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Trivers Clothes Are the Choice of Both Soldier and Civilian They Know That What 11 Great MAY 21, 1l1t. PAGE SIXTEEN. THE NEWS SCIMITAR FRIDAY, TRI-ST-A TE DRIVING CLUB HAS FINE SA TURDA Y CARD horses last Saturday, will be driven BREAKS by Secretary (ionnan. THEY Horse Racing In TECH TRI-STA- TE CLUB In the second men Luther McCallUSP ANOTHER PAIR OF NORTH MEMPHIS WHERE will start hla handsome chestnut pacer m Days Of GEORGIA Palmy WITH iigalnst three trotters. Honnle Lou, IfRDQTING Mrtha and I'r. Herman. ARE RACE Baldwin It PROGRAM FOR ltiar Pickery la a recent purchaae of GAMES CLUB'S Lucky Mi ami while she baa plen- 111 Mo'allum. De- Feeling Reaches Climax at ty of speed, she has not hid sufficient ROT! SOUTHERN l.hAUUB. LOS ANGELES, Cal.. May 23. In which work to race in the aoclety Memphis at Birmingham. tails of horse racing days in Southern . Recent Came. she Mr M i 'alltun and DROPPED CARD GOOD Little Rock at Atlanta. SATURDAY really belongs. the . BV California, in which her father, the Mr UobiiiHun admit that they am Nashville at Mobile. E. J. Baldwin was a of cotton pick- late ("Lucky") ATLANTA, Ga., May 2J. Georgia) proprietors the largest PIGCJti' Chattanooga at New Orleans. central figure, were related yesterday er In Uta world, and gtva this eicuae Form ana BOB Events Listed for Sat- Mrs. Clara Tech has decided to break off ail ath- Four Balanced Races horae with Chicks Continue Several In the superior court here hy Evenly for punishing a defenseless AMERICAN LEAGUE Baldwin Stocker, first witness in the letic relations with tHe University of such a name. Honnln Lou has won two and Goodbred's OLLOWING Matinee at New York at Chicago. Albert E. Offered Horse Fans at Reg- 1.0O0. Canavan today's game urday Driving trial of the suit of her son, Georgia, Prof. John B. Crenshaw, races, making her baiting average with the Birmingham Bar-en- s Washington at St. Louis. Snyder, of San Francisco, to hava her Memiihl Cbi-k- announce ular Matinee. Four Juvenllea, I'vrlonr. tilrl, Pitching Availi Nothing. hn s will oul m't North Memphis Park. Boston at Detroit. declared incompetent to care for her faculty director at Tech, Kathleen Aroff and Patrick McKlnney of Rlckwood and will Philadelphia at Cleveland. 810.000.OfK) estate. Snyder asks that his here last The break is "final event park night. I make up the opening A!a 23. The in neaa ioc. wna.e proa-ra- mother's be placed In the and "wllh the full consent and appro vs M:iv Av,nka, EXCELLENT properties CKi W1I1HI would do mnvivmuM NATIONAL LEAGUE Cren- - Mrmr,hi Infield Mionorted Canavan and they are due to open with harness has heen hands of a trust company. of the school authorities," Mr. rredtt to some nf IM hlg- s In racing Cincinnati at Boston. In - Complete Program. In the nine hi s her" Cholly Frank Crackers for the Saturday shaw said a signed statement. tracks In tha rotin- (loodhred miserably at Tech-Georg- gcst If the man will be a little and' HlrniinKham IMI both a four. o.ime aeries begin- of the North Pittsburgh Brooklyn. WINSIaCE. Incidents at the base- mll be afforded Horn weather yesteday St. Louis at New York. LANIUS In at - eomc rare double-head- hv the more;, ning afternoon. club and ball game Athens last Saturday, fans Ht the Kit- more considerate Saturday ends nf a Saturday Drivlnj at 23. regular in the com- 1 game In Blrminoham will con Is Chicago Philadelphia NEW YORK. Over a sloppy which device I is promised. Following of 2 to and 4 to S. .Sernnd llaaeman oii..y's hlRh class rport May by banners and other nrdav matinee of he in sport foul clude the whlcn will on which a drizzling rain fell all which "the of the students eluB, when plete program: UMrtl was hit In the mouth by a series stands three There track patriotism state Driving Of gamesf won the Barons to five races, last of the G. D. Widener's of the School of Technolcaflf four will bat off his own hat In the third InnlnK by three the afternoon, Georgia event!" given. RACK-MIX- lost POSTPONE GOLF MATCHES Lanlus. by was cari- FIHHT ED. second ann furred to retire by the Chicks. will be a running chestnut gelding. impugned, one of its sponsors The program is nbout the the irame i A, n won nhut-oi- as all ne series with the Crackers will he affair. 23 Ca- Llangibby-Souther- Belle, the catured and the agree- baft and most evenly balanced offered (londbred deserved a CHICAGO, May The Royal one mile at gentlemen's fvelone McCallum Bnron were of the fluky the final sessions on nostlle sell, the The first race will he a mixed af- nadian Golf association has wired Metropolitan handicap at ment" entered Into between the two o far this season. (Pi of the hits a trot- PAitimni nirti vesterdav. This event to durin? 1 Memphis Ctrl (T Williamson Srore: Memphis club being due to return homn fair, while the second will be President Charles F. Thompson, of tho prevent ill feeling variety. Westchester Ther will he four starters In each Axoff IT ) McNees next Wednesday for a opeo-In- g ting event between Idu Mae and Vanity Western Golf a willing- was the feature of the the heated athletic contests, "violates" Kathleen fiAMK. long stay, II. association, of the were B rant. Miss HIS, Mr Kobtnaon'l troi. Patrick McKlnney (T.) llayne mm here with the Mobile Bears. The third race will be a trot, and ness to postpone for a week the tour Racing association's opening day given by Mr. Crenshaw as tine mare, whlrh has bean winning with HlltMIV'UIAM Thursday afternoon was another dis the fourth a mixed affair, with trot- of Canada by crack American golfers, season. reasons for the act. aura regularity each week, has been SECOND RACE M1XKD. ab. n. h. ro astrous day for the Trtoe, tha Chicks ters arid pacers competing. ao that they might compete In the Lanlus was an outsider in the betting, One float during the senior parade in . u n J. E. Widener's matched with the pacera, McOonald, 'Jb. dropping a double bill to tha Barons. western amateur championship at St. the favorite being Athens last Saturday. Mr. Crenshaw Kin-net- 4 (1 Program. choice In Julius (inodman, lltihy ltingen and Ronnie Iou (T.) Jeffries Stevenson, ss 0 Canavan and Gocdbrco were the goats, Saturday Louis June 2 and also play the Red Naturalist but the public said, depleted "Georgia France: Toch 4 The races 2:30 in In It 1'olnter There arc no more trot- Hla l'lckery (IM Met allum Duncan, cf 0 they pitching good ball and seeing the will stmt al o'clock. Cross exhibitions in Canada. finished fifth place. Atlanta," during the war. This, ter in the cjab that can interest her. Melba Kills. If 2 0 sup Following Is the program: This arranftement will make it pos- was said, referred to Georgia's having (T.J victory tnrougn tneir paws. UACE abandoned dur- and the wise ones predict that she Hr. Herman T ) Jeffries llernsen. Hi 3 I FIRST MIXED. sible for National Champion Charles earlewinsYhutout. Intercollegiate athletics lieat 4 s 0 Horse. Driver. and ing the war whllo Tech continued to can these pacor. Hairaton. ;ib THIS IS A RECORD. Evans, Jr.. Bobby Jones Perry :3 In a fast Julius (loodman. driven by Mr. Weir, THIRD RACE - MIXED. rf 4 ti i Pansy Dewey Johnston Adair, of Atlanta, Jerome D. Travers. EARLE. Ark.. May play. PUher, Estelle S with Miss., Earle added A from re- won from Ruby lllngen Wednesday I'eters. 0 3 0 1 The Chicks have ser a record that Smith John O. AnderHon. Grantland Rice, and game Senatobla, letter university officials 0 will Wlshard shutout to her list. With the affair Is to be en rout ever a alow track In the credlinhla Petty ttoyd (TI Ruasell Morrison, p i live lone In this leaauo and which Capt Taylor Oswald Kirkby, of New York, and another garding said Fred a Plnco Francis of Boston, to enter Thompson in ihe box for Earle, a fast to Tech, hut no indication has been time of 2:14'., and Orgill'e Rnrklev (T Dwycr probably will never be equaled. Perry Ouimet, Sen- a mile In 2:13 her lr 11 2 ti 7 13 I Joe Colbert , the western as welt as game of ball was played with the given of Its contents. Both institutions l'ointer paced Rrlncellte (T.) (iorman Totals ho Memphis club has nlaved three Kelly championship 2 ouhle-header- in a to of last time out All of these home have Hello Patchen McCreary s since the Tribe has been SECOND the Canadian tour. atobla aggregation, resulting are part the stare educational sys- Miss (P.) Ida Mae K( ft and gone such wonderful races for thla early KBIIFRIfl on the road and has lost them all. Lnx- - Haley Under the revised plans the Ameri- score for the home boys. Thompson tems their annual contest have r was In a wise guess-e- RACE-MIX- EP. AB. A. E. Vanity II Johnston can will Red Cross matches was In fine shape and given credit been the feature of college In the aeaaon It will take FWllTll It. ro, iiik three douhlo hills without a break golfers play Is sports to the winner 4 1 1 In THIRD RACE TItOT. at Hamilton.
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