The herald., 1919-05-01
McDONOGH No. 4.


to be held in the Avenue Dancing
Academy, Saturday, May 10TH 1t is
for a worthy cause. and we promise
you most enjoyable time.
McDOnOgh No. As ard-wOrking 80
in. team, succeeded in coping both
games of the preliminary series. In
both games, our team faced fine
teams but owing to the nifty manag-
ing of the the captain, Alfred Peter
son, and the fine team work of his
men, we won both games and We are
very proud of this fact
The first game was played Thurs
day. April oath, at 4 O'Clock in City
Park. \ large crowd OF rOOters, in
Guiding both teachers and boys at
tended and helped to add some pep"
to the players.
McDOnOgh No. l. was the opposine
team, and the game was a very tight
one the score being "a. in favor of
our home team. Runs were made by
the following: Treadaway. Peter
son. Schroeder, Roberts, and Ruiz
Saturday, April Goth, in City Park,
this same team played the cores
ponding team of the S. J. Peters
School. These are some of the
special features of the game, the
smuggling the pill by ''Ir' Treadaway and
the fine receiving of Pete" Peter
son, the catcher and their steady
manager. Pickles" Schroeder caught
a long drive towards third, thereby
| keeping the opposing team from scor-
| ing again, with two men on base and
two out, John Ruiz succeeded in
catching a drive towards right field
and in a very "heady" play, he de-
/ livered it to first, shutting out two
runs. The batting and fielding of all
of McDonogh No. As team are worthy
! of special mention.
| The score stood lie, in favor of
Nc Donogh No. T. Runs were made
by the following. Perez, Tredaway,
Peterson, Talbot, Richards, and
Schroeder The lineup for both
games was as follows: Beans"
Perez, shortstop; "Ir" Treadaway,
pitcher: Pete" Peterson. catcher;
Bob" Talbot, second base; Mole"
Richards, first base; Pickles
Schroeder, third base; yellow" Mothe,
left field; John Roberts, center field,
and John Ruiz. right field.
| We hope this team will be as lucky
in the next series. Wouldn't it be
fine if they would win the champion
ship of that class?
We wish to thank Mr.. Oscar Mar
cour for the fine coaching he gave our
boys at both games. We also appre-
ciate the fact that several of our
former pupils attended and gave the
boys encouragement.
The boys stayed in the park all
day and enjoyed a picnic, given them
by Miss l.. Averill.
This school had visit from some
overseas" men last week. One gave
the boys a very interesting talk
, which was thoroughly enjoyed. They
, were all from Co. E. 364 Infantry, 9ls
Division. Among those who visited III
were Sergeant Thos. w. LaMonte
Corporal H. A Dustin, and Sergean
r. l.. Works. After being treated t
, some soft drinks and some cakes
, they departed well pleased with thei
;. visit.
, Roy Drumm, pupil of the Eigh
: Grade, presented his room and hi
y teacher, Miss l.. Averill. with frame
!, picture of President Woodrow Wilson
}. The portrait is a fine one of our chic
!, executive and this gift is very highl
n appreciated by all parties concerned
h We extend our heartiest thanks
O Roy.
q Our Unlimited Teams plays Nj
y Donogh No. 81, Thursday, May Is
h on the Boys High School Court at
n o'clock.
: In the Welcome Home" Parad
we were glad to see the familia
faces of a number of our form'
pupils, who left our district to
overseas" service. We are proud
each one of them, and we are MOI
a than glad that they have all returnt
d well and strong after doing the
y Bit for Uncle Sam.
in DON'T FORGET TO ATTEN
If OUR DANCE SATURDAY, MA