Delphos Daily Herald from Delphos, Ohio • Page 3

THE DELPKOS HERALD DELPHOS TEAM IS VICTORIOUS HERE SUNDAY Merchants Baseball Team Successful in its Second Start of the "Twomile Tigers" at South Clay Field in Well-Played and Interesting Contest. The Delphos Merchants baseball team won Sunday hi its second start the season, defleatlng the speedy "Two-mile in a well-played and interesting game by a score of 5 to 4. A timely hit by Dickman with bases full in the fourth Inning was the high point of the game. Up to this time, neither team had scored. Ebbeskkotte had led off with a single to short.

Meeklns was safe on a hit past first. Ditto struck out. Swick singled to left, filling the bases. Burnett flied out to third. With two down and the bases clogged.

Dickman came to bat and singled to left. The ball was returned by way of short, who overthrew at the plate and a total of three runs came in, Dickman perching on third. Grewe then hit safely to right, scoring Dickman. Five of the ten hits credited to Delphos were made In this inning. Hits by Westrich and Meekins in the lifth resulted in the scoring of another run for Delphos, making their total five.

They threatened again in the eighth inning when Raabe, batting for Muniott, singled to right and Swick doubled to left. Both died on bases, however. The "Tigers" scored two runs on three hits and an error in the sixth and two more eighth on a walk and a single -and double. Pal Davis pitched for Delphos, allowing nine hits. Score by innings: Keiffer, Dorothy Korman, Kloeppel, Effl-i Marie Knmv'ton, Jane Lcinlntfcr, iM Ev- mett McClnr-3, Ralph Metz.

Norii Miller, fJ-uilr-stine Tvlin i.ic. Grace PUs u.b.uvv>v. i Mussiir, Vi r-nia 1 Shellalr.rivr, Rf I ert inn-, J. Wallerick. Juniors receiving these letters were Harriett Viel, Ruby Powell, Olga Lei-1 Hch, Stanton Gephart, Dorothy Foley.j Jane Eiche, Billy Edwards, Martha Pitsenbarger.

Sophomores awarded letters for general music were Charles Julia Metz, Orpha Knepper, Norman Hersey. Letters awarded for commercial work were Virginia Reed, Mary Wilhelm and Delta Collins. The four eighth grade pupils who received certificates for being among the upper -one percent of the state in a state test recently given were: Selma Liff, Louvia Wade, Dorothy Griffith and Elizabeth O'Bryant. Those receiving certificates for being among the upper twenty-five percent of the lo'cal eighth graders in the same test weres Selnva Liff, Dorothy Griffith, EliJabeth O'Bryant, Louvia Wade, Jean jforyan, Pauline Teman, Dolores Newton, Carl Erick- scn, Gail Miller, John Peltier, Richard Rinehart, Marylena Stirn, Emily Rozelle, John Davis, James Szabo, Esther Steinbrenir.er, and Ivan Rupert. JEFFERSON HIGH TO PLAY ALUMNI FRIDAY MONDAY, MAY 23, 1932.

They hope condition for the play ar.d M-el is predicting that hi team, in spite of the disadvantage advanced age, will take the tc-rs into camp. Coach Smith is putting his charges through and is of the opin-' ior that they will be able to hold their own with the Alumni npresen-t- atives and will come thruugh with another win. i i i Many of the 'members of the Ftnal Game of School Year for Alumni asscdation now esidinK at Red and White to be Played i other cities will return to Delphos at South Clay Field 011 After-I for the Alumni Friday night noon and Day on which AJum-j and a large attendance is predicted HOLD SERVICES FOR VICTIM OF AUTO ACCIDENT ni will be Team of "Old Boys" being Assembled. for the g'anie. K.

OF C. WILL ENTERTAIN AT FMES MEETING Delphos Council Knights of Co-f lumbus, to Provide Program a Session of Eagles Lodge Funnai services fcr Allen Bair, tend Dance Tuesday Evening be Held this who was fatally injured in an accident i at Cit Ha Ohio Stompers Rev. S. W. Metz is in Charge of Services Conducted Saturday Afternoon for Allen Bair, Son of Mr.

and Mrs. John Number of Relatives and Friends in Attendance. LOCAL AMERICAN LEGION POST SPONSORS DICE Public Cordially Invited to At- Massachusetts The name of. the stafe of Massn- chusetts is a corruption, by the Colonists, of the Aljtonkin Indian name by which part of the region was known -Massadelni-es-ct, "the place by the Wg little Jefferson High school will play its final gaime of the present season at the South Clay park Friday afternoon, starling at 3:00 o'clock, and is expecting some very rough going at this time. The Red and White are due to meet this time a 'team composed of Alumni of the school.

Melvin Westrich is in charge of the organization of the team of IV.rmrr Jefferson High stars and announces that he will have a stroiia' aggregation in the field. Among the players who will ably represent the Cards are Ralph I Allciir.eier, Suir.y Raabe, John Eiche, Bill Dickman, Can-oil Holmes, Carl i Lisk, Guy Tilton, Bob Howard, Eldon Ebbeskotte, Paul Raabe, Paul Staup, jKersTLth Shumaker, Wilbur Ayers, Shttler, Wcstrich. Others be the list. The Eagles will The "01:1 H. have practice evening by K.

C. i session Tuesday night at South Clay rooms. FORMER OWNER OF GARAGE IN DELPHOS DIES also to Attend Meeting. A regular meeting- of the Eagles lodge iwi11 be held this evening and Jan exceptionally large ottendance is anticipated for this meeting. I The will be provicl- ed ythe Knights of Columbus in re- hurn for the entertainment provided iby tho Eagles lodge at K.

of C. Word has 'been received lure of the death of Theodore Noirot, ol' I.b'a, formerly -proprietor of the Lincoln Highway garage, North Main street. on the Lincoln Highway east of Del- will Provide At- phos late Wednesday -afternoon, were tendance is Expected. conducted at the Bair home en North Franklin street Saturday afternoon at! 2 o'clock. Rev.

S. W. Metz, of the Methodist Church, officiated. Mrs. Guy Tilton, and Mrs.

Frank Linder furnished the musi, 1 he The members of the Commenorativc 2(58 of the American Legion a -darcc'2 Tuesday evening Hall. The proceeds are to used for the benefit of the- local meeting last Monday night. The! The services were attended by a youthful entertainers who have beenllaige nuimber of relatives and friends i providing entertainment under the i and floral offerings were in aus o1 Delphos Council, Knights Mr. Noirct succumbed at tho'Wma ()L Colunnbus, here and for neighbor- -beck, T.eroy O'Brian, Neil Leininger, i TI i -vr -bearers were: Bernard Nor- Tickets is begin at 8:30 o'clock. an en sale and a large affair will at iing K.

of C. councils willbe on the program at the Eagles hall, Jimmie He is survived bv five sens and two i tz with, his magic and Bobby City hospital Saturday nv.rning 5 o'clock, the result ol' peritonitis. daughters. The funeral Church will be held Tuesday 10 o'ckck at St. Nicholas Miller Citv.

ILindeniann with a program of singing- and dancing'. The Knights of Columbus will meet at tho K. of C. hall at 8:00 o'clock this evening and will march to tiio! i 1 jr 4 NOIIlh bAGLES Carl Easterling, Henry Metzger and Irwin Bowersock. The following were 'active pall- bearers: Kenneth Schwinnen, Ralph: Staup, Clyde Stcmen, Donald John Bowersock and Charles at the Walnut Buiial was made Kngles hall in a body.

A good attend- V(? cemeterv a nee- of Knights is expected at this meeting. Horns, caps, confetti and the like will tend to to the hilarity of the occasion. The hall will lie decorated with serpentine. Music for the dancing will be provided 'by the Ohio Stompers, a well orchestra. The members -of the c'ance mittee are busily engaged in pic-ting- preparations for the dance.

com- com- The, regular business meeting of! will be held at this Those present from out-of-town included: Mrs. Margaret Talky and daughter, Betty, Jack Price and I business session. NOVICE EAGLES The Eagles will be entertained this evening by K. C. Lodge at Eagles rooms.

Lunch served by F. O. E. 93 Tigers Delphos Box score: Kosengardner Ballweg, Nans, 3b Wrigley, Ib Schamp, B. Schamp, Hanf, rf B'rown, cf Ritchie, If Total Westrich Ebbeskol Meekins, Ditto, 2b Swick, 3 Raabe, i Burnett, Dickman Grewe, Davis, Total 000002020 4 00041000X 5 ss ab 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 36 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0.

4 Ib 1 1 2 0 1 1 0 2 1. 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 eh, ss totte, If is, 2b 3b rf -t, rf an, cf Ib Ll 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 3 2 1 33 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 5 1 1 2 1 2 0 1 1 1 0 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 PUPILS RECEIVE SCHOOL LETTERS AT JEFFERSON Four Pupils Awarded Letters for Scholarship Others Given Awards for Singing and Athletics. Four pupils of Delphos High were awarded letters for scholarships at the Jefferson the latter part of the last weak. Two of these, Wilson Kispert and Delta Collins, were awarded letters for the year, 1030-31.

The other two, Ralph Metz and Frances Baxter, received letters for the year now coming to a close. Baseball letters were awarded to George Winters, Joe Cattell, John Heck, Carl Foley, Orlo Miller, Norman Mericle, Vaughn Rinard, Harold Gonyca, Howard Etter, Robert McCabe. Those receiving basketball letters were John Heck, William Huysman, Harold Williams, Robert McCabe, Robert Stallkamp. Walter Patterson, Ralph Orlo Miller. Awards in the music department included thirteen letters for participa- t'on in the eiateddrod ami forty for fveneral music.

Those who received letters for eisteddfod work were Robert Whittington. Harriftt Viel, Frances Paster, Kcrmaii, David Ditto, 1 etha Musses, Grace Pitsenbarger, Jndkiiu, Charles Shumaker, J'illy Edwards, Ralph Mriz, Noah and Jane Eicho. Seniors receiving letters for ger.era! music were France" Faye I osi, Esther Bindel, Amelia Dickie, Vaughn Br.uv.i, Mildred Fuller, Everett Jones, Anr.c'tri? Judkkins. Gr.icb Auction today! Chesterfield buys the best Chesterfield tobaccos are right A 1932, LICCETT MVIRS TOBACCO Co I OWADAYS, wlien so many people are talking about paper is while, the best cigarette paper that money can buy. There is purity hi every ingredient and cleanliness in every operation.

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