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Evening star., 1921-12-22

California is good on the forward
pass, and particularly when Muller is
in shape to act as the receiving end
or starting end. But the thing that
bothers their opponents most on this
is that the forward pass is preceded
with lateral pass. and unless Wash
iEgton and Jefferson players are wise
to this. one Of these plays is likely
to be pulled off. Then California is
strong at the running game-a good
smashing. powerful attack-and the
reports of the weights show that the
westernerS will overtop the eastern
ers by a good ten pounds to the man.
So one of the main points for Neale
to bear in mind is that he must stop
California's running game.
The ~uEgeStiOn comes from a Har-
ward graduate. T. w. Slocum, former
ly head Of the Crimson Alumni AsSo-
citation. that there should be stand
iEg room at the stadium to accom-
modate overflow crowds at the big
foot ball games. Many years ago, be-
fore the bowl was built at Yale. a
member of the athletic committee sug-
gested that all stands should be razed
and that the crowd should stand about
and watch the games, as in the old
days. He pointed TO the fact that
that method was still in vogue in
Great Britain. but he failed to men,
ton that the standing room over in
E1HSldnu Is mostly on an incline ana
not on fiat surface.
Whether this idea is practicable is
a question. and a most vital one. The
crowd at college game is usually an
orderly one. and SO long as the
standees did not encroach on the field
OF play the plan probably would work
The action of one of the southern
conferences i'll permitting college ba Sc
ball players to play summer ball for
their expenses is sure to bring about
a. revival of the old question. one of
The most bitterly fought in the an
mails of college eligibility. There are
many Sidelights on this question. as,
for instance. how a college players $
expenses can be restrained. and what
would be the position of a man play
ing base ball for his expenses in other
sports when he came under the juris-
diction of the tennis association the
golf association. the !. a. \. A. A. or
the A. A. U.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
N. Y. BOXERS AND CLUBS
MUST POST BIG FORFEITS

NEW YORK. December ga rul-
ing requiring all boxers and clubs to
post heavy forfeits as a guarantee for
the carrying out of contracts for each
bout has been announced by the
state athletic commission. The rul-
ing says:
Each contestant in a championship
bout must post forfeit of $4,000 and
each club promoting championship
bout, $4,000.
In all other bouts the contestants
must post 10 per cent of the estimated
amount of the purse and the promoter
20 per cent.
The commission explained that it
would not permit the holding of any
bout unless the required forfeits were
posted.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
PRO GR|DMEN TO MEET
ALL-STARS ON MONDAY

An all-star team, largely drafted
from local sandlotters. will be sent
against the professional Senators in
a foot ball game at American League
park Monday. The engagement. which
probably will begin at 2:30 o'clock, is
expected to be the last of the grid
iron season here
The all-star eleven will be built
around Harry Harris. a Washington
boy. who starred with teams at West
Virginia and Dartmouth and later
with the Akron professionals. and
Roy Mackert, Marylands great full
back. who has had much professional
experience. Several other college
stars are to play with the team
Benny Boynton. Williams all-Amer-
ican quarterback and sensation of pro
games here. and Gene Vidal. former
West Point gridman. are expected to
be the mainstays of the Senators.
Other regulars of the local pros will
be in the lineup.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
Will Find California Eeuen Versatile Leonards Anmos
SAM M'VEY REPORTED
Dy|NCOF PNEUMONIA

NEN YORK December 20 Sam
McN.y, on" Of the greatest negro
heavy boxers in the history %
pucilisn. WIS reported today dying
from pneumonia in "a Harlem Hosp.
tai.
Reared in the beetiields of Califnr-
mia. NcVey's first important bout was
a twenty-round affair with Jacil
johnson in San Francisco. He was
knocked out in the last half minute
of the last round. Later he went to
France and for many years was one
of the foremost pugilists of that
country.
In France he was one of the tutors
of Georges Carpenter when tho
Frenchman was in the bantamweight
class. When Carpenter was training
for his bout with Dempsey. McVey
was one of his daily advisers.
Evening star., 1921-12-22

One would gather that Rickard
had murdered Gibson's grandmother,
had set Gibson's ancestral home on
fire and had sicked Gibson onto the
wrong horse at New Orleans. over
in Jersey City the other day Gibson
is alleged to have given at least one
of the reasons for Leonard's enmity
toward RiCkard. Gibson is alleged to
have said that Rickard had been
knocking Leonard to some Of the
wealthy members of Leonard's own
race in New York.
says He h Great Fighter.
IF Gibson said that declared
Rickard today. che was totally wrong
never knocked Benny Leonard. l
think he is one of the greatest fight
ers the world ever saw-always, did:
and if l am reported to have said
things against him ] would like to
have him meet me and tell me what
Evening star., 1921-12-22

they are And for anything | may
have said--I can't think of anything
Ill apologize. But certainly never
knocked him to any one.
Il have said ! believed he had a
lesson in the Richie Mitchell fight and
is unwilling to fight again at the
lightweight limit. But all Leonard
has to do to prove me wrong is to
agree to fight at the limit of his
class and I will give him more money
than a man under the heavyweight
class ever received for bout. Same
for Jack Rritton. But / want real
title bouts There is nothing doing
SO far as | am concerned in letting
champions fight second and third
raters at catch weights. 1t is not fair
to the public
1t will be recalled that since Leonard
fought Richie Mitchell at the light
weight limit he has not fought at
that weight. He went against Rocky
Evening star., 1921-12-22
WILSON AND GREB BOUT
LISTED FOR JANUARY s

NEW YORK. December 22.-Johnny
Wilson. middleweight champion. and
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh will box fif-
teen rounds to Il decision at Madison
Square Garden January 6. Tex Rick
ard has announced. Both agreed to
weigh in at 100 pounds at o'clock
that day.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
CENTRE GRIDMEN TO GET
BIG HAND IN SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO. Calf, December ga
typical Kentucky welcome is in store
for the Centre College foot ball team
when it arrives in San Diego tomor-
row for its game Monday with the
University of Arizona. Plans for the
reception were completed today by
the Kentucky State Society of San
Diego.
A large delegation from the So
ciety will meet the train bearing the
Colonels and escort them to Coronado
where Centre workouts are to take
place. Several Christmas entertain
ments have been arranged in honor of
the Kentuckians
Evening star., 1921-12-22

1t is particularly desirable in cold
weather when less perfectly con-
ditioned gasoline makes motors
sluggish even with a rich, waste
full, carbOn-making mixture.
Next time you need gasoline drive
in where you see the familiar
ssS. o." sign. Get a tankful of
balanced s'Standard'' Motor Caso-
line. See what remarkable pull
ing power you get on the hills,
how quickly your motor Snaps
in" Keep tabs on the mileage you
get. One quality wherever you
buy it. At service stations and
garages everywhere,
Evening star., 1921-12-22

Kansas at catch weights. There are
certain shrewd followers of pugiiism
who would put down lot of coin on
Tender were he to meet Leonard al
the lightweight limit But with
Leonard going into the ring against
Tender at catch weights, Tenders
chances would not be highly regard
ed Gibson has stated publicly that
Leonard will fight at the limit this
winter. 1t will be worth while keep
ing tabs on that statement. =.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
COAST TEAMS STRENGTH
DOES NOT REST I'm PASS
Neale Had Better Prepare to Stop Clever Running
Game as Well as Aerial Attack in Contest at
Pasadena New Year Day.
BY WALTER CAMP.

WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSONS superb foot ball
wv ported be working hard the
with the University of California
Coach Earl Neale spending
the aerial Pacific
that Andy Smiths California
the forward their of attack
before the
Evening star., 1921-12-22

NEW ORLEANS. December 21.-Bill
Brennan. who for several years has
been assistant coach of the Tulane
foot ball team, has resigned. He will
handle the University of Tennessee
Medical School eleven next year
Evening star., 1921-12-22
NEVER MALICNED BENNY,
FIGHT PROMOTER STATES
BY FAIR PLAY.

EW YORK December 22Tex Rickad held
Office Madison Square Garden
done anything Benny Leonard that would the
pon his determination big promoter
know New York
manager Billy Gibson his attitude toward
2ickar
Evening star., 1921-12-22

MONTGOMERY. Ala. December 90.
Martin Burke of New Orleans out
pointed Joe White of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
in d round no-decision bout here
last night. They are heavyweights.
Evening star., 1921-12-22

Barney Adair of New York. scheduled
to be held here Christmas afternoon
has been Cancelled. Tender injured
his right hand last week in his match
with Sailor Freedman at New York.
Evening star., 1921-12-22
Tendler-Adair Bout Off.

PHILADELPHIA. December 22-The
eight-round bout between Lew Tend
Ter. Philadelphia lightweight. and
Evening star., 1921-12-22
Radiators and Tenders

ANY KIND MADE OR REPAIRED.
Cores installed in any make.
Dodge Freeze-prOof Honey Comb.
Chevrolet Freeze-proOf Honey Comb.
SPECIALS FOR FORDS.
Iron Trucks, Rad. 3 kinds of Freeze Proof,
Honey Comb. RAIDS. Tube and Fin RAIDS
Tenders 20-gauge sec cheaper than Fords
Silver and Nickel Plated Shells: also Shutters
p. l.. WITTSTATT. 319 18th NV, y block
below Pa. ave. +. 6i10
14211a p st. NV. Tenders at this shop.
Also RAIDS and Lamps. NJ 7443
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BALL PLAYERS
and GAMBLERS
TRIAL TODAY

CHICAGO. June 20 rriM 81 tho
men charged With conspiracy. through
which 81 b. alleged White Sux baseball
players threw the 1912 world series to
Cincinnati ~ scheduled to begin to-
morrow before Judge Hugo Friend. w
criminal court, with indications tonight
TINT q majority uf the eighteen mos
Indicted would hc present to answer
thc charges
Officials connected with tho case to-
uirht H.w no chance ~ further de-
inv in the iogai proceedings states
aitnrncys however sian were some
whit in the dark aa Co exactly how
many ~ tho defendants would appear
Tor thc trial Tine eight white Sox
players gandit Rishcrf Weaver Me
Muiiln. Cicuttc. Williams Jackson Hnd
fclHrk aic certain tu apuclr uli be-
ink undor bond Hal Cinso and Abe
Aticl are not expected, the iattcr hav-
inE won his flght against cNtradltion
after hls arrest boz Sew York. and
ChHtc's fight against cNtrndiiion from
california having heon nos contested
hN the authorities there. Louis and
lieu Luvl. and David Ioiscr. alleged
gamblers viii ho present nccordme 10
thcif attorneys. but no word has been
received from Rachael Brown md Jos
cph " sullivan. other men said 90
have been gamblers implicated in the
alleged plot William Burns former
major league pitcher has not beer, ape
pretended. but state official recent
IN said no WIS riot worrying about
Burns as be would be- here nli rignt
Carl Zogk and Bcn Franklin 81 81
Louis. alleged leaders of the conspiracy.
arc under bond but each VIII file nn
affidavit that Illness prevents his pres
encc Zurk's affidavit win Say That hc
ia confined with 1rticihnr rheuiuatsm
according 10 hls attorneys ftankma
affidavit VIII claim that he hns urn-
rufthcuia his attorney sgid
Tho state has announced that ai least
! ONE defendant VIII turn states evidence
and expose Tho alleHcd conspiracy
while defense attorneys say they VIII
show chat $40 player deliberately mndt
misulpy Ina the world series of 1919.
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Labor Secretary
Lauds Church

vs. Tho Associated i'reas
TOLEDO, Ohio June 20 John D.
uayH United States rccrrtary of nbor
nnfu tho Fifs Reformed church hpr,
tndll a.. larpd that the greatest fierce
ia lpod is Che church and ihai hr D..
bowed n 'ho church cum organize 10
set employer ana employee together
inrr wli hc no further need fur the
lotion irunrtrcnf
Secretary nHri. 81 here ln off.clsi
rpaeiiy ~ supreme dictator Of tks
Lesai order ~ Moose. whise nnnna
sHHNclton ur,Hf tomorrow
i declared ihAt in the moro THAI
POO labor controversies wn.rh Dc ln.
hNn called upon fo settle thus fai
hood 0f me dcp1ttmoni ~ hhor
sni which hc has had to discuss per
rait win President Harding the
secretary " labor has been given ire
lrn al the White House over oth,,
n-atfrrH
Ile secretary told bis audience that
flr br had talked with the labor
leutnt bout tho eight hour dav b,
ugeeaied thnt 80 members "a hnmo
nd eif' ihpir wives an hour a.,
~ would follow tho Golden Huin
how easy IL would be 4. follow dir
putrs bciwceu capital aud labor" iha
Wcrciars said
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SAN ANTONIO. juno 26 WiOhitt
talN captured the last game OF the
present series with san Antonio here
todav bN "a SCORE az to 3 rho Hpars
went scoreloss until tbs eighth when
pnwoush weakened. allowing tho To-
GAYS 20 chase three runs across the
pan ON IL total of three hits
Seorv nv innlnss. R a D.
Wichita rIila 200 200 OpO- 80 /
san Antonio 600 GOA ESQ . %
lmttcrlrs Darrough. ilollngswnrih.
and Kitchens Williams, Landry. Coo
roham rincr and lirusisa
Summary . hits aud ! runs off VIII
Hams in . a-1 Innings ? and o ori lAu-
drv in I-3. aud o off Currcham m
iuuings. and % uif Timer la I. 5 and
ga parrunsh in 2-a I and oif
ihlnnr worth in / 10. two base hits
nurouph Nee carA stolen bases.
Claus Miller Worries Bes, her. acri-
ncc DIN. ID tiross. strurk ou' parrough
p Williams 2. landry l. hoflngrwnrth
bases ON balls Dhfrourh q Holdings
worth l. Williams T. Landry J.. Cnc
rthaIn
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petroit iO. chleaao 8.

81 The Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 20 Two runsccu
i've home runs by lleflman and Vcaoh
in the fourth inning clinchcd todays
game for Detroit over the White soA
The final score was 10 to s. Hciiman'a
home run went into the left field
Dlcuchors Win two men on bases ON
shc nest pitched ban Ncach sailed onu
into the right field blcachers
Score hy innings.
Detroit .-......... 0ai 500 ellie
Chicago ........... osi goo O23 5
Batteries; pcritt Middleton, Hol-
Ing ana Bassler Kern. Hodge DaV.n-
port ANA Schulk
summary TNo-haac hits. Nonch,
jones. thrco-hase hits. cobb. Johnson
p home runs Holman. Neaeh. dou-
hlc PLAYS Hodge 10 Johnson Co Shcelv.
Bush To Sargent to Blue Hooper TO
*, halk 20 Mulllgan. bases on balls, OF
rcwiu l. Oft Middleton .. of Kerr Q,
OF Hodge g. struck out by Middleton
l. by Hodge / runs Hue g. lush 3
Holman Nyach, Sargent Jones Cole
johnson MullTan, Strunk ShceN Nc
Cicllau Schalk. oatergard Narvan.
errors. Sargent, Mulligan Falk
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 9. washlnnton 1.

By Tho Associated Press
NEW YORK. june 2G.-rho New
York Americans hit well behind Waite
iluytH good pitching today. and do
fcatcd Washington o to J. Ruin made
his 27ih home run with pcckinpaugh
on haso Rice Of Washington made o.
trnle and three singles Ia four times
lt hat
Score hy innings
Washington ....... 100 900 00O--l
New York ....,-+..-.. 0la i2t iox-9
Batteries AoEridgc Gaines and
Charity. Hrottcm noyt and Schang.
summary Two-hasc hits Mcuscl
p'cklupaugh. three base hits. Rec.
pipp home runs. Ruth. Mousol. dou-
BILE plays Shnnks 10 Charity 20
Shunks. Shonks to Harris to Judge.
Ward 20 pcchnpaugh 20 Plpp La
motto To Harris To Judge; bases on
balls. or Iioyt 3. or MogIidgo 3.
struck out by MoEridge ., by ioyt 4,
euns Rice pcckinpaush Q. Ruth Meu-
sell 2, Fipp =, ward. lloyt errors.
Harris, smith ., Lamotteo 3. Schang.
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Cleveland rs. St. Louis I.

l2y Tho Associated press.
CLEVELAND. June 20 Cleveland
hammered three ST. Louis pitchers
hard and won the second game of the
series 10 90 1 hers today Bagby al
lowed only five hits and WAS not scored
un untn in the eighth Cleveland did
some splendid batting in the fourth
when seven hits and clHht runs were
nado.
Score hy Innings
Isl Louis ........... uNh GOO ulu-- !
Cleveland .......... l3g $50 lOX 10
iattDrios. lalmoro. Hichmond,
HaSne and SEVERED Billings. Hugby
and Nuuamakcr.
Summary Two base hits. Bagby q.
Jameson, Nuuamakci, smith, double
plays I.oe McManus aud Sialor haacs
1n hallH. off p,dmero s. or Richmond
IN Buyne 3, OF Baghy / hit by
pitcher by Richmond. WambsgaEss.
struck out hy palmcro l. by i3ugby 4.
runn, Ice, Evans. Jameson. Wambs-
ganss. speaker. smith g Gardner. Sc
well ?, Burns 4, Nunamakcr, Bagby,
errors. Williams, SEVERED. Grnnoy.
Gardner
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GREEKS Re.TAke lsMlp

Ef 1'Nr Ass i4fits. t.trE.
&C NSrANTiNppLE juno 90 Tbs
C7yoks have rccaptured tho town o'
lsmid on hc Hca of Mnrmora from the
Turks GrccS warships bombafded
day ana night the retrcating Ottoman
forces THO town suffered severe
dnmarg
Thousands Of refugees niS arriving
here. The porte hhs protested to tho
allied hieh commissioners regardinp
alleged viontions a the neutral zons
~ the Greek troops
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Babe Ruth Lines
Out His 9th Home
Run With One On

ny THe .,senrinfOd Press
NEW YORK Junc 20 Babe Ruth
hit his twenty seventh homo run to-
day cdualing hnif OF his 1890 record
OF o. Tho dt waa made of Mogidgc
OF Washington in the third inning
with one man ON base. The Yankee
slugger b. fiftoou DAYS ahead Of his
1890 program. when hc made his 27ih
home run on July n Ncw York has
ten games a. play before reaching the
half- way mark of ihr acasou
WEATHER FORECAST
Eae and West 'reNns Monday aud
Tuesday anrtly cloudy.
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A coRRgcrIoN.

IN the account az the Rohstown- Cor
rus Christi game of Saturday, Holman
was charged with an error in the ninth
inning when Il was stated George Pas
ohal was safe when Dutch dropped the
ball. This bobbie should have been
charged as a Wild throw against Dill
lard, and the account has been adjust
I'd officially.
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ST. Louis s, Cincinnati 2.
h. A..u.lIlDI knn.

~ INC NasUVlllOn IVrrs,
ST LOUIS, June 26.- Napiers triple
gave ST. Louis three runs u tho eighth
and enabled the Cardinals a. beat Gin
elnnau today. 8 10 y. Groh hil safely
lour times IA az MANY times at bat
Score hy Innings.
Cincinnati ..-... 900 200 e00.-2
ST. Louis ........-,.... goo on u1N :
Batteries. ireutQn and Miupoi
llaiuos ANA Dilhocfer
summary rwu-hasc hits, Hornshy
smith, thr,e-hasr hit iayan. bases
ou balls. OF Trenton y on lEtinus q.
struck out h,, lreuiun B. los ualncs O..
runs. Groh, kuusch touniicr. Hornsby
q Mcllvnry. Hoatnpoto. errors. Gruh
kopf brentun fuurnlof. Mcnenry.
Diihoefer
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A BITTER SWEET

tgyptiau rioters have been
shooting Englishmcn Ia the streets
ot Alexandria They want 20 com.
pei England 90 give Egypt It's
Freedom
" One cannot take a look at The
map of thc world without seeing
That Egypt is The ccuicr OF IL from
an aviation point oi view SAYS
Sir Marshal rrurharl of Lon.
don
That's why England wants
Egypt though cihically SHE ha,
poo mOrV Fight ia run Il than the
IorpH, Christi city council has
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WIRe cnIEE on VACATION

r , Whitcsides. wire chief M tho
south~ esiorn Telegraph and Telephone
company 81 absent on vacation.
While absent Whitesidcs viii visit
Houston. Waco and points IN Oklaho-
ma. lie u expected to return the les,
Cf the present weekly
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Cincinnati az 81 louis.
pittrburgh ut chicago
Boston nt Brooklyn
New York at philndeiphia
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BUYERS CONSERVATIVE.
BANK REPORT SHOWS

y ~" THTUT I'TNH4-
ST LOUIS, June 26--ultra con.
sartaism 81 buyers and almost un-
precodented competition ameng salcs-
men were noted during Juno. accord
ing 20 the monthly report o. the eighth
federal reserve bank ~ 81 Louis maGo
public tonight General business con-
ditions in fhe district underwent no
marked change. the rerort said.
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Cheer mp. Fi,lol II ,hc prices
keep on falling o slcrr viii h,
able io produce some dog meat
nunin
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WANTED

Two hundred more family washlngs
price reduced 70 cents per pound
Eureka Laundry & Dye Works,
Phone 900, Al.
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AZ extra rib has been found m
q Pennsylvania woman First
chance iu history TO pay AdNm
hari
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WANTED Two hundred more fam
iiy wasiiines. price reduced 50 7c per
pounds
EUREKA LAUNDRY aud
DYE WORKS. Phone g66.
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Germany has 3n women m tho
rcichSiag. No wonder they could
M find The indemnity money on
ff...n
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And what has beeomc of tho
ODD fashioned man Hh0 used 20
bring his editors his largest wa.
fermclOn9
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Indications are that you might
AK well try 10 sell ice nest winter
Us coal this summer.
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Jazz music is rendered cubic
pictures arc Executed the perpo-
Traitors should be both.
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TEXAS LEAGUE


F1QNatpi ~ PhilNa
gg Tho Associated Press
HOUSTON June 20 Houston de-
fcntrd DALLAS hero today hy Cine #"DrN
uf 9 To- ! iu pitchrrs' battle hrtwern
-uipe Conloy and tddl, ponalds Con
icN was accorded wfrtohed suppori
especially IN tho first nuing rht
game was fcsturcd by numerous gcn-
aptionnl catches Elf.art hpu un
cStchcr. climbing the gtnd li
.icrceh 10 catch foul BALI
Score hy innings; p IL t
Dallas uuo npn 100
Houston 20O 600 COS q
Bttiurios. Coulov and Robertson
Donuldr aud Effort
Summary rwo hu-r hii White
man. three base hit GALLOWAY .toicn
baso. Falk sacrifice Donrlda hlt W
pitcher. poanlds trark out Cuulcf
;. ponalis 81 left on hasos ilousi0n
Dallas 3 umpifc- MIltr lnd Kane
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a1rta,r orl o' fI3Je1s ls1q auI
r,u tourist h haid f an.
,pccdomct
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n automobile prices keep an
dropping i viii soon be cheaper
20 buy ono than to steal one.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

LOCALLY
Orpua christi iii Lone star s.
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Monday, June 27, 1927.
MADE IN GERMANY


a ''ffg'anu manufacturer sells
aN machine ior sos. lt
W $40 i0 make d The
,'Nt' Gag he sNi letter from "a
iifm i eermany offering so dH-'
pN'a.. lHt machlne and deliver il
'a 'fffiAld Tor 81
a ye-f ago 'hH woaid have Civ
81 AmerlgaH manufacturers heart
lnh..c iNi noN they re getting
'aeN lo p
N.N' liiNt your "lie buys 3 PAIR
on '.ieali gloves iuim them inside
~, atN pfonahll y"uH mud
'N'l. ia 'tiiAAilF funnri-
Stamped ih very s'ha'l letters N2
y t''s' even 20 = hltH--fndr yer
"t.' i atVi Mhlrh mas luNi
Dpi'e'ied ~ l"t tinted STATES, re-
''i'i''k A' - cents
..i go, ,a' AiNei'ra's imported
''o'-'' worth SIT eo"uN lnoii
~ mic $50 ~Uil them about three