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(By "Cannon Ball")
“Three beers” I mean three cheers,
the inter-city basketball tournament
will open officially the evening of
the 27th of October. The Army team
will lock horns, or ears, which ever
you prefer, with the ambitious High
School team.
The semi-final 'oout before the
main event of the evening will be a
four-round scuffle between two pick
ed teams of young ladies from Sewr
ard and vicinity. And, oh boy, yuh
ad ought to see’em with their uni
forms on, especially if you are not
afflicted with optical trouble, of any
kind what so ever; they are a treat
for sore, old and tired eyes and the
best part of it, I think, is they will
only charge us two-bits for the pri
vilege, dirt cheap I call it. The
tournament will consist of a series
of basketball games between the
Army, High Sohool and the City team
for the championship of Seward. It
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is also comteroplated to have the
High School girls play a game before
each scheduled tournament game.
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Tomorrow night being the time al
loted for the Army’s exclusive use of
the gym, they request all and sundry
| to make it a point to keep away from
j he place and kindly refrain from
| peeking in through the windows and
i various knotholes, as they claim they
| have a couple of “Dark Horses” that
(they intend to unveil and desire to
spring a surprise over on the High
School mob.
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“Girripy” Harris says he has al
ready bet as miany as eleven ice
jcream sodas on the first game, so
jyou can all readily see with half an
joj^e that trouble is brewing.
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Never before in the history of Sew
ard athletics has so much interest
been displayed as there is now over
the coming tournament, with public
sentiment almost evenly divided as
to the probable outcome. The Army
boys don’t figure that they have any
lead-pipe cinch, but they have the
confidence of a strong team and hope
to trim back the ears of all opposi
tion.
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All the activity displayed earlier
in the season to build our dressing
room and shower bath in the base
ment of the club seems to have fiz
zled out. We have all the necessary
lumber and etc., and the studding
has been erected. So why not com
FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM
LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
plete it? If voluntary help is not
available, why not hire a competent
workman and let him finish the job.
* • •
“Ophelia” Philpot, our young ado
nis from the Cable Office was seen
| waiting out in front of the High
School yesterday afternoon with his
new car. Two exceedingly pretty
young ladies were seen to climb into
it about 3:30 p. m., and thereafter
our local sleuth reports that he lost
sight of them’. After much sleuth
ing, our young Hawkshaw again
: picked up the trail of the same two
j young ladies heading back for town,
I dismounted, as it was no hard trick
for him to distinguish their foot
prints in the light recent snowfall.
After a little cautious questioning,
the following facts were disclosed.
jThat after riding for about ten min
Jutes one of the young ladies asked
; “Ophelia” if he couldn’t drive with
jone hand, whereupon he exclaimed,
j Sure I can,” and he placed his free
hand in his lap. At mile six and se
ven-eighths engine trouble developed
—the young ladies shyly look'ed at
each other and smiled at Ophilia—
our young adonis not having any pre
vious experience with cars, ladies,
etc., immediately made the neces
sary repairs and drove on. Said
Miss X and Miss Y, "You see it does
n’t pay to go out riding with automo
bile mechanics.” After other numer
ous incidents of a like nature, the
girls became disheartened and dis
mounted. The conduct of this inex
perienced sheik was certainly enough
to make any modern girl take to
her hoofs.
FALL-SINCLAIR JURY
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18. (£*)—'Tho
Jury picked to decide the Fall-Sin
clair case consists of two women, one
married and one single, and 10 men,
eight of whom are married and two
single.
STARTS NEW CULT
BERLIN, Oct. 18. (JP)—General Lud
endorff*has withdrawn from the Pro
testant church. His wife at the same
time announced the finding of a new
church of which her husband will be
the first disciple.
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