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THURSDAY. . ULY 1. 1926.
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Boy Golfer Lauded
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Ronald Mackenzie, the boy golfer
of Washington, 11>. [<_'., received great
[irul.sc from the Hngllsh newspapers ^
for his expert flaying in the British
amateur golf championship at Muirfield,
when he llefjcated W. J. Guild i
of Hurray fiekj, and won 3 and 2.
MaeKenzle mudh tre tirst nine holes .
In 33, which included an eagle and
three birdies.
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The Blue Kldge league is employing
the double umpire system this year.
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Harry Albers.j star second baseman
on the St. Xavler college team, with
the Cincinnati ^let|s.
The current season is the best the v
National league e\er has seen, says
President John j H< ydler.
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Pete Donohue. if t)\e Cincinnati
Iteds, has pitched t venty-one consecutive
victories ovjer Ihe Pliillles.
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Clyde Sukefonth | catcher from the
Cincinnati Natiojnnlfc. has been bought
liy the Minneapolis Association club.
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In a recent jgane between Pittsburgh
und Brook yn. Ciujiire Jim
Sweeney was stiucl six times by foul
tips.
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Babe Ruth Is teliiltely coming back.
There was a pdure of bini In the
paper the other daj- signing a bushel
of baseballs.
McNeely has apt a rent ly won himself
a permanent p ace ill the Washington
outfield tjhls year through his
consistent hittiiifr.
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Seventy-five i|er ! cent of a hall
team's success d^pehds upon Its pitching,
according tj> Jhe Mctrinnlty, the
"Iron Man of Blist'hnll."
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Another current double-play comKinotinn
fhat Kftmp nf thp haunt
Ing music of thej older trios is Bluege
to S. Harris to 17. Harris.
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In no sport bul baseball do athletic
heroes hold oven for more than a few
years. Boxing,; flotball and swimming
stars have a brief reign.
A c.vnlc Is one wllo preserves half a
doze:, copies of ;the basel>all expert's
pre season prophecy and mails them
to him one by oi^o ijluring the year.
After tv?enty-t\vu years of service,
"Doc" Crandall Is still puzzling bat- ' 1
ters In the I'aciHcl Coast league anil
hoi>e.s to win lilt usual twenty games
for the l,os Angilep club.
Unlike most base^a" catchers,
"Mickey" O'Nell Brooklyn backstop,
has the hands ai|d fingers of u clerical j(
worker. They are as perfect as when
he first started the National league
six years aga
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This th Sth day of .tunc. l'J2o.
.1. I'.OnEUT POSTER,
j .r m l-'state of II. I'. T'ond r.
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. am"'!;; all classes] throughou
In. ; ..eti\ 1 an.l boldness <
ph u: news service; its exce
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l.aioo. and market reviews;
loaini making it a newspa
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its daily papers that keeps
ill' and progress!vencss.
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THE polk countv news.
here presenting to Itogei I'cckiiipuugh I
im as the most valuable player In the
imates arc shown gathered about him I
iltith stadium.
,\ iJk Gives Most F< od
Value At Least Cost;
. Vive's more food vnlue for essj
cost than any other food known to;
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mr is. Herbert C. Hooks,
? 111 secretary of the i
Evaporated Milk |
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' -w "Dietitians are1
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It .XM of milk by men. [
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/i Jgj dron," sold Mr.
jPg fA ' /JM\ Hooks, "fli 11 k
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Iw. v- is&mj milk supply some
H. C. Hook,. of "? the ,nute"
. r1u 1 s necessary
for the growth nnd maintenance of
the Itody; they furnish energy for
work, i lay and warmth.
''.Milk helps repair the wear nnd
tear of the body. It Is a good as
i meat for huIMiuc muscle. Moren ,-er,
| it is thcaper. A quart of milk will
j supply as much protein as seven
| ounces of sirloin steak or four large
i eggs. Milk, particularly evaporated
' s ilk, which has twice the mineral con!
li'iit of market milk, Is one of the best;
j and cheapest sources of lime, which
!; a form of calcium. Infants nnd
aroivhe; children need lime to build
hones and teeth. It Is just as neees1
s. -y f,.r iidi'lts to keep their bones, In
- ?I I'mdltlon. One quart of milk, or
tie pint of evaporated milk; furnishes
. iam b calcium as ten large oranges,
' tl lrty-two eggs or twenty pounds of
beef. Milk also Is a valuable source
of phosphorus und- supplies a certain
amount of iron.
"Ily some authorities ntilk Is said
t he an aid !n longevity. Dr. Herman
Pan ! sen. health commissioner for
PhbavM. gives his prescription for
long lift' .:s follows: T>rink one quart
' <>f milk a day and mix with one hour
of sunshine.- Repeat ad infinitum.
"I ?:: to the efforts of health officials
to ?n t across to the public the message
of milk, its penernl use In the United
Steles lias advanced tremendously in
the last decade. This Is especially
true of evaporated milk for reasons
of lis convenience and economy.
Housewives know there Is no fear of
obtaining contaminated evaporated
milk, because U Is not only the best
prude of market milk rendered doublerich
by dehydrating, but It Is sterilized
as well."
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t the entire state are: The 4.
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)lton, grain and produce quo- $
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per that in every respect fills f
ill Carolina for something In +
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sod-bound trees, pruning often re- < > 1
solves Itself Into a matter of main- j |
talnlng the balance between the feed- * j '
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pruning, others do It by liberal feed- ] \
Ing, either with nitrate In some form, <? POlJv '
or with manure. Fifteen or twenty i ,
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also fancy weave blues. ?
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