The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 29, 1926, Page 3

THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1926... SPORTSE eece o B ASEB ALL’ WEATHZR CONDITIONS Pees eseasesance This morning ihe tropical *| *¢ | * storm is central a short dis- YESTERDAY’S RESULTS — |* tance southwest of Macon, |* Georgia, apparently moving northwest or north-northwes:- 1 nate rb sep ward with diminishing intens- Pittsburgh 6; New York 0. Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn 3. ! First game: Philadelphia 6; St. | Louis 3. Second game: Philadelphia 4;) St. Louis 5. | Boston 3; Chicago 2. ied by havy rains in the At- lantic and east Gulf States Heavy rainfalls were as. fol- lows: Jacksonville 2.12 inches; Charleston 1.74 inches. Pressure is relatively low over the Southwest and strong high pressure is moy- American League New York 3; St. Louis 2. ity. It has been accompan- * Boston 5; Detroit 4. First game: Cleveland 5; Phila- ing in over the northern Roc- ky Mountains. : ENROLLMENT AT CAROLINA CAMP) FIVE STATES MAKE PLANS} 1 FOR REPRESENTA- TION | (Ry Associated Prexs) LAKE JUNALUSKA, Fia., July Camp Cheonda in the heart orth Carolina will be open »|to boys between. the ages of 15 x'and 17 during August 3 to 17, it +/has been announced by 0. B. + Gates, superintendent of the de- Coececccososcs P. & O. S. S. Miami, Captain Albury, arrived from Havana at 5 p. m. yesterday with 56 passen- gers and U. S. mail. F. E. ©. Car Ferry Henry M. |Flagler, Captain Hansen, sailed for Havana at 11 p m. yesterday with 26 cars of exports. F. E. C. Car Ferry Estrada Palma, Captain Ward, arrived from Havana this morning with 29 cars and sailed for Havana with 26 Cowboy’s _Risks Beat Toreador’s:All ‘Hollow , ari eS PAGE THRER STAR COFFEE MILLS DELICIOUS & REFRESHING | A delicious cup of fine flavored COFFEE is a satisfying drink at all times. That is why every- body who has tried our COF- FEE. is a STAR COFFEE MILLS enthusiast. 512 GREENE ST. Phone 256 BLESS SaaS: LUGGAGE Before You Buy Your Luggage See Our Line of TRUNKS _ SUITCASES BAGS HAT BAGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HIGHEST GRADE OF LEATHER cars. The Spanish toreador who sticks a bull with a little spear is a ronmntic figure, ‘but he doesn’t begin to oh the risk American cowboys take. Look at this picture, showing a cowboy bulldogging a steer at the Pres- GOODS cott (Ariz) Frontier Days eelebration. The cowboy has just leaped from his horse, seized the steer by “Qverglobe” Shoe For Men Second game: Cleveland 2;) slight during the last 24 hours * young people’s work of the gen- eral Sunday school board of the the horns and gone to the ground with it. Durable—Stylish—Comfort Flagler, Captain Hansen, will ar- * Philadelphia 0. Chicago 5; Washington 2, | vaeeoc n Noreh Rekeie, where, rive from Havana this evening | — : eel IS with ae oat pe Hava- a.m, with 65 passengers and U.| Port Tampa, tomorrow morning Eugene Beaville, who claimed to 0 K Shoe Sho De Sent a — S. mail. with passengers and will sail for|be an American is wanted for o ake Pp P. & 0. SS, Governor Cobb, | Havana at 8:30 a. m. with passen- | swindling printers in 65 English |611 Duval St. Phone 328 | aoa ereaeaae. they have fallen considerably *|Methodist Episcopal Church, and are now below the nor- *| South; under whose auspices the mal. Local showers occurred * camp-is held. in South Dakota, Nebraska * Five states are already repre- P. & O. S. S. Miami, Captain and Kansas., *\sented sin the enrollment includ- i t 10:20 i i {gers and U. S. mail. | towns. The winds over the Florida * ing Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, |A!PU*Y: sailed for Havana a OR heey Man ance ren : TODAY’S GAMES i National League Pittsburgh at New York. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at Philadelphia, be gentle to moderate south- *| west and west. * S.M. GOLDSMITH, * American League prensa Temporarily-in-Charge. * Washington at Chicago. Athleties at Cleveland. New York at St. Louis. Boston ‘at Detroit. ee a STANDINGS National League ee Racing: Meeting of." Empire 43 City Racing Association, closes at 44 Yonkers. Meeting of Iilinois 46 Jockey Club, at Chicago. Meeting 49 of Montreal Jockey Club, at’ Mon- 48 ‘treal. Trotting: Meeting of Grand Circuit at Orange County Fair. Rowing: | Annual Canadian Henley regatta opens at St. Catharines, Ont. ‘New York /Cleveland 4 *Philadelphia - doce mguea re Swimming: National A. A. U. Chicago ret championships, at Philadel- ‘Bt. Louis . sangeet Boston . } - Hy —_— Tennis: Southwestern cham- Coast-Guard To Meet jionship tournament, at Dallas. Marine Aggregation Gatti: New Ragland chaniplon: \ In Baseball Game ship tournament, at: Nyatt,’R. 1, New York State amateur cham- | The Coast Guard baseball out-|Plonship opens at Saratoga. Iowa | frit is playing the Marines aggre-|™en’s championship, tournament, ition on the local diamond this |at Des Moines. 'ternoon. Keys tonight and Friday will *|Tennessee and North . Carolina. A ding to the ,superintendent practically every southern state east of the Mississippi river will be represented when the camp * * * * * * * * * * * * * # * * ' delphia 2. ‘ Temperature changes were *! partment of intermediate senior F. E. C. Car Ferry Henry M. ‘ * * * * » * * * * * * * * */ opens. Reveille, group __ calisthenics, swimming followed -by camp oe ® | breakfast. will begin each day’s program, Mornings will. be de- CALENDAR OF SPORTS yiic't5 discussion groups ted by |members of the camp.‘ staff. | Topics to be discussed _ include \“My Religious Life,” “The Life jof Jesus;” “My Home, Parental ‘and Future ;” “My Bible;” “World | Friendships’ History and Program jof My Church” and “Proper |Leisure Time Activities.” | \OCALA SELLS BONDS | FOR IMPROVEMENTS | (By Axnoctated Presa) |. ORLANDO, Fla., July 29.— | Bonds in the amount of $500,000 (for county. sehool purposes were {sold today for $87,667, making a jrate of 97.55, which was said to be a record. price for school bonds jin this county in many years. A. 'B. Johnson, superintendent of jcounty schools announced the sale |to a group of banking houses, lcomposed of Braun-Bosworth, W. /L. Slaton Co., and Gardener Co., of Detroit, Mich. | The bonds sold were a portion of the $1,000,000 bond issue for school construétion and property |purchase which were~ validated MELTZER & NAVARRO AUTO CO. Invites You to Attend the First Showing of the Studebaker Custom Sedans © On Saturday the Coast Guards} Yachting: George Cup interna- some time ago. . The first $500,- will meet the Liberty team, and/tional challenge races, at Chau-|000 were sold on February 1 last. a gala: t LN Y: . | Seat HRs, A A Ry a ME ogre rae fence aan phen SS |BANDITS CLAIM SOVIET AID _ All the games are being played oe eae on the Army barracks diamond. Boxing: Benny Bass vs.Johnny| [opz, Poland.—Three Russian j Parr, 10 rounds, at New York.| bandits arrested near here de- Pe SPECIAL. 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Time to look over the bathing togs ai Properly outfitted. .At left the last word in knitted yellow and pating tench pte ae ribbon belt, shoes and cap to match. Center, rubberized beach coat trimmed in yellow, blue and ‘orange with parasol to.match. Jane Winton, of the films, posed for these two. Right, another kait- __ ted suit—two-piece—with green and white top and green trunks. Hair band and bag are both dark @tpenipilk and rubber. ° Worn by Myrna Loy. Notice the sand clogs worn; they are quite the rage. ~