Denton Record-Chronicle from Denton, Texas • Page 2

PAGE TVTO DENTON. TEXAS. RECORD-CHRONICLE, FRIDAY. FERTJUAEY 4, 1938 THIS CURIOUS WORLD The North Texas Eagles were Then for two minutes a pair of free; hammered derail three-fourths of the contest Thursday night and then, by the sheer dogged persist- toss to each was all that broke ball handling, nobody scored, and the game was i ence and refusal to slacken pace, I over. climbed slowly past Kardin-Sim- 6 10 minutes had left the: mans University's Cowboys in Hie i crowd in HarrLss gasp- i last three miiiutes of play and took heartily as tiie hustling Eagle! that had twice upset Uie i their second win in a 25 to 24.

Raluh (Efeir) Hester, reserve favored Cowboys here. Cowboy Threat Restricted climaxed the hair-raising finish and jerked North Texas from one point behind to one point ahead. TIRES MUST BE GOOD to carry a 2-1 months xuaran- tee. JJie new SAFETY GKIP exceeds tliut requirement, mid is UNCONDITIONALLY a-amst ALL ROAD IIAZAKDS. for 24 Date BItANbED on every tire.

WESTERN TIUES on used u'iiJ be adjusted ju.st sa if you bought tliem yourself. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE "Even-thins; for the Auto" guarding performance, that of Ralph Havenhill, sophomore reserve forward who was sent in to tag! Payne of Hardin-Simmons after Lanier Hester retired on personal fouls midway of the first half, i Ke hugged the visitors' chief scoring threat like a shadow and the elusive Texan who rolled up 20 points the previous night was restricted to the first half on free thiows, one field the second half. Between moments of guarding Havenhill banged the hoop four! times for eight points, to tie Reeves! of Hardin-Simmons for the night's high point honors. The work of Captain Doyle Pres- 1 ton in guarding Captain Reeves of Abilene was another big factor in the North Texans' success, while MVNAH SiRD, OF" INDIA, iS ONJS. OF MOKE mm CAME FROM ANCIENT DAVS WHEN THE: EARTH WAS -3EUEVED TO BF GROUPED AROUND THE: MEDTTERBANEAN WAS L.ONGELR.

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2 Texas Special, No. 24 City Grocery Market CENTS East Side Square With the addition this seines- I ter of Holbert twins. Woodrow i and to Coach Choc Sports- man's track squad, tiie i Teacher Coili-ge now lias three seLs 01" cinderpath twins, a truck i sextet liiiiuiie ill this country. 'i'iitr liOlbcit UUO. ii'XtiJLUtU-S Ol the High are tiie seoo-id ot distuncc twins to wu'oli at i Texas.

Tiie other pair being the Hideouts. Wayne and Elaine, who'I with tiie Eagles cash doubles, Elmer and De'mer Brown, are in New York City coar.pete iii tiie a-iziual Millrose Games at Madison Square i Garden Saturday. I Varsiry meet in Den ton. 30 o'clock. March Exposi- The fact Highland Park's tion and Fat Stock Show af Fort rank long favorites, rousing the: i gambling hopes of Denton far-s Aprii Relays at Austin.

that a long-chance upset might be May Star Conference staged, points to the possibility of: i Fresh Meet at Commerce. a record" crowd for tlie "contest." i If tlieir record is good enough by May H. stvc-ral freshmen prob- bunpkins to btart ably will participate in the annual I Cotton Carnival at Memphis, Tenn. Other meets, as yet uncheduJed, be held with N. T.

A. C. oi igtoii, Weatherford Junior Coland possibly Paris Junior Col- absence of Fred Ellison, regular forward recovering from influ- enza, continued to handicap the i Broncos us they got set for to-! nigiit-s clash, shortening their re- 1 1 Funeral Services Sunday for Wilson Jones, bo held Sunday af- 3 o'ciUL-K in the First Ciiurtrh hi-re. Burial iii Odd Fellows cemetery. Tin, HflFl! list.

Smipl-cins. who ably iii tlie smashing iiei'eat of i Gainesville two nights vail ayain start at that pest, MeAIister I indicated todav. Other positions in tonight's line- i 1 up are due to be the Liar.ie that faced Gainesville: Ed Miller -Jr. I I his iiew i'onvaru Col- liiis oiid Hoffman ul guards 1 Captain Dudley King ai irenu-r. I King is due to draw the job of guarding Waters of Highland Park, i the Sc-ots' most potent scoring I threat, McAlister said.

Triangle Batteries (All Prices Exchange) guar 12 mo. guar $3.90 13 me. suar CUT RATE AUTO SUPPLY CO. Phone 323 HI I atss Their schedule of home Nonh Texas' i'iilh entry in the icr Couth Dan McAllister's' games Ls an identical, though Broncos tonight, when they line liis brother, Allen, is not en- agaiiist invudinjf Hit-Maud Park! rolled in school at Den ton. The twin oddity is but one fea- round-robin le Secuies from Dallas, the District iers.

under at tion at the Teachers College of a i four-sport athlete, Jack Puzak of WAS USED TO DENOTE. EAST-WEST DIRECTIONS. COPR. 1936 SI NEA SERVICE. INC.

THE gray parrot of Africa is probably the most gifted of all speaking birds, but the mynah is much more proficient than many parrot species that are famous for their human-like speech. Other birds that can be taught to talk are the piping crows of Australia, some species of rnncaws. and even starlings. on offense Yarbro and Smith shoul- dered the burden along with Haven! hill and Ralph Hester. Score fg ft ftm pf tp Baptist Five in I lure of a powerful freshman track squad, which was strengthened nia- i terialiy this week by the registra- a of Urbana.

111., who competes in bas- I football, and baseball; is said to be outstanding in higli hurdles, and clears the bar above six feet in the high jump. Why not start a savings account Dallas heads the list of fresh- -ith the Benton Federal Savings 1 men track candidates with four rep- I and Loan Association? resematives: Randall Ryan, tjrad- A small monthly deposit soon will I uate of Dallas High School, district into a large sum. Interest paid polevaul: D. C. Nolan, a from start.

Investment insured. weights and low hurdler; and Bob Hanna and' l3on Kern, graduates i Telephone W. E. 3Iann, Secretary, of Scotl High School. Toledo.

Ohio, particulars. Telephone 26. i who now make their home in Dal- i i las. i Sprinters and dashmen reporting i for daily drills include Clyde Wil- I kinson of Laredo. Lewis Tanner of Mineral Wells, Bet-cher Stone of Ennis.

Doyle CJirismmi I i of the Eagle co-captain Alvin Chris- i undisputed leaders of the WPA rec- Malaise, i Kerron, R. Hester, 0 0 1 Totals: Reeves, 3 Mahuron, 1 Parker, 0 10 5 5 19 House, Osburne, I Payne, Wood, I i Reed, Clack, Totals: 7 10 12 9 24 Officials: Curtis, Lynch, umprfe; Burns, timekeeper. CLASSIFIED ADS. Sc WORD reational cage league. Wednesday, Other Candidates Feb.

9, semi-finals will be played-I Othsr candidates who stand out and on Monday, Feb. 14, the league Uie Texas training camp championship clash. Wita the at thJs earl dat include Harn' Shauglrnessy sj'stem playoff slated Bryant, alumnus of Arlington the four leading clubs Trill contest i Heights in Fort Worth, who runs for the title: the Baptists, unde- the half and distance relays and feated. the Independents an i Jast year won second place in .833 percentage, the Odd Fellows the 880 in the state meet; Jimmie a .667 percentage and the Stewart, hurdler from Grand Sa- Knights of Pythias with a .500. line; Robert Fletcher, distance run- standing.

In other rounds Wednesday night ner from Demon, and Grover Simpson, distance man from the. State the Lions defeated the High School Home of Corsicana. faculty 9 to 4, the Independents The freshman track fcl- King's Grocery 12 to 0, while the Knights defeated T. C. i March Invitation faculty 17 to 13 in a practice for high schools and college' fresh- Tlic New Sensational Drink Soft DOBBS Cross Conntry the college foxfeitAiig their regular men.

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