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Yi tterday’s
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play, in recent years, is the
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Numerous women are finding de-
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Regardless of the model you select or the
price you pay, your Bulova Watch will give a
lifetime of dependable satisfactory service.
S huUe hat all Ifcc.te <is.,cfs. lie
c«i<<! ready to hloxtoni into a
show ' ti'ir. Hovtver, the unfortunate ae- might say one m a tliousond.
In the laat 20 years Sehuite is
the only eenter fielder I have ever
seen in the majors who plays in
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Wichita
Houston
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<Po»innati 8-8
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Pitub.ir. 8
Speaker
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Gehrig
Ruth
Cobb
Hornsby
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getting balls hit over their head
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the extant
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i.ached tin edge ol the Mg green,
but needed three putts. The match
' as iquart
plumped into the
the quai’y and
cock<d-up lie.
from th ;'i'een
drive was v.. 11 up
v. ay ; lit uld get honi.
Roland ’ Tl'.i boy In'
that, 1 am sure, has
missed the third green, a one - shot- | quite equalled undt r
POULTKT
Hena 11c to 14c per lb ; fryers 12c
to 10c lb, old rooetera 5c per lb ;
lurkeya 12c per lb.; ducka 10c
per lb.; fertile egga 16c per doe.; in-
fertile eggs 18 l-8c doz; table but-
ter 2Oe to 35c per lb . packing stock
butter 16c to 18c per lb
In one retf>e>t—hit ability to
play in close—XcAs/t. t/j/iimla me
itionyly of Tris Kpeal.i t, the yreat
est out fielder that tier roamt'l
ccnti r /it hl trintory in the uiapjrs
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TN those few words Col. Lindbergh has
1 summed tip the reasons why you too,
should wear a Bulova.
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I Next unit I ease up.*' he coneladed,
I it will be as we shake hands.*’
I Geoi ge ba.- playud that way
since.
From $1,250 to $3,000 for r
fine motor car, but—you neg-
lect to watch the most im-
portant thing that keeps that
fine car in good running or-
der.
Ite. July
To Kfr
le
Wright Marble Yard Ball
' Team to Play Fort Worth
The Wright Marble Yard baseball
train, composed of players from the
Company F, IM th Infantry team
nnd the Denton Ftre Department
team will play the Carter-Sweeny
Lumber Company team of Fort
Worth at Harrison Park here Sun-
day The game will be called at
3 30 and a cloae-score game is ex-
liected.
the slow green
hLs five
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Lindbuom's hiMofK non-stop
flight from New York to Paris)
14 Kt. white gold filled case; hand-
somelycrgraved, inlaid with black
enamel) 17 jewrL radium dial
Each watch comet in a beautifully
engri.—dhciT together with exact
reproduction of nis letter of eti-
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Slates senate employ women aj
their secretaries.
USE AMALIE OIL
The 1^0 Per Cent Pure Penn-
sylvania Oil.
Sold By
ALAMO STORAGE CO.
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Wilkins vs
Bank
Hornsby made one single in sev-
en times at bat.
The home run derby was momen-
tarily stopped as Millar of the Indi-
ana htid both Ruth and Gehrig hit-
loss—the former was at bat three
times and tire latter four times.
and Cobb were idle
Pct HR
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.344
cpHAT was a mighty tough break
•*■ not only for Fred Schulte but
the St. Louis Browns uh well when
Schulte crashed Into the concrete
wall In that city while chasing a
fly ball and suffered injuries that !
threaten to keep him out of the
game for the rest of the season.
Schulte, who cost the Browns
r#
ttfached
ve pat-
d $2.50
S I'. ANDREWS, Scotland, .In-
ly 15.—Bobby Jones, to all in-
tents and purposes, won the
British open golf championship
for the MM.on.1 lime ii« a
when he ptived
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The big | a handicap hard to overcome
him. I matter how proficient the player
might be at the
bat or in the
field
A ma jorily
of the major
league outfield-
ers of today
have just ordt-
throwing urm«. some of them
GOOD OIL
Do not let r nickel or dime
a quart keep you from giv-
ing that motor the kind of
oil it should have. Good oil
not only lasts longer but
gives better lubrication.
nt rvriY Mip trit- i.tn r. 111 iium
Washington his face curiously gray;
_...u nap,ted up .moth-'
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lale.wl boriowInfcH
from the preceding
regarding technical
stock market ~z~
aud another wave of I
over the general llal In
Inga.
.trance. You
. You
Put yourself
against
You aie 8 down
In a national
“The Bulova Watch,
which it is my pleasure
to wear, keeps accurate time and is a beauty.”
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or the gov-l
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ECtlou i* oil
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directed td
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who pay ted
transport* j
to carry 23
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Rondeau to Vacuum Oil
76 acres tn James Brent Survey.
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Rondeau to Vacuum Oil I
:r“ V-'~> Bryant Sur-
. April 26 ’27. fl
lenry E. Rondeau to Vacuum Oil
row
hia fourth
round in 72 and made a record-
breaking 73-hole score of 285.
Here's the proper garb for
hoppers this aeaiqn The mode!
!• Miss Mildred Doran, schoo
teacher of Flint. Mich , who Is U
iccompany Augie Pedlar on an at-
.erupted flight • from. Flint < U
Honolulu./
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Strong Arms
Scarce
mg league am.u.poero ' ln Outflftld
beginning to show why he
_u. lu tho open I
1 nary
i might uyoie properly be classed
as weak. Rival clubs have such
I players spotted. Any time a ball
i« hit in their territory the run.
j tiers never fail to try for an extra
i hast*.
This Is a severe handicap on a
pitcher, since it enables the op-
posing team to got more than
’ be ordinary edge from its base
great ditti< ulty in coiniag in fast'
on short-iiit fly balls.
However, there i» a
suee in the abil-
ity ot the vari-
ous outfielders
when you con-
sider the other
feature, playing
in close, then
going out and
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Thursdil) ■« Keeuits.
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Wfxshlngton-Detroit. rain
Philadelptila-CnK.igo.
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Consider it an abstract proposi-
tion, now.
George Von Elm ranked as one
ol the finest match-players of the
world, and mukui'i a bid in the na-
tional amateur championship °r
1P24 al Merlon, is 8 up on his first-
round opponent al,> r the third hole
cf the afternoon lound. Eight up.
and 1& to play. What i.s the cirance
that the opponent will square the
match and carry it pas' the thirty-
sixth?
Well, not much ot
BRIEF ITEMS OF SPORT watchmg sggrebuaro
CHICATK)-Mack Gamer, one of
the best known jockeys in Ameri-
ca has been refused a license by
the Illinois Turf Association pend-
ing an investigation into his riding
j at the recent Latonia meeting.
I LOS ANGEI.ES- “Ace" Hudkins,
the Nebraska Wildcat is going
through daily workouts in prepara-
tion for his 10 round bout July 25
with Sergeant Sammy Baker Bak-
er is due to arrive Saturday.
AMARILLO. Texas — Amarillo
was shut out for the first time tjiis
reason on the home grounds when
) Craig of Oklahoma City held the
scattered hits
were garnering
three runs. Errorless fielding fea-
utrde the game for both teams.
TULSA, Okla. Homers by Sturdy,
and Bliss, see-sawed the score here
between Tulsa and Wichita, but
Tulsa finally took the long end oi
a 7 to 6 score. A slow diamond, as
a result of rain, helped Blaeholder
and Perry the opposing pitchers.
LINCOLN, Neb -Des Moines
evened the series with Lincoln, tak-
ing the last game here 5 to 3. Fred
Ortman pitched good ball and kept
the seven Ltneoln hits well scat-
tered. Chatham circles the bases
in the opening frame, scoring Wa-
no.
•valktd off the thirty-sevenlh green,
a
hole |
li' tie
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A NOTH ER.
A modest, ret.'rtur eliap. he w'as | scarcity of good throwing arms,
something of a "bust during the 1 Onee upon a time a poor arm was
early games of the y< jr. The big ! a handicap hard to overcome no
league seemed to 1 ■' I’awe
He didn’t look mneh like the star
he had bee* in th* American As-
sociation the previous year.
Then, almost overnight,
seemed to become acclimated to
the big league anno phere and
was I
brought 1100,600
market.
our buyers get
what they go after!
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huge g*llriy' teehee**. I was f*r ’
back of Roland and a** him aiaak g
hl to the shot with all hie UM, lithe ?
frame I could not aee the cra*n. I
But I could trace the flight of that 3
Homeric shot by the MUtac mr. J
ol applause from the ftaltoty.’W-Tl
in a sudden fOTtaM ;
'lie ball reached the die- 1
Great Hete
tla-re was one ef the 1
of history Qeerge i
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<;<-org« won. and de-
wrved to. a< the first extra hole.
It, tend had Vne < nuugh tor fame.
George was ixidly reflectlv* at he 1
vietcr.
I asked him what had happened
I must have eased up." he said.
H where h. 1 ‘OUkiirt eem to fit going again
:u.d a’ No 17 and the kid was playing grand golf,
the iiule is 215
green
tall kid
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vey. April 26. ’27; tl
Henry E Rondeau to Vacuum Oil
Co . 61 1-.3 acres In John Morton Sur-
vey April 26 27. tl
41 TOMOBIIJv KMilNTK\T1ONH
280. f83—John B Reid. Denton
Buick
fielder to catch many fly balls that
he would tail to reach if deep.
That is the big advantage of such
In order to do it. a
fielder must be a good Judge of
di lance, able to ranse direction
at the cra< k of the bat and have
I speed to back him up.
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tomething liku $100,000 last year. |
was just begin-
ning to 1
his real ability
bitd it seemed |
as if
would
1 ichly
invest rpent.
the
i which followed him.
When i»e holed out on the 18th
green he had completed 54 out of
the 72 holes of the championship
in six under |mr
80 large was the gallery watching
the Atlanta youth that he was
forced to drive at every hole be-
tween two lines of spectators
Time was lost at every tee until
the way was cleared by stewards.
It was one of the largest galleries
ever U> gather at St Andrews and
they were all pulling for Bobby.
Trains arriving from all parts ot
the country brought
liundred;: whose first
when they arrived on
was
"Where's Bobby Jones playing’’'
The waather favored the players
The sky was dull and a very slight
wind rustled over ti* course at 9
a m.. when Cyril Tolley, British
amateur teed off the first ball ol
' the last day's play
Nearinc Championship
Jones was two over par on the
, rutward nine and the mob thought
tne strain ot leading the pack tor
two d.vy^ had begun to tell on him,
! but on Ua uxeommg nine, he took
two strokes away from
did yasterday and once
1 nearing the British championship
, His card:
Out; ........ 444 544 535 38
In »15 444 354 35 . 73
As he started out his appjoach
putLs on the slow green were
trifle sliort and hLs five on
fourth green wtis due to that fault
But his putting continued to
prove as he went along and he was !
finding the cup from a five yard
radius on the way home
Jim Barnes of New York turned
in a 72 for a total of 224 and Walt-
er Kennet. Florida had a 75 for an
aggregate of 228
Joe Kirkwood. American trick
shot artist, who was in third place
yesterday, dropped two more
strokes to Jones when he played
hts third round in 75 for an aggre-
gate of 210
W® Wort house news
I often wonder if lailure to
wide differ-1 practice is in a measure rcsponsi-
\
Here,MrMfalker,
si. .to 'Tfi •» - ; y f 1
this tobacco ought to be
good enoughfir you f?
A UCTIONEERS down on the Ken-
XK tucky Burley leaf tobacco markets
always single out our buyers when
particularly fine lot of tobacco comes in.
Our buyers have that reputation among
tobacco men . . . they go after the
’’cream of the crop*’... no mutter what
it costs!
They go after the cream of the crop—
and once you taste Granger Rough Cut,
you’ll know that
) *6 76 U> *11 2C
. c*iv«n> *5 60 Uj *11
___ t“ "h cannarc *3 5o
76: yewrllngs *£ 50 to *11 bull:
*10 to *1050 light
parking SOWS *7 76
“ <x>m-
*8 to *8 75 plg»
(MUer
to
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8T. ANDREWS, Scotland.
1&—Bobby Jones, favore.d to retain
ids British open golf championship
in the last driving 36 holes, today
finished the morning round in 73
strokes and held the impressive to-
tal of 213.
Although his third round score
was higher than the 68 of Wednes-
day and the 72 of yesterday, hLs
golf delighted the huge gallery
< >ne dow n and 1 i a double-heade r with the Cincin-
half-mlssed a
drive at lart and the bail hit low
'e( )> bank across
■ topped in a fair. .
m iirlv 300 yard.' uutes of the United States Naval
(in..in- wr.h a good ; Academy will undergo a brief per-
lie narrow fair- I lot! (,f aviation Instruction.
in two. Anu
wood shot
been
circum-
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BOBBY STILL LOOKS Ready to Fly
tNII GAS LE AAMES.
Johnson and wife to Roxana
p 160 acres 17 miles
Denton in A Campbell
21 $1
AND GAS LIVs) TRANSFERS
' U Daniels
80 acres In
Survey July
Th i-oiiiiiij. like basernnniny. is
anywhere nearly ss close as Tris it h i mi nt u lost mt u hi n <on-
Speaker. \i'i. , < mj mil 1 hh rs. tlncc ayuin the
Playing in close enables an out- , I
with tile strain,
er liole
Tlie honi ' I
golfing histo: .
to go, M< Kviiz:
FORT WORTH IIVFSTO1K
PORT WORTH. July 15 Ouod
cake-fed ateem reached *10165 on the
Friday market Other sale*
around *8 2$ to *8 75 The ofiirkal
4 WM aleady Cows sold slowly at val-
ues that were weak CeJvt. remain-
ed about ataudy hut tlM: trade was
quart.
Only a few sheep arrived hut lire
market was steady
Packers were late In placing offers
on hogs The market was eteudy to
10c higher
O**ne —r
cows *6 lo *7
etockers »6 6o to *« 60
to 88 - 7-
*4 50 to *5 75
HogJ Medium
, »io 60 to *ioad: ,-------
to *8 26 mixed *9 75 Jy JlO;
mon t_ — Z'-~Z. .
Hheep—1-ambs *10 to *10 60 ewee
*6 to *7 stockers *5 to *6 1“'-’’
lambs *8 to *9 wethers *7 50
*7 15. goats *2 to *5
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO July 15 —For the fourth
consecutive day grain grlcea averag-
ed lower on the Board of Trade to- ;
day Wheat opened 7-8< to 1 1-Sc
lower on weak Liverpool cables re-
gained part of the loan on tnld-sea-
«M1 scattered buying by commission
houses and locals and then almost
immadlaUly dropped back and con-
<l-iued to fluctuate throughout the
session with the average trend laways
Piwer
Corn opened 1c to 1 1-4c lower in
sympathy with wheat and worked
back and forth all dav averaging
- losses and closed 1 3-8c to 3 3-8c
lower.
OaU were 3-8c to 3-4c lower on
the opening on other grains and
could not rally closing 1 1-flc to
1 l-4c lower
More liquidation went on In corn
In the opening trading
Provisions went up slightly in the
sssMone-oauee*'*v hlRbed-C ^ —
Wheat—July *1 41 1-4.
" 8139 1-6 December *1.42
Corn- July 07 3-8c September
(1 02 5-8 December *1 05 3 8
Oat»- July 44 14c. He|»tember
44 6 Be December 47 3-8c
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK July 15
18 30
18 49
18 62
17 62
17 »6
18 20
middling
Ohio’s left-handed golfers are to
hold their first tournament for the
State championships the latter part
of July. The Spring Brook course
at Lima will be the scene of the
competition
VITAL STATISTICS.
Blrt h«.
To Mr and Mrs J W Jackson
Route 1. Ponder. July 9. a girl
To Mr and Mrs H H Fannin,
Justin. July 10. a boy
To Ml and Mrs Bob Hilliard. Lew
isvllle, April 22. a girl
To Mr. and Mrs. C H
Isvllle. April 1. a boy
To Mr and Mrs T L
Idke Dallas. April 8. a girl
To Mr and Mrs A B Sanderson.
Lewlaville. July 11. a boy
To Mi and Mrs J H Miller. Jus-
tin, July 12. a girl
To Mr and Mrs
gyle. July 13. a girl
To Mr and Mrs ”
», a boy.
_ and Mrs
tin. July 3. a boy
T_ M. and Mrs C
tin. Julv 3. a girl
To Mr and Mrs
Justin. July 1. a girl
Iron i>ar was all Roland shot on 1
the last nine par at < very
And George lipped < vi r so
at No 10 and at No 11 where he
took three put'.- and at No 1
where his tee-shot
yards just missed tilt-
at every slip the
New York's Giants look the short
nd of the :core In both games of.
I U 4.4UUMte-14rnUCl will, mr s/uivua-
nali Reds The scores were B to 6 ■-’fl
nnd 8 to 3 '
Every one of the 50 recent grad- 1
' ... -..I.; L._l j
K
might say anything
in the opponent s place.
George Von Elm
ai.d 15 to play
championship
Personally, feel that 1 would just
fold up and take it comfortably.
But this is a little story of Ro-
land MacKenzie ot Washington;
tha tall young pupil uf Freddie Mc-
I-cod. who was. a^ I recall. 17 years
old at Merton when he met Von
Elm in the first round and the Pa-
cific Coast star, now national
champion, was making his first
bid fcr the title Von Elm. playing
l.irtlght golf was 7 up at (lie end
of the morning round. In the aft-
ernoon round Roland started
winning the first hole with a par
4. George promptly retaliated with
a birdie 4 at the 523-yaed second
hole. He won that, and
s
ter. and George * par put him • up, stanee*.' I’ll navM -<
and 15 to play
Roland Plays Superb Golf
From what George told me later,
lite face drawn with the strain, aft-
er the thirty-seventh hole, George
must have insensibly eased up. But
Roland, Insensibly nr otherwise, at
the same Juncture w. nt to shooting
cuperb golf. At turn Von Elm
was 4 up, having dropped tire
fourth, fifth six'll mid seventh
holt s in giddy succt ssion George
now was fightfii" desja i.iti ly to re-
gum command II gnt Lack a hole
at the eighth win re Roland slip-
ped, but an 8 licit pu't tor a deuce
at th.' ninth b'ft Roland with half
his deficit accounted lor and
George was ‘truggling now to grip
Ins game one more
e<j strong
January
Mu ren
May
July
October
December
Spots steady;
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW OR! EANS, July
closed very steady
Jaotiury
March
May
July
Qc taker
December
Hpots steady.
LIVERPOOL < OTTOk
LIVERPOOL. July 15- Market
opened quiet, unchanged to 3 high-
er Market closed steady 3 rneher
January 9
Maieb 9
May 1'83
July 9
October 9 57
Dw-mber • 8^
Spots steady. 13 higher
moderate Receipts 2 000.
1 400 Bales 7.O0O. American
Middling 9 65d
old
- . - P«r
>r lb.; fertile eggs
/tile eggs 18 l-8c
■■ per lb..
18c per
LOCAL PUODUCB
Retail
lettuce 15c per head, fresh beans
10c per lb ; cabbage 5<; per lb .
toinatoeu 8c to 10c per IV ; various
10c, green peppers 10c per lb.; aquash
7c per lb.; beeU 10c oer bunch,
turnips 5c pci ixmnd. new po-
tat< es 5 to 6 1 4c lb . celery IS to 25c
bunch; cucumbers 0c p.r lb.; roast- .
Ing ears 2 l-2c each olrrn 15c perl
lb ; black eyed peas ,/er fL I
eggplant 16c lb . plneupprc each
canUkeupes 2 l-2c to 5c each, grape
fruit 6c to 10c each, apples 30a to
4Oe per doe ; oranges 26c to 8Oo per
doe.; lemons 30c to 40c per doz
plume *2 50 per bu peacbea *1 75 to
82 per bu . grapes *1.50.; watermel-
ons 1c per lb
10:30
NEW YORK, July 15 While Weil
Street had expected a decrease In
-age loana aa of July 1*. It was
, rbly surprised by -------
the reduction ret forth
down 6d7 0*83X10
week, confidence
strength of the
was greatly enhanced
' buying swept
n early deal-
hero—Fred
for the struggling
Phillies, who had u perfect batting
at erage for Hie day with a homer.
; t wc doubles and one single in four
times up Leach scored two runs
himself and drove in three others,
enabling the Phillies to break
Cardinals winning streak with a
to 3 defeat.
The Chicago Cubs held their slim
lead in the National League race by
upsetting the Boston Braves six to
1. Bob Osborn, pitching for the
Cubs, gave tlie Braves only sever,
hits and held them scoreless until
the ninth inning.
Tne Pittsburgh Pirates, mean- |
while, iiung on the heeLs of tlw
Cub* by defeating Brooklyn six toJ
■ five Kiki Cuyler's trit in the ninth
scoring Paul Waner, decided the |
issue.
Cleveland’s Indians bfoke
eight game losing spell by turning
back the league leading Y»<iks 4 to
1 Walter Miller pitching for the
tribe, allowed ten hits but kept
them well scattered.
The St lyxiis Browns bunched
their five hits to advantage and
scored four runs, defeating the Red
Sox four to 2.
Rain washed out the other sched-
uled games.
FOREIGN EX< MANGE.
NEW YORK July 15 F«,reUn ex-
rhunge oprn<«d sternly Demand
Slatting *4 86 1-8. Iran** £3011-4;
Hr* 0543 1-4. Belgas 1389. murks
2878
Cub
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nah'lvHle
Memphis
Atlanta
Mobil'
Little Rack
Chattanooga
** X 13 ION AL LE Wil I
Ilmr-datN R.’-'ili-.
New York 6-J
St lan.H 3
Boston 1
Brooklyn 5
standing.
80
8'1
H4
Bi
79
7(1
HI
s •
Fast game assured. Krum hasn’t lost a
game this year. Come!
Krum Ball Park.
——F
; I
iO
1 id
. J
ALL big leaguu outfielder* ran
come in fast ou a ball That
is, when playing deep, they find ho
Wilkins vs Oobrr C Wright
Market clou- 8 Wllk7ns’''v's Denton County FlVfburgh
[ National Bank, garnishee. Gober C
Wright, defendant
H W Ezell vs 8 R Turner et
al tax collector, suit to prevent col-
lector from collecting passenger tax
KEAI. EKT ATE TRANsiEKS
O E Light and wife to J A Ladd
lot 20 bv 60 feet in Pilot Point. July
1, ’27. *1800
ble for the weak throwing in tho
majors.
I Take the great outfield of
Lew is, Speaker and Hooper of the
Burton Red Sox, all possessing
marvelous arm«. They used to
I practice for hours throwing to
every base to develop acturacy.
which 1* as essential as a strong
arm.
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