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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-27
Society

The social event of the past week
was the marriage of Miss Harriet
Claire Carbon, the charming baby
girl Of Mrs. Lucy Carbon, to Major
Alexander c. Sullivan. The cere.
mony was performed by President
Jos. p. CARBON Of the Cache stake
at the home of the brides mother,
at 4 o'clock p. m. in the presence
of the members OF the immediate
family. An Informal reception was
held from o'clock to s p. m. dur
ing which time refreshments were
served. Mesdames Ariel f. Carbon,
Guy Carbon and Bart Carbon assist
ed by the Misses Lucy Langton,
kathryn Hatch and Marie Peterson
presided in the dining room while
the Misses Sarah Langton and Mary
Hanks performed the honors at the
punch bowl The bride was gowned
in a beautiful dress OF real lace, and
wore wreath OF lilies OF the valley
in her hair and carried boquet Of
white roses. The Carbon home was
tastefully decorated with a variety OF
fall flowers, gladiolas predominating
in the living room, with ziennas in
the dining room. The groom comes
from New York and is a Major in
the Coast Artillery Corps U. s. A., at
present in charge of the Coast Ar
tilleIy Corp Unit at the U. A. c. The
welded couple left Thursday evening
for a short trip aftss whieh, they will
return to Logan where they will be
at home TO their many friends and
wen "'en'ie' ,.,s4., y - ~ .-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred wadsw6rth an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Geneva To Nj. Evan Nc
hurdle. The marriage will take
place on September s.
. q q Q
On Wednesday Of last week Mrs.
T. Allen entertained at an elaborate
birthday party TO her intimate rela-
tiyes and friends. The rooms were
pretty with a decoration of sweet
peas. Dainty refreshments were
served. Those in attendance were
II. McKenny and H. J. McKenny,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-27

cake with its lighted pink candles.
Places were laid for ten guests. They
were the Misses Dorothy Shepard,
Lettie Rich, Helen Thompson and
Janet Farrell and Messrs Pero'
Smith, Cyril Clark, Vernon Demming
Edwin Woodland Lee Kennard.
On Sunday afternoon Miss Claire
Carbon entertained at a trouseau tea
Assisting her were her mother Mrs.
Lucy Carbon and sister Gretta. Dain
ty refreshments were served.
MI. and Mrs. A. d. Thurber an
nounee the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Julia 10 Mr.. J. F. squires
Jr., on July IS, at Evanston, wyo.
Mrs. Geo. II. Champ entertained
with a luncheon on Thursday.
. . . .
The marriage OF Miss Oretta Mer.
rill, the beautiful daughter OF DR.
and Mrs, II. X. Merrill and Mr.. Carl
II. Carlson took place on Thursday
August IS, at the Salt Lake temple.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-27

they motored up to the Hailstone
camp. They included all the board
members OF the Daughters OF the
Pioneers and few special friends.
A most delicious lunch was served
and the time spent In social pastime.
Mayor and Mrs. VIM. Howell ana
son Spencer spent few days in Salt
Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Crockett en-
tertained on Fridayevening of last
week with a canyon party in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. go. Hansen OF Prove
A picnic supper was served and out
door sports enjoyed. The guests
numbered eight.
. . .
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. GreenhalgS
and daughters Mabel Greenhalgh ana
Mrs II. c. Kasmayer returned from
a weeks visit TO Salt Lake City on
where theE were the guests
OF Mrs. J. II. Snow. Mrs. Snow ana
little son accompanied them home
and will remain for week or two.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-27

Ialher ana brother of Mrs. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphreys of College,
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Nicholson. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Miller Mr.. and Mrs
Nels Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Neil
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Nelson and
Mrs. w. A. Smith. Mrs. Allen re-
ceived a number of beautiful gifts
in remembrance of her 35th birth
day. 2 ~ -.
. . . .
Mr. and Mrs Jas. A. Langton and
daughters Sarah and Lucy Of Shelley,
Idaho, came to Logan to attend the
Cardon-sullivan wedding. Vincent
Carbon OF Cedar City was also in al
'a' e.. ~" - ..
Mrs. A. s. Mechani and two chill
dren Of Idaho Falls, Mrs. j. Phear-
son OF Spokane, Wash, and two chill
dren are visiting with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LuthY. Mrs. J.
Phesrson motored TO Idaho Falls
where she Joined her sister and came
TO Logan by car. They had a pleas
ant trip visiting in Logan canyon,
the boys and girls camps with Mr..
and Mrs. H. s. Davidson. After a
visit Of about two weeks they will
motor back TO Spokane, Wash.
On Wednesday evening Nj. and !
Mrs, N. R. Hovey entertained at sup !
per. The rooms and table were !
pretty with a decoration of asters I
md sweet peas. A social evening !
vas enjoyed. There were fourteen I
guests in attendance. !
.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Baker of !
Silver City have spent few days
With relatives here.
o Q |
Miss Mabel Hawkins entertained I
asst Wednesday at a Kensington, the :
being her birthday anniver- |
AIRY. The rooms and the three /
mall tables at which a dainty lunch /
vas served were decorated with snap
lragons and golden glow. Those en-
Dying the afternoon besides the host
,ss and Mrs. s. a. Johnson who as !
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-27

After a short trip the young couple
will be at home at Preston, Idaho.
Mrs. A. H. Thompson entertained
with a couple of table of bridge OH
Wednesday in honor OF Miss Francis
Dainty refreshments were
served ~ .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Miller OF st.
Anthony are spending this week here
The guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W.
Richards.
On Monday evening Mrs. Cecil
Christensen end Miss Lettie Rich
at a theatre party in
honor Of the Misses Mary and Cen
wa Hatch. Following the theatre
, supper was served at the home Of
Mrs. Christensen.
q . . .
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
stephen Hailstone arranged q most
delightful surprise party in Mrs. Hail
stones honor. There were about
twenty-five guests In the party and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-08-27

sisted in serving, were Misses Ida
Fish, Ida Thatcher Vera Scheby.
GladEs Taylor, Marian Crawford.
Marjorie Whitney, Mary Watkins.
Annie Milton and Grace Smurth-
waite.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
MORSE CODE TAPS
 SPELL LIBERATION
Waterman Decodes the Signals of Philadelphia City Treasurer,
 Ex-Telegrapher.

Philadelphia, Jan. 19.-Using the Morse telegraphic code Assistant City Treasurer Arthur Brenner last night signalled directions for his release from one of the vaults in the city treasury, in which he had been locked by a careless clerk.
 Brenner, who in his younger days was a telegrapher, found himself locked in the vault at o'clock in the afternoon. He immediately began sending out an IS. O. s. in Morse signals by pounding on the wall of the vault. Charles Hockwald, night watchman, finally heard him and was able to distinguish the taps as the same Brenner used to notify him of his desire to enter the treasurer's office at night.
 Hockald made out the. naaIe and address of George w. Morrison, chief clerk of the office, the only man be- sides Brenner who knows the combi- nation of the lock on the vault door. Morris was summoned from his home and Brenner's release effected six hours after he had been locked up. When Morrison, after a fast run from Holmesburg, his suburban home, thrust the heavy double doors of the vault open, Brenner was lean ing weakly against a stairway.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
YALE TRACK SCHEDULE
One of the Most Ambitious Programs
 Is Mapped Out.

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 19.-One of the most ambitious schedules of in door track meets that any college team ever attempted was announced by the Yale management. last night. The longest trip is to the Louisville Athletic Federation. At the Boston X. c. meet Yale and Harvard will race one and two-mile relays. The restric- tion that no one man attend more than five meets will be in force.
 The schedule follows:
 Jan. Is. Osceola Club, New York; Jan. 22. Masonic Athletic Carnival, Brooklyn; Jan. 25 Bankers Ath. League, New York; Jan. 29, Brooklyn College; Feb. 2, Knights of St. An tony. Brooklyn; Feb. 5, Boston A. A; Feb. 12, Central High, Newark; Feb 12. Victory A. A, Brooklyn; Feb. 19, Guaranty Club games, New York; Feb. 21. Todd Shipyard A. A., Brooklyn; Feb. 26, Johns-Hopkins Carnival, Bal timore; March 1, Samaclar A. A., New York; March 5. New York Athletic Club; March 19. A. A. U. of U. S.; March 19. Louisville A. A., Louisville, Ky.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
SEEK RETURN BOUTS
Plans Arc Under Way for Another Series of International Bouts Be- tween Americans and Britons,

New York, Jan. 19.-Preparations for plan of battle to avenge the overwhelming setback suffered by the American army. navy and police rep resentatives in the international anna teur bouts conducted Monday night by the International Sporting club at the Hotel Commodore, were disclosed yesterday by Matchmaker Tex O'Rourke of the I. s. C. Though conquered beyond shadow of doubt, Uncle Sam's army and navy officials and leaders of Father Knickerbock- CTS police department are yet un- convinced of the supremacy of Great Britain's boxers and are now con- sidering plans for a return clash in which they expect to demonstrate the superiority of their favorites over the invaders.
 The international tournament sat- isfied everybody who was concerned with or participated in it, excepting of course, the proud army, navy and police officials. The affair was a. huge success from every other angle
 Matchmaker O'Rourke declared yesterday that preliminary plans are already under way for a nationwide elimination tournament among the army boxers and a thorough naval trial series, which it is hoped will produce the leading boxers in both branches of the service.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19

imposed on any person or corDX ton for failure" to pay the tax M In 72 hours after the fight.
 Had a bill introduced by Assenh man Lieberman yesterday been. 3 the statute books the revenue ofa Leonard Mitchell contest would been greatly reduced. LiebeS proposes that no ticket of adnii to any boxing match conducted i the state boxing law shall be soI more than $5. The limit, und~ ruling of the state commission1 now $15. ....>
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
RIGHT FEATURES \ BOWLING VICTORY
R14 SCOre-SOme Fast Matches
 LanderS' Star Hits TimberS for

w. Wright. bowling with the league elading Landers team of the Industrial league, gavo a fine exhibi- ton of lane prowess last night at Rogers alleys In the first game be- tween the Universals and the Stanley Hardware five, Wright turned in a score of 134. He followed this up in tho second half with a 107 score and completed his nights work in the league match with q score of 96, making a total of 337 for the eve ming.
 The results of the games in the claEue last night are as follows
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
BANCROFT SIGNS UP.
Giants sh0rtstop Anixes His J. H.
 to 1921 Contract.

New York. Jan. 19.-The first of the 1921 signed contracts of the Giants is that of Dave Bancroft, whose work with that team last year revealed him as the fastest Nation M league shortstop. In leading the procession at accepting terms he didn't lose any more time than he does going after fly ball, so he must be satisfied with the terms.
 Bancroft played slashing ball for the Giants from the moment they got him from the Phillies in ex- change for Arthur Fletcher. Before the season was over the added strength hen brought helped in the long sRun ''R RE'1 ht thsq from
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
WANT MORE SEATS AT PENN
Movement Started to Enlarge Capac.
 ity at Franklin Field.

Philadelphia, Jan. 19.-Increased seating capacity for Franklin Field is urged in a resolution D resented today to the Board of Trustees of the Uni versity of Pennsylvania by the Vars ity Club. The resolution is endorsed by the University Council on Athletics.
 Among the plans suggested for ob- taining the desired. result is double- decking the present stands.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
COLLEGE STAR WTTH PTRA

Pittsburgh, Pa Jan. l9.- De Hart, former athletic. at, the versity of Pittsburgh, wiliS 90 with the Pittsburgh Piratoa they depart for their spring frsi camp, it was learned here to6nE Hart has had mch experience, lege and independent basebStlsa Barney Dreyfuss. President q Pittsburgh club. thinks he chance of making good. De will try for an infield birth
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
MAY RETURN TAX
New York Assemblyman Introduces Measure Which Would Absolve
 Miss Morgan From Paying S7.OOO.

Albany, Jan. 19.-At the request of Miss Anne Morgan, who promoted the Leonardo Mitchell fight in Madison Square Garden last Friday night for the benefit of the inhabitants of devastated France. Assemblyman Maurice Bloch of Manhattan will in troduce a bill to turn over to the com mittee represented by Miss Morgan the $7.00O of tax levied by the state against the proceeds of the fight.
 The measure is made to apply to the Leonard-Mitchell contest only. The State Boxing commission is re- quired to file with the state treas urer a certificate saying it believes the total receipts are to be applied to the relief of war stricken Europe.
 No penalty or punishment is to be
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
LoCKsHoP GIRLS WIN

In a game that was marred by an unfortunate accident to Miss Frances Kopf. who sustained injury, the Russell and Erwin girls team down. ed the Landers, Frary and Clark five in a fast battle. to {. It was toward the iend~os the first half while she .1xna the ball down the floor
 r4 of the Universals
 DtEao. carried from
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
HARVARD FRESHMEN WIN.

Cambridge. Mass, Jan. 19.-Har- ward freshmen staged a late rally in their basketball game with Dart mouth freshmen last night, winning Al to 34. The visiting team was penalized heavily. Capt. Gordon of Harvard scored twenty-seven points.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
CANADIANS TO BOX NU &

New York, Jan. 19.-Three Cana dian boxers who represented the do- minion in the Olympic Games will participate in the international anna tuer boxing tournament to be held in this city January 25. The men, A. Graham, J. Newton and c. Prud-
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
|NEyvTS.
|n to Lead |II Five.

IT. R. Opie,
 elected cap- kethall team ll Nstts, who just before ek ago. Opie lc Peabody h, where he d basketball
 1921 fresh the varsity onward.
 lrned to tho bed at guard. ossible that l switch him ext few days led by Nets.
 ers hero on Do game.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19

juries halted the game at various in tervals.
 The summary:- R. & E.. Landers Rehm ............. Peterson
 Left Forward Nance ........ Holmes, Borg, Kopf
 Right Forward Heller .............. Borg, Holmes
 Center mCAl0eE
 Left Guard 
 Right Guard Score, Russell and Erwin :, Lan- ders 4; field goals, Kopf, Heller: foul goals Peterson 3, Heller 5; referee Dillon; timer. Sauter
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19

Score, Hartford AZ, New Britain 34; goals from floor. Dwyer 8. Cronin 3 Clarkin. O'Connor 3. Curry 3. Campbell. Baylock. Reynolds 8; goals from fouls. OConnor 5. Dwyer, Res telli 5, Sheehan 9; referee, Dillon; timer, Sauter.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
Pt.AYFR.

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 Enc Cleveland
 as signed Err F of Mayparl. ty Manager hyed seni-p pro |1 st night for |eNas. Speaker ] trair at Dal- pain Tn Texas lam will leave
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19
S LOSE.
Brown

zb. stanley rom floor, K. ! A. O'Donnell
 From fouls. c. referee Bour- fimer, AI. Ed Eaa.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19

otal Of S3s,- ngh tho fnu- Mnryiand
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 prding to
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19

Nod tho Now Eht had been Harry Smith. Ban Francisco shod today. kehood. I am Ee been made bbert Edgrcn. fnan with full lev was post he Carpenter |l< and I have
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 a tho report Knowledge Of
New Britain herald., 1921-01-19

T'ex Ric<nrti. |f tho heavy khip bout be- Do holder and lance denied but had been
 cs Carpen- nteo for tho
 Jack Demp- f tho heavy
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 ns deposited November 22 |t of S5O,OOO.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-07

rry the Free Traaor-1oaenal Want Ah.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-07
NOticP

Members OF the Starved Rock Coun-
Gil No. ga, X. of G.. will assemble az
our hall not later than l.3o O'CLOCK
next Sunday afternoon for the pun
pose of attending the funeral Of our
late brother. Arthur - Ausstm
OWEN W. FOX. G. X.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-07
PAGE TnREA
Improbable READING.

Rcndlng n book through that hores
you is proiitless occupation. II there
Is anything In 1t that ought to be re-
membered, you forget 1t.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-07
Change Your Key.

The fellow who ~ always harping
on one string soon gets ont of tune
with the world Boston Transcript.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-27
THREE CARS SOLD BY
ACME MOTOR COMPANY

The Acme Motor company reports
the sale OF three cars recently.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-04-27

Clyde Bradley purchased an Es'
sex roadster, Frank Moorlnnd, OF
the klamath state bank q REQ
touring car, and G, II, Daggett, OF
the Ewauna Box company, Haynes
Touristcr,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Roads Improving,
Flood of Tourists
Here Are Advised

Forty automobile tourists were be-
sleglnE the urfice % the New Mexico
Automehile club this morning TO get
advlccs On road conditions.
Col ID. X n Sellers had messages
from various points north. south. east
and west the majority showing i'm.
proved road conditions Outside Of
the old trails road north tourists are
being advised they a proceed safely.
A summary OF the mad conditions
follows.
Amarino-Dpins fast. should be
o. X. today.
Las Vegas Road east In had shape.
Bridge out near Shoemaker. Use old
We trous TO Wagon Mound road. From
santa ~ 10 Las Vesas passable but
ycry rough.
c-iovis-Touris,s report Aba Pass
highway getting In good condition.
state crews dragging a. small bridge
AZ fabian replaced. Two routes open
east.
observation-disclosures report roads
from Aibuquerq-@ TO SprinEervllle via
MaHdalena In gcJd shape.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Lieut.. Gov. Duckworth
Pitches ia Baseball
Game At Clovis

CloVI4 X. H.. June o.-Ittnt|
ttpt. ". H. UurkuoIth pitched two
IunInN1 o. = ha41nnN namt here qc1-
IlI4A} between the XIraHIH club and
@~unuron'n I4nf ~ which the morI-
rI4NN vel - 80 U1Y1fuor Uurf-
worth showed hat somewhere along
nf4uNIuIoN with he great national
sport end although NJ lasted but ~
innings ~ had faudom behind him
Tor the Two vicious n1ofIons
IN the AIWanIk IkH&1D 4tfo many
prominent cItIIrnf Including Judge
nam q. brattnn. nfth judicial district:
=. W. Mocktnhuii. former district at
tuFnEIt Dr.. al A. Miller. surgeon IN
charHf santa ~ hospital
A. W. IuhnNun. furniture dealer
headed me maflrIana WEo won lhc
ana The cIii1GnahIn turned out In
ful f1rcr for me game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
9SPORISA


Louis Neiiock. 1851 pound prize
ntht1r H. here hooking FOR n match
with any iocnI lKhinr. preferably
Waller Caldwell. The latter n now
said q ho IN Springer.
NaIlock has fought with some OF
the best h~eatyNeIahtn on tho Pacific
coast ana D. aid - be a mIddleNeikht
with q heavyweight punch.
Cur1o<a 1Ing Boa
Bonnie Cordofa. thr ~AInurnerquc
llRhtweIghl - still ncEoiiatinE with
BOXING managers In ri raso y pro-
rpccie are brisht that he may soon
20 20 Iuarea Cor q battle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

ineton took the second tame Of the
SERIES frsm Detroit. Mogritge kept
lhe hits scattered and received good
support.
Score. Nh ~.
HDctfnit ..... Zoo lol eSt-4 >
Hnfterir~, Oldhar. HaiIinE n
Ainzmithi NoEridse ana Charity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

CHICAGO. June s.-Phiiadelphia
concentrated III attack IN the hrst n
nth innings while York was on ne
mound and again IN the ninth with
vaughn p.tching and defeated chi
&cnre n. n. Y.
p~hiindslphla goo 9 oos-f1 10 ;
Chlcngo loo efo 01z- ~ l
Batteries Caasey and Peters; forf'
Vaughn and O'Fafreli.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

pHrr.kAt ELPHIA. 1line s-Threc
bonchrd sk1eIea xn4r Chicago two
runs and eihiory oetf r~hiladelphla IN
the tnntf. Wfich D Dugun ~ Phil
adsInhi1 tied ihe score N the nuh
s%s9s. RHE.
Chsran ...oo1 so1 o SIS "a 4
philsdelphia elQ 11o olo 81 AZ >
batteries. raher and EcnAlk. Har~
ria Kerfe. Rommel lnd Perkins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

WHO'S HERE


COMBS.
J. N. DlnK. Phoenix.
81 VI. Heafhcock, Denver.
4. N. BusDy, Boston.
u A. NcNabb and wife. las Cruces
%. %. Gerchen. Los Angeles.
"A. W. Masters, santa Re.
4. w. Crlat and wife. Springer.
y. A. Mann, Chicago.
n. Owen. Pan Greek. Okla.
c. -. Biease. faieta.
J. J. Robinson. Denver.
n. &. Peterson. Las Vegas.
Heafer hobinron, Ia Junta.
Man Robinson. La Junta.
Mrs. G. u. Fox. Houston.
Miss Mccandlcss. Rocky Ford.
: Mia niy1ii. Rocky Ford.
Miss Leone and Mrs. Johnson
Mr. Earl stephenson. Baxter.
eprinra Kana
prances " Cooper. Las Animas.
Ruth carman, las Animas.
SrIHGES.
Roy v. king Newton. m
~ \. Prau Denver.
). r. sullivan. Denver.
n. y. Day. Dates \. 81.
Kari HackenhCImer. M faao.
q. l. johnson. Jcmez spring..
n. \. smith and wife. Amarillo.
J. rs. Russell. Chicago.
Al. y. Etherldge. Springer.
IL. 4. Crichton. Johust0~n, Pa.
raul A. Turner. Las Vega
n l. Green. Trinidad. Colo.
a. r.. nerEaon and wife, Dallas.
n. Werdhingfon. Clovis.
j. 4. Grimm. Clovis.
AItAflaDO.
Mira J., W Braid. New York CITY.
4. y. Cristy. New York CITY.
T.. n. Mnfiock. Kansas City.
Iuclun Pryor. Omaha.
William kekoloa, Altoona, PA.
. n. W. Hack, ~ paso.
Mr. and Mrs. Chain. Abilene. Kan.
q. W. Hoffman and wife, Dallas
d. J. parfcn and wife. Dallas
n. ~ Thomas. ~ paso.
Il. Z. Ryan. Denver.
Lloyd stern. kanms City.
Robert A. Landon and Wife
d q. nodisnn. Chicago.
n. O. James. Amarillo.
r.. Rouaulf. ~. Las Cruces.
VI w. Phillips Los Angflea
Ralph smut. 81 Louis.
y 4. Hughes. Topeka
n. DinHunN. Chicago,
J, W, hobllt. Atlanta,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

tUlft. n... .utt
~ ,st,st~~'l..o" Wy, w"
:. 49, oauss on','.
.s"S e""'e ms Deo"
sen. wy 49,.
sn-,c w w. .ao toon' nusHs ~
? pls = . the VARSITY sises. rss the rish'
NlckaIis poor showing thus FAR u
a p.zsle TO fsle's followers. The,
failed. why +" O"" ~"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

INN"NNNNA - 49, -
PfTTSBrRGH June e.-PtttsonfEh
defeated Boston after staging a ter
rlne bnttinE session against four pltcn-
crs. The Pirates hatted aroun IN
two Innings. Gettin1 fifteen bits IN IN"
third and sixth combined.
Boston zoe Ios ooe-t II
Pittsburgh. SOC o iOx-ie IS =
Batteries: McQulilan. bIaxton
ton and 6chmldt and skin.
81 IeDuis. q: Broohlyn. T..
ST. LOUIS. June f.-st. Louis
scored f6af runs IN tire nrst inning
10 B~rooklyn's. tNo and 9th Pfener ana
Partica pitched shut put hah there
after. the Cardinals winning.
soo GOO ooo-. Q
81. Louis O9 900 Oox- . 2
Batteries. Prefer and Miller; Per-
ilca and Dilhoefer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

posToN. Junn t.-4. Louis made
and 4 Ienhle. defeatlnk a urtcn- Tn
an the nInth Jones held ~ Louis q
two htts. both aoubiea ~ sitisr.
81 Louis oeo Geo COS 4
Hos1on 1Oe o1e eoo- i
aad p. { dlinss Jones and HtHeL