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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-07
SUPERBAS DEFEAT
THE BRAVES TWICE
Brooklyn Takes Both Ends Of a
Double Header from Boston
on Ebbets Field.
MANY PLAYERS LEAVE GAME

BROOKLYN. n. Y, July 6.-Brooklyn
defeated Boston twice today. 10 and
20 g. in two OF the scrappiest games
seen this year at Ebbets field. Five
players were forced to retire on account
Of injuries, while the umpires wtrC busy
trying TO quiet players who complained
against decisions.
The locals won the first game through
the fine pitching of Coombs and Apple
ION. .Coombs held the Braves hitless for
three innings and mad two out In the
fourth when he stepped into a hole as
he was bout TO pitch and strained a
tendon ~ his left leg, which necessi-
fated his removal from the field. APP
pleton held the Braves TO two nits and
two runs. Rudolph was batted freely.
He retired with two out In the eighth
sitter spraining his knee while ducking
. throw to second base. Gowdy retired
with an injured arm ard Schmidt gave
way 10 Egan in the eighth after nc had
been hit twice on the right arm by wild
pitches.
In the second contest Ragan was
knocked out Of the box N the sixth the
Superbas getting a four-run lead. Dell
grew wild after the fifth inning, hitting
Moran on the left ankle In the sixth and
forcing him out Of the game.
Score. first game:
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WORLD RECORDS SMASHED
AT DODGE CITY RACES

Worlds records were smashed at
Dodge city in most important S0O-mile
international motorcycle classic OF the
season and Otto Walker retains the
title OF worlds chapioh
otto Walker. on a Harley-Dav idson.
broke the former worlds record Choid
by HIMSELF for So miles. making the
distance In hours % minutes and 20
seconds, averaging 1921 miles per hour.
tn former record being an average OF
6sS miles per hour made at Venice
Cal, on April 4
Harry Crandcll came In second on a
Harley-Davioson., time 3:5S2s: Carl
Cloudy. Excelsior third, time tOT:O2: Joe
Woltera on a Harley Davidson. fourth:
RED" Parkhurst, "a a Harley Davidson.
nth; Al Stratton, on a Haney- Davidson,
sixth; Ralph Cooper. on a Harley-David-
son. seventh.
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Doyle to Mcrkle. Nieho,s to Bancroft to
Luderts Bases on balls: OFF Marquard,
q of Mayer, T. Struck out by Mar
BaumgardnSr. > Hts: orr Vanguard.
Il in seven and one-third innings: off
Stroud. ! in one and two-thirds innings,
off Mayeh, IN three innings. off Tin
cup. 3 in -four innings; Off Baumgard-
nor, 2 In two innings. umpires: Byron
cubs Take First one.
CHICAGO. July 6-Chicago defeated
Cincinnati. 8 TO 4, after fourteen innings
OF the first game OF a double header, and
tied the visitors 2 to 2, In the second
game. which was called on account OF
darkness at the end OF the seventh In
ming
! zimmerman's triple and Knisey's sin
gle in the fourteenth inning scored the
winning run OF the initial game. The
locals took n three-run lead In the first
inning. before Benton had time to steady
/ himself. Thereafter the visitors played
an uphill game.
Williams made the first run for Chi
caEo In the second game on homer.
Zimmerman scored the other run when
he singled and scored on Williams sin
gle. Wagner's double. while batting In
a pinch in the seventh, enabled the vts-
itorB to tic the count. when IL scored
IHerzog. who had walked. and Twombly'
who singled. Poor base running on Man
ager Bresnahan's part cost Chicago the
second game, when. he was caught nap
| A free-for-all fight occurred In the SOW
enth after Good tripled lie slid into the
bag and spiked Olson. Olson became en-
ragged and struck at Good. In a moment
they were exchanging blows. The local
players came to the assistance OF Good.
Cincinnati players Joined the fracas, and
! Umpire QuiEley rushed across the field
and picked Olson up and carried him to
the stand Olson attempted 10 free him
self but Quigley held him until his team
mates could quiet him down Quisley
then ordered him to the club house and
made Good follow. All the extra play
lers on the bench also were banished.
Score. first game:
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RED HOSE TAKE TWO
FROM THE SENATORS
Bostons Repeat Performance of Day
Before in Capturing Double
Header.
MARROW THE MARGIN MORE

BOSTON, July 6.-The Red Sox took
two more games from Washington to-
day, further narrowing the margin to
first place.
The first contest won, to /. was de-
cided IN the first two innings when Bos-
ton punched hits for all its huns. Boehl-
ing was forced to leave the game in the
opening inning. when he was hit on the
pitching hand by a ball Off Speakers
bat.
Boston's four runs in the second game
came in the first and third innings
Gregg gave way to a pinch hitter in the
second inning and Mays upheld Boston 3
pitching burden well thereafter. Score,
first game:
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TIP TOPS DEFEAT
BLUES OF BUFFALO
Brooklyn Breaks It's Long Losing
Streak by Winning Five to
One Game.
BLUEJACKET IN GOOD FORM

BROOKLYN. July 6-Brooklyn broke
its long losing streak today, winning
from Buffalo. 5 TO /. Bluejacket pitched
we'll for the locals; Score: R.H,E.
Buffalo 40 o 0 0 o l 90 ell 2
Brooklyn .....1 o 90 % - Z 0
Batteries: r. Anderson, Knapp and
Blair; Brojacket and Simon.
Terps Easy for Newark.
BALTIMORE July 6-NewaTk found
Baltimore easy today and won, to !.
The. visitors punched hits off Quinn,
while Falkonberg kept the home teams
S News s's''ere I score osoo oF Il T. q
Baltimore ii 0 0 0 o 0 o o oil IL >
Batteries: Falkenberg and Rarden;
Quinn and Iacklitsch
Caseys Hank Terriers.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, July 6-Singles
In the seventh inning by Easterly,
Packard and Chadbourn enabled Kansas
city to score the run which won today's
game, to o. Score R.HE
81 Louis 20 o o o 900 o 90 I Q
Kansas City o o o 1 o FL 0
batteries; Davenport and Hartley; Gull
lop, Packard and Easterly.
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ST0RZ WIN TWO GAMES
ON FOURTH AT RED OAK

RED OAK, Ia. July 6-tSpecial) THE
Red Oak Grays were easy for tho Storz
and the Brewers snatched both games
before large throngs who attended the
celebration here yesterday. The scores
were: stoz. 1913; Red Oak. 90
The first game was a complete rout.
the Storz compiling a lead right off the
jump. Hay allowed but a pair of scat
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Hesterday's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays ResuIts.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Boston, %: Brooklyn. -.
St Louis, 2: Pittsburgh. I.
New York. 3; Philadelphia. I.
Cincinnati AZ; Chicago SO Ccalled end
seventh: darkness)
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, ii; Boston, Sd.
Philadelphia. Z: New York, 6.
Cleveland s.; Detroit. Z.
Chicago. 70; ST. Louis, 2.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
ST. Louis. o. Kansas City. l.
Buffalo. J. Brooklyn. g.
Newark. I; Baltimore. I.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
No games scheduled.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Fairbury. I: Hastings. I.
Beatrice, 2: York. l.
Games To-day.
Western Leaguc-Dcnver at Omaha.
Lincoln at Sioux City, Topeka at Des
Moines, Wichita at st Joseph.
National LeRgue-Boston at Brooklyn,
New York at Philadelphia, Chicago at
Pittsburgh.
American League-w ashingtno At Bos-
ton, Philadelphia at New York, Chicago
at st. Louis. Detroit at Cleveland. :.
Federal League-Duffalo at BROOKLYN,
Newark at Baltimore.
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Atlanta Defeats Oxford.

OXFORD, Neb., July 6.-(Speclal. AT
lanta defeated oxford on local grounds
Monday afternoon by a score of 8 to 4.
Lueking was wild in the first two in
nings, walking three men and hitting
three, and this, coupled with some timely
hitting. gave Atlanta too big a lead to be
overcome. Payne pitched an excellent
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tered hits and breezed fourteen. LAWYER
featured the first game with three two
sackers.
until the sixth. when the Storz pounded
out trio of scores.
Ray Alexander, brother of Grover the
Great. was secured by the locals to stem
the brew makers. Errors at critical
junctures placed "Aleck" in a hole in the
fatal sixth.
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men failed to check the visiting smuggling
md successful base running. Score:
Totsls.....s4 . q l6

"Batted TOT COOK IN nlnth.
Two-base hits Felsch, F.. Collins, Four
rier. Pratt, J. Collins. Three-base hit:
J. Collins. Home run: Fournier. Double
plays: Austin. Agnew and Howard.
Bases on balls: OFF Perryman, 1, off
Koch. 2; off Cook, I. Hits: Off Perry
man. 2 in one-thlrd inning; off Koch.
In three and two-thirds innings; off
Cook. in five innings. Hit by pitcher:
Quinlan by Cook. Howard by Faber
Struck out: BY Koch, .; by COX, 2. by
Faber. 3. Umpires: Chill and Evans.
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Gnmrs at LItehfieId.

LITCHFIELD. Mo- July Especial
Telegram. plea santon won from Itch
field In the first game and Hazard de-
feated PieaAanton In the second game at
the celebration held al Hazard Monday.
Scores:
First game RHE
Atchfield - e-S ) 5
Batteries; IAtchfield. Hager, Easta-
brooks and Halbeisen; Pleasanton. Mar
lette and Frame.
second game R.HE
Pieasanton % 0 90 OO1O 81 s 4
Hazard - 0aol o ~ . .
Batteries: Pleasanton, GFassmeysr and
MaTiettes Hazard. Roberts and Nining.
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Caseys Hank Terriers.
Denver Comes for
Four-Game Series

The Denver Bears will invade Omaha
today for four-game series. Two
games will he played on Thursday and
Friday viii he ladies' day. Games will
he called at o'clock except on Thursday.
when the first game will start at 2
O'Clock
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-07

STORM LAKE, Ia, July 6-(Speciel
Telegram. lin the most exciting game OF
the season. Storm Lake took ! 70
game from Sioux Rapids today. Watts.
for Storm Lake. was relieved In the sew
emit BY Furchner. The feature OF the
game MSS the batting OF storm Lakes
WAtte Furchner and Chapman O'Dell
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BEARS WIN BY SOLITARY RUN
Denver Team Shuts Out the Links
by the Score of One to
Nothing.
sHEsTAK's HOME RUN DECIDES

LINCOLN, July 6.-Shestak's home run
in the seventh inning was the extent of
the scoring in today's game between Lin
coin and Denver. the visitors winning.
Today's game was one postponed by rain
at a former series. Score:
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CHICAGO

IRAN for Good In seventh
Called end seventh, account darkness.
Cincinnati ..,,....,..,,,.9 Q -
Chicago .................O 20 l O-2
Two-bAse hits Safer. Wagner. Bresna-
han Three-basc hit; Good Home run:
Williams Stolen base: Zimmerman.
zog (unasslstecD, Mollwitz (unasssted).
Bases on balls: OFF Toney. 8: off Vaughn,
2 Struck out; BY Toney, b; by Vaughn,
5. umpines; Orth and ouigley,
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Defeat for stratton.

BENKEbMAN Neb., July ESPECIAL
Telegram -Benkelman defeated Stratton
yesterday in a ninth-inning rally 2 to l.
Batteries; Walker and Ballard, Eller and
Gummerie. Attendance, 500.
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CHIrAao
Totals % ls'Ss 10 Totals 81 is'ti 10
yWinEo out. hit by battcd ball.

yWingo out hit by battcd bali
sNone out when winning run scored.
Slated for Mollwitz In seventh.
Cincinnati .....0 90 zoo acc 000 o.
Chicago .........3O 90 0 I 0O0 90 10
Two-basu hits: Zimmerman On. Killifer
Iroh (2). HerEog. Wlngo Three-baRo hit
Zimmerman. Stolen bases: schultz,
hood, Zimmerman. Double plays; Fisher
to Phclan. Zimmerman to Phelan, Good
10 Safer Passes on balls: OFF Benton, 4;
In five innings off Standridge, 8 In three
inning and none out Ia ninth; off Cheney,
4 N six innings. struck out: BY
Humphrics. g. BY Benton s; by Cheney,
3. Umpires Quigiey and Ortiz. Score,
second game
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T0tRlt. 80 q ~ %
sRatted for hopper in ninth.

IQthlts III ~ ~
~Batted for Hopper in ninth.
Washington ........1 o o o o 0 0 OIL
Boston ...........3 2 o Q o o o 0 -
Speaker, Shanks. Moeller. Double plays:
Foster and Gondil bases on balls: OFF
Hopper. 8; off Shore, g. Hits: OFF
Boehling, 1 in one-third inning; off
Hopper, s in seven and two-thirds in
nings. Struck out: BY Hooper, 1; by
Shore, 4. Umpires: Nallin and Dineen.
Score second game
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Totals sHlsi
sBatted for Walker in sixth.
'Batted for Harstad in eighth.
Slated for Jones in ninth.

cIe Nsh rSr oS S IN 'S 9 1,1As
Detroit ............O 0 3 llOs o Of
Two-base hits: smith. Hammond
Kirke. oCbb. Cavet. Three-base hit
Jackson Double plays: Burns TO Bush,
Chapman to Kirke, Walker TO Kirke
Hits; OFF Walker. s In six innings; Oft
Harstad. 3 In two innings; off Jones
none In one inning: off Cavet s in eight
innings none cut in NTH: off Bolad 1
in one innig Bases on balls: OFF
Walker. 8; off Harstad, 2; off Jones. /:
off Cavet, q off Boland. 1. Sthuck out
BY Walker, 3; by Cavet g. Umplres:
Connolly and Wallace.
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Ducky HoImea, rake Game..

Ducky Holmes defeated the Bourgeois
AZ Carter lake Monday. Baker, pitching
for the Duckys. allowed two hits aud
struck out, ten men
The score: RHE.
Bourgeois 8 0 90 0 o o o. =
Stolen bases; Worne. CUNNING ham
Two-base hits. Baker "a, HOmeck, Flana-
gan. Bases on balls, off Baker L: or
MinResby. 1. Umpire: Bogatts.
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AIacLs Bump Yanks.

NEW YORK, July 6-Philadelphia took
its third straight game OF the present
series from New York today, TO g.
Thomas knowlson. "A semi-professional
pitcher from Ridgeway, Pa, started his
ana was hit hard. but was effective in
the pinches. Fourteen Yankees were left
on bases, Tho Athletics knocked Nc
nsle YuI Oh Ihe Don IN me third. lie
being made during his stay on the
mound Score.
mr. ptrYA
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PfrrsBuRaH


'Batted for Kantlehner IN eighth
81 Louis. ........"l 900 o %
Pittsburgh ...,..,..0 0 o 0 o. o 0 oil
base hits Butler. Baird Stolen bases
Baird %, Double plays; snyder To Hug
gins; McOuillan 10 Niox. Baird 10 Gibson
% Johnston, Bases on balls; Off Griner.
:; off McQuillan, I; off Kantlener. I. Hits
OFF McQoiilan. : In three innings. none
out In fourth; off Kantlehner, s in five
innings; Off Councilman. none In one in
ming. Struck out BY BrineF. 3; by Nc
Julian. 2; BY kantlehneF. q by ConEel.
man. z Umpires' KLEIN and Emalie.
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NEW YORK.

New York 800 o 0 90 lie
sBetted for sweeney Ia eighth
sBatted for Brown in eighth.
IRAN for Cree In eighth.
-batted for Cottrell In ninth.
TWo-bass hits: Schaag, Laioia. Maisel
HartHelL Home run; Lapp Double PLAYS:
l.Aioie and Kopf Bases on balls; orr
NcHale, 4; off Brown, /: off KnoWison.
4 Hits; OFF McHale. in two ana two
thirds innings: off Brown. 4 in five ana
one-third innings; off COttrel In one
ir ming Hit by pitcher: Roone by KnowI-
son, knowlson by Brown. struck out:
BY Brown. B. by knoWlson. g. Umpines:
Hildebrand and O'LOaghlin.
white Sex Beat Browns.
ST. LOUIS. July 6-After losing five
consecutive games, Chicago braced and
defeated the locals today. ~ TO 2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-07

PHILADELPHIA. July Anew York
delivery for seven hits. which Included a
triple ana two doubles, in the first and
third innings. the score being 5 60 I.
Iincun and Baumgardneh blanked New
phia hit Aarquard's delivery hard, but
the safeties were scattered and the only
one that counted was Cravaths homer.
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'Baited for Hughes in ninth.
Hoston ........".'.o % %
Brooklyn .........0 0 900 2 0 "a
Two-base hit: o,Mara. Double play;
uutshaw and Daubert. Bases on balls
off coombs, 4; off Appleton, 3; off Ru-
dolph. 1. Hits: OFF Ccombs. none In
three and two-thirds innings: off Apple
ton. 2 in five ana one-thIrd innings; off
Rudolph. In seven and two-thirds in
nings; off Hughes. none in one-third in
nlngs. Hit by pitcher: BY Appleton,
smith 2, Colly. Struck oat: BY Appleton.
= by Rudolph, 5. Umpires: Risler and
Hart
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Score second game:

q3oatcn .............. o o oil o O-3
Brooklyn ...........O 0 OO3f 0 o -
sHatted for Connolly In ninth.
Ran for Whaling in ninth.
.Batted for Ragan In seventh.
eBatted for Davis In ninth.
Two-base hits: Magee, Myers, Dell.
Three-base hits: OMara. Stengel :. Bases
on balls; Off Davis. 1: off Dell. s: Struck
out: BY Ragan. 2; by Davis. 8; by Dell.
Wheat, Davis. Hits: of RaRan. In
ak innings; off Davis. In two innings.
off Dell. in eight and one-thud In
nings; off Smith, none in two-thirds in
ming. Umpires: Rigler and Hart.
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Cards Heat Pirates.

PITTSBURGH, July 6.-St LouIs de-
feated Pittsburgh today, 10 !, winning
the game In The eighth inning, when
Long singled and scored on Griners
double The locals tied the count in the
sixth on Carey's safe hunt and a triple
by Baird. Score.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-07
Red sox ReIeaae NIcCahe

BOSTON July 6-The Roston Ameri-
cans today released McCabe, a pitcher.
and Holmes, q catcher, 10 Lynn ~ the
New England league.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-07

DENVER
sMorse Out on infIeld fly,

Lincoln .............O o . 90 0 0 90
Denver .............O 0 D 0 % OIL
Home run: Shestak. Two-base hit: Nc
Intyre, Mccormick. Spencer Double play:
Daley to Lloyd to IL, Schneider. Sacrifice
hits: B. Schreiher, Morse, Coffey Struck
out: BY Cantwell. g. Bases on balls: OFF
b. Schneider l; off Cantwell. g. Hit by
pitcher: BY Cantwen. 1. Time: 2s UNI
pire: Mullen.
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Tigers whip Cleveland,

CLEVELAND, July 6.-Walker and
Harstad were wild and ineffective and
Detroit defeated Cleveland. to 8, send
inG the local team in the last place.
ISmds FIRST tSree rs,ns while Ior ra IreNg In
the ninth inning sent Cavet from the box
but left Cleveland one shoht of a tie,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-07
PHILADELPHIA.


.listted for Lineup In seventh.
-liatted for y. Burns IN eighth
FiiladeIphia 10 o S0i 81
1leyeas Three-base hit: kobertson'
Home run; ~ravath- Double plays;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-07

when he relieved Lueking. allowing no
scores, and neither walking or hitting
man. Batteries: Atlanta, Bergquist and
Hodges oxford. Lueking, Payne and
Bender. Umpire: Bloom.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-07

'Batted for johnson IN ninth.
'Batted for Gregg In second.

'Batted for Gregg in second.
Boston .....,..,....2 0 0 0 o o -
Washington ..,....0 10 o o o 0 OIL
Two-base hit: Foster. Three-base hit:
Johnson, Double play: Foster and Gan
dill, Bases on balls: Gregg. 2; Johnson.
8. Hits: OFF Gregg, in two innings; off
Mays, in seven innings. Struck out;
BY johnson. /; by Mays. g. Umpires:
Dineen and Nallin.
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OWEN SCHOOL

RATIONAL staR-Chsef. Qseepse Me-
Cubse~As asss. ~b1ef Donald Mich
srsss ssesety editsy, ksthyys xess-
Ssrs ssso~1sses. Rutb Bress1sn.
Mssgspet Hsrkets. wiiiism shep-
vavA. Rebevt NssegG.
III like TO see our league at WORN
There's work az well as play
To make better city
OF Detroit lay by Gay.
ia like tn sec the alley sweeps"
Come cleaning down our way.
And hustle of the dirt and filth
That's piling here each day.
ia like to see them working
Before the coming fall
A-f think the Owen Civic Lea que
Had helped us, one and all.
--Queenis MeCuilcch.
The editors from the owen who
were able 10 60 on the excursion 20
the Times most heartily for the good
time given them. Some Of us werc
away and others were unable 20 ac-
cept the invitation. but all appreciate
Mrs. Irwin. who taught q class Of
little tots at tire owen last term, IL
now the capable teacher of the B-s
At the FRANKLIN summer school
The owenifes who are attending the
rranklin summer school were cad
when Il opened that 30 many ~ their
friends from the over were there.
Nu~r n the disappointment Of sew
erai owen R-sths. n was learned on
fune ~ that the course NJ the Frank
fin summer school did not include
bookkeepi-G. and those Wishing 70
take the B-s AT summer school ana
graduate IN February will 'Hve 10
work hard next term 20 make up
two terms work In ore.
IRE owen teachers promised to let
~ know their Whereabouts during
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NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL.

gAssovfst stain. Gsa~stose D~slh,
Chseft sssseSetes, Nsvnss NeCeps
H~semary BSuegge0asn. wendell
WASTE.
The editors OF orthwestern wish
10 extend their HEARTBEAT thanks to
boat trip given them on July ?. Alb
scnce from the city prevented two
members % the star from being with
~. we made many friends on the
trip~among them Margaret Haskett
students ~ Northwestern next term.
The swimming classes ~ North
western are being we'll patronised,
Mr.. Benson II In charge and about
are held from .. m. 20 10 .. m.
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dressed In q Spanish costume IN
which she performed n leading part
In a dancing exhibition given at the
Knights Of Columbus hall Althoush
she has not had an opportunity 10
exhibit her talents TO the members
OF the association ON account OF the
small space IN the office % the build
ing. whore we conduct our neet,ngs;
does not allow II. such intellectual
ability presented TO the members as
a gift was no doubt more than ap.
prectatsd. she was the most lined
visitor by the members and those
who heard her sing ~ the associs-
ton. The association expresses It's
gratitude for the past services rem.
dersd them during the season OF
itlA-lS and hope TO get her services
for the coming season.
In the previous edition OF Who's
Who In the association. George
Stracke has suffered fearfully. hts
name being misspelied and robbed OF
two lives. giving him only seven. the
other two which are devoted 20 I.
n. Rayl q CO.. his employer. being
suppressed. The writer, not wishing
60 give any free advertisements. left
his employer out, and now George Is
abort two ltvea
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this summer; but we're stiii waitins
for Information.
ON tuesday. June a. An Over
friend. was iost In the woods between
the Six and Seven. Vile roads II
was a brigh, day and the woode were
in fine condition. % the long tramp
throush the d:9ss brush VS. net =:
been. and they reached their homes
in safety late In the evening.
Gladys Johnson. who was In the
BIS last term, does not sxRSct to
very sorry. because we would like all
the Owen people 10 graduate from
Grace Parkln. OF Room A. expects
to go TO California for good" this
oueenie Mcculioch Is rapidly re-
gaining her health. after . snort III
ness In June.
Margaret. who lives In Canada. IL
visiting AZ the home Of her mother
Miss Kennedy. teacher Of room n.
expects TO leave July % for 2 three
M Mount Lake.. New jersey. -"
Erma Sigelko u leaving Detroit on
Tuesday because OF poor health She
will 70 TO Flint for an extended visit
e eno :" NJ" ny septsmser sSe viii Sc un-
able To return to school.
Grace. Laura and Dorothy MCBRIDE.
with their parents. spent the sra.
9Th and sth IL July ~ Orchard Lake
With their friend. Arlyis KeIso. Of the
sixth grade.
II 10 Ruth oNeitre fond hope that
she will go TO Bad Axe In about twc
weeks.
Katherine Gibson will. after about
Aug -. spend some OF her holidays
In Ithaca Mich.