Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-23
NEWS Of THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Baldt Steel Plant Team Given
Loving Cup for Winning
Championship.
Special Correspondence Of Every Exrnlns

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle, Oct. 23.--The Bnldt base
ball team Of the Penn Scabord Steel Corp,
yesterday received handsome 2S inch
silver loving cup, containing the following
inscription, 1920 Champions Of Inner
Plant Series of the Penn SeAboard Steel
Corporation. The presentation speech
WAS made by the General Manager, G. II,
Williams Of the local plant. The token
| will be on exhibition at the pharmacy OF
e. Challenger Il Son and later be dis
| played in the windows Of Snellenbnrg
store at Seventh and Market streets, VIII
mington for one week. The baseball
series we're between the Taeony and the
Baldt team the latter having won two out
Of three games. Fifteen players Of the
team received miniature silver baseball
| a. a watch charm, containing the name OF
the player and the inscription Penn
Scabonrd Champions 1920. The tenn
wss composed Of the following players.
John Mcdaniel Richard Doud, Edward
F. Hushebeck, George II. Bsldt, captain,
Howard T. Spence, J. Earle Bacon, Harry
T. Winters, John u. Earp, Joseph Sullivan,
Joseph Hampton, Frank Proud, Joseph
r. Miller, w, r. Thompson, Fred. Willies,
James McDevitt, manager.
Frederick Fehl, last evening sprained
his right ankle caused by stepping on
loose brick on the sidewalk
Last evening over 300 persons pnrtook
of supper and attended the carnival which
was held in the Sunday school rooms OF
Nazareth NJ. r. Church.
Tomorrow morning special service,
Good Literature Day" viii be observed,
in Lebanon NJ. +. Church at Christians.
The service win begin at 1045 IN charge
of Rev. +. ]. Cochran. Sunday school
session will be held at e.30 In tho evening
the Sunday Revival services which have
been going on for several weeks will begin
nj 7 30
Regular Sunday School services will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 230 at Odd
Fellow. hall. Bear Station in charge of
Rev O. q. Walton
Rev. 8 Beattie Wylie of First Preshy
terian Church tmorrow will conduct the
usual services. At 1890 o clock. Sunday
school will convene Mt 2.30 and ~ this
session j. H Boal the Educational Secre-
tary of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cistion viii speak
The usual services will be held tornor-
row in Emmanuel Church with Rev.
Joseh III. Earp in charge.
Rev George T. Street. pastor of the
First Baptist Church tomorrow morning
viii take for his theme "The Divine
Remedy for Spiritual Defeats, The even
ing subject will be a I,es-on in Lifes
Fr1its" The Bible School viii cnvene
at 10 m.
Forty hours devotion viii begin in st
Peters r. G. Church tomorrow morning
at 1890 o'clock
Members of Good win Fire Co. are in
receipt Of an invitation from Salem City
Fire Co, at Salem n. j., 10 attend the
housing session of five fire engines the first
part Of November.
F. II. Harder, has accepted position
with the Taylor Warton Steel and Iron
Co, st Crlmn Lynne, Pa
Last evening large crowd visited Bear
station In automobiles to hear Prof.
Henry f. Snavely, supervisor Of the New
Castle Public Schools deliver a Democratic
speech
Thomas Cuelow, last evening was ar
rested by police officer Matthew Tobin
and was fined by Mayor George W Eckles.
for being drunk and disorderly
Today Mr. and Mrs Charles Willis at
tended the funeral of John L. Willis
brother of the former, who died at his
home Oil York street, Camden, Y j., on
Tuesday The deceased was born in
Newport and WAS a resident of this city
for Is wears and had been in Camden for
Is years.
A large number Of candidates last eve
ning were given the second degree at the
regular session of Adelphia Lodge, No. s,
Knights Of Pythias
Evelyn Bannar, last evening enter
tanned former members of the Senior class
Of the New Castle High School at her
home near Rose Hill. The following mem
bers attended Misses Dorothy Miller,
Elsie Walls, Zelna Matthews, Blanche
Slhiey, Mabel Eskridge, May Joses.
Messrs Douglas Proud Merton White
George Tobin.
The dog which bit William B. Ratledge
Jr., the son of Mr.. and Mrs Bennett Rat
ledge, at the farm OF his grandparents Mr..
and Mrs William s. Ratledge on the
State Road several days ago, was shot
yesterday.
The Ladies Aid Society of Lebanon
NJ. T.. Church on Thursday evening viii
meet at the home of Mrs. Annie Racine
at kirkwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price OF Whining
ton, were the guests yesterday OF DIR. and
Mrs. julius Dodd
Mrs. James l.. Bacon is confined to her
home with grip.
= party comprising MT ana MIS-.
Albert N. Lofiand, Alfred Cochran,
Sarah c. Schuchardt, William Jordan,
Helen G. Lofland and Mary A Schuch-
ardt, motored to Riverton, n. J., on
Saturday, where they attended the
twenty-hfth wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. John McDermott.
The final game of baseball for the
season will be played tomorrow after
noon, between the All-Stars and the |
Manganese team at Battery Park, be- |
ginning at o'clock. The line-llp for |
the All-Stars win be J. Gallagher, lb.; |
John Carlin, 2b; William Proud. SIS; |
George Kern, 3b; Alexander Gallagher, |
cf; Sullivan, re; Dhue, If; John Mcdaniel |
c; Miller, p; The Manganese lineup will |
be; William Madden, ID; John Naylor,
2b; Joe. Miller, 3b; Eugene Chase, IS;
James Gallagher, If; James Taylor, cf;
George Freebury, #; Fred Willies, p;
Edward Mcdaniel, c. The umpires will
be Kelly and Mullin.
Contracts have been signed and for
warded to A Lyons, managing owner
If the High Point baseball team of the |