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WINS OVER HARVARD '
m HARD roucm com
and Brown Each 'Allow Five Hits-Both
39 ll 11d But Loose Fielding Gives Eli
in? \ ictory—Pitchcrs 'Also Stu- With .
eir Bats—Large Crowd 'Attends Game
Eli“ E‘V.
.u-s and amid the
m1 ned Herverd by
. he first. some of
—.~5 hrre yesterdey
xx I‘nnd was effec-
n rnntest despite
:ssued puree to
.“m‘s. He held the
a .1 Int: and [eth-
whlch the Elil
- 'w" Brown's de-
wfde-r than Pond.
1 pnches. hitting
;,l<§lng four of
:Ite lead in the
1: nnd stole sec-
mit 10 Todd.
rmwlirl. Who let
I 2: legs, Lind-
. killed a possi-
~1nvs in that in-
rhe air and
'.:.er doubling
x'nzo's half of the
~ Iii-ho to center.
~. 1 a sacrifice
, 1,. \nr, csught
Neale hit into
1 “- .‘l sure double
I. .md threw to
1 \\'e21 r. Camp-
. , INN" at first.
‘ ~-. .s'saie. Sonic
1' ‘11:rrl while Kei
pass. Pond
...,, rizht and
mi through with
- “rst half of the
,»1 Brown sin-
t mrclng out Hill
'1; in right scor—
,. Hrnt‘k out end
15:1! third. '
1' want came in
.11 Mi and im-
innrl then went
- wk I'nrew into
I I mm» through
riL'hl field
. , Hammond and
, 9‘ -l'e outfield in
1 11—1 Samhorelti
'I‘r Art Hagen.
“v to lm’t and
_ :11 1110 base
“."“I' drew up'et
‘ . '1 right but
I »- .14,. Hrd. Brown
L NLNLS
'LAY SUNDAY
p—~—v——.—
- nod»: and Spring-
us Meet in First
9 Of Series at
'or e. treet next
. _ “Ild when the
r'I" . Springwoode in
. r n local teams
lwen greet ri-
lu'o teame and
(1115 are assured
Three games
:er for between
xtday at Hddik
2.11- at Amuse-
:th one game
‘l'xvlik field.
"0 Lockwoods
‘1' defeat the
«:nrity of game
' are out. to
._ I come out on
to. :1 series of
"lover Boys.”
of seeing one
_. the Lockwood
'1::gn'ood lineup
- same as lost
111:5 who have
- m. Okmulgee 0k-
:1 this year. ex-
: m the big show
‘ _., present base-
.rv. notice this
.1 long string of
"teat. He regis-
. on by shut-
“:r‘rl club of the
-::d on his next
mention of the
9’78 this season.
minor league
' rre compiled
= Ikup was one o!
r :YSlde the bi!
or more bell
gs. He won 25
«15011 was short-
u'b‘ in the closing
' .m from taking
1nd has made
~. In date with-
' tail. He has 3
' , . a slow ball and
‘1]; if” 'Ilrmplc trials they
klfmr ilmnr-es of win-
“ "‘I‘lI Harvard this
In Iln ( rimson crew
\\ the patriotic
'I' \1 w Hover:
II" hI‘ spirit should
,I "3' '1 by some of the
s.
"171 in the Eu-
‘ have struck
going like I
I”F°r‘.t time. They
2' frf‘m New Ha.-
377:1“ rstanding that
n g" 2"“ Carry ever?-
angai fail for one to
n I: no open with-
a. doctor hill. .
‘luno 18. —Amid again contributed eome timely hit-
mng costumes of tin. by oinlllnt down the third bus
line scoring umber-kl. Jenkins end-
., 1 lands of may ed the rolly by driving e 16y: fly to
Weer
The score: -
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on belle—oi! Brown. 8:
countd
mam.
Hit by pitcher—by Brown, I.
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Cempbell. 1b I o 1 I o 1
Gordon. ct I o o o o 0
Todd. if d O o I o o
Hommood. =3 11 I o o 1 1 1
Chi-2.: "s o s c s 3
Art motors. rt 3 o D 1 o 0
Al Rotors. I! o o o o o 0
Hill. 3b 1 0 1 0 I 0
Brown, p 8 1 3 o 8 o
Somborllti x \y 1 1 o o o o 4
82 I 5 Id 11 4
x—Batted for Art Rogers in 8th.
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oh 9 b be e. e
Lindley. rt I 1‘ o 8 o 1
Ewlnl‘. II 6 0 o 1 d D
O'Heern, 1h 2 1 D 10 o o
Mallory. e d o 1 5 o o
Hatches. lb d 0 1 I I 0
Wear. it 8 O o I o o
NOIIO. ct d 1 1 o 0 o
Kli Kee. :h' I 0 0 3 I 1
Pond.n .. I o I o I 1
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1“. 1 1 o o o 1 o o 0": u n .8“! ulnar. "In:
Two beoe hits—Chick. J n W
Neele. Dou- be!!! up his coma; bout. with John-
ble piers—Jenkins to Cempbell: Rel X M.“- in a",
Koo to living to O'Reun. '7 Bacon o! ew
out-by Brown. 5: by food. o. lose
"N“ M at, on bleeds! oval-c.
as: Pond, 7. ' ‘ ‘
We think that Rocco will Win.
Moore is e. feet youngster end bu
been coming along st o. rapid rote
of speed. but we are droid thst he
is not yet in the close or Rocco and
his manager ehould'be careful about
melting such notches.
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Moon is one o! the dust lode
that ever domed o pelr of boxing
zlevm end hes a urge following in
. benk roll.
mew-woo
enunciated:-
Wins Sweeping Victory
in Great El Paso Endurance-Economy Run
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survi- 'ce Station on Boston Post Road, Nash’s Cor. WW ’ 1..
Fons ere con man; nines the
knockout of MR Moody by Kerry some.
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It is obi: stop tor Jocklo end it it use . NC to a“ writer.
I" upoete the ‘°" end ecoroe ‘ who thought. my would put the: the Yele
win, he will be mun; on the world. up e bend arm. the, Putt-l 8'1 '
it will moon plenty at work for
him during the summer end will
give him o silence to increase the
tall-tom
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hove something else I! des game-
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nose to get any piece in the rib: Seturdey for Freuee.
will so ritht in training for
or games. They diepll’ed I On. 911'“
The Welshman proved tint he is m entering a“ blue bout a the trials FM}.
The Yele oeromen will leove on
Olympic champs.
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New Shipment of
200 Scatter Sized
Oriental Rugs to Go On Sale
1 .- Prices are remarkable. Friends who have been waiting to get a few
odd rugs for nooks needing the brightness of Oriental colorings will be glad
_to know of this purchase.
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i -' Our patrons, no doubt, realize that 'during the summer menths, we
are often able to make splendid purchases at reduced prices. In selecting
1 these rugs bear in mind this fact and note that the prices are even lower
than the low prices of our winter sale. it is an opportunity to seize. .
‘17.50
Washed rugs, many of which are unusually heavy
1 and fine in quality. The largest variety in colors that we
have yet had. Average size 3 x 5’.
‘ Unwashed rugs, of beautiful weight and texture.
{They would be much higher had they been washed.
Larger rugs, in wonderful colors — navy blues and ~
soft shades among them. L‘ong nap with silken sheen.
They are really rare bargains.
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‘ Bathing Dress‘es
for Beach Wear
I (These are very fc~ 1 bathing I
‘ dresses for th05e who do ..-. wear the ”
jersey swimming suit. Heavy black
taffeta overdress to be worn with
jersey tights. All are of the sort which
well dressed women prefer.
Surf Satin suits having overdress or
ruffled knickers attached are exceeding-
> ly good looking with a skirt of tiered
.fiounces or embroidered' m color. These
: , suits are‘ 45.95
3 Others from :3 to $22.50
I’ _ Second floor-
Bags Convenient for Overnight Kits
Mode of imihtion leather which looks like the real thing, these brief
cases are Excellent for carrying books. papers and even the nosesssry tooth
brush end comb for on overnight trip. They lock securely. a $1.35
Regular overnight be: with e potent fastener is roomy enough to com o
W: "it sud s ten other note-mes. g one
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3" CD2 D 359% C0
.IVIu‘té Kid
Shoes
formalities-costumes
Owing to the late
season. the demand for
these beautiful white
kid pumps is very greet
for warm weather. Our
assortment is complete
with a large variety of
cut-out and strap styles.
It is time to get them‘
while sizes and models
ere‘intact. Prices are
adapted to all purses
$5.50 to 515
Mods: floor.
Dressy Hats
of Ha: Rum?"
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‘7.50‘
Hots in becoming
shapes which may be
worn all summer for
better wear. In brown
or black they are
trimmed with flowers
or sheer bits of wispy
iICHiSO loops of
satin ribbon. These
are hats which conser-
vative women will like. ,. ‘
I Socond floor. It;
Bright ‘Voile
Frocks
for mu. cm. a,» .
‘2
Just the colors tint
lively little girls should
weer in vivid, blue. red.
green. yellow and meny
shedes. Some are plain
voilos, others dotted
end rows of vol lece
in the neck and tiny
coves. They ere ever
so cool and are easily
leundered.‘ .Sizes 2 to 5~
years.
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