NORTH SHORE BREEZE : 17 
teams played at Marblehead and the 
Marbleheaders won. The Manchester 
boys played in good form and were 
especially good at the bat. Cool 
pitched a good game for the locai 
team and Harry Baker was _ behind 
the _ bat. 
A second inter-class baseball game 
was played between the Sub-Fresh- 
man and Freshman classes on Mon- 
day, May 5. The game was called 
at 3.15 and again it ended favorably 
for the Sub-Freshmen, the score be- 
ing: Sub-Freshmen, 6; Freshmen, 4. 
The batteries were Sub-Freshmen: 
Francis and Walsh; Freshmen: 
Knight and Lucas. The game lasted 
a little over an hour. 
The following schedule of games 
has been arranged for the Manches- 
ter Crickets: 
May 17—Highlanders of Salem. 
May 24—HElites of Salem. 
May 30—Independents of Beverly, 
Trt o'clock. 
May 31—Orioles of Danvers. 
June 7—Manchester High school. 
June 14—Manchester High school. 
July 4—Semecs of Boston. 
July 12—Northern Athletics of Sa- 
lem. 
~S. o- V. Pray Next WEEK 
The Sons of Veterans will give the 
well known farce, “Look Out for 
Paint,” in Town hall next Friday even- 
ing, May 23, and an enjoyable treat is 
in store for those who attend. Mrs. 
Boardman of Gloucester will render 
several solos and the ever versatile 
“Billy” Cook will sing a topical song 
in his own inimitable manner. Price 
25 and 35 cents. 
17 CENT GASOLINE 
Perkins & Corliss, the garage con- 
cern with headquarters in Gloucester 
and Manchester, have an importatit 
announcement on page two of this 
week’s Breeze. Every automobile 
owner will be interested to read what 
they have to say in this period of 
high price gasoline. While other con- 
cerns charge from 20 to 25 cents, this 
concern offers it in 50 gallon lots at 
17 cents. 
Gents: We have the right thing 
for solid comfort for your feet in 
Ground Gripper Shoes. Bell’s, Beach 
street. “i 
A small latch may open a big door. 
When a savage drilled one stick with 
another and kindled a spark he gave 
- mankind flame as a new and supreme 
resource. 
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