Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-28
GOLDEY COLLEGE
COMMERCIAL CLUB
New Officers Elected for Year
Baseball Schedule Completed
and Announced.

At q special meeting of the students OF
0oldey Collgxe Wednesday the following
students were elected as new officers for the
Commercial Club: PRESIDENT. L. Wright
of Preston, Md, vice-President-Geo
Haney of Oxford, Pa; secretary and
treasurer, d. T. Swing of Easton, Md.
program committee, Charles Mowbray,
Mrs. Bessie Davis. both Of Wilmington,
and Miss Estella Thornton of Newark;
sergeant at arms; w. w. Reynolds OF
Milton; directors, John Scarborough of
Chincoteaguc, Va, George Liddell Of
Port Deposit, Md, j. II. Price OF War
wick, Md, and Russell Medford Of
Hurlock, Md.
W. T.. Douglas gave q very interesting
talk yesterday on the subject Of book
keeping The students learned many help
full things from his speech which will aid
them greatly in their work.
Quite a number of new students have
entered school in the last few days.
Miss Julia Almond, who has been
seriously i'll from influenza, Is much I'M
proved. She expects to return to her work
this coming week.
j. A. Baker left Yesterday for his home
In East New Market, Md, where he will
make n short visit.
Miss Elsie NJ. Mote is spending this
week end at her home IN Strickersville, Pa.
d. T. Swing is visiting bis parents at
Easton, Md.
James Carmine is spending this week
end at his homo In PENIS Grove, \. J.
j. II. Price is visiting bus parents ut
Warwick, Md.
BASEBALL NEWS.
Goldey College has successfully COM
pleted its baseball schedule for the coming
season and has arranged for some games
that are expected TO revive some o. the
interest that has long been manifested ~
the students and others who were not
otherwise interested in the school.
At the meeting OF the Commercial Club
on January 80 j. Arlington Baker, q
former Tome pitcher, was elected mana
ger of the team for the coming season and
through bis diiigent efforts very strong
schedule has been arranged. Mr.. Baker,
who has for several years been interested
IN amateur baseball, is expecting to have
some mighty good games this season. The
material for this years team is very pro-
missing and some real live games are ex-
pected.
Mr.. Baker has planned for week end
trip in southern Maryland which will be
at the conclusion of the season where the
team will be lined up against some OF the
best baseball material in the amateur
field
Unusual interest has been manifested
by the students of the college and we are
anticipating q very successful season.
The schedule as arranged is as follows:
March rs, du Pont High School, home;
March 81, Haverford Prep School, away.
tpending); April 2, Brown Prep School,
home; April 0, du Pont High School,
away; April 10, Penn Military College,
away. April IL, Dover High School, away;
April l6, Elkton High School, home; April
II, Tome School, away; April "a. Dover
High School, home; April %, Girard
College, away pending; April 80, New
ark High School, away Mayo Cambridge;
Md, High School, away; May7, Hurlock,
Md. High School, away; May s, East
New Market. Md. High, away.
This schedule has been arranged with
considerable care and we can assure the
baseball fans of this city some real hive
and interesting games. Our schedule will
only extend through April and the first
week of May as quite few Of our students |
will have finished their work here or OF |
must leave