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June 16, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 13 Waukegan Champs Take Close Game from Local Nine The Waukegan K. of L. Winnetka game last Sunday was perhaps the most exciting baseball game that has been played on the local diamond in many seasons, the "North Shore Champs" fi- | nally emerging vic- | torious over the | locals, 5-4. The game was a pitching duel be- tween George Pan- osh, the pride of Winnetka and Harry Conrad, Waukegan twirler. Panosh pitched superb ball for sev- en innings, allow- ing but a single hit during this time. It had been announced that this would be his last game with Winnetka, as he had planned to leave for his home in Wisconsin, but he has chang- ed his plans and will be here for the remainder of the season, much to the delight of Winnetka fans. Jerre Hartman, assistant athletic di- rector of Northwestern university, who made his debut as manager of the Winnetka Baseball team, Sunday an- nounces that he will endeavor to give Winnetka Fans a fast, clean exhibition of the National past-time, each Sunday, at the Playfield, adding "there are to be no more traveling games--all are to be at Playfield. The time is 3 p.m." "Bill" Carey, catcher, is captain. It was in the eighth inning of last Sunday's game that the visitors found themselves. Two doubles and a home run were good for three, while two costly errors by Johnnie Lindholm and another two-bagger, pushed the visi- tors' total score up to five, for the inning. After going scoreless for six innings 'Winnetka awoke from their hitting slumber and scored a pair of runs. Panosh greeted Conrad with a single, to left, to open the inning. "Howy" Prange, who played second for Northwestern university this year, crashed out a double and Panosh halt- ed at third. Johnnie Lindholm then snatched out a single, scoring Panosh and Prange. After a let-down in the- eighth, which gave the visitors their five runs, Winnetka came back strong in their half and came within one of knotting the count. Holleb, who also played under the colors of the Purple this season, drew a walk, Jacobs pushed him to third, with a double, from whence he scored on Kadison's single. Panosh forced Kadison, then con- "Bill" Carey FUR REPAIRING Now before you store your furs for the summer, let me have them for REPAIRING RELINING REMODELING I can save you at least 80%. My 18 years' experience in Wilmette alone is your guarantee. All work is done in my home. JOHN T. ROSBERG Tailor--Furrier 830 Park Ave. Wilmette 2590 tinued to the keystone sack on the next pitched ball. "Howy" Prange lined a single to left, scoring Jacobs, and Panosh was nailed at the plate in an attempt to score. Lindholm fanned to end the inning. Next Sunday Winnetka will take on the strong North Chicago A.C.s at the Playfield. This club defeated Wil- mette by a lop-sided score, last Sunday, consequently the locals are preparing for a stiff battle. Mrs. Frank Nason Hostess to Ex-Service Committee Mrs. Frank C. Nason of Kenilworth entertained the workers of her com- mittee for friendly co-operation with ex-service men, an activity of the Kenilworth Neighbors club, Thursday of last week. Much enthusiasm was shown amongst the new workers. Her guests on that day were Mrs. Joseph Joyce, Mrs. W. O. Belt, Mrs. Arthur Adair, Mrs. Harry Harrison, Mrs. Walter Shattuck, Mrs. Walter Knoop, Mrs. Thomas White, Mrs. Clyde Ross, Mrs. Noble Gillett, Mrs. Roy Osgood, Mrs. B. C. Hawks and Mrs. Harry Weiss. Cigarets and chocolate bars were dis- tributed last Monday at Great Lakes. "Please, someone, send us a victrola! Phone Mrs. Nason, Kenilworth 4363," the committee urges. Lloyd Kingsley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Kingsley, Cumnor road, Kenil- worth, who has been confined at the Evanston hospital for many months, is now at home again. Permanent Waving HEALTH AND REDUCING BATHS A thoroughly equipped institution specializing in Reducing Sulphur Steam Electric Light Baths | for Rheumatism, Neuritis, Reduc- i ing and Up-building. SWEDISH MASSAGE Our new shop is completed and treatments are now being given. MARIA Beauty Culture Elm Street and Chestnut Second Floor Telephone JO2 Winnetka = off Meats SIMPLE STATEMENT? Yes, but it takes a great deal of worth-while effort on our part to keep it a statement of fact. It would be very easy to take the ordinary run when we select our meats. But we know we'll make several times as many good friends and cus- tomers by taking the trouble to assure that extra measure of goodness. We know you'll appreciate the difference. Dandy Broilers--Direct From the Farm --and Absolutely Fresh Dressed. Peters Market Meats of Quality 734 Elm Street Phones 920-21-22 LATE PLANTING We still have a wide assortment of excellent quality stock that was grown especially for the late comers for-- Flower Beds Porch and Window Boxes SPECIAL Wrexham Delphinium Holly Flowered Delphinium. Plants that will bloom this summer. Specially priced at $4 per dozen EDWARDS FLORIST 917 Willow Rd. Tel. Winnetka 885