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ad 13 June 26, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 11 Winnetka Defeats Drexel Maroons in Game at Playfield The Winnetka baseball team defeated the Drexel Maroons of Chicago by a score of 10 to 2 last Sunday. Smith of the home nine duplicated his strike- out record of the previous Sunday by whiffing twelve men, and allowing but two hits. A shut-out seemed in- evitable, but a couple of errors, com- bined with a walk, scored two runs for the visitors. Winnetka got atter Linn, Maroon pitcher, in the second inning. After two were out, Knox singled to right, and Carpenter walked. Carey worked the count to three balls and two strikes and then slashed a double to left, scoring two runs. From then on Winnetka had the game much in their own favor, Russ Smith led the day's attack with a double and two singles, in five trips to the plate. Runnfeldt, Knox and Carey each garnered two hits apiece for their day's work. Tomorrow Waukegan will invade the Playfield park. As this team defeated the home boys three weeks ago, by a score of 5 to 4, the game is looked forward to as a tough one. In the last game, Smith of the home team and Bush of Waukegan hooked up in a pitching duel, the latter winning out when Smith tired in the ninth and permitted three runs. The following Sunday Winnetka will take on the fast-stepping Chi-Pals of Chicago. On the Fourth of July Wil- mette will play the first game of a two-game series here. Monday, the fifth of July, the Winnetka boys will engage Wilmette at Wilmette in the morning, and will travel to North- brook to play in the afternoon. Every- one is invited to attend the games. All games at Playfield park at 3 o'clock. | Poster Made by Winnetka Shows at Exposition Attractive hand-painted posters of Y. W. C. A. activities made by Mrs. Henry Tenney of Winnetka have a prominent place inthe Y. W. C. A. hotess house at the Sesqui-Centennial, Philadelphia. These posters have been admired by Chicago- ans at the Woman's World's Fair and were recently displayed at the Na- tional Conference of Social Workers in Cleveland. They were so greatly admired there that the Norfolk Com- munity Fund requested that they be shipped south, so that the various so- cial agencies could see them. At the same time the Publicity department of the Chicago Y.W.C.A. received a call to dispatch them posthaste to the Sesqui-Centennial grounds, where the Philadelphia Y.W.C.A. has a hos- pitality center in Mt. Vernon House, an exact replica of Washington's Home. Visitors are invited to the home to | make use of its many facilities and to apply there for assistance in find- ing quarters. The spacious veranda will be used as a cafeteria for 300 men and women. Other attractions include a lounge and assembly hall. Foreign visitors will find Y.W.C.A. sec- retaries ready to act as interpreters. The * Philadelphia Y. W.C.A. ex- tends an invitation to all Chicagoans and people of the state to enjoy the hospitality of the Mt. Vernon House. Miss Caroline FEckstorm, 888 Oak street, returned from a three months' trip to Europe, June 17. Miss FEck- storm traveled through France, Italy, Switzerland, England and Scotland, sailing home on the steamer Volem- dam. --C-- Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Elmberg and their daughter, Maxine, of Ladysmith, Wis., have been the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. Kastrup, Jr., 1096 Cherry street. Mr. and Mrs. Elmberg motored from Ladysmith. Congregational «Church Morning-- James Evening-- 8:00 Evening Worship. Richards. Sunday, June 27th 11:00 Morning Worship. Austin Richards. Rendezvous of Life." A Brief Sermon for the Children at the early part of the service. Subject, "The Eucharistic Congress, an Adventure in Sympathy." Sermon by Rev. 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