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New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Down
Cubs in Series
First Inning g
Hi Myers Drives Liner to
Left Field Screen, Scor-
ing Two

CHICAGO, May 20.-The somewhat
thorny road which Uncle Wilbert Rob
inson and his Dodgers have been trav-
eling since they set out upon the first
Westward junket of the season offered
welcome breathing space here in the
lair Of the Cub. Brooklyn went about
its work manfully, got the jump on the
Cubs and breezed in to 5-to-2 victory
in the opening engagement between
these oldtime rivals to-day
Chicago had counted upon a general
tattenlng of their percentage figures
during the stay of the Dodgers. Fred
Mltchell's team had enjoyed most
encouraging squirt, which was fast cut
ting down the advantage of the pace
making Giants. The Cubs scarcely ex-
pccted the Borough of Churches to
hand them such wallop as they re-
celved by way of greeting. 1t was
mostly over before the rabd support
ers of the North Siders realized what
was coming off
Brooklyn sewed up the game by hop
ping Walker and Carter for four runs
in the very first inning. Little Pete
kllduf threw out Olson Hollocher
fumbled on O'Mara, fumbled a ridicu-
iously easy chance. 1t didn't seem so
much at the time. But O'Mara prompt
iy stole second Jake Daubert singled
to centre, scoring O'Mara, and when a
play was made to the plate Jake kept
on to second. Zach Wheat doubled over
first, scoring Daubert. That ended
Williams.
Swats Mighty Liner
Garter, who had been prepared for
such an emergency, got even a warmer
reception than that which had been
rendered to his predecessor. The first
offering served Hi Myers met cleanly
and ssquarely. The low line drive sho
out between Mann and Paskert and
TOOK the left screen on the first bound
1t was somewhat of f1uky home run
that scored Wheat ahead of Myers but
from the standpoint of psychology
baoe Ruth's mightiest wallop never
nag anything on this blow.
There was no stopping Rube Mar
guard once he was handed such a
commanding lead. The Cubs were
lucky to score two runs off the
veteran southpaw Rube was Just q
trlfe wild in the first, handing a pass
TO Paskert, the first Cub batter. This
giit was further complicated a moment
iater when Kruger allowed a passed
oail to slip from his fingers. The sir
put Paskert on second. He got the
rest OF the way on infield outs.
The second and last run of the
CUBS came in the third. With one ou1
Hollacher and Mann both beat infield
singles. Flack flied to Wheat, but FREQ
Merkle singled to left, scoring Hol.
locher. c3 The rally ended when Dea
! filled to Wheat
The score.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Ball-Bat Fund
Day omorrow
AtPoloCrounds

President Jacob Rupert, of the
Clark Griffith Ball and Bat Fund Day
at the Polo Grounds, when baseball
outfits will be presented to representa-
tive companies of soldiers from the
various organizations stationed in New
York and vicinity. This is in con-
formity with the ruling of the Ameri-
can League to set aside one day in
each city of the circuit for the fund
the purpose Of which is to provide
baseball equipment for the soldiers in
active service.
President Kuppert's plans now un-
der way promise to make the days
sive military spectacles Yankee fans
have ever had opportunity of witness
ing at the Polo Grounds, and it may
be safely predicted that the event will
demonstrate to the boys in the SER
vice baseball's continued, generous and
enthusiastic interest in their welfare
Invitations have been extended to
the commanding officers of the several
cantonments, forts and recruit depots
nearby to detail companies from their
respective commands to be present and
receive outfits of baseball parapher-
MALTA, and the replies that have
Iedcheu tne IankeeS once indicate
that ten to twelve full companies will
be on hand.
Military reasons forbid the an
nouncement of the regiments to which
the troops belong, but it may be stated
that there will be approximately two
companies from Governors Island one
company from Camp Merritt, one com.
pany and possibly more from Fort
Hamilton, one company with a regi
mental band from Fort Slocum, proba
bly, one or more companies from Camp
Mills and one company from Camp
Upton.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Stealing
Home in | 4th,
Beats Tigers
Athletics Come From Be.
hind Three Times Before
Finally Winning

PHILADELPHIA, May 2O.--With two
out and the bases full in the fourteenth
inning to-day, Merlin Kopp, of the Ath-
letics, stole home, beating Detroit, S to
4. He had reached third on a pass, a
steal and Gardner's single.
Kopp had big day, triple in the
first inning blossoming into run. He
also had double in the second. Phila-
delphia tied the score in the ninth inn
ing. In the tenth, with the bases full,
Davidson muffed Heilman's infeld fly
Heilman was out under the rules. but
Bush scored on the muff Philadelphia
tied the score again in this inning on a
pass. an out and single by Walker
In the twelfth Detroit forged ahead
on singles by Witt and Cobb and He'll
mans sacrifice fly, but the Athletics
evered it up for the third time on
singles by Walker, Burns and Shannon.
Tho score:
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Hugh Bedient
Joins anks;
McCraw Goes

hugh Bedent, pitcher with the
@Ieorated Boston Red Sox champions
1919, and who figured in the victory
0 that club over the Giants in tho
s'fids championship series which
seas to eight games, reported to Miller
nagglns's Yankees at the Polo Grounds
Yesterday afternoon. Bedient was OBJ
asned from Roger Bresnahan's Toledo
aap' OF the American Association.
iAe acquisition of Bedient may help
solve some of the pitching difficult
ues Of the New York Americans. Hug
s'as has been short Of veteran box
lsa slnce Bob Shawkey deserted the
.'uO At Macon to beat the army draft.
aoops a week ago Ed Monroe, a prom
SaS recruit, left the team to engage
sAsphuilding.
!. eep McGraw, another colt. was lost
sae club yesterday. He received or
'sss ss from his draft board to report at
NE Tor duty in the army. He depart
immediately for Pueblo, Col, and
>ssess to join camp in New Mexico
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
G. C.. N. Y. Athletic Board
COMPLETED for Next Year

George Lehrman, class of '19, will
lead the C. C. N. Y. Athletic Associa-
ton next year. Max Fischer will be
president; Jerrie Schwartz, treas
urer; Maxwell Ross, secretary, and
George Feigin, who is twirler for
the clubs, property manager.
Elections and appointments were be-
gun recently, and yesterday were COM
pleted. The managers will be Sid
Goodfriend, basketball; Artie Taft, as
sistant; Henry Davidow, press bureau
staff; swimming, with Dave Bunin, as
sistant; Jack Feltman, tennis; Irv
Upton, soccer; Charlie Diamond, as
sistant track.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Ruth Collapses on WAY
To Pitch for Red Sox

BOSTON, May 20. George W.
(Babe) Ruth collapsed this afternoon
on Beacon Street while on his way to
pitch at Fenway Park against Cleye-
land.
He was taken into the office of DR..
oilver Barney. who pronounced the
case one OF @dema Of the larynx and
ordered the pitcher removed TO the Eve
and Ear Infrmary. Ruth will be laid
up for a week, it is said.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Phillies Lose
irst Game of
Pirate Series

PITTSBURGH, May 2o.-The Phila-
delphia Nationals made their initial
appearance of the season at Forbes
Field to-day and we're defeated by
Pittsburgh, S to /.
Cooper, in the box for the home
team, held the visitors safe, except
in the sixth inning, when they punched
hits and scored their only run.
Prendergast started on the mound
for Philadelphia. bot was hit hard and
was replaced in the fifth inning by
Watson, who held the home team to
two hits for the remainder of the
game.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21

the Severn last
stoutheared eight turned the tables
eancut collegiate rowing title higher
middes we'll defined
the credit because they rowed under the
Geological having previously
pzegher knows best what that
The the be inclined to debate
the English
mile and
might have
spite of upstream and nfariority weight
edge
probably influenced the
Navy rating equpoent with Wrght
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Fordham Track Team
To Go to Philadelph;a

The Fordham University track man
agement has decided to enter limited
team in the intercollegiate champion
ships at Philadelphia.
Bernie Wefers, coach Of the Ford
ham track team, yesterday selected
the athletes who will carry the Maroon
silks at Franklin Field Fordham will
have three entries; Jack Murray, the
hurdles and Sylvester Fitzpatrick and
Joe Takasch will toe the mark in the
220-yard dash.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Red Sox Bat
In 7 Runs in
Fifth Inning

BOSTON, May 20.-Boston hammered
Bagby for seven runs on six hits and
Speakers error in the fifth inning to-
day. Groom finished for the visitors
and was freely hit. Boston won, II
to l.
Boston hit sixteen safeties for n
total of twentv-four bases Mays held
Cleveland to five hits. In the eighth
he hit Speaker squarely on top of the
head: The latter did not collapse, but
ran the bases.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Shocker Beats Senators
In His Farewell Cams

=, WASHINGTON, May 2O.-Urban
Shocker pitched st. Louis to to 2
his farewell game before joining the
National Army. Washington used up
thirteen players in a vain attempt at
victory. Gedeon's three hits, single,
double and triple, sent home three of
St. Louis's runs.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Poorest Sort of Ball
Marks Giant Victory
Cardinals Make Six Errors, While McGravs Men Commit
Two Atrocious Misplays-Pol Perru Is Driven
From Mound in Ninth
By Charles A. Taylor

81 LOUIS May 20The Giants
trip here to-day defeating the Cardinals
of the better losing Both agge
nat entered the ledger while
nspay The MGraw errors of Judgment
and the whole performed like the average college team
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Five Runs in the Third
Inning Puts Bears at
the Top

ROCHESTER, May 20.--Newark
took the opening game of the series
here to-day, defeating Rochester by
a score of to 2. The victory gives
Newark frst place in the league stand
ing.
Brogan was hit hard in the third
inning, three hits coupled with three
errors, giving the visitors five runs in
this inning.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
The Netu Sprint Champion

TT WAS inevitable that Charlotte Boyle, the swimming
would later demonstrate her superiority the
the admirable Claire Gagan New Rochelle shaps
expected proof Their through the
doubt that Miss Boyle is entitled the print championship the
try while Miss Galgan will enjoy her preenence
middle distances In their wi-o Santa Monica
topper the 40 championship
1t will be active meropol
Next Saturday the annual handicap
the Womens Association will held
NJ Brooklyn of the young including
the Boyle Gaigan listed among
should be the keenest competition.
Charlie the little
Pool Brighton Beach, his
with A. u regulations that he
peentous that
Or Monday!
They'll people that the Washington
play ball Sunday
fromF thinner this here
1t enough bringing
Odfeld to
More Snappy Plays!
Speaking of plays bold avould dearly
Suppose Persmg hit drive straight through Ger1nony
H. L. T.
bird in the big league is worth two in the bush.
Most of any worrying
next world
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Southern Association
Nezvurk, Beating Rochester;
Gets First Place in League
international League
GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY
Jersey City at Syracuse
Newark at Rochester
Binghamton at Buffalo
Baltimore at Toronto
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Newark, Z; Rochester, 2.
Buffalo. S; Binghampton, az in.)
Baltimore, 10; Toronto, S.
Jersey City at Syracuse a in, rain)
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
w. l.. Pct.l w. l.. Pct.
Newark. 10 2 S33Buffalo... 5 6 Ass
Binp'ton... 8 2 .S1SlJer. City. 5 .444
Baltim're. 7 .53SlToronto.. 3 s .273
Kocltest'r. 5 6 .455 Syrac'se. 10 .l67
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Minneapolis Change Nav %

MINNEAPOLIS, May 2O.-The syndi
cate of business men recently formed
will take over the Minneapolis base
ball franchise and players May %, ac-
cording to an announcement made here
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Toney Twirls and Bats
Defeat for the Braves

CINCINNATI, May 2O-Cincnnati
punched six clean hits off Ragan in the
fifth inning to-day and easily defeated
Boston. Toney pitched alright ball
until his team had the victory we'll in
hand when he let down little, and the
Bostons scored two runs late in the
The score:
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
.Batted for Love in nth Inning.

.Batted for Love In fifth innna
1batted for Mogridgo In seventh Inning.
Sss'ss New york t,:...::::. 9 Go-ss
Iwo.bass. hlts-P eck!npaush. Miller. Stolen bases
w,Wtesaver. u, Mcmullln (O;, Sacrifice hlts-j. Collins
npaau2h ana ssodI hannsh s and Baker Weaysr Collins
Chicago, 5. Bases halIs-OH Love- 8; off Rus,
;eiii gel q of of WiIIaIms; 5. Hits.om Love-. in S
innings; or Russell, 4 In q Struck out-By Love
2 by Mogridgo: 1; by Russell, I; by Williams, s.,
Passed halls-Hannah, 2. Losing pitcher-love
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Totals 80 524ls Totals BIB 27 10
sRatted for Ialder1s In tho ninth. inning

'Batted for Luderus In the ninth inning
Pittsburgh ......... ...... 3 Q 5 Q IS
Two base hi-Meusei Three base hits-Moll-
witt. Hinchman. Stolen base-Carey. Sacrifice
hit-AIcNechnie. Sacrifice f1y-Carey. Double plays
,,,,McGaflgan. :, BANCROFT and Luderus; Cutshaw and
Molwiz; Cation Cutshaw and Mollwtz. Left on
bases-Philadelphia. 5; Pittsburgh 6. First base on
errors-Philadelphia. l; Pittsburgh, |. First base
on bals-Of Prendergast. l. Off Watson. : Off
Cooper, g. IIts--OT Prendergast. in 4 l-3 inn
ings: off Watson. in 2S Innings: Off Cooper. 5
son. Winning pitcher-Cooper. Losing pitcher
Prendergast.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
HugginS Clan Slides
From Second Place
t1oH Third by Very Narrow Margn-Sm Love Has Of
Dav at throwing So Does Truck" Hannah-Row-
lands Men Are Boosted Close to Red Sox

Tho Chicago White Sox reappeaed at the
A took the work tossing New
baseball where they left off defeated
first here leaving nothing to be
wv eror Chicago viewpoint.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Exit: "Shipbuildine"

THE that Joe Jackson, who contemplated "hipbudng has
by his
doubt eliminate efcacousy the which
1t manfestly unfair that pyers
awaiting the draft should have
of the diamond by athletes badly
will be further bodybuilding
base of Glass la draft rating.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21

McGraW came
to the Yankees
last fall from
Newark, and has
been used only as
a relief pitcher.
The Yankees have
also lost Shaw
key and Monroe
this year on ac-
count of war
work.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Standing of Major League Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
rAnxr,r, nsN rxAry

NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY
New York at st. Louis
Brooklyn at Chicago
Boston at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, s; st. Louis, 3.
Brooklyn, 5; Chicago, 2.
Cincinnati, &; Boston, 2.
Pittsburgh, S; rhila.. l..
STANDING OF TEAMS
w. L. Pc w. L. Pc,
N. York. 81 .750lPhila. 80. l1l5 .42a
Chicago. II 10 .630IB'klyn. >. 10 is 1855
Cin'nati. IL 13 .567 Boston. 10 1a .357
Pittsb'h. IA IL .53SSt. Louis. 91S .33s
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21

Totals. 46 8 al 81 g Totals ..55 5 IA AZ {

1.-TWO out when winning scored
fBatted for Dugan in ninth inning.
Detroit .s....0 0 o.
Philadelphia. Il 0 1--5
Two-base hits-Kopp. Three base hit-Kopp.
Home run--fcilmsn. Stolen bases--Cobb (3>.
Spencer, Kopp (2). Sacrifice hits-Young. DreS-
sen. Witt Sacrihce fy-Iielman Double plays
Spencer and Drsssen; Myers, Davidson and Burns.
Left bases-Detroit. 10; Philadelphia. IL. First
base on crrors-Detroit /. Philadelphia, ]. Base
er-By Myers lDa,iss1 by Dauss (Burns) Struck
out-By Dauss. A; by Myers, 4. Wild pitches
Myers ..
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
l ne score {:
Totals 49,, 35 10 81 II ol Totals ..352827 is .
+paseai ,Batted for ~, Carter in scvqith inning.

~ IN soVQlth 1nn1ng
fBatted tor Weaver in ninth inning
Brooklyn ..... O q n T n n =
chicago ............. l.. o %
Two base, hits--Krueger. Mann. H. Wheat. Home
lui-Niyers: Stolen bases-O Mara. Daubert kr,le-
17,-Brooklyn, s.; Chicago. g. First base on errors
BBrooklyn 2 Base on balls-Or Marquard 2; off
carter, l. Hits-Of Walker. In l-3 inninG !:
OF Carter. in 2-3: off Marluard. in q
StrucK out-By MarQuard l. Passed ball--Krue-
ger Winning pitcher-MarQuard Losing pitcher
Walker e ioiiei-
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Coach Ten Eyck, Jr., Quits
The Duluth Boat Club

DULUTH, Mimi, May 2o.-James f.
Ten Eyck, developer of the champion
Duluth Boat Club rowing crews, re-
signed to-day because of pressing
business reasons"
James Ten Eyck, ST., his father, has
resigned as coach at Syracuse Uni
versty after serving fifteen years
there, and hereafter will be permanent
head coach at the Duluth club
Southern Association
Mobile. 8: New Orleans. O.
Nashville G: Atlanta. @
Iitto Rock, 12; Memphis, 4.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Facts and Fancies
by Louis Lee Arms
"BasebaU To-da y 3:45 p. NJ"

0x0C014tt 0-tzQ y y .-f0 V7'
/Y,HE shades of night avere falling fast,
When through Harlem, vista passed
patriarch aoith cleaning eye,
And as he hoofed heard him Sigh:
"They started at three -forty-fve."
Hardly a fan is no1O alive
Who can remember back that far,
Long the days of Trafalgar
N77HEY played Caesar crossed the Alps
4 And Hannibal sought Roman scalps;
The Yankees nearly made three hits,
When BomapGa'te saUept AusterlitS;
So aOhem the final John fleav ont.
Ten thousand fans died en- route;
Noav, If at home nay aOife is there,
She'll kiss me-aUitb kitchen chair!'
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
sBatted for Harper in fifth inning
tBatted for A1nsnith In seventh inning.

st. Louis s........... 0 0 2 ! 0 IA
Washington ....... 0 o 0 0 0 2 %
Two base hits-Judge Austin. Gedeon. Three
base hit--Gedeon. Stolen bascs--Judge Ainsmith
Foster Sacrifice hts-smlth. Nunamaker Double
plays-shotton to Ainsmith: Foster to Morgan to
Gerber to Sisler. Left bases--St. Louis. 10:
Washington g. First base on error-m,-WashinEon.
Base balls-Off Shocker, ): or Harper, g..
Hits--Or Harper Z in 8 innings: off Craft, in
A. Struck out--By shockcr 9; by Craft. 2: by
Harper. Losing pjtcher-Harper.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21

..Batted for Bethel In nInth JnnIuu.
tRan for Hornsby In ninth Inning
4batted for Larmore In ninth lnnIng.
81. ss~ loSis' HSsk .:::.:... ...:.. SSS 3 -
Two base hlts-Roake, Baird. Stolen bases-zlm
mIsrmaa BARD Sacrifice dyzImmsrman. Double
Now York. =; st. Louis. 6. First base on errors
Ssy.S Se% YSrk, a. Bases on bal!s-on Perrltt a Oft
Struck oIt-By Perritt. S; by sherdeII, g. Winning
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Totals :. 81 6 "a ls o Totals 80 II 27 s 2

.o1 : D z 2
sBatted for Ragan in eighth inning.
Gisenna.i eSssSn '.....:SS . 9 9 9 - -
Two-base hits-I. Magae Toney icy. Herzog
Wckan Smith. Stolen bases-Rcusch, Smith.
sacrifice hit--Konetchy; Sacrifice fy,Rawlings.
on error-Boston, L. Bases balls-Or Toney,
off Ragan. |. Hts-Or Ragan. II In innings. Hit
by pdtcher-By Ragan, /. Struck out-By Toney.
8: By Canavan. /. Wild pitcli-Ragan. Losing
pitcher-Ragan
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21

Totals 81 "a "A l Totals 30 II is 81 Is o
SSlsssl5nd Sasssn ......... SO % o-,1
Scott Three base hits-Alays Scott. Thomas. stolen
bases pa 9ases--speaker Roth Shean Whiteman, McInns,
Thomas, Srunk. Sacrifice hits-lIeoper Whiteman
M!cInnis. Thomas Double play-Aambsganss to
Williams Left on bases-Clcyeland g. Boston. G.
Bases on balls-Of Bagby. g. of Mays 2 Hits
0In Bagby. 10 in s innings; off Groom. in 3.
HIT by pitcher-By Mays tSpeaker) Struck out
by Mays Mays 8. Wild pltch-Mays. Losing pitcher
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21

Baseball To-day, s:45 P. NJ N. Y Yankees
vs. Chicago Polo Grounds. Adm soc
--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21

} oBERT M'GRAW, one of the

Yankees promising young
pitchers, who has been called
in the draft, and who left last night
to report at Pueblo, Col. From
there he goes to Camp Cody, New
Mexico, for military training.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
American Association

ST. Paul. 4; Indianapolis. 2
'' Cotlumbus Q; wilwauSee.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY
Chicago at New York
st. Louis at Washington
Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Boston
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago, 6; New York, 2.
Boston, IL; Cleveland, 1.
st. Louis, 4; Washington, 2.
Phiia, S; Eetroit. 4 IA in.).
STANDING OF TEAMS
w. L. Pc. WI.
Boston. 10 10 .655lSt. Louis. ~ IS .As0
Chicago. II II .560Wash'n.. 49, asa
n. York. Is Is .5S6lPhila... l2I5.444
Cievefd. Is II 83lDetroit.. ZIG .304
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
international League

nniy.,n ~ nu''Aio ooooo2ol ooll-5 i
Binghsmto ,.0 / 0 0 0 % ca 3
Batteries-Cooper and Meyers. Higgins and Had
dock.
a. ,,. H. H. T.
pa1,,mors uvo'''' / 0 6 9 l-~lo II 2
Toronto l . ~ .
Datteres-worrcll and Evans. Wnrhop ana fasnsr ,a.
At Syracuse Syracuse vs. jersey SiS 'sAano eAie"
At end Of the fourth inning; rAiil'
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Totals ...sa2ss7 d Totals ..ss7ss7


sBatted or Brady In the ninth tnninr.
fBstted for Brogan In the ninth inning
sssassse' ksasss ::...:.:. ..::.:.. 5f5f.ss;;
Two-bsse hits--Koseth, Holly Estes sac,,Nc.
hits~-Holly, Gathers, Walsh. Meitman Doube
play--Waish to Orr to Estes. First base on srrorS
Newark. .; Rochester. g. First base on bsis
OF Brogsn a. of Jensen, 4. Struck oni"py
Bsossn 81 by Jensen. 2. Left bases--Roehes.
ter, 9; Newark. s.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21

of us any real worrying the Giants until the
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21

bird in the big league is worth two in the BUSH
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
More Snappy Plays!

Speaking of plays that rooers bold woud dearly love
Suppose Pershng hit drive straight through all Grmony
H. l.. T.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21

jeff Tesreau will probably be called
upon tomorrow by McGraw. while ~ a
Giants will find their old pal Red
Ames opposing them.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-21
Turning the Tables

$ Ia draft rating
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Aiys Frank johnson pf EssiA. li.itf,
Viaitexi II She EIerhy Nna ir.in .tea-
ser ssss:1es TIE fore as4ss-s ts Ike ~
the aerosaiane for she Great B,st4
tss Ut Raskir Pack. July sth. are, ex-
isFesssi silfeet from Florida and Min.
neapolis.
Dave Livingston, Of livingston
Wiz. b hers this wees slslting reAss
flvss ard friends around Iltsrles lie
sa . brother Of Mrs. Fred Sslyder II.
sisrinp Valley
We h4ndle the sShlte aud Singer
Sewing Machines Either. are STAR
ssiaTa asakes and will aave better aBd
longer service than siss eliaas, kirsa.
sst tsse Eurniture :saefe
Ms and sfgs lasle Vaughan sterst
III, Yanktssn Satunds; caell.ag TO
sisesad 4 few days with his fsslss. Mr.
asid afs, s. Vaughan. lYefpte re-
porting for military service,
. Dakota Wesleyan uBiyersity viii,
close essnpaigu on Tune 2Bth. for
The raising pf 81 .Osl0 and will safe
IS secure the needed fund BY That
ssat Absut stgtn,efe viii be- used
Tor TIE Improvement of hailJlngs
asad The remainder will he added 10
eiae permanent endowment of the In
seitntfon Ore III the ifsa proven,
nf the University will jse the Nor
rpW Gymnasium ta be built from
the fuiid donated by j 81 Morrow of
Mitchell fss that purpose. 1t will
s5e erected at once. the const ruction
Isas already commenced. and viii be.
named in honor Of its donor THE
Nor rraw Gymnasium wifi be without
question the most f,aeniiicknt gym.
llasitln Ia the state of South Oak kota.