Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
NEWS OF THE DAY
i At NEW CASTLE
Penn Seaboard Awarded Baseball
7 Game From All-Stars After
! Argument.

srcci,, Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle. July 23.-Great excitement
p,cyailed at the base ball game last eve.
Ming n, battery park between the All
Stars and Penn Seaboard team of the
Twilight Industrial League. The game
was awarded by the Umpire Wear to
the Penn Seaboard team. The dispute
arose in the ninth inning when the score
stood To : in favor of the All Stars. The
opposing team was at bat and the bases
We're filled, when run was forced In by
Drew giving base on balls. Pnder
registered kick with the umpire on the
dee sion given to the batter and in his
anger tossed the ball on the home plate
winch allowed another run to he scored.
For this action Pinder was put out OF
the game by the umpire.
The wedding of Henry +. McGulre,
formerly of this city son of Mr.. and Mrs
James Mcclure. who now resides at SUI
West Ninth street Wilmington, to Miss
Mary kathryan Harris, formerly OF Mil
hngton, but who now resides IN VIII
mington, will take place on Saturday at
IL O'Clock noon in.place of Saturday
the 3lst as recently stated. The ceremony
will be performed at the parsonage OF
~ paul's NJ l.. Church by Rev. Carlisle
J.. Hubbard.
Industry Council No - Jr. o. L. A. NJ.
have selected the following committees;
Law. Robert Vantine. Oscar knauss,
Il CharlcSlngram; Amusement, Oscar knauSs
Marvin HattOn, David Harrington; hag,
Samuel Farmer, Howard Porter, Vance
Mitchell: New members, Samuel Farm
cr Wcstley Preston, Howard Porter;
immigration, Frederick Wilhelms Rob
crt Aantirsr, Irwin Kirk, visiting COM
mittce, Frederick Wilhelme, Oscar knauss,
Marvin Haston; Memorial Day, Samuel
Farmer, Robert Nantinc Hugh Nc
Caughan: Frederick Wilhelme, Westlev
Preston; degree work, Samuel tramer,
Frederick Nllhclmc, Robert Nantlne;
,iehnq,rnt committee, Robert Nantine,
samuel Farmer, Frederick Wilhelme,
Charles Ingram. Robert Harrington, Jr.
Members. of the New Castle Gun Club
will be unable To hold their regular shoot
tomorrow on account of the shortage Of
clav nlgcons Tho movements OF western
freirhts have been checked and an order
which nar Jaarcd with the Cleveland Ohio
hrm IS ssilr help up. Several members
III the club ,will participate IN the shoot
on ~atuTdav At the Green Hull traps of
tho Gun Club at Rose Hill.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Christi
ana NJ T. Chlych. have selected a com
mittee on sports and completed arrange
mcntS foI a program of sports and amuse
mrn:s which will take place at Riverside
Beach on Thursday August >. Prizes will
be- awarded to the winners.
While engaged in threshing wheat on
the farm of Samuel Moor of State Road
on " c,lnesday. Samuel Moody farm
hand was severely lntten on the nose by
colored man by tht,name OF Frank Mum
sen The inquired man,waS taken 10 near
by physician for reatnsent ard the Negro
nade his escape.
Trustees of the Commons and the men,
hers of the City Council will meet Tues
dav evening in special session to discuss
the water situation.
Forty-five couples took part in the
automobile straw ridelast evening to Aug
llstine Pier, und er the auspices of the oeri-
cal force of the PenD-Seaboard Steel Cor
poration.
The excursion gvenvesterday by trolley
by the members of the Nazareth NJ. +.
Church to Shellpot Park was we'll attend
ed. Three cars were chartered and 225
persons attended.
Last evening the skift Harriet.
owned by Harry Grandon and J. c. Hyatt