For that upeciml occasion
... LORD CALVEKT
BOTTLED-IN-BOND
BOURBON or RYE
WHISKEY. 100 Proof.
Bottled *in-bond under
Canadian Government
Super vieiun.
MOOSE, ELKS TO
TANGLE TWICE;
MUCH AT STAKE
Double Win for Either
Baseball Picture
GAME TONIGHT
At Baseball Park—Moose vs
Elk;: at 6:30 o’clock (postponed
game).
GAME TOMORROW
At Baseball Park—Moose vs
Elk? at 6:30 o'clock.
The week-long rainy spell broken
at last, City League baseball fans
were hoping for clear weather to
night and tomorrow so that post
poned games may continue to be
made up. Last night, the Legion
nosed out the Elks, Tonight and to
morrow night, the Moose and the
Team Could
Elks tangle ii\ two crltlcas contests,
A double win for either team
could mean much in • determinin3
the second half title and the right
to challenge the Legion In the Lit
tle World Series. But a split de
cision would give the first-place Le
gionnaires just that much more
clear sailing toward victory in boti|
halves.
The Moose, by copping a pair,
could steam up to a first place tlj
with the Legion. Two straight for
the Elks would keep them with, a
mathematical chance for the title.
Tonight's tilt is a postponed on a
from July 9. Tomorrow's is a reg
ularly scheduled contest.
While there was a steady driasle
falling this morning there were in
dications that tonight's gamtj,
scheduled to start at 6.30 o'clock,
would be played.
Earl Averill of Cleveland, who
missed this year's game was the
best runs-drlver-lnner in '33 an 1
'34, scoring one with a pinch sin
gle the first year and three with a
pinch double and a triple In '34.
You can't Kid Millions. adv.
FOR INSURANCE
See H. K. SHEPARD & SON
Telephone 409 13. M. Belirends Bank Bldg.
