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The Little River news., 1922-02-25
Winthrop News,

winthrop, Feb. 23.-(Special.) )-W. | T. West entertained IA of his friends Thursday from 3 to 5 m., celebrat- ing his ninth birthday anniversary at the home of his mother, Mrs. c. W. West which beautifully decorated in colors of pink and lavendar. Fol lowing games refreshments were served by the hostess consisting of cake and fruit salad. The guests were Dorothy and Evaline Sessions. Helen Franklin, Corinne Stephens, Lois Morgan, Deloise Ryan, Francis and Vivian Organ, Mona Youngblood. Karl and John Tyson, Ishmael Brad on, Arlie Joe Sessions and Grover Van Dyke. Many presents were giv- en to w. T. by his little friends. Mrs. A. w. Cox who was called to the bedside of her daughter, Mary, who is seriously ill with typhoid fev- CT, left for Kansas City Friday night on No. ?.
 Mrs Guy Davis and children of Tex arkana are the guests of the formers mother, Mrs. Davis, this week. H. D. Jones who was visiting his family at Mrs. M. L. Crenshaw's left Saturday for Haynesville, La.
 MT. and Mrs. S. T. Hicks motored to Ashdown Saturday. Hugh Preston of Horatio was the guest Of Robert Wade Sunday.
 Omer Lazarus of Horatio visited home folks Saturday and Sunday
 Mrs. T. B. West and baby of Ida bel, Okla, are the week end guests of her brother, G. c. Hamblin.
 e. J. Click was in DeQueen Mon- day.
 k. T, Sessions made a business trip to DeQueen Monday.
 Mrs. John Anderson Jr., of Fore men visited her daughter, Nellie, at the home of Mrs T. B. Rieves. Satur- day and Sunday.
 Jno. J. DuLaney and L. F. Wheelis were visitors at the school which en- tertained with a George Washington program Wednesday evening.
 Mrs. R. M. Organ and daughters, Frances and Vivian, will leave for Waco, Texas, Friday where they will be joined by MT. Organ.
 Messrs. Pett and West motored
 from Idabel to Winthrop Tuesday.
 A. A. Morgan and G. c. Hamblin made a business trip to Haworth, Ok lahoma, Wednesday.
The Little River news., 1922-02-25

J. l.. MARTIN-NOTARY PUBLIC, At Arkansas State Bank.
The Little River news., 1922-02-25
Richmond News,

Richmond, Feb. 22.-(Special)- )- Mrs. J. D. Dunn spent last week end in Murfreesboro with relatives.
 l. w. Holmes made business trip to Ashdown Saturday
 The Ladies Missionary Sohiety met at the home of Mrs. Kennedy Camp bell Wednesday afternoon Mrs Sykes the leader, made her program on the Study of Cuba very, interesting. The young people of Richmond have organized an Epworth League and will render their first program next Sunday night.
 Dr. Vaughan and Mrs. Burton Walk CT motored to Ashdown Monday and Mrs. Mayo Robertson accompanied them home.
 Dr. Eckel of Hot Springs is ex- pected in town this week. The school children will celebrate Washington's Birthday at the school house, Thursday night, with pro- gram.
 Mrs. Mayo Robertson after spend- ing several days with relatives here returned home Thursday morning.
 Miss Gussie Gardner who is teach ing school in Texarkana spent the week end with her parents. Mrs. Emma Berry is spending the week with her niece, Mrs. w. M. Sykes.
 Worth McGraw was in Ashdown Saturday on business.
 Rev. J. D. Dunn filled his regular appointment at Wades Chapel Sun day.
The Little River news., 1922-02-25
AshdoWn School News

TheSenlOrs gave a program or George Washington in chapel Wed. nesday morning. MFs Wilkerson then made talk on Washington as a man. The Juniors will have charge of next Wednesdays program and urge patrons to be present.
 Baseball practice has started and the boys are all popped up over the prospects of making the team Enough boys came out to make two teams and Coach Wilkerson has ar ranged good trips and games for both first and second string men. We ex- pect to have the best team in South west Arkansas. The boys want ito thank the business men for their re- sponse to the call for new equipment. With that spirit behind team it can- not help but succeed. We feel that we will have a team Ashdown will be proud of
 The Texarkana Minstrel given last Friday night for the benefit of ath- letics was a success. Our part of the door receipts was $251O The min- strel was similar to the one given by the high school few weeks ago but ours was superior in many ways to theirs.
 Dr. Phillips gave the Junior and Senior Hygeine classes a lecture on health Thursday morning. These classes are being taught how essen- tial health is and they are +aking steps toward the conditions that make better health possible.
 The girls basketball team, the "Tig- erettes' were beaten by Foreman Thursday by a score of 10 to 5. The 'Tigerettes' were leading at the end of the first half, 5 to 8, but the visitors outplayed them in the second half scoring additional points. This is the second time Foreman has defeated the locals.
The Little River news., 1922-02-25
NEGROES THANK KHAN
Spying Committee" Approves the
 Whipping of Two Blacks.

Shawnee, Okla, Feb. 21.-The door of newspaper office, where this moE2ings paper still was in the mak- 1naI as stealthily here last night andSas ,x-foot negro entered.
 "Pse looking for the editor, ne said.
 In the editors office the negro lalo slip of paper on a desk and said:
 We cullud folks what on de right Side wonders if you will print dis Tn your paper. We has an organization Which believes in don right. But sun, l can't tell you my name,' and as
The Little River news., 1922-02-25
Flat Greek News.

Flat Creek. Feb. 23.-(Special, )- Bro. Rose filled his regular appoint ment here Sunday, A good sermon and a good crowd were reported.
 Henry Ballard and family of Old Town visited relatives here Sunday
 Misses Gertrude Shields and Arzona Ballard spent Sunday with Lillie Da- wis.
 Mrs. F. $. Davis and daughters wis tied relatives near Climax Tuesday.
 Our school will close Friday. Mrs. Dave Mize visited Mrs. Ed Davis Wednesday.
 Robert Bivens and Edward Sanders are in the bottoms this week.
 J. R, Wright and Willie Pumpkins have returned from a few days visit in Oklahoma.
The Little River news., 1922-02-25

J. MILLER JOHNSON. JR. NOTARY
 Public, with First National Bank. Ashdown, Ark.
The Little River news., 1922-02-25
Jones Community News

Jones, Feb. }22-(Special.)-Somei farmers are sowing oats.
 Robt. Young and son of Foreman were in this vicinity Sunday after noon.
 We learn there were about 80 pres ent at church services last Sunday at Miller.
 Jones Community expects to have Easter exercises at Jones School house.
 We learn that there will be Easter exercises at Miller.
 John Green and family are moving to Winthrop. MT. Green expects to run a sawmill.
 School closed at Miller last Fri day. A short but good program was rendered by the school which has been under the supervision o1 Mrs. Birdie Lilly and Miss Hester Stripling as teachers. Supt. Wheelis and Jno. J. DuLaney were present and each made an interesting as wei ! as an instructive talk, after whicf MT. Thompson, the photographer, O. Ashdown, struck our beauties. l R. G. Seymour, J. M. Young, c. E and J. R. Gauldin and Maurice Gauld in loaded carload of sweet potatoes at Winthrop last week. We did no learn what they received.
 The Y. M. c. A. boys of Miller me at the Rettman home last Monda, night with Bro. Mitchelmore present However, some of the boys had invit ed some girl friends also. While Brc Mitchelmore was giving instruction to the "Y' boys outside the wome1 and girls were making candy, eacl boy bringing some of the materia for the making of the candy. In structive games and plays were play ed along with eating candy and mu sic on the photograph. 2S boys an, IA girls were present, with some old CT people, number more than 50. Al
The Little River news., 1922-02-25
Would Rather Fight Than
 Work.

Il suffered for years with stomach trouble and could not eat and just hated for anyone to say work to me l would rather fight. Since taking a course of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy l actually want to work, and talk a. bout eat I am the last one to leave the table now" It is a simple. harm less preparation that removes the ca tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con vince or money refunded,-Boyer Drug Store.
The Little River news., 1922-02-25
SULPHUR S0OTHEs
 UGLY, ITCHING SKIN
The First Application Makes Skin
 Cool and Comfortable

If you are suffering from eczema or some other torturing, embarrassing skin trouble you may quickly be rid of it by using Mentho-Sulphur, declares a noted skin specialist.
 This sulphur preparation, because of its germ destroying properties, never fails to quickly subdue itch ing, even of fiery eczema. The hrst application makes the skin cool and comfortable. Rash and blotches are healed right up. Mentho- Sulphur is applied like any pleasant cold cream and Is perfectly harmless. You car. obtain a small jar from any good druggist.
The Little River news., 1922-02-25

D. H. TOMPKINS-NOTARY PUBLIC
 Office in First. National Bank Bldg Ashdown, Arkansas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
Dlckson clW n &C
SERIES; J unes MERE

The BIG baseball ssvips that V %
tAis week cssuesn Dsetsee and Ne.
kssa calis To msmesy the tArilisns
seriss ei l I samss les, rear hstwsta
these elusa, hoe the pssssas sssis, 10
pscsinu tas, a. ihnlhas
The rs~eent ssries 10 ot sls sames.
three alseady Asvins beer rlayea Il
Meksen this vsst. 9Th The rsmsia-
tns eus,ssss TO b staged 10 Dicksoa
,edsy trhursdAyl. Fnasy sed Sat.
usday afternoons, Dieksoe has a.
edge 90 ,h. sssiss ., ps~ssa, having
son too out al three tskiss Mou.
dss . game . 10 1 and Wednesdays
ooo,es, iaio1 ! The Ass game ~.
senhlrd . bic isasas contest. both
teams being yell matched and es.
hlhissd star srsnd ball Beet Ice
petsoa ~ss In ruse torn rssehinR
lsatus ball Rsiisrd t.s,ar.d both
IN Aidint sed s,h th. wil!o~ ~ 10
lat. tas whois n.W osvo..=d ih 6
noa es-di,selr marnsr takias
received ip oil e,a esss w,sh credit
fw the req aiming ssm~e. l"oai
isndom =. ouid lufn 10, .nmasss 40
this seri.. onsr the beat al sesson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
col. HEmstEE II RACE
FoR COMMITTEEMAN

To the Democratic Votsrs OF the
Seventh Congressional Dissrxt.
As . suMcient numbsr OF my
friends were kind enough TO pen
ton the various County Primary
Committees to place my name on
the Democratic Primary ballot ~
a candidate for State Committee
man from the Seventh Congress.
lonal District. | iseI 1t 10 not oa, OF
place to address an open letter 10
YOU.
am a native ennessean. Fifty.
one years OF age. and lae.long
Democra Have been connected
IN a small ~sv with several bus,
ness interests Tor thirty years.
have served as Pfesideni of the
fas, National Bank. Of Dickson,
Tenn. since the organization oi
the bank In 1908
Never held any public o&ee oi
any consequence. Held only two
positions thu, carried salanes--on
was Member Of the Lss,slsture
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
FlIR ARRANGEMENTS
PaoeaEsSne NICELY

The committee appointed by th,
Chambsr u Commssce aud Lions
Club to arsngs Tor . County Fai'
this islI, met and oSssni,sd by
slsettne D r .Hsssley, chsirmal;
N Gslbermsn. vice ehsirmsn; J q
Johnson. treasurer, X A. frssmsn
secretary
M.sdamss Claude Hooper. Y 3
Psyns q c CoIlius j.. n. Gel
herman and Fannie Hopkins usrs
appointed 20 have charge u thr
ladiss department The livestock h
department will be- 10 charge u T
c Hslbs'g Bell Adams. q c R-t.
den, Geo Eiess.t. Je,oms Work
and Henry Miller Those 20 have
.eAssss al the agricultural aud poal
try departments will he named ut a
istm date
The premium hat 10 being sraus
si by the e'mmiitss and Gill be
ready for distribution within the
nsIt fss wssks
Tbs eIset dates Tor holding the
County Fair have not been definite.
ls 4sesAsA4aaoH- but, IL, ,sill prob
ably be held on October &.B-s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28

The thirteen piece hsnd wsse-
lsed ., Dickson las, Msy. 10 pio-
Errsting very nicely and psonises
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
See te Big Weekend Feature Picture the ~ Theatre Friday and Saturday

TO 10 boom 10 thu l~vess a bad
nusac In Dicksoa Asd ssssoaadiss
o. nm uaisy, TIE hsnd 10 sads !
tAs eaeaels lssdsssAip @ Psei. r.
n stssls, O eaeepsienally laleal-
ID mussciss ci saasAl ability and
iosmesiy c~sss sslalss With Roasas
Baad. Ceawsvs hand aud oshss
ismoas Organisations. also q grad.
este oi Dasa's Band College. War
rss, Ohis.
The Band 10 composed oi The
following yosns men, Comets
psve krinston, Ftaat Crsi,. Nal.
colin Grain. Ernss, Hocpss. Alto.
Jewell Smith. John Nicks.
Tabs--victos smith rsomboass
-Hsary ssaJ. Clsst Ls<eA Cias.
ioas,--koy Harold G.Isamsn
eaHephose- Con. Drums
Robert Hisdon and Les.ss Gee.
set.
sybody who wishes TO zee .
real band at tnis pisos shoald boest
IL Se~shs . saod vnsd tos At aaf
lend little eneoGssssmsn, To the
hoys
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28

in 1899. during the administrators
OF Me eNilln ~ Governor. second
was Mayor OF Dickson in 1917
Am serving my tenth year ~ Mem.
Der OF the City School Board. and
my fourth year ~ Chairman Of ths
Democratic Executive Committee
of my County In 1916 wac a
delegate from the Seventh Cen.
gressional District to the National
Democratic Convention in 81.
l.ou,s, when Woodrow Wilson was
nominated for President by aecls.
nation.
When our country entered the
World War. | ives physically unfit
iey mll,tsry serv,ce, however, wAs
named BY Major Rutledse Smith
a. County Chairman OF the State
Council OF Defence Also, Dr.. n.
\ Morgan. State Food Admins.
traitor. honored me with the pos,
tion OF County Food Administrator.
and Mr. r c Garrett. manager Of
the various Liberty Bond cam
+pa.sns La Middle tennessee. made
me County Chairman Of each Lib
erw Bond campaign
The position 10, which now
solicit your vote, a. you know.
does not carry any salary. how
ever, IT is . place OF honor and
trast II elected. | viii strive 10
meet the responsibilities without
par.isl,tv or tsvos to any individual.
bu, denr,ns at al unes to give the
bes. service to the Democratic
party and the welfare oi lcnnes.
see.
Il you should see your way clear
TO honor me with our vote .. the
Angus, primary. shall genuinely
appreciate same and shall strive TO
conduct myself 30 that you may
have no cause to regret the conf.
dence in me imposed
Thanking you in advance tor
considering my cause on August
3rd, and ako .hAnkins you Tor
sparing the time to read this llalr
appeal tor your vote and influence.
remain.
Cordially and sincerely.
PITT HENSlEE
kodss enishins--c cock > Studio.
Dicksau
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28

plsssans unsirins work. 10 the csss
~ho gave their ,ims 20 faithfully;
TO the musicians wno furnished the
lovely lnusic 90 ireeiy; TO the m-s
chants who advertised go literally.
10 boosters who sorksd 80 snsrssii.
ealIy. 10 the public who pA,ronised
~ in,sfes,insly; to the printers abo
gave us Publicity 60 generously 10
the men who len. their trucks 90
willingly TO one add oil, ne extend
grateful appreciation
Mn W II MeMarry. Pres
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28

To votess ot Fifth District
| desire to state 10 the citisens
I oi the 9Th district that | am . can.
didats ior Constable. and that ! will
appseciss vour support. | have
served 10 the capacity n constab bic
ios ten yssrs ia the 18th district. |
was slso magistrate 10 that district
for two yesrs. hsv,as resigned whsa
| moved 10 Dickson, ] think |
know what Il takes 10 make . good
constable. and u elsc.ed. | promise
here ssd sow. that will Oil the
Once TO ths best of my ability: that
j will serve and execute oil papers
plAoed In my hsnds sithou, ien OF
iavos.
| am q citissa al Dickson and In.
tend 10 stay here. ] have = large
family to puppost apd am not ah =
TO do msousl labor. and u given
this oisics | believe ! can make .
living ios myseli and family and |
will thanh the voters TO asssst mr io
this election
Respectfully.
W N. LANk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
o =
Notke.'

TO The vetss W south Part N
Dickson C,uoty
|. | am . candidate Tor Road Com-
missicaes 10 hs si~cssd BY tis
volsss iron the AsA. ssccoA. third.
ioursh. Ahh. ts~iitb snd ihissseu,A
districts II the election neas rhuss.
day. and I will appreciate snv oas
iavoriaa me sith their vote and
influence
l believe the prosperity VI Dick
sou County can bee. be advanced
BY improving oar public resds. end
II elected . Member II Coasty
Highway Commission BY .hs voters
u south cid. III lhs county ! will
exert my best efforts TO zee that
every dollar oi road monsy 10 spent
honestly snd economically and
that the hish~ay syssem u our
eouoty 10 buils ~.
Please make i cross mart %.
pcsite my aame when you vote In
Thursdaye election. - u 10 ths
*" m this occasion ,hst will
designate the siuoes
Very Respectfully
J MANLEf WfhNs
FOR TRADE 80 sev~u psvssasst
a,udehahrr sutomohil.. Will Hsds
iw rasd. See Jehs Coleman, \.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28

Vote 10, ]. w. F,.ld.' Tor Register
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
Msivin Holland In High
way Commissioner Rae,

Melvin Holland, II Dickson. has
,hso~n his hat 10 the race. for High
way Commi.sionss from the fret.
second. ,hud fourth. tiith. twelfth
and shHtsea.h dislrict. 49,.
Mr. Hollsnd 10 well snoWn. hav.
ins been Ia the timber busiDsss iur
quite . number Of Ysns aud lie nos
operating sswmill at Burns.
He IL sell qualified to OIL the po-
si,ion oi Con missioner aad II the
people ss. proper to elect bin uex,
Thurs lay. we are conhdsn, he will
serve win hoaot and credit to al
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
Notice.

To The Votsrs Of Tbs County
The report 10 hsins circulated by
irisuds Of my opponent. that | keep
hised help ., my r-sid-ncs all the
tims 10 do the housewofk This 10
not true, my family does oil the
house sork. ]. w. FlELDER.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
Mr.. Slpiro TO Speak At
Cumberland Furnace

Mr. Slpiro. The originator ol the
aipiro plan oi marketing tobacco,
~lIi be at Cumberland Furnace Sal,
urday Al the big picnic 10 be given
by the Junior Order, and will ad.
dress the tobacco growers, explain
ing his vlan OF marketing tobacco.
E6ot,s will be made 10 organize
an association In this county and
evsry farmer interested in crossing
tobacco should try and he pf-sent
end hest him.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
N. W. A. Picnic Al
Bon Aqua Springs 8

The Modern Woodmsp oi Amer.
lea Lniss s,ll give biz picnic
and barbecue at Bon Aqua springs
saturday, July 40
plsn,y oi smusemso,s such ~
tox chase. woodmsn log rolling
irve picture show and one 81 the
biggest dances Of th. season that
night Music BY Fonrv Roses
orchestra Of Nashville Everybody
invited.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
Senator 0winn 10 Speak
here Friday Night

Senator l. 4. G-inn candidate
ios governor. will speak IN Diotson
Friday night. July ~ at 4 o cloch
ssaa,a 0sinn IL = iore-iul speaker
and evsrybo iy 10 cordially invited
TO come and boa, him discuss tbs
issues Of the campaign.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
Appreciation.

Old Hickory Chapter. United
Daughters u ths Coai-dsrscy
wishes to empress thanks and spprs.
citation Tor cooperation Ia the pre-,
seutAsiou oi rhs Micrube OF Love"
to Miss wrepn Hopkins ior her
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-28
W. A. Lomax. the Eye
Maa. CoTnlng: see Iiissl

~ill be si Dr. Bsnsdic,s olhcs
IN D,sssaa. Aandsy and rue.dsv.
August J and 4 frIf an v5ar'
ivtends aud n yop OF they need aav
thias in nv line zee me fricss
|risht--w, A. Lomas. ths eye m sn,
oi McEwsn. Tenn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-24
STARTLING
CATCH STOPS CARDS
Robs Smith of Homer and
Visitors of Tie in Ninth
Giants Win, rs.
by DANIEL.

What the Giants wrested from the
Cardinals with a four run rally in the
eighth inning at the Polo Grounds yes
terday afternoon was saved by Ross
Young with an astounding catch IL
the ninth. The fleet Texans defensive
feat. followed by q snappy play BY
Davy Bancroft on Rogers Hornsby.
completed the rout OF the once proud
contenders from ST. Louis by Z to ).
While the New Yorks were pulling
the eighth pennant for John McGraw
to the poehead the Pittsburghs. with
their chance for the flag gone and the
inspiration which drove them AT the
Polo Grounds worn off. collapsed in
Flatbush. Now the Giants are six
games in front--and that is about the
margin they ought 10 show when they
finish against the Braves next Sunday.
Young's twenty yard dash and running
high jump. which without doubt took
home run from the fast Jack Smith and
a tie from the Cardinals. capped the
climax OF one OF those up and at 'em.
knock down and drag out battles, which
bristled with Nsnappy and vlrile fielding
ana lethal and subtle power with the bat.
Old Casey Stengel. with three singles
and home run, was the shining light
on attack
The New York herald., 1922-09-24
College Football Results

Yale. GO; Bates, o.
Holy Cross, 10; Submarine Base, @.
Washington and Jefferson, ~; Geneva, o.
syracuse, 2S; Hobart. I.
Springfield, IL; Colby. o.
Union, 13; Clarhson, o.
Maine, II; Connecticut Aggies. o.
~. stephens, 13; St. Lawrence T.
Penn State, 81; Sc. Bona aventure, o.
Muhlenbcrg, 30; Stroud-burr, o.
Drury High. 80; New Britain High, o.
Marines, o..
Franklin and Marshall, e3; Albright, 2.
BuckneiI. 81; Mansfield, O.
Butler, q; Wilmington. o.
state Normal tMich), 10; Efiance Col
lege, o.
carnegie Tech, 81; Waynesburg, o.
Tennessee, ~; Emory pud Henry. o.
Auburn, 81. Marion. q.
Howard. Ie; Jacksonville Normal, o.
Georgia, Sc; Ncwberry College. ~.
Mercer. "a: Piedmont, 3.
Virginia Military, 81; LynchburR, !.
Lake Forest, ~; Atlantic Christian, o.
The New York herald., 1922-09-24
Hornsby Hits His Tortieth.

Hornsby did a bit of dazzling too and
hit his fortieth home run OF the season
into the upper tier OF the right feld
stand with nobody on base In the sixth
inning This prodigious slam put Horns
by into the lead for major league slug
ging laurels. and put the Cards into the
game.
For seven innings the contest was an
interesting. tense pitching duel between
Jack Scott. the North Carolina soup
hcner. for the Giants and Jess Haines
for the Cards Scott acted up consid-
erably and made folks ask which game
o. the world series he would start. For
once John McGraw was spared the neces-
sity OF putting on his celebrated Juggling
stunt
Scott went the route not only because
he pitched we'll but because he hit we'll
and needed no substitute in pinch.
Jack always has been quite a slammer
and yesterday he connected on each Of
his four trips 70 the plate. Twice he
hit safely without driving In a run, and
nal nfield that tallics came over the
pan.
Scott pitched a game OF extremes
three hits for the Cards In the first In
ming, three hits In che ninth inning
and Ave scattered blows In between
That rally OF the visitors In the ninth.
which got lot OF life from a double
BY JACQUES Fournier as a pinch hitter
for Willie Doak. who had relieved
Haines In the eighth, reused the appre-
Two defeats for the Pirates already had