to bat He struck out g. In thu
seventh inning, three balls over thu
plate oatsed Andrews to fan out. Ii
this inning he threw IL balls. In thu
sixth inning Duffy caught two f1iel
aud Gold the other. Only eight ball
we're pitched. A Philadelphian hat
been hired to umpire the game. but h,
failed to report. and Peter Madden wen
into the inield. His work gave salts
faction and he will be continued il
that position. The visitors admitted
that his decisions were good. Score by
innings: