The ball game will be between the
H. K. H. of Putnam aud the Mechan
icsville boys and three boxing bouts
are between James McKenna of Me
chanicsville and Sticky Winters of
Webster at 133 lbs. and IUp McKenna
of Mechanicsville and Kid McCoy of
Worcester at 113 lbs. und the third
bout will be between liuck Kranos
and Stickey Winters of Webster.
There wil be races of all kinds, 50
yard race, 100 yard race, sack race,
potato race, ball throwing, in fact all
the sports seen at any held day.
In the evening at the French River
Inn there will be dancing.
The public is cordially invited and
a good time is assured to all.
•‘WESTERN LUCK” AT THE
VICTORY FOR TWO DAYS
Daring riding and "cowbowship
of the most sensational order are
among the many features of interest
in "Western Luck”, a new William
Fox production starring Charles
Jones, which will be the attraction at
the Victory Theatre Friday and Sat
urday. As usual Jones leads ull the
others in wild riding unu nalr-rising
acts of daring.
The story of "Western Luck”, takes
place for the most yurt in the West,
although there is an exciting sequence
later in the picture wherein Jones, us
Larry Campbell, visits New' York and
lias to light his way through u gang
of hired thugs. His long, flying leap
through the air from his horse to the
steps of a speeding train is one of the
high spots of the production. Beatrice
Burnham plays opposite the star. Geo.
Berauger directed the picture from a
story by Robert Lee. The support
ing cast is further distinguished b)
tlie presence of Pat Hardlgan, Tom
Lingham, J. Farrell McDonald, Gordoi
Bruce and Edith Kennick, all familiar
and well liked figures in pictures.
