Evening journal., 1920-07-19
EAST END.

Fast End .......0 0 90 o o o IL
New Castle A. c. "a 30i OF x--l
Earned runs-New Castle, b; East
End. q Two-vase hits Kern, Walle
and MoKnitt. Bases on balls-O Riley
r. on Patton. 2. Struck Out-By Riley,
4, hv Patton. 4. stolen bases White,
3 Kern. 2; McKnltt. 2; Ecrich. Double
niavs White 10 Kern 10 Wright. Leit
an bases New Castle. 3; East End, d.
Iimplres- Fay and Gooden.
nhe Rev J. n. Bicking, pastor OF
the Methodist Church, Injured ms arm
and wrist while attempting. 70 get tle
electric fans out Of the loit at Vne
katherine Gooden, Of Third street,
was hHlen on the cheek ny q dok,
siicred lo he fhe property OF a family
nv fhe name 0f Abbot, last saturday.
The penn Seaboard team having
several omen dates would like to a.
range games with any out or Town
team paving a reasonable guarantee,
Tor next Saturday. Smyrna, Port penn
plkfon. Krchs (NewpoN), PenngroVe'
n or Grace NJ y. Wilmington,
arc nreferred. Address James Nc
Dewitt. p. O. Box 2i3, New Castle.
A motorcycle, with a side car az
iached upset as II turned fiitn ana
rho occupanis were thrown out. suf-
ferinc contusions and abrasions OF
mo hodv and limbs. The cycle was
bsdlv damared. The driver attempt
cd to turn the corner short al a hlsh
Miss Nae Bacon recently lost an
hoirloom "A horseshoe stick pin, which
had been in the family for more than
The Misses Jennie Grose, OF VIII
mincion. and Mae and Marion Bacon
Of this city spent four days last week
i'm Atlantic City. ,s -,
ueni-e dcpartment. Washington, u. g.,
spent The weekend with his family
iohn s. Proud. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Iohn b. Proud. Of Fourth street, Is
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Eynon, Of Beverly.
n. j.. are visiting their cousin, Mrs.
George Proud, here.
Fred Walmcr, Of Lebanon, Pa, was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. SnaVe-
ly. OF Third street, over the week
Mrs William Burge, OF Townsend.
ia visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
/ Proud here.
Miss Lillian Proud is spending her
B vacation at LOrewood Grove.
Mrs John Proud who has been IN
I FOR sometime with nerve anection
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Fleming,
who have been on an extended honey
/ moon. returned to their home at Sec
ond and Chestnut streis, yesterday
Miss Edith Gable, a teacher in the
] local schools last year, of Richland-
m %. ar.nrMHmn Nkrnnr nUWn
! the guest Of Mrs. Grover lngle, Della
ware street
Mis- Carrie NJ. Nye. OF Annvllle pa
who has been the guest OF her sister
I Mrs. n. r. SnaVcly, OF Third street
FOR The past week returned home
M. and Mrs. Hugh Ryan OF VII.
mincion. Miss Mary Mcknitt and Nor
ton Il. Bennett Of this city, spent The
weekend az the Tremore, Atlantic
iohn Warren. formely Of the 59lf
4 Pioneers. now stationed at CAM
Meade. Is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Aud, o
Philadelphia. are visiting the mother
of Mr. Auld Mrs. Lillian Aud, thh
Miss Bessie c. Reynolds left thi
morning for a two weeks stay a
WerncrsNille, pa.
Greenbank a. C. team defeated IN
, I fast Penn Seaboard baseball team. las
/, saturday. on the Greenhank diamond
, by the score Of 30 3. Warden Plum
, mer's boys are a fast fielding and
! hard hitting aggregation OF bah play
Il ers. only one player among the Sea
board boys was able 10 pnt the ha
ont OF the lot. The features was On
unhitiable pitching OF Nanderbracl
who famed ~ Seaboard baismen an
II allowed only six scattered hits. an
\ the batting Of the Grasnbank boy
1.-THE boys from New Castle say th
II Greenhankers are some clouters an
N sports. They were royalty eniertainC
II by the club and the warden.
II Score by innings: r. II.
, Greenbank A. C.06O3OO2Ox-9 IS
II Penn Seaboard .i00t0O0Oi-3 6
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