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Recreational News the Most „_1_^;:'—" THE MOST THS THOROUGHLY FRIENDLY READ PAPER IN PAPER RECREATIONAL NEWS ALLIANCE J NUMBER 62 VOLUME III ALLIANCE, OHIO, SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1926 THE GOATS WILL PLAY CHATTER AND CHESTNUTS Foolish Season Is Here (Conducted by Charles Frederick) fes j| THE BLUE METEORS TODAY llllllllllllllHllltllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIII Hllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllililllll The Team Woo Both of Last Week's Games. Will Play We have been **knee deep in J?*****1 What Our Grandfathers Read 4$ and even if there were cold winds' Years Ago. Massillon Agathons in Twilight Game at and'furious storms this month of Morgan Field Tuesday Evening !f>_ • June has given us our usual quoto oi The work of putting on the lath Graduates and Brides, besides a at the Catholic church in this city rose-laden atmosphere that pro­ .has been commenced, and the -plas­ The Alliance Goats won roth of claims June the year's beauty month. terers will now be set at work—Alli- their games over the week erid from JUNE ance standard, May 26, 1881. Ravenna and 'East Liverpool Greys. Ravenna was drubbed 14 to 6 while i June is thc month of all the year, Today's Philosophy Liverpool went home on the short With bright blue skies and roses CUB REPORTER end of"8 ^o 5 score. The Saturday dear; Bad temper is like electricity- By Hisselt af fain wa* a farce from start to fin­ Month of weddings and graduate only WOfth while when it's under ish but the Sunday game was an up . girls, • control. hill fight as the-Goats had to coma With every day like a string of Don't Forget from behind and overcome a five pearls. Dear. Al. )un lead to win. The Sunday game Oh! every bird is now in tune, A man is old the minute he stops This has been a sort of a mixed up was one of the most exciting of'th* In this tne merry month of June. learning. week for me: The boss he says now season and gave the fans something it is" time for me to learn to be a to shout about both ways.. In the There's smiling April and dainty And a woman is old when she critic on shows, fights, musicales, early part of the game "Over theii May, doesn't know her age. etc. Every big town paper. has a dumb and sloppy playing and late; But give me the month of June-—I dramatice critic what has as his job over their hitting and fighting spir­ say, The world feels friendly to the to attend shows and say if they is it - which won for tbem and which With the fragrance of roses in the man who acknowledges he likes on­ good or bad. A good critic tells has been lacking for tlie past four I air, ions. what he thinks. He is allowed to weeks. For the -first 5 innings the And the sun kissed meadows every­ pan em or praise em. Whether the Goats were setdown in older by Mr where, Its as easy to form good habits aj show is advertised in our paper or Jennings who had the home hopes With never a tho't of cold or gloom, it is bad ones. not don't make no difference. A! baffled with shoots and hooks and Oh I give me the merry month of this is" the funniest businessI was it looked as though Goats were in ! .June. E. M. That there's plenty of room at thc ever in. Everyday I 'runs acrost for a coat of white wash as the top without pushing anyone off. folks who can tell you how to do it. Greys were eating everything that Golf'must be a wonder game, as I One guy says he wants - his name came their way either on the. ground have said before. I am not quite old Mariners depend on their own ef­ mentioned and another says he don't. or up in the air, and up till the sixth enough to play it—and ff I tried it I forts; not tbe whims or the currents, Most newspapers work it this wAy. the. Goats had only one man as far. suppose I would be a dub—but some to bring them safety to harbor. If the guy is ,a advertise** all. well as first. In the meantime the Greys one defined golf so beautifully that and good, give him what he wants if had collected 5 runs for themselves it now suggests a greater attractive­ Chestnuts he will "pay for it. and the way they were playing this ness to me. Here is the way this looked like a safe lead. But in the Well now to get down to the case? sixth the balloon-went up. Cleggett "somebody" defines*—*•**- Hospital Nurse (to badly bunged- about my being a critic for shows. up patient): Come, drink this. started the trouble with a double r I visifed first a Charleston demon­ to right. Fp3***and Lohman followed ''Golf is a science; a study of a Patient: What is it? stration. If I had seen that at some suit, and Cleggett counted the first lifetime, in which you may exhaust Nurse: Only water. stag picnic it would of been a wow. run. Grail then got sofe'and hit one yourself, but never your subject* It Patient: Just give it to me in But a guy like me who has been over the "score board to tally. Fox is a contest, a duel or a melee, call­ spoon lots will, you—till I get used| around a lot and can't get a thrill and Lohman 'had sent-. Jennimgs to ing for courage, skill, strategy and to it? outa a imitation it was kinda sour. the dugout for the_j|ay. jfejfter Mr. self-control. It is a -test of temper, FUN AND LIFE It was a cfoss between what the Deshler who put- _OT! -the brakes. a trial of honor, a revealer of char­ ''Do all the women of your intel­ circus has in its b.lack tent and what Crile se*nt Bagley to the. swamp to acter. It affords a chance to play the lectual advancement oranization Along The Highway- you will find in the big cities fn the pull down his high one for the sec­ man and act the gentleman. It means make speeches?" We Honor (Chat-Ire _Hiu*?r cabarets. From the way she was ond out, but Shea slipped one past going into God's out-of-doors, get­ "Oh, no, the more useful ones dressed I would imagine she was the first base man to right field fo ting close to nature, fresh air, exer- make tea and sandwiches." With "Marcell Lay* going to chiropractor for a adjust­ score Grail. In the seventh the cise, a sweeping away of mental ment. She was just full of music, cobwebs, genuine recreation of the •**_ Goats put the game in cold storage "See here," said the angry visitor fact :__.»_ They've dropped the flag in Silver Park- besides having a drum in each ear after two were gone. Fox waited tired tissues. It is a cure for care, to the reporter, "what do you mean It's centered on the mast— and a band around her head. It was for a pass to first, and so did Loh­ an antidote to worry. It includes by inserting the derisive expression The Threatening Things more of a "oriental dance than a companionship with fri ends, social •They tell us news we would not bear, man. Exit Mr. Deshler and Pollack 'Applesauce' in parenthesis in my Threaten a thinking, conscien­ jcharleston. Maybe the poor dame left first base to throw some left- intercourse, opportunities for cour- speech?" Of tilings'Bone would forecast; got her geography mixed and didn't handed shoots to Grail, who prompt­ • tesy, kindliness and generosity to an " 'Applesauce?* Great Scott, man, tious, honest man and you arouse They've dropped the flags on city hall— know Charleston, West Virgini'- opponent. It promotes not only him with the weapon of defense. ly knocked the second offering to I wrote 'Applause/ " In poverty, man and wife will Some public servant gone? from Turkey. What fools me is this. the Swamp for three runs. The physical health but moral force." Why^ does a person who is putting Goats made their last tally in the I don't know the author of that work together, but let oppression Yes—one wbo through a host of years, on a red hot dance number have to be removed, wealth come, and es­ With us, bad carried on. eighth on a double by Gottschling paragraph, but if it truly defines trangement*, distrust and disagree­ shiver like they have ague. And this and an error by Parson on Rinaldi's golf, then go_tf will search deep into ment often follow. dame sure did shiver. fly to right. Fox who played his the character of man, and bring out The park assigned as monument, first game for the Goats at Rays**" the best that's in him—and crush the It is the threatening things that I was 'also going' to criticize a na played a fine game both Satur­ bad. * Li/eVa-Lar/c are often our benefits in disguise.— For years at city tasks boxing fight on Friday night which day and Sunday fielding everything .Silent Partner. Becomes too soon a memory spot was. to be staged here." But I didn't go. Not on account of the rain but that came his way without a slip C.
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