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TO the highest bidder
Accordingly they invited a party of
seven, who owned valuable lands in
the Greek county oil districts, to 90
with them for a pleasure trip into Mis-
souri, for few days Two weeks ago
they went to Joplin, Mo. whore they
had fine time for a week, taking in
al the amusemnts Of the place.
1--WE had S 500 when wo started.
said Thompson, "and now, after two
weeks OF spending, we have almost
none of il left"
Joplin became too small for them
after few DAYS and they came 20
Kansas City. The Indians, who were
mistaken for negroes, We're lodged at
The Court II use hotel at Third and
Oak streets. Reading and Thompson
lodged up town
All had been going peacefully, wheE
Sam Peters a half-hreed Greek indian,
who IS in the employ of rival specu-
lators. appeared on the scene They
wish also to get hold OF some OF the
mixed blocd Creeks in order to make
a little profit from buying their lands.
Saturday morning about o'clock a
carriage drove up to the Court House
lttel ana III lnt lhuiNihh gam R"it'9s
ne Of the seven wes missing from his
chair at the breakfast table. All day
he could not be found, although search
vas made for him. at night Reading.
aHer the fashion among the tribes,
took the heaviest piece or ordnance in
his pocket and went TO look for ene
prodigai in the places whore he was
most likely to go Il was while en-
gaged ia this occupation that he was
espied by the officer and taken to the
police station.
Il didn't know that it was unlawful
20 carry a gun here ssid Reading,
and he exhibited a permit from the
sheriff of Creek county giving him
permission to do so.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27
Took IL Innings
to Get One Run
sPoRT-Took q INNINesc

The Guthrie Boosters defeated the
Cashion Farmers yesterday after
noon in an exciting and close twelve
inning game at Electric park by the
score of to o. Shannon was in the
box for the locals and was in good
form, allowing but four scattered hits.
Floyd Robinson did the twirling for
the visitors and pitched a nice game.
A double play made by the visitors In
the first inning, + Robinson to G. Rob
inson. a double play by the locals in
the sixth. PEBBLES 10 idder, a sensa-
tiona catch off third base by Bust
err and the good pitching of Shannon
we're the features of the game. The
locals got several men On third base
but were unable to score until the
twelfth inning, when hits by Buster
Asbury and West, and two-bagger By
rider were productive Of a run.
The tabulated score follows.
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CONTRACT AWAITING
SIGNATURES


Continued from Page ~
BY December 81 1905. the specincd
time a penalty OF 500 "A day is at
tached for esery day over the speci
fed time that the building Is not
completed for acceptance
The contract also gives to the city
the power to take the contract away
from the contractors in case of any
material delay upon their part and
hive the work done under direction OF
a superintendent and also to work
men night and lay to complete the
building in time AMI that the con
ractors bear the added expense. The
contract specifies thai as largely as
possible Guthrie and Oklahoma ma
teriels shall be used in the construc-
tioh OF the building The contractors
IRE required to give a bond for the
'uli amount Of III econtract. Sl39.250
Tne contract also speeches that the
contractors shall carry Insurance on
be building while in course of con
5truction. to insure the city against
loss Of any kind The contractors are
take the s15O,O00 in bonds voted
value and to remit to the council in
cash Sl0.75o as soon as the first pay
men Is made therender The con
tract price for the building is to be
paid in bonds as the work progresses.
Mayor Barnes this afternoon
viewed the building site for tne hall
on Capitol Hin square, accompanied
by the city engineer, and had tho
stakes set preparatory to the begin
ming OF he work Should the con
tract be legally executed and APP
proved by the council today the ex-
. cavution work will begin tomorrow
morning with fitting ceremonies con
Quoted by the mayor and Citizens
committee Contractors Leuman and
Fielding had wagons and men on the
square early this morning to begin
the excavation work but as the con
tract has not been signed up by the
city, the work was postponed until
tomorrow morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

For several years first base has been
Tho hardest position for Manager Fred
Clark, OF pittsburg to fin
The Boston Americans are to have
another Collins. The new Jim is "a
pitcher with a record OF l6 strike-outs
In the Maine league.
With an attendance of only 500 IL Is
no wonder owner Robinson wants 10
shift his st. Louis team from the Ma.
tional league 70 the American asso-
citation.
New York fans are betting that Mike
Donlin viii be the leading batter of tho
National league when the season ends
If Il Is true that Cap" Anson Is
down and out " will be up TO the Chi
eago fans to give him a benefit that
viii be q hummer.
When Elmer Flick returns to the
game the Cleveland team will be- In
great shape TO battle with the leaders.
Atlanta fans are having a touch OF
frosty pedals The Southern pennant
looks 10 be going In most any direeliOB
except the Georgia city
Detroit at the top and New York Al
the bottom In the American league
race Could anything prove more con
clusively that baseball Is strictly on
the level? Several class A cities have
Detroit beat when IL comes 10 attend
ancc, while the American league
grounds IN New York Nouldu', be able
10 accommodate the crowds should ihe
Highlanders ever be able 10 rooai al
the tor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

Seattle Is the home Of genuine
Japanese baseball team.
Tom Mccarthy, Of lhe Boston Ma
tionals, is leading the pitchers OF both
major leagues. Tom has won five
games and lost none.
Ernie Diohl is playing fine ball for
Toledo and playing for fun. Diehl I,
wealthy and refuses 70 accept pay for
his services.
For the first time since the Amer.
lean league was organized the Ma
tional league is furnishing a swell pen
nant race.
II winning the National league pen
nant depended upon the Chicago Cubs
taking a series from New York would
Charlie Murphy buy another flag-poie
By winning S2 oui Of l6 games the
Providence team landed on top in the
Eastern league race. When the CLAN
Diggers atarted their spurt they were
IN last place and In deep.
Jack mccarthy the former Brook
gnrhicago player, Is paddliag about
on a pair Of erlltehes having twisted
his ankle IN a recent game. Bur jach
Is smiling. nevertheless. as his Sprins
field team has good lead In the
ThreeI race.
Hitting three thfee5agRers IN ont
game and each time being put out a.
the pate ia trying 10 sIreicn the hit'
INTO homers IS The stunt performed pa
Doyle, OF the Utica. y ~ team re
Gently.
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The Guthrie Business University

Law comforting degree L. L. p endtl.
ing you 20 practice law IA Oklahoma.
Every teacher an expert Finest pen
man IN the state. Take your business
course at Guthrie-the Capital Of tho
state-4so you can get a High Salary
Position as soon as you graduate. Il
costs but little more 20 attpni a hrst.
class college II means an Increase
OF $40 to S20 20 yOtr salary
Position guarantee 10 evasy aradp-
ate Ia Combined Course and in 1ele.
graphy. Write for large frea catalog,
W. A. GULLEDGE,
A. Al. IL. b, Pres,
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oKLAAomA.kAnsAs LEAGUE.
lndependence, 1; Tulsa, 0.

independence. July 27-Independ-
ence made It three straight from Tulsa
the final score being independence 4,
Tulsa 0. The Gems are playing
championship ball They have not
lost a game since Quiesser went be-
hind the bat and became captain Yes
terdays game made the fifth straight
game, two being taken from Bartles-
Vile In yesterdays game only one
hit was scored off Packard and that
In The ninth inning.
score Ri e.
Tulsa .......... GOO 600 OOu-O .
Independence 900 0lO 00O--l 6 2
Batterles Knlilay and Kelly; Pack
ard and Quiesser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

Incorporated under laws OF okla
hpma and you are protected. Sum.
mer term now IN session. Reduced
rates Enter any time The GREATEST
Shorthand School Ia the world. Our
students are learning short hand IN
8 ~ days and Telegraph in two
months We teach quickly and tho
roughly. Bookkeeping. Shorthand.
Touch Typewriung. PeamanshNp,
TnieErapny Tor r. n operator. Ciyil
Service Add Writing X n Accounting
Higher English, and Mathematics,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27
notice.:
Land for Sale.

Myself and friends have
about 1000 acres of land for
sale, what is called timber
upland, located in the south
eastern part of McCurtain
county, Oklahoma. Every
acre of it is subject to cul-
tiyation, adapted to corn,
cotton and fruit.
Restrictions removed on
the 27th of Jnly. Good deed
can be made to same. Land
within 1-2 to l mile from the
Frisco Rail Road, 60 miles
east of Hugo, Okla.
VIM. Fl. HARRISON
Bokhom& Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

Bartlesville. July 27.--It took thir-
teen innings for the locals to over
come the lead given tG Muskogeo
through errors. II was 10, sVly played
on both sides. Tho chief feature was
the heavy batting OF the locals, six Of
their hits being for extra bases.
Score LII. f.
Bartles. !. 200 600 202 600 - l3 6
Musko. J.. 500 0iO 020 600 Of 6 8
Batteries cheney and Redmond; T;
Ross and Jeffries,
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CHARGED Win ASSAULT.

Special 10 Daily Leader
Woodward, Okla. July 27.-Mrs.
Bessie Tucker, wife Of Frank X. Tuck
er. county clerk of Woodward county
came otown Saturday night and
swore out a warrant for the arrest
OF her husband, charging him with
assault.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

Detroit. July 81 Manning was hit
hard. a triple by cobb with two on in
the first inning practically putting him
out of his game Mullin allowed a lot
Of hits. but was at his best with men
on bases
Score R. II. h.
Detroit ....s-. l1g24000 0lf--6 o.
New York ssg..tee o0l O0O--2 II 2
Batteries. Mullin and Schmidt;
Manning Orth and Blair.
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wlchlta. s; Webb cItx. /.

Webb Cily. July 27.--In a poorly
played game by both teams Wichita
made it three straight. The feature
o. the game was the home runs by
Pokorney and melting
Score RH.E
Webb city w 600 001 000--1 8 g
Wichita ....... 800 010 4JO---5 s 2
Batteries: Downey and Cheek; Dick
and Boran.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81. Louis. 8, Washinoton. 8.

St Louis. July 27-By punching
hits ia the first and second innings ST.
Louis scored seven runs which gave
them the second game against Wash
ington TO g. Washington scored
three runs tn The second inning on
doubles by Milan and Street, a base
on balls and Clymers single. Howell
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JAck ggNNgTr srRlckeN

Special to Daily Leader
Cordell Okla. July 24-Jack Ben
nett. ~ years old. was stricken with
paralysis today and is In serious
condition.
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Oklahoma city, 8; Springfield, 2.

Oklahoma City. July 27.--In a close
game the Nets defeated Springfield by
he score OF to 2.
Score RH. e.
oklahoma City ..00l OOl 001-3 3
springfield ...l10 600 GOO 0
Batteries: Band and Kelsey, Kauf-
man and TOnneman.
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cashlon.

Summary: Two-base hits, Rider (2).
Stolen bases. Harry Matchett (3),
Peebles. Rider, Buster" and West
Double plays, r. Robinson TO c. Rob.
inson; PEBBLES TO Rider Struck out,
by Shannon, Robinson, 4. Time,
$500 Umpire, Dacy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

OF these cases up tc this date. al
though the Governor has been home
from Denver whole week"
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, @ @ @ @ @ o o O O @ O . O O @
, DEMOCRATIC PRESS BUREAU. 0
, Q O o . O o O o @ @ O o o @ @ Q

Guthrie, Okla, July 20.-Within the
next ten days. Charles E. H. Coles,
who has been chosen by the Board of
Prison Control as superintendent OF
convict labor, will 60 to Lansing Kas.,
accompanied by a suitable force Of
guards, and bling back TO the State
of Oklahoma, one hundred and seven
ty-five OF her convicts now quarterad
there Fifty OF these prisoners VIII
be set to work at South McAlester
building a stockade and temporary
penitentiary, and the other one hun
dreG and twenty-five will be divided
nto different CAMPS and set to work
IN Muskogee and Mcintosh counties
building the first portion OF the state
road which Is ultimately designed 20
extend from the Kansas line to the
Red River. superintendent Coles Will
have charge Of the work both OF con
itructing the temporary penitentiary
and the work on the roads, dividing
his time between South McAlestcf
md trips over the two counties where
The road camps will be located
II is the intention of the Board Of
Prison Control to provide as quickly
as possible for the maintenance of all
the state prisoners within the State.
aud the employment of as many Of
them as is possible on the construc-
ton OF public roads.
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wEsTERN AssocArIoM.
ropeka. 5.s. tiutollInaon. o-o.

EVFCWef V-vf TTUINTITIToVTII VVl
Topeka, July 27-Topeka took both
games Of a oduble-header from Hutch
inson The lirst by score OF s. to o.,
and the second by a score of to G..
rhe attendance was the greatest Of
amusement places IN Topeka being
mon
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Concord jelly grapes ready at High.
land fruit farm.
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SPORTS
AND
OTHER

relieved Bailey and Kelley took John
sons place In the pitc.Sng box
Score X. II. Il.
St. Louis ..... .3i0 ono 00s-S o
washington 030 900 000-3 10 3
Batteries. Bailey Howell and Stephi
ems; Kelley johnson and Street f4.f
Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, I.
Chicago. July 27.--Chipago defeated
Philadelphia here, 10 T. in a hard
fought tenNnning game. A single, sac
rifice and Parents error gave the Wis.
itors Them only run, while Chicago won
OUT in their half In the tenth Suili-
van was safe on a feeders cnOice and
went to second on Tannehill's sacri-
lice Atz batted for Walsh was also
safe on a fielder's choice, and bosh
scored on 'Hahns long drive over sec.
ond base The game was marked by
sensational fielding,
Score r. II. e.
Chicago ...... 600 600 600 2-2 8 1
Philadelphia 900 600 600 IL z 4
Batteries Walsh and Sullivan; Dy-
CERT and Scbreck
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Guthrie. Oklahoma July 2O-Tne
,Ontest between i3ayard 7. Hainer
and Bird s. Mcclure for the Republi-
can nomination for Congress- in the
First District seems TO have passed
The affidavit stage and gotten down to
a degree OF warmth where telegraphed
a8.aenc els required to sustain the al
egations OF the contestants, Over at
enid last week Bird Mcclure Is eredi-
ed with stating in a speech before
he Enid Chamber OF Commerce, that
me hundred thousand dollars cash in
he United States Treasury was avail
BILE for a Federal Duiliing at Enid
through his activities When Hainer
poke there Fridsg night this state
ment OF McGures was called to his
attention Hainer pulled the Con
ressional Record on Bird and showed
ghere only twenty thousand dollars
had been appropriated for the Federal
building at Enid OF course, such a
1mall thing as the Congressional Rec
,rd did not feaze Bird. He immediate
" consigned Halne- TO a member
ship in the Oklahoma Aniannias club
and reiterated, by long distance tele
phone. his declaration thar one hun
dred thousand dolarls in the United
States Treasury was availabls tor the
Federal building at Enid. In order To
sustain his reputation for truth and
yeracity Judge Hainer prevailed up
on the editor OF a Republicsn nows
paper at Enid 10 wire TO the Sacre
tary of the Treasury az Washington in
regard TO the controversy. The Sec
retary OF the Treasury wired hack that
only twenty Thousand was available
for the erection Of the building al
Enid The round seems to have end
cd with the hOnors all In Judge Hahn
er's corner However. as the Con
gressional Record shawes that Con
gressman Mcclure WAS down at the
ball lot while the bill making the ap
propration was passed Il Is possible
( that nc really believed that It con.
tained an appropriation of one hun
dred thousand dollars instead Ol
twenty thousand dollars TOR the metro.
polls Of Garfield county. Halner say.
1 that he has changed the nature OF biz
+ lecture IN the last few days At ths
/ inception of the campaign Hainer talk
ed on railroad regulation tariff re
form. inland WATERWAYS. the Constl
tuition Of Oklahoma ana matters b.
that kind. but now he IS deyoting bis
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Enid, July r. Home runs by Noycs
and Quiesser of the visitors, netting
i've runs. won the game for Joplin
sheldon. right fielder Tor Enid, pitched
iour innings and showed up we'll He
viii be used as an emergency pitchsr
Score X IA. y.
snid ........... 900 200 200--4 z 4
Joplin ......... 023 0O3 00O-S IL 3
Batteries Hendrix, Ashley Sheldon
and Allen; Shaner, Quiesser and Har-
rington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Western Association.
Springfield At Oklahoma City.
Joplin at Enid
Wichita a. Webb City.
Hutchinson at Topeka.
okIahoma-<srsas League.
MuskoEee al Bartlesville.
Tulsa at independence.
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New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland
Washington al ST. louis.
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BASEBALL
Texas Leanue.

Galveston at Houston
San Antonio al Austin
Shreveport az Fort Worth .
Waco az Dallas. =. ".
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PLOT Barred BY ARREST.

{ Contlnueo from page .
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For several years first base has been
Tho hardest position for Manager Fred
Clark, OF pittsburg, to fiji.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

= TO " SUI HITW 7 NNH'
! and Boles.
Second anne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

Atlanta fans are having a touch o.
frosty pedals The Southern pennan
looks 10 be going In most any direeiiOI
except the Georgia city.
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When Elmer Flick returns TO the
great shape TO battle with the leaders
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National League.

Chicago at Brooklyn.
piitsburg at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-27

The Boston Americans are to have
another Collins, The new "Jim' is a
pitcher with a record Of l6 strike-outs
IN the Maine league.
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II Il Is true that Cap" Anson
down and out it will be up to the Ch
eago fans to give him a benefit In;
will be q hummer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-06
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPART MENT. BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING. Washing
ton, D c. April 6. 1slS-Sealed proposals
win be received at this once until ? p. m.
Monday. Nay T. 1905, 10 furnish during the
fiscal year beginning July !. 1905. paper for
postage stamps The paper must, IN respect
70 composition. sizing, strength and calender
ing. be equal 10 the paper now n use. which
can be seen at the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing. Blank forms, with Specifications
for proposals and rurther information de-
sired VIII be furnished intending bidders on
application 20 THOS- = SULLIVAN, Direc-
tor OF Bureau ap6.l
PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC ELEVA-
TORS-Omcs OF Building for National Nj
scum. Library OF Congress, WASHINGTON. D.
C March "A. 1903 Sea. ID proposals for fur
nishing. delivering. an erecting in place
complete, in running crce En- the seven cleo
tric elevators required 70. the new bLiIdIng
l0l' the National Museum. IN this city. VIII
NJ on THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
APRIL 1905. and publicly opened Immediate
" thereafter Specifications and other in
formation furnished on application BIER
NARD r. GREEN. SuPeriatendent OF con-
sE-uction- nh24- =. 26apS.7.S
OFTICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS wash
iIgtOn. April 2. 1893. Sealed proposals viii be
received at this Office until p O'Clock. NJ
plumbing IN the NsgrCder. Pierce and Car
riSOn schools Blank forms OF proposals and
specifications may be obtained at Room A.
DisJr IT Building. and plans can be seen and
information obtained al the ONCE or the IN
Spc-I0T OF EAlInDl1Es HENRY =. r MAC
F. Rl-AND, HENRY l. WEST. JAY :.
MORROW. Commissioners. sp2-6t-exSu
PROPOSALS. s, Department Of Agricul-
tuIe Office OF the Secretary. Washington.
y. c. APRIL 3, 1905 Sealed proposals viii be
re- civ ed at the Office Of the DisbUrsIng Clerk
until P u, FRIDAY. APRIL 10 1905 for
the uurchaEe and removal Of frame build
ings located on the department grounds az
Washington. d @ The buildings consist q
one large frame building. two stories. located
on 3 street s. w Just south Of the east
wing OF the new building one small build
ing now occupied as a lunch room Ous
small building used for storase 80
photogra lhic work adjoining lunch roo-ns
one small brick building east Of the Stats
teal Building. used for storage one go
frame building. twO-story. now used =
stamp factory and taxfdermist's shon- 80
frame building at the northwest corner -
the west wing OF tn new building now
used for storage Ill the buildings r7o-3
toned herein 10 be torn down and rer7r,-r7
by the purchaser immediately after y,o-f~e
OF aCCeTJdnC OF bid Proposals nav h..
made upon buildings separately or uD1-
buildings as whole Fun Information vii
be furnished upon application Z, the t-hfaf
Clerk Of the Department The right 70 rafa-s
any CT all bids IS reserved All uIurnbs7-
fixtures 70 be retained BY the Department
JAMES WILSON, Secretary sD5-st
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ENTRIES CONE IN
FOR CROSS COUNTRY

Entries for the BlOomingdale Athletic
Club cross-country run must be in to-
day or those entering late would start
from scratch.
Entries have been received from sew
eral clubs in Baltimore. The strongest
of these is the Cross-Country Club.
which is said 20 have some of the
best distance men in the South, among
them being the ElphinstOne brothers
and Jewett The local athletic clubs
and high schools will come out in full
force in an effort 10 capture. the ban
ner offered.
A good many Inquiries have been
made as to the course th2t will be
used 1t will be the same a. the
George washington used for its run
last New Year Day. A complete out
line of the course sill be published
ir this paper some time during the
week.
Managers of track teams are warned
TO get their entries in early, unless
they care TO have their men start from
scratch.