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HOST IN OPENER Tech's Greenclad aridders will be host tp Howe tomorrow in the initial city series con-

VISITORS AT TECH-—Brand new visitors at Tech's big East side stadium this season will be Howe's Hornets. test of 1947, The line (left to right): Charles Erk, Allan Vinson, Robert Kendall, Tom Pratt, Ed Lepper, Jack Haines Probable starters on the line (left to right): Jay Gould, Houston Swenson, Tom Wilson, Bill Mayer, Bill Schnadeke and Alfred Lux. The backs are Bazil Zilson, right half; Bob Book, quarter; .John Lyte, fuigach and Bob Tharp, * and-Jim Stutz. The backfield men are Don Hyfield, right half; Dick Merchant, fullback; John Edwards, quarter,

Toledo, O. Lot — and Jon Bruckman, laft half.

Others in the such well-known

Disappointed McKinney To Investigate Pittsburgh's Flop

. Stanky, Page Are Big Colonels Are Up Says He'll Buy Up U. S. Tennis Stars/yiycykes Hoter is Guns as Leaders Win To 0ld Tricks. Herman's Contract

EM 0 . oN nounced today that the Boston|Conn, farm club while Rosse: has Smaroneck Steady Eddie's Homer Helps Bums Beat With the chips down, the louis

morning, Braves had acquired righthander | F Milwatikes, Dawson. scored pitcher Vernon Bickford from Bruins; Lefty Joe Throttles Cleveland By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer

\ Dawson, Chuck Strafaei and Bol Stranak

Chapman move: . wins yesterday Springfield, Ill, 3 and 1, and Joht

TT (record this year is nine wins and five losses—one of these occurring at the hands of Minneapolis last

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Battlé Today For Quarter-Finals Billy Blames Lack of Pitching Material | NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (U.P)

. xe fe |The United States held the sotft bi g And Poor Discipline for Collapse aces todayv-as~12 of the 14 survivors By RUDY CERNKOVIC,

moved out on the battered jurf at

eliminating “Stran Milwaukee Brewers ine ge for | . by chipping in three busters=Tck Mulltgan, Tim| Chicago Cardinals 52, New York ER feet, away, after "finer and Steve Roser. _ | Giants 21- Gordon Haskell, Bickford, 27, will join the Braves| Los Angeles 24, Boston 0. ’

up as soon as the Brewers conclude the Washington Redskins 23, Detroit It was Kocsis

le Colonels were looking today

ike ‘the champions they were United Press Sports Writer

. ov American association playoffs, His Lions 1, unde ishop Ww NEW YORK, Sept. 11-~They won't ca ¢ ¢ ne the } of * the last seven America PITTSBURGH, Sept, 11.- Billy Herman, a nice guy who moved in Forest Hills bidding for six places I a ini “ Pe § for most valuable player awa tn ‘ J mal a pu ce f on a headache job without a sufficient supply of aspirin, was strictly in the quarter-finals of the U. 8 trimming Bruce tand, but for a pair who have bes pensabl their tear n playof : n the spot today as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates tennis champlonships SAVE ON GASOLINE fornia amateur ennant drives how about a bow today for Lefty Joe Page of the Yankee I ®_BboOny. sliceeagive Lime fh Owner Frank McKinney, who expected better ‘than a last-place “All four top-seeded Americans Eu and steady Eddie Stanky of the Dodge e J Lids Found Lowsville, 1, when he took over last season. said. he {s going to eonduct an in- Jack Kramer, Frankie Parker, Tom 3 WP Page, who was about to lose his job wit) Yankees hecause of | ored Mins eapolis last hight, 3 Vestigation to determine whether Herman is responsible for the club's. Brown Jr, and Gardner Mulloy-- . : sik JAIon 90 start and Trish a ball y 3. The ( slonels need two more poor showing and if so he will buy : . were strong favorites to wrap up GOLDEN Hi H a er game, suddenly’ became the most tories in the best-of-seven series 1p his ‘contract Good Job four berths in the round of eight G = 4 4 1a ha : . EI ii htgasbiont Ra § : y | commas id Bete lel. AuLler... in. either on on some yo Br a5 Atria rman BT AE HY PR Tr HRP CG VERA E TTR wore orem Joi ow a : 3 ELASM RN ath AOTAME. a . 000 Se league and in that unglamorous : y the club and I certainly intend tO! Brown of the Indians. Co-owner Hollywood and Jatosiay OC, REG i ETHYL cad ole yesterday won His 14th victor Meanwhile. the Millers faced an I'Nd out where the difficulty lies,”! Frank McKinney said he thought tha chunky, Jasin Czech. who ’ bi yr a of the season while setting a new a \ : McKinney said. “If the fault 18 the. Tribe skipper “did a good reached it yesterday. TAX PAID TAX PAID b Sally Twyford’ | J club record: for total appearance phil Rgle with another game Herman's, 1 will not hesitate to buy jap» The remaining two places were 3 y yioras (tether Louisville tonight # the : ' : “pr . by & piiche Louisville tonight and the wind-|, ")..; contract for 1048 He credited the club's slump to Almost certain to go to foreign } feminine aggrega Stankv, never a slugger and sel MON REAL Hi p of the sefles starting at Minng Co-Owners Tom Johnson and gixth place as a “fold up by the players with a match between Fran- | a fast pace in ea: nm Is flel pn} as polis Saturday. Their task was | dsc ! Sep UL Pets 3 | dom a poli hed felder h¥s malt he National Boxii ociation leita upg h ha ap a, John Galbreath were said 10 be in - pitching” rather than Brown's 0 {Pancho} Segura of B Iador Lares Vartely AT LOWEST PRICES 5 | eared ast Waited his role lor two seqsons. a unre ay released today, 0.0 “tron t Uo ; im Ov their favor of buying Herman's contract, handling. and Dinny Pails of Ausiralia Wing 16 Chase From Rods, Resls, Hedi, Baits 4 600 i f th the top “money. player” of the qrapped ex-cl pion Bob Mo nel 37% | . 1s was General Manager Roy This. would seem to indicate 'P °ne and John Bromwich, ace of I Sices § SEE US FIRST i series o € Dodgers and it was most apprapr inces on the home field ; . A the Australian contingent, favored All Sizes In We lssue Fishing License i. Rolling in the ' day th aht them SOmery out of the lightweight eofl-| wp, come ot Kansas City. was Hamey. One source .said Hank yuat no fecal change is _contem- ~defeat Sam PIancisco’s Eddie | So an \ 1 "EB sors loop, she ate yesterday that he hrough; 1 them. M ETT Tio Gi oii i - LLL Al eenberg “Bad “pee HERTIONFd as — wii C18 oe out of their brieY sh mp with a key MA { 1 : o y ained out vesterday and today the OR a y plated. although rumor is- making Moylan for the other RIFLES AND AMMUNITION © 172, 227 for 624. » Y sche eel turn it] it a Successor, : . home run that highlighted a 5-to-1 Jedd rn title bout’ gies intended to try and even the 2 SK A . the rounds that Catcher Johnny Brough vs. Méad $ 95 {. Rifle and Revolver Shells, Shot- her initial 600 " A ig a 510-1 with Cham Williams at New The owners were said to be re- giqdle is being considered. : ’ Shells, 12-16-20-2 A victory over the Cubs at Chicago York ertes with Bill Wight on the mound uo Y . Of the four top-seeded . Ameri- gun Shells, 12-16-20-28 and - 410 8 she totaled 622 i Slst Appearance In the col bracket wei Rinst-Milwaukee's Vern Biesford tful 1 Jaa Eo never got vear, “I'll be -a different kind, of Ans, only Tom Brown Jr, of San » ea Rua op Reine Fromen’s Classic Re. ma 8 anee Lull PgR, Were Use Southpaw sentiul because db oy bus shiid fon co Tih ared in mue . 8, , ; te Page a 0 54 M : gon placed. Enrique B los As Ihe C lot Is AH southpawed In shape as a playing manager. It manager in regard to disciplihe. It's ST gg le ws Ae Sion $6.95 *° | Winchester and Ithaca Repeat- ‘i ; ast Nig! n oO 1 It e UK recor 11# alon al $ i Av i # ‘a | fd. He § Coaster Wagons .....¢u0.. nN geles and Gene Burton of Chicago fait ) ‘ha S vear. : hot h ! ; et. by Wiley Moore in 1927. struck Bf : { B B Chica Minneapolis into submission, using W# fel he would “have held the joo late Wo change is y _F. ,. meets Geoffrey Brown of Australia, SU Stew $3. 98 up ing Snov Chuns 3 be 600 '‘BOW1 art : Montgomery of ‘Philadelphia ‘had, bs ny team together better if he had ‘The fans have been unmercifully- . ; - CHECK OUR LOW PRICES § ; ut six batters and gave up only oe Ostrowski on the hill last nigh ebb a oto a two-fisted, swinger: Pal All-Steel Baby Walker $8.95 3 Peck‘ Pierson, India been recognized a ghtweight king NG ' been plaving. “It was pointed out Tigmng Herman particularly on his ' A : and Stroller, n 3 Harold Cave, Moonone hit in 3's innings ts basbtherd ny 4 ‘ He gave a masterful exhibition for ; . : , Rare Hp ,. In the women’s division, second- NOTIN gyn : lA, Holman, Howe § Indias at New York wd News York state until Jast anonth he 7952 Louisville fans that the Pirates had to give up handling of pitchers. The fans say seeded Louise Brough of. Beverly a ey: natn Sips ny Tey a when he was knocked out by Wil : Bob Elliott to obtain Herman he never has ‘a relief. pitcher Hills Cal who is tavored to meet ~ ROLLER SKATES | Clift Bellis, Moon-Li . A “hee OwWeve on Wein ¥ 0 “ - - S Y a {, & @ oo AS-DEEN jams at Philadelphia in their battle. However, the Kentuckians had t erman. who was hired at $28.- warmed up: that he allows a‘ ’ 4 » i Frank Schaefter, M with the Cubs who was traded to ; nF behitid the Herman, Margaret Osborne of San Fran- Double Row Ball i" Chalmer Webb, Fris thie Boteers— Wo . the undisputed title me lrom-beniic In the 8ixth m- a season under a two-year con- pitcher to stay in too long when he { : ihe title. meets’ seventits Bearing Wheels, © Joe Rea, Indianapo ; pitcher Be b ch gon ro fab) HEAVYWEIGHTS (ha lone 1 ung. scoring ree runs. to overcome tract to manage the Pirates, took is being hit freely, and that there oni rh ee iy ATnmeds Welded 3-Piece Bel England. India Mm 0 A i Is home . X N pb es 3-1 d cit g L . 2 see Io y f Als ’ Ch is, Rubb . er yesterday against the same Mr. Sanding hose -W Ainighnit. hu " . eX i 2 3 . the news that he is in danger of is no order in the rotation of what Cal. in a bid for a spot in the er Red Stuart, Indians Chipman : OS ar haber, Joe Bak Honorabs hiny Wela), Louisville gutfield losing his job philosophically amounts to a five-man. staff semi finals 5 Nickel Plated, Ad- an Foley, = ity , g men'tior I'a M Joe Maxin Lee wa 1 "1 ris 3 - S. »~ ’ ” ¥ cay aS M : atm, | A hit on the wrist with & “It's all art of baseball” he McKinney emphasized that he - . ; justable to 104 Joe Michaelis, India THe Cardinals. In perfect tune for < hed ball in the seventh and may ! ap : : : Y Patricia Canning Todd of Lajolla, $2 9% Harry Wheeler, Ind their vital three-game series with o AGH! BEAYYWIIGHT Chan t of netion 1 i said. He blamed lack of pitching ha& “no plans” at present to replace Cal. and .Mrs. Nancy Eolton of ’ pr Bill Bers, West 8id Brooklyn which starts today, re. Chale e "Moore. ¥ y rire tae qa o '® %€° material, bad defense, lack of speed, Herman, but he will try-to find out Australia square away in another | Junior Size $1.69 pr Frank Hold, Diamo Haine SAY RNTRBE. Selina. tha ' ; fa Bob Pox ; X-ra will be made. today and poor discipline for the Pirates’ within a week why the Pirates have auarter- re atch ; Beginners Skates ........ * p ' Ralph Pope, Eli Li 1 R ) 11 A ¢ of he injury \ aod . n Dodgers by defeating the Phils” 4 to MIDDLEWEIGHT Cham f Miz Bon olis will ‘get ‘ity first se collapse flopped this season - — i Srancys Kichardson 1, behind the four-hit pitching of dan lngical contends AUAHISR POS : gel J "“71 The long-tinke National league McKinney admitted he had not i om Meeder, Alliso Ahi Brae ere—-gectl Hudson Tens ries look at a right hander when plaviig star who came to the Pi- expected a pennant-winner, but . Amateurs, O00 AR } Jack Colvin, R. 0, Brazle, who won his 12th game bin} Rw 1 an a } Rok Lat a. b pr Jim W son ‘ ot rates in the off-sexion Trom the was Smphaiie 1 1% Seriamiion | Rea on : i A n Rob. night arl McGowan was slates ’ Sok nd t : t - i © Pred ‘Dinkman, Inte gave the Cardinals their ninth vic- Jeon. {ing boxe I Bion ab i tof start for the Millers Boston Benves, Shook His Jaa hat he, gin expect a tail-end Dig Rew TIRES 3 g Jeorge Russell Con tory in 10 starts. They Banged out Janito,. Tommy B BB. Wright, Ber £ vid I never knew ere 8c, eam ellner, d h Jone Holt, Jr Char . Ard Docuse } any headaches. This team The Pirates, who finished sevent > 14. hits off Emil (Dutch) Leonard Je So many T d | Lonnie Walpole, St Philly knuckle-ball artist with M rk JIONTIVEIONT Champion. Tex. 3 Plan Bond issue just hasn't got it, no use kidding last season, made a greater turn- : LIB radae-in ee via vout} Gal | ree Wee Williamea: itt » 16 Hurton Outstanding boxer: lves. We hq : 1. Our over in playing personnel han any! gouth Side Community center ane EHIONy TIE: Marion © lefidiiig: the attack The pir “hy box ourselves. We have no speed Sou § mmu ANCE Louis Taylor, Lin usually soft-hitting shortstop hit a Bin Mo i eddie : AO B For Kokomo Gym defense 1s shot. Has been all year. other club in the majors, and prob- amateur boxers drew at 5-5 with A LAAN LSD. yu ewe triple and single driving n Awe Pe PEATHERWE IG ii Wohnen Wille KOKOMO, Ind, Sept. 11 (U. P). Makes me sick to see some of those ably ‘spent more money doing ‘SO the Douglas team in a series of SIZE | PRICE ARATE IE i Be FUT : : fie 0 andi ! \ 8a Pla were complete. today for a balls get through” than any of the others. houts at the Shelby st. arena last 600 BOWL ru . A 3 he ) § Ny re “o mn : olet MB Che I URW 85TH 000 bond issue to finance part Fans Ride Him McKinney got Greenberg, and a night. 6.00x(6 $14.40 SARGENT VELVA-TEX Gertrude Bradley. The Gi s won. their fifth I : : Rg 00x Fiai 500 BOWL] raight, toppimg the Pirates at on WEIGH Ty : | Po 5 *t of the cost of a new Kokomo high “We make ton many mistakes, host of other oldsters from teams Three were decided by knockouts 6.50x16! 171.45 Semi-Gloss sh Tore, =o » Pittsburgh as Larry Jansen } Re A 0 and & pyvmnasium, to replace one Herman said. “I've seen more er- in both major leagues, but the ciub Robin Hood. South side 126-pound- - 1.0016! 19.80 For walls, woodwork FF ouise Zweisler Fl scored his 18th victory. Ralph Cw: Rowan Tony OHvere— 1 ed In 1942 rors, physical and mental, in two never managed to hit a winning er, kaybed Dick Gray of Douglas in } 6.50xI5 (7.10 and Fergitute , .; far PVG. 8 Min Kiner made both of the Pirate runs 1 FLY WEIGHT Chan) \ azan Ihe city school board said the weeks here, at Forbes field than I pace. Currently it is battling the the second: Bob Roberts of South ¢ 1 0 (sl (9.35 fey appl » . « BO Judy Hindel, T p on homers, bringing his total for M¢ ane 0 onds would be floated to build a ever looked at for a whole year” perenially-lagging Philadelphia Side stopped Leroy Hudson, Doug- 00x y E p c Dorothy Etter, Mall the season to 43, only three behind M ] M >! Yonew 6650-seal capacity gymnasium. Herman said if he is back next Phillies -for last Place. las fiyweight, in the third, and Don 5.50x17) 14,20 | Nea-Feding Colors f Mary Fahey, Bowes Johnny Mize of the Giant he Johnson of the South Side team 5.50x18 13.85 Stands fereated wash- : Sheri dan 1 Se er Andres, in Kautsky Fold as B lr hn i | SET per hart hit a Giant homer es, u 5 y (o) as usiness Oi res in a lightweight prelim. Other re- Above Prices Price per quart $i 30 A a clu “ - gi} pro Clyde Shoun of the Brave sults: Plus Tax 3 " - ¥ y Anders Douglas, decisioned . Market in a gal biinked hi ex-team nfates. the Of Si q qg P Pl H George A rson, . p 4 ' Bob Payne p -0. Jim hiked. We exten sfies, ‘the i nin ro Ca je a ers ¢ jins ie at ig an tien, lth, tien AoE BICYCLE TIRES [YR LI I LAs night, 60. Jim fecision at Cincinnati, The Braves By BOB STRANAHAN . 3 , UR Bn wards. Douglas. decls PHARIS ROAD GRIPPER , . § z ; : nade most of their 15 hite after = ? Ferdinand Edwards, Douglas, dectsioned § EA MO TRES, Sire 26x25 31:69 SARGENT ] 5 game's only tol ( natty a Ewell Blackwe \ ye i Joe Higgins, classy Highland “1eroy Hopkins, Douglas, decisioned Pat Goodyear All Weather and $i 98 | 3 opens league | tired wit a pulled back muscle \ ; t 3 : I player, X ho is leaving for a radio PAITOTION ivod Douglas, decisioned Tor- v 5 Chapa, Size 2622135, ¢4r1e SUPERFINE ENAMEL on Sept 2% et | f a A eo thi iy job at Terre Haute shared medal ped Tihitey TUBES, 98¢ J —— v 1 : Teh the Ind ols Fre tr Ba hoonrs in his “day’ at the club Jerry McKinney, South Side, decisioned All Bist8 ,.o.cnicaviinnenisnnia Yor all iakesioe sad 3 Grays Bea igers Blanked Red S¢ \ 0" . y Fred Rice exte o work i Peace os Ba ot " : ox oe N Basketha eague Te yesterday - George Warren, Douglas, decisioned Al where 2 high gloss i : The Homeste ut the Red § pia The 1847 District champ was one Hassell i t finish is | the Birminghar ut the Red Sox at home | ue tl bye 10 v face shot over par to end in a deadlock TTT ed. Will : » first time this xeason : shot s requir not Victory field las ih . v 0, 3 u 0. BE in the Wit ma the with J. I. Cummings. John Davis Racing Schedule chip. Sashaeien 2269 fans. Bo i f ) nw i » y * » i ' Wt i i. Y ¢ a K X a second in that division with Ars TOMORROW NiguY, i GIVE YOUR CAR FE Grays with fou I i \ ’ \ C a / ndianapolis Speedrome, U. 8. 52 | singles, Birm ; y ‘ ba \ 4 In ‘the net competition, - Charles and Kitley, midget cars. THIS SMART, NEW Aurieior Price per quart 51.69 Harlem Globe ° tde 1 A n Braughton topped the list with a At Terre Haute, midget cars. y er Athle Pp day night. . A 68 At Kokomo, stock cars. apn re ford roaste 1 ai + y “ we . y » * ! WA Paul Sparks: Coffin pro. hag the SATURDAY p: mpires te J \ {lana day's best round with a 30-37-67. A¢ New Castle, stock cars (night). fr— sAreENT 1 Un Pires / Ma v A rin Higgins was the honor guest at a SUNDAY r \ajor _ Leaders dinner Toloring the oct at. Toke. AINER cas “tildhL, 100% Gold i Umpires’ asec NATIONAL, PREM Andres - v ed. for new _— : At Salem, big cars. f PURE HOUSE i oO AR OR OH A vo add said he'd Kingan Team Ousted At Alexandria, midget cars (night). w— PAINT a r 4 490 3. 174 a take three weeks’ re m his father 2. MONDAY and > ; 18 31 M8 118 8 1aw a y From Softball Meet ndianapolis Midget Speedway, Covers between 700 homo 1s. 6 430 52 5 Rg At 1 p 8 p ju Late for F 3 4 | 1 n v y . mare feet, coat. N.Y EH 141 XG cam Two teams ‘were eliminated in the _W. 16th st. : years and years” AMERICAN LEAGUE annual “Sweet 16” softball tourna- Rp. ee. Guaranteed to Give Settsiacion eagu nl 118 4 i Started as Coach ment at Municipal Stadium last Man 0 War Recovering Price ber gallon 26 : & “wad : F A night. Two more face elimination i li A k " NATION ; a : H tonight From ‘Colic Attac : Cleve 2 40 5 4 bo . " EAE BEE ry I re alee BE : ow 1:80 (0 wes 7. BEEEE BT TE HOME RUNS ' He st t oach of Roosevelt Inn defeated Mechanics LEXINGTON. Ky Sep: a avr aH ‘ . it Cooper G » \ VA posed a Laundry, 5-2, and U. 8. Tires won (U.P).—It ay be Su : - ees " \ , g . oR "War le Rran _- | » .w the club over Kingan Packers, 5-4. It.was before Man Scdats. and A nese n BLAS AAT FED TN ernal fe. H the second defeat for the Mechanics man of the turf, is able to have Gonches $12.95 io $16.95 E. A. MUSICAL HORNS . . oT WR lh arid Packers. visitors again. Compr snd $5,985 ,, $1.95 Elliott: Braves 1 Bay A 1 " a hott Tonight at 7:30, Roosevelt Inn The 30-year-old tharoughhred, / Plastie Covers for all 1940 $42 45 i RUNS \ $s there was: or plays U. 8. Tires, Fach team has stallion suffered an AtaGRAo! colic | ta ‘47 Coaches and Sedans. 0 | . Dunia ! R ole been defeated once and tonight's last week, and although he is re- i Ams, R,-B0% 111. H nk I Paul A... Walk loser will: be eliminated. Two cuperating satisfactory, he has been Auto —~ HITS i Rad teams with perfect records, Schoettle kept to his stall, a Faraway farm 4 Valker Mh Insurance and P, R. Mallory, play spokesman said today. ; Baby Seat . Baumol a inl cas ‘at 8:45. When the “no visitors” sign was | meek aver trpe. : 1 Dring . ' 1 s giected. 4 Tom Lind will be on the mound hung June 15, the farm planned to § hedry duck materia P= 3 AMERICA I heor-Ware. A for Roosevelt; Jack Wagner will do permit visitors to. Big Red again $ wi (Senii-¥ dt TRY IT FOR MZE--Bill Murrla of Tha Spartcman Store meas. the pitching for the Tires. Phil by mid-September The. farm said The novelty horn that plays a Loufsville ....... Andres for a new Kautshy basketball uniform as Co-own. . | Caito will be the ‘Schoettle hurler however. his recent illness may de- popular tune clearly and sharply Minneapolis ud Krier ts his are Pa A. Walk lleft} and Frank Kautsky stand by. Andres signed dnd Jim Meclinn will pitch “for lay the “visitors welcome” sign .in- puco NO, on all electrip air horns. Cheice | Miwaukee Ser wids ( n actors y : Mallory definitely. Polish & Cleaner | of several popular tunes. Kansas Qu I Bill ( on't —t ; | Cleans and polishes $ 95 FCT0b come next Oct OF. ANd The management agreed. “Who's Who,” vou'll have to wait w_ % * kk Xd WN igo pih ve vn . (Semi) an whieh Coneh GUS WA *de-fis. the team's “sixth until the. front office releases it | Leaves hard, dry ; i cuse Butler field. Man” last. vear and. hit his stride officially, This is a little trick in- | finish. i treal ..oo0co HEI ; Buffalo late in e campaign. He was a dulged in by professional basket Pint Cc Big A i Jersey City ..... r f ood southpaw shot but his lack of ball, baseball and hockey clubs. It . h d ; Can Moter Oil { : Y Re 1 ny 4 ile i x’ COR ig Size In contrast to the other Na- is supposed to even up the news Are Now at t 0 Spee rome High Quality GAMES TODA tional league giants was his biggest breaks and keep the cutomers agog. x DIRECT FROM SOLDIER FIELD J Johnson's Carnu, 59¢ Pp 8 AMER} drawback At last sight Yesterday, Messrs. RACING TOMORROW NIGHT int Ra rs $i ft at New "YOUNGSTOWN ||| Gym shirts 51.50 Clow Wate Walk tnd Kauky were of 10 pur Basi ves” gg $149 pe £2 j ym onirts up Closs was sighed only for a single ChASe some new furniture for their FRIDAY SEPT “12 Simoniz Paste 59¢ Lou-Bob $t. at W CR . . rime Office in the Claypool hotel. ’ . reane sce nies obs Nierenane 100% Pure A STEEL KITCHENS Gym Shoes $2 25 up SEATON: 1+ Wate » ong ne Coach Curtis is up in the north x COME EARLY AND SEE THE TIME TRIALS! nis. Liwoidt 69¢ "ater OU gion 3 t ' about making u Is mind whether aE ; + Yaa Py 4 . CABINET SINKS . 0 Feturn io Da then OMmeplace escaping the hay "fever TIME TRIALS 7:30 + FIRST RACE 8:30 1]; Motteers Livuia Wax Posh, Bg | _ Zoe ; ew York at C n season, but he'll be back ty x Chrome ga at St; FLOOR AND WALL CABINETS (| Gym Shirts 85c up | onwur cates with the information citar, Yor Ld Af practice, [% General Admission: CE idee 3] $2.20 avriCA IMMEDIATE DELIVERY : that be had signed with the Chicago: abi pr a Phone IR. 6414 Semi i ‘ Girls’ Gym Suits $3.95 | Gears, who seem to have ideas of AUTO L Jinneapolis at » |. ON MOST SIZES : a league of their own. He wants| = 5% PLAY GOLF ; ds RNA ro 10° 3 % SUPPLY Pen 10 36 MONTHS TO PAY | a S : to stay in the Southwest. LAK F S HO RE x . J ot WE fSemi. ‘ SPORTING | Closs was an excellent rebounder = LA $0 ND Jassey Cit ROSE TIRE CO. EM-RO 6000S for the Kautskys, but his slowness COUNTRY CLUB DE WARE, MADISON A RAY STS. ne TIES afoot didn't fit so well into the Plenty of Parking Space—Na Congested Traffle | $ U RN ) . ! 200 W, WASHINGTON LI, 3446] club's fast break —— Buy. 3 TAM Ran P. i Sentay. SAMteSPM ; a L : LXot the the balance of fhe Kautaky

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