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; Pop Bottles Barred 5 j
at the Newark Park j
t There wHl be no more pop '
J bottles at the Newark! (N. J.) t
t park as the result of a "glass- J
J ware ihewer" directed at- Dm- {
I plre lfagsrkurth following a re- '
J cent game. Incensed at Mager- 4
* kurth's decision, fans hurled '
f bottles at the nmph-e as be fled t
* from the park at the finish. One J
$ of the bottles struck James B. 4
- J Rellley, one of the stockholders, j
t on the bead, severely Injuring t
J him. President Davids lmmedl- J
I ately Issued an order that no *
J more pop In bottles would be t
t sold among the fans and paper '
cups have been substituted. 1
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Volk Ends Career
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When the last man was out In the
ninth Inning of the Mines-Colorado
nniverslty game at Golden, Cola, the
curtain was rung down on the .^athletic
career of one of the greatest conference
athletes of all times, "Rut** Volk.
Fifteen letterTwere won by the scrap- !
ping Miner, jKl of them In the meet
strenuous of sports.
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The English Derby Is considered the
greatest racing event In the world.
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Gojf courses for their own use are
being laid out by farmers in the Canadian
Northwest.
READ THE POLK COUNTY NEWS' ,
THIS STORE CLOSES EAci
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H summer vacati
hat box] with t
binding, fine ha
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Also a large se
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Tfeken to band three years ago by
Ooach William T. "Doc" Cook, Columbia
university's freshman baseball
team has never been defeated,
e e e
"Curly" ftgdeo, who pitches for the
Senators, bis two brothers, John and
Tim, who also play baseball. All three
have attended Swarthmore college.
Pete Harris la a left?anded pitches
for the Columbus (Ohio) baseball
club. He is also a professional golfer,
using his right hand to swing his
sticks.
Negotiation* to advance the University
of Washington baseball nine's
Invasion of Japan from September to
July have been opened with Waseda
university.
Big Ed Walsh, 'orraer White Sox
pitcher, la supervisor of a Junior baseball
league formed In Merlden, Conn.,
sponsored by Merlden post No. 4S.
American Legion.
Howard A. Holland, the Cincinnati
rlg{it-handed pitcher who comes tc
the club from the University of Virginia.
has peculiar full-arm delivery
that reminds one of an athlete putting
the shot 1
Even the umpires start the opening
games on pleasant terms with ,
everybody. This strange situation en- ]
duree for exactly three seconds, or until
the flrst strike has been called oc
tbe home star.
Fort Worth took the Doak Roberts ]
??'a. Knof nrvAnlncr finV fit- t
uvyuj IVI UJV Iv|rw? ? 0 ?# ? ,
tendnnca The dub had 12.703 paid ]
admissions when the lid was pried ,
off, April 14 This was a new record.
Dallas was only 840 persons behind
Wetting on racing greyhounds, one
of the greatest sports of Florida, will
be barred In the future.
That lie-detecting machine would
)ust ruin Some of those good golf
scores or catches of large fish.
Germany Is developing many swimming
stars by making the Instruction
compulsory among school children.
In some distant day another greet
figure may arise In this country to
proclaim emancipation of the stares
to gotl
The Hollywood (Calif.) American
Legion presented Charley Hoff of Nor
way. with a wrist watch as a token
of esteem.
The national amateur Junior and senior
bicycle road races will be held
in Philadelphia September 10, 11. and.
12, u part of the seequlcentennlal
sports.
Instead of foiowing the usual custom
of naming a premanent captain,
Stanford university will appoint a
Hold leader for each game In football,
baseball and other varsity sports.
H THURSDAY AT 2 P. M.
mis
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U L value for
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wo-edge colored
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STANDING OF THF OLUBS
AMERICAN
W. L. P.C.
New York 62 30 634
Philadelphia 47 37 560
Philadelphia 47 37 560
Washington 43 37 533
Cleveland 45 40 529
Chicago 45 40 529
Detroit 42 41 506
St. Louis 35 48 422
Boston 23 6S 284
W. L. P.C.
NAITIONAL
Cincinnati 49 36 576
Pittsburgh 43 34 558
St. Louis 45 38 542
Chicago 44 39 530
Brooklyn 42 39 5191
New York 40 40 500
Phiadelphia 31 i9 38S
Boston 31 51 3781
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SOUTHERN
W. L. P.C.
New Orleans 62 28 689
Memphis 51 34 600
Birmingham 52 35 598
Nashville 47 40 540
Atlanta 43 42 506
Mobile 30 52 391
Chattanooga 30 55 353
Little Rock 26 58 310
PIEDMONT
W. L. P.C.
Durham | 8 4 667
3reensboro 8 5 615
High ^olnt 8 5 615
IVInston-Salem 6 7 -462
IN TE LAND OF THE SKY
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AdttH V JLLL.D &
THIRD ANNUAL
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Wish to announce to their
Western North Carolina that
fice on Trade street to serve
heating.
Engineering and estimates ar
obligation.
. All work and materials are g
GARRET
Phone 210, Tryon P
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\ WE DO ALL
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I WILL GLADLY FURNISH
YOUR BUILDING REQUIRE
I * EXCELLENT SERVICE-WC
PROUD OF. I NOW HAVE <
BER OF TRYON BUILDING
YOU?
BRICK WOOD AND
R. A. SI
General Contractor
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the polk county news.
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Raleigh 4 8 333 j
Salisbury 4 9 308
south ATLANTIC
w. l. p.c.
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I Greenville 1,1 ?<??
Asheville 49 33 598
Charlotte 47 37 660
Macon 42 38 525
Spartanburg 43 41 512
Krioxville 87 45 451
Augusta 35 43 449
Columbia 21 61 256
The average citizen's idea of the
business of government is to change
the - national wealth of 33,200 from
per capita to per person.
"It s said that a lady by the name
of Adalina Moore invented the postscript."?Inkiiorn.
Ida C^laire, the
pans are Stella Cummin.
i the polk county new?
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Handicap pn Links. .?
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wtthoat thf p!4 oT ?a artificial 1U
or cniUh, and to play tfco ran# troll, e
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sna has only tg see A. C. Oowaa eui
m tie Beacoaffleld dub's coutm to 4
realise what nek a one can achieve," 1
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"This placer, who Ml Jast returned 3
from a trip to Australia, lost his right 4
lag during the. war. Be joined the j
Beaconed eld' club" la 1922. Of rather 4
powerful build, and to the earl/ thir- *
tlea, he taak^a light of his misfortune.,
"When he is up to the bail, Cowaa
discards his crutch, jakM hold of hig
dub, and proceeds, b/ . little hops of
his lag ha.,gut Ipto. Position for his
stroke. Almost amazing la the ease
1th which ho balances himself, both
when addressing the ball aa<Ufter=hig
drtra He is oe mean plMTMA and his
during strength Is Jar gbove the ataragn
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Big Redaction In j
Tires i.
10 to 17%
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Do You Shop Around?
Why - watte /tlrr^e ehopplng
around?
You cant get a better tlHe
than a Goodyear at any price
Come In and get acquainted
with the real tire bargain of
the day?a genuine Goodyear at j
the loweet poaeiUe price, backr
ed up by our real service.
You can get Tlree at W. 8. MoDowel
I, Columbua, N. C.
Hides Motor Co.
Passion, N. C.
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Barley, oats and vetch In com- parm
Inatlon have produced yields or bought^ f w?ke
rom 1 1-3 to 3 tons dry hay per in recent ?'* brt1 jjB
y .# ^OQfh
ere In Uqtaq County this spring. Aeent John c ^
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Side-dress the cotton with either Tllls "'"nmer^P*
Urate of soda or sulphate of am- 10 plant StJ?e Sud^*1
lonla to push the crop to qulefc ^ ^ ^ay' think u^j^B
JUrt" tht *c&rn crop.
FOR SALE?Complete set 1 +++*+++++4hH+_^^^H
of Mahogany Fixtures f Free IrauT*
for Smoke Shop, small f . ,C? Wajk^H
Drug: Store or Confection- All At Prices
Tryon, n. c. Box 604. ;: ture Store I
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For All Of Your I
DRUG NEEDS I
Everything handled by a big city drug store J
be found here at the right prices.
Soda's, and Ice Cream
Cigars, Tobacco's and Cigarettes
, , Sodas, and Ice Cream
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Jersey Sweet Milk. Sweet Butte I
" I SWeet Cream, Double Strength. SdgFOne-half
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Flavor?the Kind You Like Btfl
Every Bite a Delight I
Phone 174 I
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required for buildings, we maintain our ov n P'an
high grade mill work. Your first order vuli con
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Bnilders Supply Co. I
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