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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08
RIDU Way.

Anna and Marjorie Hopperstad were
at Cresco Monday, the latter having
dental work done. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bakken went to
Albert Lea Monday to attend the
graduation of their daughter Hilda
who has been attending school there
the past year.
Mrs. Myrtle Johnson returned from
DEBORAH Monday after spending few
DAYS there with her sister.
Mrs. Sears, of DEBORAH, spent Sun
day here with the r. A. Griswold fam
ily On Friday she went to Cresco to
visit relatives.
Henry Butt was at Cresco Mon
day afternoon between trains.
Mrs. R. G. Baker and sons Karl and
George spent the week end at-Calmar
with her folks Mr.. and Mrs. K. X.
Steensland.
Mrs. Oscar Qualley was at Cresco
shopping Friday afternoon.
Mrs. R. A. Griswold and children
were Cresco visitors Friday.-
Laura Kuntz, who has been attend
ing school for the past year at For
est City, returned home Saturday
noon.
Lottie Larson was at Cresco be-
tween trains Friday afternoon.
O. G. Allen and Elmer Ringoen au-
toed to Cresco Friday.
There will be children's day
program next Sunday morning at the
NJ. E. church at 10:30. Sunday school
at 1870. Services in the evening at
s o'clock.
Dagmar Jordahl and Aletta Fjel-
stul spent Sunday at DEBORAH with
friends.
The Ole Sanderson family and Mar
guerite Brekke were callers at De-
corah Saturday.
Mrs. Lucas went to Austin Satur-
day to spend a few days with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Nelson, of Harmony, spent a
couple of days last week with the
Lars Guttormson's.
Alma and Clara kuntz, who have
spent the past month in Ohio with
relatives, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Anderson left for De-
corah Saturday to spend few days
with her folks Mr. and Mrs S. Gun
derson.
Gene Armstrong and George are
here from Douring, Wis, visiting with
home folks.
Mr.. Thorson, of Calmar, was bust
ness caller here Thursday.
Marguerite Brekke and Merle Hop
perstead spent few days last week
with the Ebert Brekke family.
Charles Boucher, Ole Ellingson and
Steen Johnson autoed to New Hamp-
ton Tuesday.
Jake and Ferd Butt left Tuesday
for Aberdeen, S. D.
Mrs. Mike Kratz left Wednesday for
Grand Rapids, N. D., to visit rela-
tiveS.
Steen Johnson purchased a new
Oakland car from Chas. Boucher.
Mrs Fred Butt and children left
Tuesday morning for Aberdeen, 5.
D. q
Mrs Weber and children return
ed to Cresco Monday after visiting
the P. S. Donovan family a few days,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08
Methodist Notes.

Sunday morning at the 1920 hour
there will be rendered the annual
Children's Day program by the Sunday
School with basket collection for the
Students Fund of the Educational So
ciety, which is used to aid worthy
young men and women in getting a
college education both by loan and gift.
All are cordially invited to this service.
The Sunday School will convene for a
short session at the close of the pro-
gram.
Sunday evening the pastor will
preach at p. m. and the Epworth
League will hold its devotional service
att. We are very glad for your pres
ence and help in these evening SER,
vices. Come again, and then again.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08
.sCHLEY.

Katherine Fitzgerald, who has
been visiting at the Irwin Ferrie
home, returned to her home near
Lourdes Thursday.
Carl Brophy was seen spinning
through town Sunday afternoon,
Grace Svestaka accompanied 'Inez
and Harry Barnes to church in Cres-
co Sunday.
Nora Walker called at the Ed
Svoboda home Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Harries spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the John Barnes
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Severt Knutson were
entertained at the Bert Reinhart home
Sunday.
Raphael Ferrie was business call
err in Cresco Saturday.
Mrs. Will Walker is entertaining
her mother from Muscatine.
Henry Novak was hopping in town
Tuesday morning.
Pete Milota autoed to Cresco Mon
day.
L. H. and M. A. Derr and wives au-
toed to Cresco Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Panoch and daughter
Lena visited at the Ed Svoboda home
Friday
Joe Barnes. was Cresco caller on
Monday.
Harriet, Edna and Viola Doherty
visited at the Mike Barnes home Sun
day afternoon. ~
Will Hyke and family visited at
the Adolph Hyke home at Lourdes
Sunday.
Mrs. L. V. Svestka returned home
Monday after few days visit at the
Ed Slama home near Protivin.
Joe Barnes is having cement
porch added to his house this week.
Ed Derr came from Milwaukee Sun
day for a couple of weeks visit with
relatives and friends in this vicini-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frank and
son Charles attended the class play
in the opera house in Cresco Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ferrie and Ra-
phael Ferrie were among those who
attended the X C. banquet in Cresco
Sunday evening.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08
EAST HOWARD CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Harvey of Bonair
Sundayed at the Rush Sager home.
Andy Owens of Cresco, called in
our neighborhood Wednesday.
Roy Ritter and wife spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. James
Lathrop.
The dance at the Charles Malek
barn was we'll attended and all re-
port fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kempf spent
Sunday afternoon with Fred Shields
and family.
Madge Perry was a Cresco visitor
Saturday.
Kathryn Long spent Saturday and
Sunday with her friend Nellie Mae
Wilmot of Davis Corners.
Bart Murray is helping Rush Sa-
ger this week on his new house.
Mrs. Ed Lybbert is enjoying visit
from her father Mr.. Bacon of Mon
ona,> Iowa.
Peter Lickteig autoed to Cresco on
Monday.
Madge Perry closed very success
full term of school in district No. 1
last Friday.
Mrs. Fred Shields was a business
caller in Cresco Tuesday.
Will Shields did a fine job of drag
ing roads Tuesday.
George Hoppe and son Leonard
were Cresco shoppers Tuesday.
A number of our people attended
the wedding reception at the De-
Groote home Tuesday in honor of
their daughter Lizzie, and report a
swell time. About $50 people were
present,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08
BAPTIST Church.

The usual services next Sunday. The
morning sermon will be especially for
the boys and girls and young people of
the S. S.
Evening theme, "Why Meat-Offer-
ings?"
Children's Day will be observed at
the regular S. S. hour, IL O'Clock.
All are invited to our services.
]. A. Petit, Pastor.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08
Conversational Church

Children's Day will be observed next
Sunday. The morning service and
Sunday School session will both give
way for this celebration. Parents
bring your children at 1920. Every
one young and old invited but the time
belongs to the children. Exercises.
songs. baptism of children, children's
sermon, etc. The whole service is in
charge of the Sunday School and hap
Nv, wholesome time is expected.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08
Evangelical Church.

Sunday morning services in the
Ridgeway Evangelical church. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock followed by the
sermon. Evening services in the Flor
enceville Evangelical church at 8
O clock. =
Plan to attend the services and in
vite your friends.
w. A. Scholer, Pastor.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08

People who are always constipated
which brings on headaches, salloW
color, foul breath, poor appetite should
not delay minute. but take Hollis
will wonder at its results. Csc. Fred
Lowry.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08

Among those who were at the Chas
Pesek home Sunday last week were
Albert Milota, Jr., and sister Rosie,
Anna Kabela, Frank and James
PrOska.
JAMES Milota and VIM. and Chas.
Pesek, Jr., and sister Clara autoed to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pizinger's last
Sunday afternoon.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08
Adventist Church Notes.

Regular services Sabbath June sth.
Sabbath School at 2 o'clock. Worship
and young peoples meeting at 3 O'Clock
Pastor Meyer and wife went to Charles
CITY Monday where they will hold .
series of tent meetings during the sumo
mer. but will be with the Cresco church
on Sabbaths whenever occasion will
permit.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08
For Sale.

Home grown white seed corn, $3.25
per bushel, at farm on Vernon road or
at Gllchrist elevator. John F. Daley.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-06-08
Pump Repairing.

NV prices are the lowest, my work is
the best, Prompt service. All work
guaranteed. Give me trial. Phone
218. Alvin C. Hollenback, Cresco, In.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
Spor&lets

Kendall college a. Tulsa is preparing
for the annual high school basketball
tournament that will open stomorrow
morning
Baseball pactice for the Muskoge"
Metc starteH today In that city. Most Of
the advance players that will he on the
diamond this afternoon are pitchers and
catchers.
" announcement Was made at Norman
yesterday thst tho Soonsrs would rr-
main In the Southwestern conference
This follows a threat OF the Oklahoma
university 10 withdraw and II WAS
thought that they would enter the Mis-
souri conference The trouble arose over
rule that allowed freshmen to play on
teams where tho registration wns below
400 The members OF the conference rs-
scinded the r,ile and Coach owen an
nounfed that the Sooners would remain,
Everett Fiest was selected as captain
~ the Kendall college basketball team
for next season o. meeting cf the
players Yesterday. Fiest was unable 10
play during the SEASON Just passed sbe-
cause Of an operation that was per
formed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15

pJ FRANK WtNNe.
bNgh Grant Brown. who recently nuHt
ed INTO the fight game In Gotham parts'
certainly is suffering the slinys ana
hIfows OF outrageous fortune. No one
connected with pugilism ever mas en-
'ounter"d 80 much III luck ah mas the
new owner ~ Madison Square Ghrdeh.
Right from the dHy that he ana ms
associates paid something like S2'oVo,o ,ooo
for the historic building. things nave
broken badly Tor Brown lie has h""h
Wnllopcd nom every sd" and WIN tN',l %
thing hut the Wo0lworth building tie
went into The fgh, game figuring he
would at l"sst clear n little something
beyond the lEl7 operating expenses
Looks now ~ n he Viii losc cNerSlhlng
tui his game fighting spirit
soon after he secured ownership ol
the Garden. the new promotes put on
tho Fred Fulton Charlie Weinert faht
tie it something uf a novice In the iWht
game and took the advice of friends VINO
told him To ash hig pficrf fnt The s"on
seats The result nns that rracll'hlN
all uf the higher pUrdd seats wcr" Va
cant The cheaper seats In inc h"N'i
leg we're filled The floor sea- would
have been occupied. too, had brown
asked Il reasonable figure
Loses aoavliy on Darcy.
Just how much he lost on that ar
fair IL something that Brown alone can
say Rat he took hts Losses smlllngly
figuring he would recoup on the Darcy
fight when he set about trying 10 get
an opponent for Darcy the Australia
insist.d upon mixing u with Al Nc
COY. tho cheese champion Because
Darcy stood pat on thnt declaration
there Was nothing else for Brown Ia de-
hut sign NJ Mctoy. gu1rantcciug Al
slO, ,00a and giving him 81 onn advance
money lie also passed Vycr 5000 IA
barcN's manager NJ The initial payment
ON the Darcy guarantee
\ few days later Rrowu awakened r.
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ASSESSOR At
WORK IN CITY
Taxpayers Must Meet Oepu-
ties at Specified Points,

County Tax Assessor Ofiutt and hS
assistants are being deluRed with ,cle-
phone call, Tor the past week from tax
payers inquiring into the length Of
time IN which they can make their, as.
seS,men,s April Is is the last day on
which these assessments can be made
without a penalty being attached, ao.
cording to Mr.. Oiiut,
Awessmen,S may be made at any
nrecinct that is convenient IN the wsnl
IN which the taxpayer lives or assess.
men,S may he made at the courthouse
Some oi the deputies appointed by the
assessor have not made known the ad-
dress a, which they are located and Mr.
Offu,t desires 10 let the taxpayers make
their assessments a, places that have
been published
The assessors opened their offices in
some Of the precincts IN ward two to-
day. Several others will open ,omor.
row The places where the assessments
may he made in ,hi, ward follows
prccmc, l--ll0 North lot'ie, March
Il To q
ffcJinCt e-i dIh ilsNt bIOCttN,
March II 10 y
Ptecinc, l--llolSchue Grocery, March
IS TO u.
Precinct 4 a2l Harrison avenue.
March 10 to 70
Precinc, 5-SOl East Eighth street,
March u 90 u
Precinc, h--bl0 East Seventh street.
March 10 to -
Preeinc, 7-WO East Eighth street.
March ~ To y
Preeine. s--l2ol East Ninth street.
March u to N
Precinct o--l7Oo East Ninth street.
March u 20 y
Precinct l0-Corner Laird and Fourth
streets. March u To n.
Precinct ll-Sl0 East Fourth street
March y 10 "
Preeinc, ll--il Harrison avenue
Marcl, II 10 ~
preeinc, lt-2ll" Not,h Walnut.
March u to Is,
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over tho hills and far aUa'
Where ~" pits are deep and he traps
encrUsCh
And the bunker. waits forlhe nunbsd ap-
pfoaCh.
Where the duf'cr rsges and tears HE
hair
As y Wild curse rinEs on 'nc balmy air,
N1cre'thc sore heart hl"cds and tho sou
rs cut
As the golfer fooli"' two foot putt
proof that the Rolf stroke Is had
thing for baseball batting II shown hl
IN" list Of BAN players who play golf
Look how tho Scotch game wrecked Tri-
Speaker, Ty cobb and Eddie Collins, M
wonder big league managers insist upon
suppressng Doc Hogcy's slrcnic call
Those accustomed 10 iuss, how badly
Miss Biurstedl could nnve h,sten Ms
sutton Mrs Buudy-Gro noa At Liberty
lu t"vise their estimate under thr cold
and Wtl"qs glare Of tho r'rnrdt where
thc great Norwegian. player has matter
OF one victory out ~ nyc starts Hud ~ 4
uino when Mrs Buudy Ia hardly tho
player that Miss sutton vast at the top
of her younger game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
Hugh Brown Walloped With Everything
But WOOlworth Building, Says Menke

the fact that fight with Mccoy would
he bloomer. So he tried 10 cut loose
from his agreement with McC9yNbul
call off things with Mccoy he decided
TO ignore him and signed ny Jack DILLON
TO nSht Darcy on the original Darcy
Mccoy date Naturally, brown had u
!! Ooo ''''''' 'o"" ''' "''"' W
Meanwhile. Mccoy decided to get m"
'S.O0p balance on his $40. 200. claiming ~
was not through any fault of his that
he wasn't tu fight Darcy Ana nhou,
mat time Darcy and HIS manager had
bust aud the manager Kept the s. oor
hdNhn'" mohey. whereupon Darcy de
mandci nome real cash from Brown
Jns stH Pursves.
And then came the real wal lop.
Governor WhltmAn's ruling against bhr-
oN.6 lighting IN New York state because
he IS military Stacker" II already
has cost Brown close to 10000 guarnu
tee. uud about ST. 0uU more m mridru'
t"l expenses to Try to IRAN" that ms
rrlrh tor Darcy And De Nhilw1i
N'idlci nullrd an chances or rrtttns i
na..
Then Brown. undauuted, arranged fol
y match between Freddie Welsh and
R'nny Leonard RlghNawHy the man
agers Of both fighters kicked over the
traces NU'N lhtN learned lhHt h'oNi
had appointed KINNEY Johnson ~
matchmaker Pollok aud Gibson don
lika the BOY Bandit" And now they're
going to hold the fight In anothei
arena.
In the midst ~ all these troubles for
Browu another creops In II IL ~" thres'
Of Governor Whitman 10 driv" prize light
ing out NJ New York state IN 1918
IN II any WOudvr that Hugh Gram
Brown At Iinos huns 10 himself n few
hsi, from that hallad
I'm uplurh. I'm unlucky
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
Old Rosebud Shows
Class of Field At
Hot Springs Track

ROT STRINGS. ArI N4rN Na
Rosebud gave further ct.ior., . N
"oono back" when %. trp.fr..f 70
pounds and gsllopol 90 ar easy ...nr
over some good opposition tNar H.. I.u
David rrnig. Bob H,ulloy. IlHn,.t md
Incidence Tho Applcgate. .cru,. showed
eN'.gIGr .Is,,I, ,pr.H iltog the ,lGg' ''.l' ,,9
eased up IN the stretch. 10 vIu ls lnf.r
lengths DpNId craig. his r'..,' irir-
sucr Tor ~ .utr' race J.Ni .uHnN.. .g
20 ouistay Bob HsusleN Nh..r ra. .Hr.
80. wa n0' much t'll iU. mtnn.' In
which h. vor gud eousldrr'- '.. 10
track, the performance nH. r,.
rIrdrphlo ono "" returned fu ... ... lois
without q sign Df lIwI or du't... SD. .
augurs VOL foi ,puuulHH. pa.
training suuuO.f
Lowering clouds thro1'cuiHE @ down.
pour. did nos hiEe.t .d' Iar..r, effect oU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
White SOx Like
Army Drill Game

MINERAL WELLS. Texas, March rs
Rcmming routine practice, the chi.
cago White SoN put In smother SOLID
sposin Of work yesterday. windlnG up In
practice game between III" players \
pair of players. both regulars, pulled no
lame before the quitting whistle blew.
They we're Gsndil and Felsch, but their
complaint was nothing more than sore
feet on account OF The hnfdners OF the
field
The days work began nj tho hotcl,
where the players formed Into squads
and marched under orders Of tho corpor
rergesn, took them In hand and admin
istered several hours NJ tough company
formations
So eager are the players To become ef,
f'cient IN this new phase OF n ball play.
ers' life that they are taking private
lcssons from Sergeant Smiley. Prcsi-
den, Comiskey IN loking for n hail large
enough TO permit drill In the evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
Alva Will Meet
MOrmOns TOda,

CHICAGO, March IL The second dsy's :
play In the preliminarics IN the national
A \ T. basketball championshtps here
today VIII bring together tho follow lng
teams. the winners IN YESTERDAY = games.
Brigham Young university Provo,
tt,h, vs. Northwestern Normal school.
Alv6, Okla
kR,ama1oo college, Kslsmazno. Nfch
" Montana state college, BoIcnman.
Mont
Mystic Athletic club. Chicago. vs. M
roit Athlctic club. Chicago.
West side Browns, Chicago, Va Seward
rnrt Blues Chicago
NOrthwcaieTi normal yesterda 4. .actrat-
81 the llamliu Trtangles. ~ TO 2n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
RefOrmer Fights
New Race Tracks

&EW CRlI MS. Ia. March i5-Dr
charles + .clbkc. mayor Of Gretna, tho
principal ,liF of Jefferson parish. an
uouu,ed thar he would fight against this
establishment of two raca tracks In JET
ferson parish. Gelhkc. who has always
led the rcfurmers In Jefferson parish.
SAYS tha' no Win take the matter befors
the governor, grand jury and Legislature
20 stop the running of races in Jefferson
partsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
K|NcF|SHER SAYS !
NO. TO SCHOOLS
Bond Issue Of $4,000 De-
i6ated for Second Time,

kINGHSHER Okla March Is
Especial The $4,000 school bond
election here resulted m a defeat for
the bond, by majority OF A. This
Na, lhe second attempt To vote school
bonds within the past two months. In
the first election the bonds were only
defeated hv five votes.
Whlc 'hc different ward, OF the city
gave tho bond issue a favorable vote.
,hc defeat pamc from the outlying dis
'rl.', Tins Will evidently settle the
rilor, ro vote any amount OF school
bond here tor some time to come and
'hc question NJ what s 10 he done with
'hc school children has now become a
,erlou, ONE Present facilities are in
adequate and lack oi sufficient room
has been the cause Of many children
staying out Of school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
Buffalo Herd Sold.

Tho last buffalo OF the Joe Grimes
herd oi tins place has been sold to the
/on A. Wichita The once proud mon
arch OF the plains WAS shipped to that
..re ycVerda, At one time Mr. Grimes
lad a herd Of fifteen buiialos at hi,
ranch near KHgi>hcr, but he grad.
MI. Nl-n...l m lnem
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
Indoor Swimming
Records Broken

NEW YORK. March 1.-two american
indoor swimming records were made last
night by Tedfrcd H. Calm Of the New
York Athlete club lie covered $50 Yards
In minutes IS 10 seconds aud 900 yards
I'm minutes and 2N seconds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
&.:SPoftli8ll1
I ORANTLAND RICE
You Can't hIawsy Tel,


IN March the KID looked great
while the Veterans arm was sore,
The KID slid into the plate
For many q practice score,
While the Vet had to lin around.
Waiting warmer sun,
Covering little ground,
Scoring hardly run.
In March the Kid was there
with many robust cloui,
NJ fifteen ways TO spare,
While the Vet looked down ana OUT
Bot when juno brought ils tTlll.
Who hold the first line trench
The kfd looked better s,il.
While tho Vet was on the bench
Football Changes.
The Rule MsndaIinS ~ football gather
on Friday but there are no important
changes In sight The present game mas
groun IN suth favor among NH playrts
and spectators tha, no risk will b" run
m the sey OF scraHtNAing up success
tul situation 80
and old Yal. star. believes IN restricting
the distance of tho forward psss IN us
campaign ~ frlghtfu'ueSs Such change
would work toward removing hardship
from the secondary drfeuSc, nut IN o'hrr
WAYS would lead tn numhelless compi-
cations
When limit Is put upon distance a
tsnglc is sure 20 result The for"atd
psss I'm our opinion, should either Do
unrestricted ~ abolished. And II
shouldn't he abolished.
Brooklyn Enters a Rebuttsl %
Dear sir. This talk about the Giants
having the pennsn, rae" seHed up gives
me indigestion Penusni races. IN th'
mniu, are decided by pitching poMet
Inst season the Rad SoS lost Itls
a. N =
most critical point of the year; hui WIN
Ruth shore. Leonard. NAYS ana roster
rhey won tho pernant by larger mar
gin than the yenr before why 30
cause they had the pitching JHrooklyn
with Pfsfer. Msr1uardl Cheny, .op,mp.
Sherrod, Smith aud others. has a muol
more dependable staU That Is where
brooklyn viii again beat OUT New York
""'' 'o' '"' ' DopGERvILLE,
We hope Fute .od peF'ny will
kindly permit
Coming and GoCo.
Sir. Whirh do think IL III" better
story y-- samuel Hopkins Adams IN col
Hers called Enter Darcy or Governor
whi,msn's -nappy sequel, Exit Darcy
Alonr about ?7th ~ July or early Aug
ust there viii he one or two depressed
cities insisting thst their ball clubs pu'
IN the afternoon drilling IN plaos OF the
accustomed rrosrsm
iris and Joe,
n l. q speaker and Jackson have
been big league rlSsis for -ix seasons
from 1911 To date. In this space Iacksor
hss led speaker three years, with one
tie and two triumps for iris jackson
led his Texas rival In 1911 1919 and 1919
In 1914 they tied at .33s each. speaker
then came to the front In 1915 and 1916
jackson Is the onlr>ball player IN the
game Who ever hhttcd over .too his frs,
complete year under the big tent Ills
dKbvt was set at .i0s well beyond any
mark he has even known since.
ssrlno SONG
what have the winds ot spring TO say
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
Bowling
Standing OF Teams.

hUIkhf- HCCk WIZ IorFed INTO tho ceT-
lnr position when they we're defeated by
the Wilson quintet IN two ot tho three
games on the Lee -IIucklns alleys last
night
/ The scores
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15
12O Entries For
Kentucky Races

LoI lSNlLLE X March lj sixty
entries 10 the Kentucky handicap to bee
run a. Douglas park on MAJ -s and
'itty 20 the lstouis Derby ~ Latonie,
ON Juno rs have been announced hy
Jonn Hachm"ist"r, general manager Of
both tracks lie sl.o announced that
iaS nominations have been made FOR the
Latonia Championship stakes. witch viii
have itE first running I'm i1ln. for 9.ycar,
ods, and VIII b" worth approx lmstely
10000 Included I'm tho entries already
closed are i've from Franc" ami tvsniy-
two from England
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iris and Joe,

Sprlno SONG.
What have the winds ot spring 10 say
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-15

Alonu about ?7th ~ July or early Aug
ust there win he one or two depressed
cities insisting th.t their bali clubs put
in the afternoon drilling IN placs OF the
accustomed prosrsm