t ________
1 '
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SPORTIN' :=
with
n-" MARTIN
Uisst Frl I \ afti ..-Iioon. IlulpU
T>oui?* <itcd iu liuke Hoapital with
. mBi'?tancr of the brain. Few peoate.
oni (blue who knew him well
#wllM-dl that Ralph *h i sick (nrin.
mammm?mmmmvrnmma iiiUlUjnLH.J.JlJ.
t&Jpli ?a* in* ruiiKVUiil iu- or*ani?%ik
local aufiball league, and:
iimu*- i ' mnivriivi' ? ??! H ?;M1
O his signature on the insuiagors
uii?-, aim m "look Softball" seriously
l'i fai l, affler the Stag-, had licked
Mantrttce *-.'!/ Ralph suffered the at- [
tack which led to his death. Heads'
are bared and bowed for a good
>4>ori. a regular fellow.
"Yes, I think litis half is going to
>wn off smooth as a whistle." wad
tkfl general comment following the
tee;;ue meeting two weeks ago. j
On opening day. the Mauney-Bon,
nle game tun something like this:
*?h?i*r "You're a liar.' 'Robber,
a&eat." "I'll knock the h?out of
you.' And he did-. Result: Ma-tney 16
Sonnie 12. called on account of dark
WW
, Since then, there lv\ve been streO
mows arguments between the MarKntce
and Pauline, Maiuney and
Stags* and Bonnie p.n;l Pauline?not
qaltfe Bko a happy family.
"What reason? Principally. each
tepm'o desire to win. but the offlctotftig
Is spotty. The nice looking arTgcnent
of each manager's agreeing
at game time simply doeen't
work out. Too n#s.ny times the right
one doesn't come, and someone fills
Mr who Is Ignorant of the rules.
' One role causing argument Is No.
Section 4. which otaiteo that a
moMser tiros t step outside the baseBbo
np to three feet to avoid Interfering
with the tickler. Three ttaaeo _
lam. Iwwie I w*.aLaA at t.
MM- upu VT7CU U1 vwni?UUIW 1UUCVI .1
Store have been argumnts. The Old o
rntKKtmloa of the "umpiring school .si
Mild remedy (the rttuatloa. b
One can always be wrong. A few t<
arftarawms ago a young tody wear- H
I Last (
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HOSIERY
l
K Knee Length, all Silk F.
v- Seconds. Last Call?
10c p
B MEN'S TIES
One Group Mfen's Silk at
H Ties..Values to 50c. Last i
110c ee
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5 Final
SANDALS I
125 pairs women's colorB
ed Sandals. $2.00 values.
I 97c pr.
- s -
R I 18x36 Inch Turkish To
I Border. Extra soft. La
II lOcea
CURTAIN SC
40 Inch Curtain Scrim
I ders. All colors. 19 ai
4i - prf*'
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BY MARTIN 1
STANDINGS
3TANOINQS
Turn W L Pet
Mirgtace 6 0 l.(XK
faunae 4 1 .800
Orover 3 1 .75*]
Ht*?s ' 2 3 .400
itouuie * 2 3 .400
i.uubk-rs I . 3 .230
tld MSU 1 4 .200
.tluuuey 1 4 .200
ULAULIil
Frtday
Margrwe 12': Old Milt 8.
Pauline 4; Ramblers 2.
liounie 2; Grover 3.
Mauney 5: Stag* 8.
('ailed In SUt^-darkness).
Monday
Old Mill 6; Stags 6
Bonnie 6; Pauline 7.
M.tney l; Margrace 3.
Graver?Ramblers (rain.)
Tuesday '
Stags 4; Ramblers 1.
ijltain postponed game scheduled
luly 20.)
Wednesday
Ratmblers 2; Bonnie 6.
Mauney 3; Pauline ,4.
Old Mill I; Grover 2.
Margrace 3; Stags 2.
NEXT WEEK'8 GAMES
Friday, july 29
Ramblers at Mauney
Pauline at Old Mill
Margrace .at Bonnie
Stags at Grover
MONDAY, AUGUST 1
Grover at Pauline
Margrace at Ramblers
Stags at Bonnie
. Old Mill at Mauney
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST S .
Grover at Margrace .
Paulina at Stags
Ramblers at OM Mill
onnie at Maunay
ag a Cora Girts' uniform passed me
a the street. Almost before I spoke
tie said: "I saw what you wrote aout
us. audi I didn't tbtok It was
o smart either." I'm still pasxled,
>r I only said, that "sofitball for the1
idles la a scream.' Whs I wrong?
:all o
thing Still 1
F Hose Boys' ExPres<
t. nose. on Watch Pci
50c Values
Last Call
Men's 2 Snap
??? oz. JRed Came
Overalls $1.25
nd Cotton L*st Ca" '
Coll ?
m Women's Fin
, n I-, 35c Value
ICH Last Call.
1 Clearance Oi
SANDALS
150 pairs women's white
Sandals. $2.00. values.
Last Call?
$1.45 pr.
n/vi ,
rvii
Men's anc
wels. Colored Shirts. Bfc
st Call? neck. 48c
- Call?
ch 25c
;Tde Bor- MS9J
id 29c values.
ird BE
HI The Hon
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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HJCRALD
(
RTS
HARMON
Net Tourney
: Opens Here
' Tomorrow
>
i <.
i Stow* and Cansler Rank T ?p Slots.
Tho'long swatted. ni'jcti d.3iu??cJ
*11. Iti* >. :inl? Intirnamt'rt' iVi?* im?^tr.
drawn and players seeded In the
irtst Kings Mountain tournament to
Have two division*
8:owe, last yea"-, top man. and
Luther cnnsler. runuerAip. rate top
positions In th? Senior Division, and
Charles Carpenter and James E. Ldttlejohn
rank as favorites in the Jun'or
class.
Other entrants Irutud- Bus Ottes.
Bill Fortune, Harold Plonk. Jack
Fortune. plm Everhart and ? Fred
Plonk in the Senior ranks, and Mar in
Harmon. Ned Hayee. Jones Forune.
J. \IV Jenkins. John Styers.
.'apk Randall, Paul Stewart and
"Flash" Ware In the Junior.
In the first . round of the Senior*
Bus Oatee meets Harold Plonk.
Stctwe plays Jack Fortune. Everbart'
stadks up- against Fred Plonk, and
Cansler clashes with BUI Fortune.
These matches are to be played Fri
day to Monday. There are no bye* In
fhis class. Semifinals and finals
hould be played Tuesday and Wednesday.
' ' '
In the Junior Division the onlytwo
matches of the first bracket .
I take place bet-ween "Fuai" Hayes
and Martin Harmon end "Egg" 8ty
er# clashes with J. W. Jenkins. All
others dkerw byes. This, however,
makes the second round matcnes
certainty except these two matches.
Known matches la the second round
are: 'Flash" Ware vs. Jones Fortune
and Oanpenter vs. Stewart. littleJohn
meets the winner of the Hayes
Harmon match and Randall meets
the Jen kins-Stress victor.
Entrants should "get together"
and arrange the dates and places of.
the matches. Any one who does not
appear for his match at the designs!
ted time and plqce must forfeit. I
Match adores should be reported to)
f Belk'i
"i .1 n 1
^urtiter Kedu
3 Stripe Overalls. Snap
:kets. OA
39c pr. I
and Zipper Pocket 8 I
'va,uet97c pr. I
it Quality Silk Hose I
25c pr. |
l Men Women
OXFORDS
One Special Group Men's
White perforated and
plain white Oxfords. $3
vnlnoa I.net foil
V wawvot m ?wyv
$1.94 pr.
0 SHIRTS PAI*
1 Boys' Polo Men's and i
itton and lace Gaberdine P
value. Last va|HC. Lagt (
p
each 77c
\WNINGS $1.00 AHI
>7c 4fi
:lk*s de
ie Of Better Values
HURSDAY. JUL.Y 2?, 19.18
. 1 --?
e
Sfchnp, bio we or Howta.-d WtUttlng?on.
The roil fun should take place hi
he Junior Division. These- boys will
be ti^hiing hard) to make vitality re
plane inexperience. In the Senior
Kwuks. playing ail be more steady
.nd the n. mi-finalista should be fair
I yvrnl}' matched. \Skimp
8towa, head of the tourti.i
incut, staked that "s.iould this tour
uey run smoolht). we will probably
haw another iu the ra.Ir fall How.
i-ii-aiiimffgwf*r|i mmv"
id ouuoane of the present mtvt.'
*
Margraco Leads
Softball Loop
OLD MILL WINS ONI t
' r
After taking Old Mill 12-S. and F
Muuney 3-1. the fiat-flying Margrace 9
hipped another on the second II
wm? ti?? wKisifw?Si
REFRESH YOURSELF?
At our modern soda fount*
Our Fountaincers are anxl
favorite drink. Don't torgi
made ice cream.
Prescription Service unt
remodel
Kings Mounti
The Rexi
s Great
ced For Th<
Figured and Plain Silk
tungs. Values o ?
4/v fiQi. < ?
W OTV J?tu
Last CaU
One Big Barffain Table
Values to .? i
29c yard I I
Last CaU
SIMPLICITY PATTEB
Make Sewing a pleasur
And Children's
SHOES and 8ANDALSI
One Special Counter Wo-1 .
roen's, Men's and Child-1 ,
ren's Shoes and Sandals. J
Values to $2. Last Call.? 1
$1.00 pr. 1
ITS , MEN'S H
toys' white Men's Straw
'ants. $1 Sailors and Li|
:aU? Hats. Last Call
pr. 59q e
THINGS *2,69 Metal c
Ic $1.9'
pt. stoh
Kings MDountai
"...7F. -7; ;
ial/ pennant trail, as Second basenan
L,cs Etters slummed a home run
o right center In the first half of
he seventh to break a 2-2 deadlock.
The. Pauline, defeated only by Mar
[race, also added three decision,
wo of thesn by one run. while Greer
took third place with wins over
he Bonnie and Old Mill, 3-2 and
1-1.
Old Mill broke their losing streak
>y scoring six runs 1:1 the seventh
o lick the Stags. 6-i>, who won their
>ther scheduled game from Mauncy.
1-6. and also a rahn-d out game Irom
he Ramblers.
After Monday's gjnte. the second
talf schedule swings into .the final
cven-gamt- lap. as each team begins I
he fourth and last swing - around
be loop. As It sta.-ds now. games of
triuclpal Interval and importance
text week are the Paulino-Grot er<
" " I 1
y uooU lik'a u to the winner of the
.e>hd half. Pauline. or Grover, or
!rover, first half chumplons.
On Monday, Dun Oatos, Paulino
hon?tci? fc-nnoly with the StaKs, vU
tea the plate for the tenth tiine to)
ln<l nobody at home. He has yet to
eath first after three games with
autlne. Story book: The Old Mill
cot?M six runs In the seventh to
lek the Stags 6-5.
YOU'LL SIN* TOO,
? WHEN YOU USE m,,
MSNNSN MUSHLESS ' '
W ITS A CREAM
,R NOT A CREASE*^
fey*
>tfc? the iHs
lin which is now ready,
ious to serve you your
it our delicious home'
* j i n _
errupieu aonng ine
inf. ;
un Drug Co.
ill Store
/ 7 "
:er Jul'
.?
; Last Roun
?- HAl
s and Shan- Men,g whi
k yd. u^,u~
2 i
Ma4Ai4al.
Vft *?*WWA l?IO
)c yd. MEN'S S
r-wc 1C
Summer Foot
STRAPS & OXFORDS
liases' White Straps and ^
)xfords. Values to $2.00. ?
vast Call? ?
(1.00 pr I
ATS CHILDREN
r Felts, One Special racl
fht Felt ren's Dresses.
I? Sheers. Last Cat
ach 48c
hairs prints,
. Prints, Voiles,
| hams and BroM
Lengths. Values
?
AU-Star-Grovcr Game
Nets Twelve Dollars >
:t t
The. AH-Star-Orover softball game,
won by the All-Stars 5-2, netted'
912.00 for the beneficiary. Stnyre
Williams, from groas receipts of ,
916.30.
Although they obtained only five
hits, the AU-^tars stretched three of
thesn for extra bancs and licked the
first half champs with room to
spare. A double by Ray Ktrby and
trlplea b> Carl Moss and Ches Flails
were the telling blows. Pitcher Gold
led the hitting for Grover.
Grover 101 000 0 2 7 4
All-Star* 000 032 X 6 6 4
Grover: Gold and 8hu(ord. AllStars:
3towe and l|o>le, Carl Moss.
THURIOAV A PRIDAV
TEST PILOT
.Clark Gable Mvrns Loy
Spencer Tracy
SATURDAY
?Double Feature ?
RASCALS |
Jaae Withers
PARDNERS OF THE
PLAIN
William Boyd
MONDAY A TUESDAY
LORD JEFF
Mickey Rooney
Freddie Bartholomew
WEDNESDAY .V
?Doubla Feature? 1
10c and 15c
TRADER HORN
Harry Carey
TRUE CONFESSION
Carol Lombard
Fred MaoMurray
r 1ST CHAPTER OF
DICK TRACY
RETURNS
DIXIE
>d-Up I
^DKERCHIEFS I
te Soft Handkerchiefs. I
for 5c I
HIRTS and SHORTS I
All Sizes
c each I
wear I
SLACKS
len's two-tone Slacks. I
.eeps your feet cool and I
sveet. $2.00 values. Last I
all?
[ 1.45 pr.j
t Ladies' and ChildPrints,
Lace and HI
each
VOILES, ETC.
Cretonnes, Gingcloth.
Some Short
to 25c. Last Call ?
pH .? 1