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Former Succeeds Tom Wal.
ker as Head OF Fleisher
! Club and Latter Goes to
!, Ambler
HILLDALE IS FINED
BY WILLIAM $. DALLAS


THE Ford & Kends baseball team
i basl been disba nded only few
. days. but it did not take long for sew
K erAl Of the players connected with that
\ teAm TO land managerial berths with
ether clubs.
Jim Bonner. manager. has beer
loned TO take full charge Of the Amber
team. Of the Montgomery County
League, and Charlie White. catcher and
for several years manager Of Parkes
burg Iron. has been signed as PLAYING
manager Of Fleishcr. succeeding Tom
Walker.
The announcement that Walker had
been deposed as the head Of tho down
town club was not wholly unexpected.
The team has been in the midst of a
Nump and considerable criticism Of
Walkers methods has been heaped on
tthe Athletic Committee. II was agreed
that the best way to solve the problem
was to sign a playing manager.
Has the Experience
Charlie White has plenty of pep and
experience in toe role Of manager lie
directed Parkesburg Iron. one of the
semi pro top notchers for several years
and is included among the best back
stops hereabouts.
The Flcisher management was re-
luctant TO let Walker GO. but they
kelt the teams best interests were
served in the decision. He left with the
best wishes of the players and man
ASement and was present at the Nice
town last night 10 introduce the new
leader to the players. White will take
charge Of the club tonight when
Eleisher plays American Chain. Of
York. at Twenty sixth and Reed
streets.
Former Manager Walker wished his
successor success. but believes that he
steps into team that is the best in tho
city and that is due TO fight for the
championship. The club is now COM
plete and has wonderful pitching
star and Walker says it will be heard
from right away.
Bonner Well Known
Jim Bonner is one Of the best known
managers in these parts. He was given
charge OF the Shanahan Club last year
and took team of mediocre players and
whipped them into contender for the
city championship.
This year he directed Ford & Kendig.
and with another pitcher the caliber of
Bill Barrett would have possibly made
Q cleanup. The team disbanded week
ago. when Sunday ball was stopped in
Delaware County. The players were
grabbed up by other teams Immediately.
Amber at present is at the bottom
Of the Montgomery County League
standings. but Bonner has been in.
structed TO get a first -class club.
He will Immediately get n number OF
new players and hopes within n few
weeks to place Amber at the top of
the league standings.
The Hilldale Baltimore Black Sox
Nrotest Of May al Baltimore. was
heard BY the Board Of Governors of the
philadelphia Baseball Association last
night. The compla inant and defendant
save lengthy testimony. some bearing
on the case and otherwise. The board
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sacrificed and Barrett went to third:
George Steel popped to Kraft. and
after the catch Barrett started home.
That was the turning point Of the
game. =.
The coach of Episcopal, Charley Nc.
Carthy, famous football official, started
a youth named O'Mearn behind the bat.
1t was his first game Of the season.
After Kraft caught Steel's pop, he
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gh School Easily Defeats Episcopal CITY Hono

threw the ball straight into the glove OF
OMeara. Barrett saw that he was
trapped and started back for third.
O'Meara made a hurried throw to catch
him and the ball sailed out into left
field. Barrett scored and the Episcopal
nine blew up.
Later on O'Nfeara made another wild
throw. This was in the sixth inning.
when he threw the ball over first after
fielding Brockman's bunt perfectly. lie
was taken out at the end of the sixth
to make way for Pryor.
The rest OF the game lacked interest.
Germantown had everything its own
way. except in the fifth, when Epis-
copal got its other run. Shelly made
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Episcopars second hit of Wbu, -.
tripling to center. lie cana huy ~
Hardt's sacrifice fy. nome o.
Captain Kraft after the ,ou |,
that the best team won. Ho sSne .e said
the announcement of Colesborns,o so made
elected captain for 1923. Tho ~, oeing
nine will be awarded sold hpe,sGopal
and be rendered a banquet in t%s yt%%sseoalls
future. 'he near
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Darby A. c. Has Open Dates

The Darby A, G.. one Of Delaware
en6n dates on its schedule and would like
q bear from, teams In Pennsylvania, New
{ersey snd Dvaware. the piIchins depart,
VDugherty, the latter formerly of Atlantic
w. The team viii play twilight bssebsl Il
RI home and would like 10 hear from clubs
11lng 70 exchange dates. A6drNss Charles
n OIL. p. o. 1ez ~. DARBY. pa.
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New England Tennis Body Elects

Boston. May 23,-Prel.mnary to the an
nusl New England intercollegiate tennis tour
nament here, officers for next year were
elected as follows; Wallis f. Howe, Jr., OF
Dartmouth. president George !. Titus OF
Amherst. vice president, Walter r. Scott, Of
VI. J. T, secretary-treasurer and F.. r
Plmpton, Of Amherst, new member Of the
Executive Committee.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cnoinnati. :; Now York 2.
Brooklyn, 3; Chicago. 0.
Boston. y: st. Louis. N3 tnnfnSSJ.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics. 81 Detroit, tcalled end Of 10Th.
New York. 4; s.. Louis. 3 u3 inninss'.
Cleveland. :; Boston. !.
Chicago. !; WASHINGTON. 3.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
syracuse, .; Rochester, 3.
Other clubs not scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville. g. Columbus. !.
Toledo. 4; Ind annapolis. 2.
st: Paul. .; Knnsas city, 2.
Minneapolis. 9; Milwaukee. !.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Waterbury,. 81 bridgeport. 0.
Albany, l0i Fitchburx, s..
sprnSSssidi Sss Ha ., x.h! has.fSiiS < Sit, .t.,s
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Birmingham. o. Chattancoxa, 9.
Atlanta, /; Memphis. 2.
Nashville; iSi Sew Orleans, :.
Mobile-Little RSk. rain.
TooAVs SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phillies at Pittsburgh.
New York AZ Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago
bostOn at ~. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Philadelphia.
IT. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGIE
Jersey City at Baltimore
Rochester at Buffalo.
syracuse at Toronto
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Marshall Field 6uva en.,

New York. MAY 23--Marsbeu r,,.,.
has been racing In Great Britain, rs.. rld. vhs
American racing yesterday az an o,senterM
year-old f'lly Emotion a daughter 'ns y, three.
Rock and Affection and a winnsro OF Frsr
tunes. ' several
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the Parish OF Bossier, Louisiana. az a.+.
the 1th day of September, 1929. 7 ~ n
Connell. President Of said body. hereby i -
notice that an election will be held in Scsa.'s
District No. s, in the Parish of Bossier ~,
isiana. on Tuesday, the 7th day Of Mover.
Der, l922, as set forth in the following ah.
stract OF said ordinance:
!. Section 1. Be it ordained by the par,.A
School Board of the Parish of Bossier 7 o .r,.
isiana, In lawful session convened. That A.,
election shall be, and is hereby called to H.
held in School District No s, in the p.rfsss
of Bossier, Louisiana, on TUESDAY the ~
day OF November, 1922, at which election N.
majority OF the property taxpayers OF fhe
said district, In number and amount, elieirIe
to vote and voting, shall determine the
Proposition to incur debt and fssn.
bonds Of the said School District No. 3 -
the Parish Of Bossier, Louisiana, to ~ n
amount Of 900, to run for period s.
twenty years, bearing interest at the r.Ss
OF q per cent per amman, payable semisrz
nually, the funds thus derived to b. No.
for the IS
Purpose of purchasing site, erecting ~
equipplng a school building in School b.
trict No. 8. Parish Of Bossier, Louisians ss
The said election shall be held Il -
following polling places Benton and Vsnss
vile, and the following commissioner ~
clerks OF election are appointed to the r.
pective polling places: Mrs. G. s. Wvess ]
Mrs. Sid Adger and Mrs. r. v. Kerr. enes
missioners; w. /. Gayle, clerk-for Rensc~s
.. s. Alison, T. A. Tidwell and Mrs.. q e,
Logan, commissioners: ]. c.. Logan. cieyt .,
for VAUDEVILLE each being a resisfe,.3
voter. and to serve without compenssfse7 y
Notice Is hereby further given that -
the sth day OF November, 1922. the am
day following such election, at .tws,v.
o'clock m, the Parish School Board An
meet at the office OF said body, in said 81.
ish, and there, in public session, omen IL
ballot boxes. examine and count the yofcs
both as to number and amount and e1am;ns
and canvass the returns, and declare the 81
same. - ~
Given on this. the 7th day Of septcm.
Der, 1922, at Benton, La. In said parish.
w. E. CoSsrLI,
( President Of the Parish School Board a.
the Parish OF Bossier, Louistana,
"A true copy:
r. v. kerr, Secretary"
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mended for their perfect knowledge of
their parish. In the ball games be-
tween both boys and girls teams of
Plain Dealing and Bossier City Plain
Dealing won by a large score in each.
The colored exhibit this year was by
far the best ever shown at the Parish
Fair aud measured up more fully to
the requirements of displays called for
by the catalogue. The Bossier Parish
Colored Industrial Club is doing some
splendid work This entire exhibit has
Ieen moved to the State Fair and Bos-
sier citizens are justly proud of the
display shown in the Colored building.
A feature of great comment was two
small automobiles exhibited by 10
year-old boy from Haughton. They are
wonderfully built and show great
mechanical talent B. B. Brewer is
anxious to become a mechanic and is
very proud when his white friends
show their interest in his work.
NJ. B. J. Coffee has sold his dairy
cattle to Mr.. Leon Wilmington.
Mrs. A. n. Tooke, of Koran, Is the
guest of Mrs. Dave Huckaby this week.
Mr. Earl Manning, OF Livingston,
Texas, spent the week end with friends
here.
Mr.. j. T. Tillman has returned from
Livingston, Texas, and is dengue
patient.
Mrs. T. w. w. Stinson, of Benton,
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
r. G. Bradford.
Mrs. w. A. Lincoln is reported I'M
proving and hopes to come home the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Anders have
moved into their new home in the
north part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Merit are now
occupying the cottage on the corner Of
Colquitt avenue and Benton road.
Mr.. and Mrs Nose Campbell, Of
Coushatta, made a short visit to their
| cousin, Mrs. I. j. Smith Monday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Head has been real sick
with dengue fever but is now improv-
ing, to the delight Of many friends.
Mrs., Nora O'Neal Levy, of Brook
land, n. T.. is the guest Of her brother
yIr. J. B. O'Neal and other relatives.
Mrs. Grady Neeson and baby, of
Benton, spent the week end with her
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Hanks.
Miss Strange, member of the Plain
De;iling faculty attended the Fair Fri
day and spent the weekend with her
cousin, Mrs. B. j. Coffee.
Mr.. l.. @. Ferot, of Gahagan, spent
the weekend with his wife in the home
of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. w. B.
Sapp. Mr.. Perot is in business at Ga
hagan.
Mrs. C. ID. McCaa was quite i'll with
dengue several days last week., but is
up again. Among the many friends
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Bossier City

The Parish Fair is over and every
body is now looking to the State Fair.
The fair this year was a most success
full one in every way The quality of
all displays was very superior. A one
man farm display by Mr.. ]. r. FULL
love from the Grab All" plantation
created great admiration. There were
seventy products in this display. The
yellow soy bean display showing this
tean in all its various stages and Civ
ing an idea of its many uses was mag
nificcnt. Mr.. +. F. Vickers' peanut dis
play was simply fine and would have
to be seen to properly appreciate. His
Stewart yellow dent corn this year was
especially fine and created great admi-
ration. The truck display made one
forget the dry weather. A pen of
fourteen baby alligators was most at
tractiye feature. There was on display
genuine copper still of 5O-gallon Ca
pacity captured by the Sheriff's de-
lartment on Swan Lake It was set up
Just as when found and some member
Of the department was always ready
TO explain its working to the visitors.
Ms a point Of contrast there was also
still captured from negro which
consisted Of five-gallon tin oil can, a
one-gallon syrup bucket. and an s.
quart zinc bucket. pint jar and some
lead pipe. On this was a sign of the
skull and cross homes and bore the liable
Certain DEATH" The poultry and live
stock exhibits We're good. In the wo-
mans and fancy work departments it
was clearly shown that the housewives
OF BOssier are always busy. In the
fancy work department was hand
spun and woven wooden .coverlid" that
was 112 years old. In the High School
exhibits by Bossier City and Plain
Dealing schools Plain Dealing won first
on higl, school display and BOssier City
first OH Domestic Science display Miss
Mary Minis judged in these and is a
Young woman of wide experience She
was very enthusiastic in her praise of
these displays and said she had never
seen any exhibits Of the kind that had
quite eqnaled these of cur Bossier CITY
schools Among some of the especially
mentioned features Of the Plain Deal
Ing school was,a map of Louisiana by
Lois Kelly. Its detail was almost fault
less and the col0ring beautiful. A
Bingham dress made by one Of the
students was adjudged as beautifully
done, The mechanical drawings, the
Z. =. History pen sketches and many
other points In the Bossier City
school q mechanical drawing by San,
Marsiglia was highly praised. Joe
Walker Pierce had map Of Bossier
Paris. that was most highly praised.
the proportions being so perfectly
splendid. the roads and railroad so
wei marked. Cedric Wilmington won
first on the BOssier Parish man and
was highly praised for the full con-
niiance with every requirement asked
for. the location of reads. railroad
churches. schools and postofiices. These
TWO boys were most especially com
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APPLICATION TO PURCHASE.

Department OF the Interior.
U. 8. Land Office at Baton Rouge. "a.
August 10, 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Webb Hunfpr
Martin. whose postofiice address Il PIsin
Dealing, La, did, on the 18th dag Of Mareb.
1922, file in this Office Sworn Statement nj
Application, No. 010O74, to purchase m
northwest quarter Of southeast quarter a
section 2, township 81, north, ranxe 10 ]
west Louisiana meridian, and the finber
thereon, under the provisions OF the II "
June y, 1873, and acts amendatory, tneysss I
as the Timber and Stone Law Il SIs2
value as might be fixed by appraisespenf
and that, pursuant to such application, ~
land and timber thereon have been rs.
praised, $10e.6S, the timber estimSfsl
4s,00a board feet at S1.5D per tkoas;1sini5
and 1000 board feet az Sg per thoISipSa'
and the land $30.5S; that said anpiinsn{
VIII offer final proof in support Of his v. I
ptcation and sworn statement on the ri
day Of Octnber, 1929. before the clerk ~
Court, at Benton, In.
Any person Is at liberty to protest fhf9s
purchase before entry, or initiate colfesk
at any time before patent issues, By nliSt I !
corroborated affidavit In this Office, alleain9
facts which would defeat the entry.
GEORGE j. Kelley, ReeiatUFs
August "a, 1922. loot 1871 S.
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APPLICATION TO PURCHASE.

department OF the Interior,
q. s. Land Once at Baton Rouge, La.
September Is, 1922.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Daniel M. Cow
ington, whose postofice address Is Plain
Dealing, La, did, on the 10th day of Feb
ruary, 1922. file in this Office Sworn State
ment and Application, No. O1OO67, to pur-
chase the east half Of northeast quarter Of
section 10, township % north, range west,
Louisiana meridian, and the timber thereon,
under the provisions Of the act Of June g.
1873, and acts amendatory, known as the
Timber and Stone Law" at such value as
might be fixed by appraisement, and that
pursuant to such application, the land and
timber thereon have been appraised, $412.57
the timber estimated $4,000 board feet at
s. per 1000. and $1,000 board feet at "a
per 1000, and the land $S4.57; that said
applicant will offer fnal proof In support Of
his application and sworn statement on the
18th day Of November, 1922, before Clerk
of Court, at Benton, Louisiana.
Any person Is at liberty to protest this
purchase before entry, or initiate contest
at any time before patent issues, by fling
corroborated affidavit in this ONCE, alleging
facts which would defeat the entry.
GEORGE ]. RILEY, Register.
September 81, 1922.
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from Shreveport who visited her dur
ing her illness were Mrs. ]. A. w.
Lowry. Mrs. Ethel B. Smith, Mrs. r. j.
Harrison and Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 2. Faw-
cette.
On Sunday afternoon about 5 O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. league were most
surprised by a visit from
their brothers, Messrs. Oscar and
Homer league, of Huntsville, Ala,
who made the trip through in their car.
Mr.. Homer league has SO many Bos-
sier City friends who are welcoming
him it will take them some time to
inake the rounds.
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HeMEeFK.Ap E1rRF Na. as1s6' :

department OF the lA{flf0A
y. 3. Land Office at Baton Roage,
October {, ma
NOTICE Is hereby given that I4ixzie Fisher
OF Ivan, La, who, on November %. fD16.'
made Homestead Entry No. o8150. I'll
south half Of southwest quarter OF lots Is
and IA. section IA. township 90 nofth
range II west. Louisiana Meridian. kae.
fled notice of intention to make Tbrees
year Rrbef. tp establish claim to the ~
above described, Before q. s. ComnisStdS1
At Shreveport, La, on the 18th dif F
November, 1922 & q g
Claimant names as witnesses g.
GrahaN. Fed ERightpn, Benton, Ia, i. IT
y. No. 3, and Mese Marshall ana r.
Douglass Of Ivan, La, 81 ID
GEosGE J. REILEY, Regisld s s
October ~, 1922. fnovssl
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY NO. oo244.
Proof under Act of June IL, 1921
Department of the Interior,

Proof under Act of June IL, 1921
Department of the Interior,
q. s. Land Office at Baton Rouge. La.
October 10, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Elijah Wash
ington, of Ivan, La, who, on September "a,
1919, made Homestead Entry No. O9244 for
the fractional part of north half of north
east quarter, or lots 3 and of section 81.
township 20, north range II, west, Louisi-
ana Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make three-year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before the
Clerk of Court. at Benton, La, on the 25th
day Of November, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses: John Fl.
HUTCHINSON, Henry Collins, Will Douglass
and Junior Douglass, all Of Ivan, La.
GEORGE J. REILEY, Register.
October 10, 1922 [nov 23l
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ESTRAY SALE

EsraArEp before me, i. Il. Aeptgoperr
Justice Of the Peace for Bessier Pafis6s
Louisiana, by Ernest Black, OF said parisl
one dark brown PONY, about 12 years Old,
Wnite blaze In face, both hind feet whitess
small white spot on right shoulder, letters
4 on left hip; weight about roo
pounds. Has been around the Black place
about two months.
The owner is warned to come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take pos.
SESSION. ok same VIII be sold at IL o,cIack
q. M, Saturday, November 18th, at Earnest
blacks place about one mile north Of hem
ION, -. 7. H. MONTGOMERY,
Justice Of the Peacs.
October II, 1922. fnov 1871
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY NO. Oes2s !

Department Of the lnt11
q. 8. Land Once at Baton Rouge,
October {, f1
So1IsE Il herepy givep that Willie -
man Hnfcherson: Of Ivap, LduisiafS
on November 10, 1910, made Hone r.
Entry No. O9323, for lots 5, 8 and &: Fl r.
non "A, township 20 north, range Ii, M
teAlslana Meridian, has fied notice q ri
rentton 70 make Csmmutatien hrosf. q ri
tahlish claim to the land above descggA
before Clerk Of Court at Benton, La,
the 23rd day Of November, 1922. a
Claimant names as witnesses Nae4
Marshall Henry Collins, Lige washinSto
ana VIII Douglass, aifsof Ivan, In. u 81 y2
GEORGE j. REILEY, Register
October IL, 1922. [nov 1871
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TREspAss NOTICE.

The public is hereby warned that my two
places, Linwood and Gum Springs, located
In Ward Two, Bossier Parish. Louisiana,
are poster and the law otherwise complied
with by the insertion in the Banner of this
advertisement Hunters and others who in
future trespass on my property will be
prosecuted. [42.3l W. E. IyEY.
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1922 Hay

At price that will move it-for cash
only. Take Your choice Alfalfa Or
Grass. Any quantity. Address BEN
ton. La. Route 2. Telephone, s77-M
lIo-tfl T. a. FIDwRI1~
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Of Bossier City Lumber Company, Corpo-
rated, and that more than so per cent of
the capital stock Of the said corporation has
been subscribed and paid for.
RoLIIN WILLIAMS.
ID. MOODY,
By r. WILLIAMS.
Arthur T. DuPuY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me on
this, the 25th day Of August, 1922.
A. s. DREW. Notary Public.
SUBSCRIPTION LIST.
We, the undersigned; hereby subscribe for
the number of shares Of stock in. the Bos-
sier City Lumber Company Corporation as
set out opposite our names Mt the par value
of 800 per share. fully paid in
w. L. Fitzgerald-25 shares; $25OO.
sa Rollin WilIiams--25 shares $4,000.
$4,000. sz q I
". J. stephens tby R. Williams, IS
shares; $500.
A. J. Dupuy Thy Arthur F. Dupuyl-l
julie L. Dupuy-25 shares !; $500.
Endorsed: Filed for record August 20,
JAS. n. HENDERSON,
Clerk and es-oDtci0 Recorder.
Recorded August 90, 1922, in Charter
Book Of Mortgages, Volume W., page Is.
JAS. n. HENDERSON,
Clerk and es-o1lcio Recorder. I
State Of Louisiana, Perish OF Booster.
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is a true and correct copy Of the orig
in this Office, duly recorded August 20, 1922,
in Charter Book of Mortgages Volume w,
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THE PEE DEE FAIR

Florence, S. c., Oct. 1.-THE Blue
Ribbon athletic event of the Pee Dee
section this season will be the foot
ball game between the Furman Uni
versity, and The Citadel at the Pee
Dee Fair October 10th. The game
will be called at 3 o'clock in the after
noon, an hour which will enable those
who want to see it chance to come
and return home in the afternoon.
Both teams are leading factors in
the State Championship race for foot
ball honors and all, who like foot
ball will see o real game by two of
the best teams in the State.
This is tho first college game of
foot ball played in this section in
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Field for the big Centre Clemson
game will be of much permanent
benefit to the field and will make fu-
ture games more satisfactory for the
management and for the spectators.
The seating capacity is now around
1000.
The Clemson "Tigers" defeated the
Newberry "Indians" in a game of
football here last Saturday by the
majority of, 81 to o. At the same
time the Clemson Freshman team
battled the Piedmont team to a
scoreless tie over at Demorest, Ga.
The "Tigers" are determined to win
the State Championship this year and
from all appearances it seems that
the State rag is within easy reach of
the Fast and fighting Tiger eleven.