Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-30
WESTERLY

all the baseball games scheduled nao e0 be postponed.
 Final arrangements have been made TOT the Memorial day parade and proVloeo the weather clears in time, the pest pro- cession in the history of Westerly IS eX- pected Admiral H. O. Dunn, commano- ant of the First naval district 1 Mho mili he discharged from the service Iuesday, has informed Marshal George Leonard that he will be present to assist at the | exercises. The admiral has also made ar | rangements for a detachment Of lUo sail ors and a naval band from Newport 10 | take part The three veteran orSanlza- tions of Westerly will also be present, m ] addition to Budlong and Hancock Noh- ans Relief corps.
 Rev. Thomas Larkin, pastor Of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, an- nounced Sunday that Rev. Peter McOscar, a former pastor of the church, would ar rive in Westerly during the next few days for rest Father McOscar was in charge of the parish over six years and was very well liked by the parishioners. Since leaV- ing here he has been stationed at Atlanta, Ga, and other southern cities but the climate has not agreed with him. lie will be here for the summer months.
 In a fast game of baseball played at Vose park Saturday afternoon Westerly High lost to East Greenwich Academy, to 4. Stenhouse was on the mound TOT Westerly and would have won his game easily but for eight costly infleld errors by his teammates He allowed but five | hits, struck out 10 men, and did not issue one pass Magner, who started in the box for the visitors, was wild, and although | he was found but three times safely his wiIdness accounted for practically all of Westerly's runs. He was relieved in the seventh by Booth and he pitched hitless i ball in the last three frames. Stenhouse proved to be about the whole Westerly team, but Blake in left field helped him
 out of several tight holes by some fine
 catches. The score by innings follows: R. H. E. E. Greenwich.o % o4OO 1-5 5 1 Westerly 70 70 1 0 3 0 0 O-4 8
 Batteries: E. G. A. Magner, Booth and
 McDermott; W. H. S., Stenhouse and
 Maine; umpire. Hughes. Westerly fans will have plenty of op-
 portunity to see some good baseball games
 this (Monday) afternoon. Westerly High
 school will play the second game of the
 year with South Kingston High for the
 cup trophy, and with an even break in luck the local boys expect to cinch this years series in this game. as they easily
 uefeated the South county boys in Wake field a few weeks ago. Maine was the
 winning pitcher in that contest and in all probability he will be sent in to repeat Monday. The rest of the team will line
 up as follows Maine c, Meikle 1b, Grills
 2b, Lenihan ss, Mitchell 3b, and the out
 field composed of Blake, Mckenzie and
 Bamford.
 Things will also be stirring here when
 the Stonington town nine meets the 1, Westerly Kaceys. Manager Sisson of the . Kaceys has strengthened his lineup con siderably since the last appearance in Westerly and feels confident that a win
 ming combination has at last been found
 as the Kaceys defeated Hope Valley with
 Sherman pitching Saturday afternoon, to 0. The local players touched up Sher. mans delivery for 10 safeties and woI
 without much opposition. Kiernan did tho k twirling for the Kaceys and won his frs game of the year, holding the opposition to three hits.
 The game this afternoon will be pitch !, ed by Edwards of R. I. State college and ' as at Saturdays game, kellars of Nor wich will be on the receiving end. Tn, | rest of the team will line up as follows U Dowd 1b, Gadrow 2b, Bentley ss, Ferrart e 3b, and Miller, Crowley and Rhoades il
 the outfield.
 Laeonics. AS on the first night of the exhibit O
 school work at the high school hall, larg e crowds inspected the pupils work Frida 5 evening
 l. Mrs. Frances Lathrop of Philadelphi is visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Joh u Champlin.
 3. A number of local boxing fans ar Il planning to attend the Dempsey -Carper y tier fight July ?. and have made appl 'r cation for tickets.
 le The Ladies auxiliary, A. o. H.. held III successful social and dance in Mechanic
 hall last Thursday evening, with abol r 200 in attendance. Music was furnishe ,u by Mullaney's orchestra. IL Miss Alice Dove returned to her dutit 'n s at the Westerly postoffice last Friday a io ter her annual vacation. CT Carl Morrell of Wollaston. Mass. u visiting relatives in Westerly. se J. Raymond Burke, sub-master at u
 Stoughton, Mass, High school is spen' ing the holidays at his home on Ledwal 'o avenue.
 The Westerly students at R. L Sta e- college are at their homes in town ov
 the holidays
 ed Budlong post, G. A. R., the Spani! War Veterans and the American LegiC K attended divine services in a body Sund; ;" morning at the Methodist Episcop
 church.
 ao Rev. Thomas Larkin, pastor of | | IT. Church of the Immaculate Conception, h o- announced that beginning Sunday ne h' the summer schedule of masses will u into effect Mass will be said at 7.S0.
 and 10.30, and all will be low masses. .s- The degree team of Narragansett cou cil, No. 21, K. of C., eXemplified the thi degree of the order on class of can( ,u' dates at Taftville Sunday evening. Il" Herbert w. Chappell. instructor of h
 tory at the West Haven High school, spe to the week end with Westerly friends. ell The casino at Atlantic Beach was ope
 ed for roller skating Saturday night, a 'h' a large crowd assembled to enjoy |
 sport.
 n Byron Lewis, who is employed by Sw
 & Go. at their New Haven office is V as iting at his home on Walnut street. ay
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