The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-07
WILMOT
Sundays Baseball Notes.


Wilmot won their second straight
game Sunday, defeating Happy's Handy
Kids, 8 to 6, in a hard fought game
which was filled with thrille.
Sorenson's home run drive in the
eighth, sending in Hob Richter in a
head of him, decided the game. Sor-
enson's drive was the longest ever
made in the Wilmot park and travelled
nearly to the fence in center field.
The hard hitters for Wilmot were
Sorenson, with a home run, triple
and a single; George Richards, with
four singles and Mericle, with three
one-base knocks.
George Richards and frankie Meri-
Gle showed their speed on different
occasions=-George stealing second and
third and frankie stealing second. Il
Hanson welded the big stick for
Racine, getting two of the five hits, al
lowed by Sorenson. His contribution
was double and triple, and they
were real base hits. Gumbo bore down
and struck him out the other two times
he came to bat.
Gene Rose, one of the greatest ath-
letes ever developed at Racine high
school, starred at third for the WISH
tors
Next Sunday fast Waukegan team
will be at the Wilmot park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Anderson and
daughter of Crystal Lake were enter
tanned Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kruckman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Beck we're
in Kenosha for the day Sunday. Mrs.
P. Meyers and children returned home
with them for q short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Joyce and
children from Chicago are occupying
their cottage on their river south of
the village until July.
The infant children Of Mr.. and Mrs,
f. Schramm have been seriously i'll
with 'pneutnonia the past week.
w Martin of Kenosha purchased
the Murphy property in Wilmot and
took possession last week. Mr.. Mar
tin intends running restaurant here
this summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Murphy Of Ke-
nosha were in Wilmot several days
last week.
Harry Schmalfeldt of Silverlake COM
menced work for the Carey Electric
company Monday.
Mrs. H. Mcclure and daughters and
VIM. Mcclure returned to Chicago
Sunday after week spent at their
Wilmot cottage.
Miss Bushonville returned to her
home in Kenosha Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dean and children
of Bassetts, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Luke and
children of Wheatland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Dean and children of Silver
lake spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
George Dean. Mr.. Dean has just re
turned from stay of several weeks at
Richmond. S@
Walter Carey accompanied by Grace
and Irving Carey drove to Chicago for
the day Tue sday.
Mrs. Natalie Strupe is visiting at the
home of her brother, Arthur Stoxen
at Wauconds Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Stoxen and daughter spent the day
there Sunday.
Mrs Dolores Brownell was the guest
Of Milwaukee relatives from Wednes-
day to Friday this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. T. Langbine Jr. Of
Chicago were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Buckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nutham and
family of Kenosha were Sunday call
ers at the Winchel and Rouden
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Boulder of Ap-
pleton are guests this week Of Mrs
Hannah Boulder.
The local Teachers associa-
ton will hold it's next meeting at the
Wilmot gymnasium Tuesday night
May IL. The program committee has
been most fortunate in securing the
high school band and orchestra and
several solo numbers for that evening
This will be the first appearance Of
the band in concert this yeas, and a
small admission is to be charged for
the affair.
Miss Rittman returned to Burling-
ton Sunday.
The school board of the Wilmot
graded school received very favor
able report from State Superinten-
dent John Callahan following the in
spection of our school by Supervisor
George H. Landgraf and County Super
intendent Ihlenfeldt. In part the let.
ter from Madison is as follows: Il am
glad to note that Inspector Landgraf
has made a very favorable report of
your school to this office-doing very
good work, using modern methods eff
fectively and the school-rooms were
found orderly and at work. the pupils
alert and responsive. You have one of
the two best state graded schools in
your county. The school is we'll sup
piled with equipmen, is in good re-
pair and the rooms were found clean
and sanitary throughout"
Miss Bice has been re-engaged as
principal of the Wilmot grades and
Miss Hope as primary teacher for the
coming year The Wilmot graded
school was awarded second place at
the Union Grove fair for Kenosha
county schools Saturday.
Principal Eldon Mulder has announc-
ed that he has secured M. H. Jackson
from the state department of public
instruction in which he is a state
library inspector, to speak at the I'm
ion Free High school commencement
exercises this June. Mr.. jackson has
had much experience in Chatauqua
work and is highly entertaining
speaker. Those from here who had
the good fortuna to hAar him At HMM