Milford chronicle., 1932-08-05
MILLVILLE

Sunday school and class service
this Sunday morning. Preaching
service at night by our pastor, Rev.
c. w. Branford. Let's keep up the
spirit of attending all church serv-
ices.
Misses Emily Jones, Dorothy Balk-
ner and Mary Dale, of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Adella Dale, and grand
mother, Mrs. Cora A. Mcgee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kingsland, of
Stonehurst, Pa, were Over-week-end
guests with Mrs. Clinton Evans.
Mrs. Evans also entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Herschell Bennett and sons
Monday evening.
Mrs. Harry Williams and son Har-
old, of Highland Park, Pa, spent the
weekend with her husband and
father at the home of Mrs. Sadie
Williams.
Miss Mary Mitchell was the Sun
day guest of Miss Marie Lathbury,
of near Dagsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Setman, son
Robert, and daughter Elizabeth, Mrs.
Brown and daughter Ruth, Miss
Elizabeth Moore and Mr.. Shew, of
Philadelphia, were weekend guests
of James S. West.
Mrs. Roland West spent a part of
this week at Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. Ella Tunnel and daughter,
Miss Bessie, of Indiana, and Mrs.
Emma Evans, of Ocean View, were
callers Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
r. G. Steele.
Miss Donna Dever and her COM
pany after spending a week at Beth
any Beach and with her numerous
friends here, left on Sunday for their
home in Kentucky.
Mrs. Kendall Marvil and boys,
Linwood and Chester, spent Monday
afternoon with their aunt, Mrs. An
ME Evans.
Miss Rebecca Clymer, of Harring-
ton, is spending this week with
John Mcgee and mother.
Baseball Game
Just one of those ninth inning af-
fairs, and wow. The House of
"Catania" invaded the stamping
ground ofg Selbyville on Wednes-
day and walked off with the scalps
of those Lusterious Warriors on
their belts after juicy ninth inn
ing rally, which netted b. B. 5 runs.
Up until that time everything looked
like a ball game that had passed on
as being mild. For eight innings
Ed Evans kept the B. B. boys in hot
water, which they could not seem to
cool. But in the ninth, SelbyVille
thinking they had the game all
tucked away and salted down, put
Charles Lewis, the illustriOus barbe-
cue, in the box. Then, 10 and behold,
me lads, such a rally as was staged
certainly did materialize. Hickman,
first up, singled; he then proceeded
to steal everything but the town
cop, including second and third
bases. Evans, who seems all fuzzy,
walked. Whalston reached first by
an error, Mcgee singled. Catania,
batting for Phillips, flied out to
right. Mitchell reached first by err
ror, Hooker singled, Wharton struck
out, and Calhoun fed out to right.
But, oh, what an inning, 5 runs and
a game.
OCOIe ny Innings. ~ - -
B. B. .'.... 900 100 1867 IL 2 !
Selbyville 200 200 1905 IL 4 |
Batteries: b. B. - Evans and |
Mitchell; Selbyville-E. Evans and !
Murray.
Bethany Beach took on one of /
those hitting sprees on Saturday
and defeated Stockley, with all its !
8 to 7. James, who still /
can pitch that old apple, was on the ,
mound for B. B. and struck out IL !
men in innings. Ben Wharton"
alias, Powder Box, carried poi :
son bat for Stockley's pitcher. He
secured 8 hits and a walk in times
at bat. Also Irwin" slammed two
home runs, in successive times at !
bat. Calhoun came in from center
field and caught a very nice game.
score bv innings: r. H. E.
R r. ..... 10 oil 112-8 13
300 OO1 O21-7 10 l.
Batteries: B. B.-James, Evans
md Calhoun; Stockley-Rogers and
Johnson. Umpires, Hudson and
Hickman.