The Ardmore Daily Press from Ardmore, Oklahoma • 2

THE ARDMORE DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924. All The News of All The Sports All The Time ABS UOLTS AND UNCHES Peruse the Sporting News in The Press FROM THE WORLD OF With Your Breakfast BOOMERS TAKE OPENER PROM METS BY COUNT 11 to 5 THE STANDINGS. NAVAL GRADUATES TO HAVE REUNION ARDMORE ATHLETES WILL COMPETE HI TWENTIETH ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET NOW declares bluntly that all strenuous I 'sports are the enemies of womanly 'charm and grace. Not Built for Speed State League.

CARNEY AND BEAN BOTH HIT HARD IN SYATFEST CONTEST (2tftBnanimpsekb IN PROGRESS IN UNIVERSITY CENTER1 wh0 in the eye of the artist is not built tfor speed in athletes, he declares. Will be Firet Get Together! Since War; Elaborate Pro- gram Planned. Both wirier Stay on Mound Despite Heavy Onslaught By Batsmen. A Complete Showing (By International News Service.) WASHINGTON, April 24. The first reunion of Naval Academy graduates since the World war will be 1 BOYS PLAY AND National League.

OUTING SUITS Twentieth annual University of Oklahoma interscholastic track and field meet, opening yesterday at Norman, will be entered by Ardmore high school athlete. Yesterday afternoon 10 of Coach James men felt for Norman. In addition to the track and field athletes Whitehurst and Aber-nethy, winners of the southeaster district doubles matches, are also scheduled to enter the tennis tourna-I ments. The high school orchestra left hast night accompanied by a number of other entries in the fine arts contest. Eight hundred and thirty-four high school athletes were entered from 94 high schools of the state for the track and field meet, according to informa- tennis singles, 70 in tennis doubles, can imagine a thick-boned, ugly 16 girls in tennis singles, and 30 girls I woman taking part in games like a in doubles.

jman, but not a beautiful woman. The winners at the southeastern i rather unkind to the sports track meet held last week at Durant 'rI his statement that one only are all to enter the This in- has to study the illustrated papers eludes the boys quartet, Margaret to discover the horrible, Boles, piano; Ted Roy, tenor soloist; fioses strenuous sports impose on the Ll" beglnnmg of Mary Johnston, alto. athletic girl, and that the sportswoman Track preliminaries open this after- lacks all the true characteristics of noon. Ardmore athletes who were beautiful womanhood. winners at the Durant meet are being A true solution of the problem lies taken to the state event.

They are; the drawing of a true line between j1 he Halliday (captain), mile and half- sports of the games or non-strenuous a ua 8 mile; Good, 100, 220 and lowr. hurdles; kind and strenuous male sports, in the Arnsby, 440 and relay: Hewitt, 100, opinion of Page. I 220, 440 and relay; Gilliam 100 and Pur the other side of the contro- 220; Hamilton, 440, shotput, javelin 1 versy, the opinion of Mrs. V. M.

a and relay; Tillman, javelin; Johnson, 'Cambridge, secretary of the Womens I Higdon, mile; G. Amateur Athletic association, may be y-Navy baseball Lawrence from Pet. .857 .750 .600 .429 .375 .333 .333 BOY FLAPPER SUITS Ardmore defeated Ponca City 1 1 to 5 in the opening game of the league sea? on today. Carney, Indian twirler, was the Boomer moundsman, while Bean held down that job for the Ponca City Mets. Both pitchers were hit hard, but both men completed the entire game.

Ponca City turned out to the game, declaring a half holiday in behalf of the opening. R. H. E. Ardmore 020 131 02011 15 2 Ponca City ..101 102 100 5 14 3 Batteries: Carney and Stagnei; Been pnd Arensman.

American League. Of best grade Khaki short sleeve, straight leg. Also Sport J3hirt with Knick-Sizes up to 16 years. tion reaching here. Thirty-eight men are entered lit I Holt, 440 and relay half-mile and relay; i taken as representative.

Fielr Return9 According to Mrs. Cambridge, the cro88e at Famt and whole question cannot be decided by merman Henley at Philadelphia, theories, but by actual facts. 1 2nd and 4th classes. L. 2 3 3 4 5 4 4 7 Teams W.

Detroit 6 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 4 New York 5 Washington 4 Cleveland 3 Boston 3 St. Louis 2 Pet. .750 .625 J71 .556 .444 .429 .429 2222 Springfield, Topeka, 5. Fort Smith, Bartlesville, 7. All Fast Colors I 7:15 p.

m. Formation in front ofl Defends Athletes. SPORTS GIRL IS CENTER OF HOT She contends that the most notable Ro" adjnt ioT girl athletes of the day compare very Roll eaU by classes: Navy Kaytiee Quality favorably in beauty and feminine a 1 BRITISH DEBATE charms with girls who prefer to take arcb dinner Western League. Omaha, Oklahoma City, 8. Pes Moines, 4: Wichita, 10.

Lincoln, Tulsa. 8. Denver, St. Joseph, 0, (Called in thirteenth inning.) Recreation hall. DUNCAN LOSES TO BLACKWELL BLACKWELL, April 24.

Black-well held Duncan to three hits in the opening game of the Oklahoma State League season today while Blackwell clouted Stafford and Zwrick for fourteen safeties and won the contest 11 to 1. Approximately 1S00 fans witnessed the game. R. H. E.

Dtmcan 001 000 000 1 3 1 Blackwell 100 201 341 11 14 0 Batteries: Stafford, Zwick anl Ferguson; Markwell and Wallace. i their exercise in ballrooms. Artists and Doctors Aver Poetical test is results, 7:45 to 9:00 p. m. Dinner, Annual meeting, toasts she declares.

My experience of ath sletks is that they do no harm to and 'Mrl hut un thu Unnlrorv 11. 10 p. 9:00 p. m. girls physically, but, on the Strenuous Athletics Are Foe to Beauty.

Texas League. Teams W. San Antonio 8 Wichita Falls 6 Fort Worth 6 Houston 5 Dallas 5 Galveston 2 Beaumont 2 Shreveport 1 L. 1 3 3 3 4 6 6 Pet. .889 667 .667 .625 .556 2250 .250 .111 MANILA SUBURBS FEAR OUTBREAK OF COLORUMS Basket the bargain Read the Market Pi es Saturday morning Midshipmens do a great deal of good.

Isnt it bet- op DaWgren Hall. ter fr a girl to take part in a cross- Thf attfehpc of the 9uadroiwthe U. S. S. New York aboutTexas yom.ng and be shored off the Academy during tbe By CHARLES A.

SMITH, International News Service Staff Correspondent. LONDON, April 24. A heated con- Want Ads for Try Dally Press Immediate results. Western League. Teams W.

Wichita 8 Oklahoma (Jity 6 Tulsa 6 Omaha 4' St. Joseph 4 Denver 3 Des Moines 3 Liocoln -2 1 L. 1 3 3 5 4 5 6 8 Pet. jm .667 .444 2500 .375 .333 .111 FOR RENT MANILA, April 24. Residents of the villages of Caloocan, Novaliches and Pasongluma, on the outskirts of Manila, have to the av.thori-, troversy is raging here between ties for protection against a possible and doctors on the one handj0f working girls, Mrs.

Cambridge outbreak among the bands of Colo- and sportswomen on the other around that athletic should command rums, religious fanatics, which ar the oft-debated question as to whether general support, at present in these localities. womens participation is sports Is an The controversy is by no means Colorums in northeastern Mmda- aid or an enemy to womany eharm. settled, however, and at least one nao and some of the other southern I Many prominent artists and phy-! newspaper state that it may take a' Philippine islands have of late been sicians have taken up the cudgels nation-wide ballot on the subject, on the warpath against the govern- agajnst( and an equally large number 1 ment authorities, having killed 40 con- 0 well-known sportswomen and wo-stabulary soldiers and necessitated the fnan entered the lists in sending of the United States gunboat dcfense their participation. Sacramento to help restore order. The doctors and artists contend I The Manila Colorums, however, 1 that the modern woman is ruining deny they contemplate violence and her losinf, al, her grace and jhave assured Brigadier-General gra(juaiy reducing herself to a con- country run on a Saturday afternoon after business than to wander the streets? she asks.

As a social influence in the lives MacDonald on Socialism. LONDON, April 24. Premier Ramsay MacDonald is shortly to pub- lish a book in which he will deliver his considered opinion on the future qf socialism. The book will be en- titled, Socialism, Critical and Con- CUSHING DEFEATS BRAVES CUSHING, April 24. A batting rally in the last half of the sixth inning coupled with an error gave Cushing four runs in this inning and with another in the fifth secured a marginal victory for the kcal team in the opening game of the season with Shawmee here today.

R. JL E. Shawnee Oil 200 000 4 '7 0 Cushing 001 004 000 59 0 Batteries: Harreld, Hunter and O'Day; Hcnshaw and Wiley. OFFICE SPICE YESTERDAYS RESULTS. 25x90 Feet Second Floor Ardmore, 11; Ponca City, 5.

Shawnee, Cushing, 5. Guthrie, Bristow, Duncan, Blackwell, 11. Crame, through their leaders, they ditjon which she will be undistin- structive. will remain peaceful. guishable from man, to which con- tention the women reply that it is Economical housewives do their JW 2 East Main Street JACK ATKINS GETS CREDIT FOR TEAMS OFFICIAL NAMING shopping from the Presss Saturday i morning Marked Banker- section.

American League. Detroit, Cleveland, 2. Washington, Philadelphia, 3. Boston, New York, 6. Chicago, St.

Louis, 4. Economical housewives do their one and entirely urusup shopping from the Presss Saturday p0rted by facg morning Market Basket section. Qne of the most violent of the -antis is Alfred Page, a famous is Alfred (Page, a famous Apply L. I. WILKINSON, Agent 1111-, East Main St.

Or Phone 1830 Read the Market Basket tha Try Daily Pres3 ant Ads for painter ef miniatures and president Press' Saturday morning ba: immediate results. Qf the Society of Miniaturists, who section. aygain Boomers Officially Adopted as Name for Ardmore League Aggregation. National League. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, 4.

Philadelphia, Boston, 0. New York, Brooklyn, 4. St. Louis, Chicago, 5. 1924 SCHEDULE OKLAHOMA STATE LEAGUE (CUT OUT AND TACK ON WALL) Texas League.

Fort Worth, Dallas, 0. Beaumont, Houston, 2. San Antonio, Galveston, 2. Wichita Falls, Shreveport, 7. I i i- I i 1 i I '1 1 1 I 5 i i For Ardmore Western Association.

Joplin, Hutchinson, 7. Muskogee, Okmulgee, 9. Ponca City IF ))l. Y. Guthrie IT if The contest is over.

Jack Atkins was chosen victor by the powers that be and his suggestion that the Ardmore baseball team be called the Boomers has been officially endorsed by the club moguls, sports editors, numerous fans, and others. Hes the fellow who won the pass to the games in this city for the ensuing season. Consequently we take great pleasure. ladies and gentlemen, in introducing to you the Ardmore entry in the league basebajl circuit, the Boomers. (Much The Press received a number of names the past two days for the proper appellation for the team.

Included in the list we have from C. V. Goff, 002 Main street, the Admirals. From Leonard Belding we get suggestions for the naming of Rosebuds, also "Thorns. From Mrs.

Margaret Foster, 910 McLish, we received the suggestion Peakers. Her idea was that Ardmore means High Peak in the Indian language. Sam Jones, of the old soldiers home, who is one of the oldest fans in years, suggested Southdowns because Ardmore has a classy aggregation and because the team is the farthest south in the circuit. Numerous other suggestions were received including everything from Cubs to Tribunals and Vigilantes. The ball club owners, the team and the pajicrs of the city extend their thanks to the people who submitted names.

'I COLLIER BROS. rtllifj Baseball Goods Fishing Tackle Camping Equipment Golf Equipment Tennis Equipment Tourist Equipment SrORTING GOODS (SUCCESSOR TO DON A. COCHRAN CO.) 200 Wt Main Chuck Waner, Mgr. Phone 507 There is no substitute at any price for an Extde Battery except another Exide. We have the right size for j'ipii PLOT MACHINE BARS ON PLANES WORRY BRITAIN your car.

We Cell for and Deliver LONDON, April 24. Riot machine bars threaten new trouble for the controllers of the drink traffic in England. Aeroplaneg being equipped for the Manchester -Belfast route are fitted fith slot machines which, for 50 cents, will set forth a small bottle of whiskey, a small soda and a glass. No one can stop the slot machines from operating while the aeroplanes are in ths air, but there is a question as to whether these machines will be if operated on the ground. EXIDE BATTERY STATION Pkona 761 21 A St.

N.W NOTE On double dates, double headers will be played. I JIt.