Arizona republican., 1921-03-18
GLENDALE BASEBALL
 NINE BEATS COYOTES

GLENDALE, March 17.-It was great day in baseball circles at the Glendale high school Thursday when the local boys administered defeat to the Coyotes Of the Phoenix high school to the tune of Il to 10. The Glendale boys played in great style for the first seven innings holding Phoenix to runs while they garnered runs off the delivery of Miller pitching for the Coyotes.
 However. in the seventh inning the Coyotes got out their war clubs and commenced to pound the pill all over the lot and before they could be stopped they had gathered runs. They added another in the eighth. and 5 more in the ninth The Glendale boys scored ? in their half of the seventh. ? more in the eighth ana more in the tenth. Thus winning by a score of Il to 10.
 Jones and Addington were on the firing line for Glendale and Miller, Gray and wilky did the battery work for the Coyotes. The game was fea- tured throughout by ragged fielding and free hitting. This gives the Glen dale boys one game lost and one won, and now that they have. disposed or one or the leading contenders for the valley championship they are out to win the flag.
 Security Beneftt Rssocidtioh The Security Benefit association | gave one of its weekly dances Wed nesday night. The prize offered by Ray Stauffer, a Stetson hat. was won l by Grover Mcclure, while that offered by the Blue Front store, silk for waist was captured by Miss Jackson of Phoenix.
 Located at eeardsley l Mrs. c. F. Graham has gone to | In ~t,- hA hnr husband, who Is engaged in drilling an oil well.
 Recital Monday
 Those interested in the recital of Miss Ludden of Glendale, to be given at the Arizona School of Music. will be pleased to hear that it will be held on Monday night. March 21. Leaves for Chicago ] F. P. ORourke of tho local Santa l F-e office. accompanied by his wife and | daughter, left on Thursday nights train for Chicago. where he will attend the committee meetings of the order of railroad telegraphers- While he Is away, MT Brochias will take up his duties.
 | Date Advanced l On account of tho h.gh school de- bates on Friday nighr. March 25. the ! Sherwood School of Music will hold Its recital at the Christiair church on Tuesday
 In the inter school debate the Glen dale high school will be represented by 1 Paul Graham and Charles Cohenour Their opponents will be from the l Chandler high school.
 Royal Neighbors Convention 1 At the convention of the Royal ANeighbors, held Wednesday at the K Sof P. hall in Phoenix. Mrs. Anna Clark 1 of Tucson was elected to go to the national convention in Cleveland Those present at the Phoenix meet ing from Glendale were Mesdanies Neistrath. Ketcharn, Se1by. Pothast Booth and Pierce. In the afternoon the following state officers were elected Mrs. Anderson. Tempe, state oracle; Mrs. Ketcham. Glendale, state vice oracle: Mrs. Sidell, Phoenix, recorder
 Town Has New Flivver
 The town of Glendale has had to purchase a new Ford car to carry on the vast amount of work satisfactorily
 Work Completed | The repair work at Lowers Service Station, recently damaged by fire has been finished and now the stock is being neatly arranged. The interior of the building has been repainted and the shelving and fixtures have beer made a pearl gray. The new pressed brick addition in the rear is we'll ar ranged to SIOfe 1HdleIlai, ana III hu dition, gives ample room for a repair shop. The damaged stock. of which there Is only a little left, is still being sold al a sacrifice to make room for new sup plies and accessories on the way.
 Grammar to Play Washington
 The Glendale grammar school wi play the Washington school at the To- cal grounds Friday afternoon. So fal this season the local school has no1 lost a game, having played two.
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