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Show FAC3 reus. TIIE EVXNIKG JIEnALD. TUESDAY, LIAY 5, U2X Goat xk- ' SP0aW;JTS - r COUGAR NET Cleveland Washington 1I1WMUR IN OUR STORE ....... Philadelphia 11 St .4 ....:.,.... .. .T2J . " T U Detroit mlA J2CJ .........4 XI .....,..,..fw14' Boston ; Mi i 10 lork , Sew, .26J .2 Continues throu ghout the week. LOG AX. May 3. The Brlgnam MMday Kulta. Voung nitlmsity tennla. men Boston at Washington puetpo&ed ; "' cinched the auto tennla title rain. .' ... t ., Monday afternoon when they : took , Chicago at OeTeland, postponed; the measure of the Utah Aggie rain. by winning all five of the i At New , York Philadelphia 8, ( matches played on the U. A-- C Xew'York t. 1 . . ' .. court a - At 8t Louis iVtrolt 4. St. LouU The Cougars began by winning both doubles matebe. ' Buck Dixon and Knight Allen, after losing the NATIONAL LEAGUE, first aet to Lund Johnson and Mike . Woa. Uwc IM. prenthley of the Aggie team, settled 4 .733 down "and annexed the next three Sew York 1 sets. Johnson and Brenchley started CineJanatl ..10 : T - lasS off with a dazzling amy of drives Chicago and flashy wt playing that baffled .400 the "J" men,' but the Prorolte came Brooklyn back atrolii In tb second aet and Pittaburf did not allow, the Aggies to get a Boston 10 .ST3 came. The scores 'for 'thla "match ;St. Louis' were , Mondnya ffteanlta. Lee Buttle and Monty Groesbeck Cincinnati t Chicago gam post, took the measure of the Vernon brothers, defeating them in straight poned ; cold and wet giMtada. At Boston Bnxklyn S, Boston . sets. , The Cougara took the first aet At Philadelphia New York 12. but the easily with a score of Aggie men came back in the second Philadelphia set and led at only to see the Only three game ached uled. , Remarkable rsavings in Silks, .Ginghams; Voiles, She xDomestics. Draperies. Shoes. Hosiery- - ett iy prae-tlcal- . IS NOW NEwMfs' at 6-- l i 7-- , Come early . 6-- estob-l)xhe- 3-- 1 , -- we sold out our last ... ,Xuud Johnson, youthful Aggie tenacorl" 'into Back nla ace, threw' Dixon when he ran up a lead In the first set of their singles match and took the second set with a score Wednesday Special of ' 6-- the Ml OF, - ? ' - t t a ' In the second set the Aggies again lead and forged ahead ran up the at Dixon took a love game at CUICAGO Stanislaus Zliystko, Polish wrestler, defeated "Creek George" KotsonaroA in two siraigt ' . alls at the Coliseum here, , ling, painting, putting in new panes of glass and doing other necessary the things, such aa reconstructing ..' chluiuey. Services are now being conducted la the building by a visiting minister. Bsfort long it is planned to have a permanent resident minister . there. . 3-- 1 Limit, 10 yards to a ;. i . customer 59crard , Silk Striped Tissue Gingoo hams, new patterns Tunic Voiles in printed and per yard per yard tunic'patterns . .Speedster Stopped For traffic vhdator were reaped in the usual uuday harvest of the sherifr Two of them appeared before the city court Monday ntorntivg and were fined 10 each. The .other two taiW to piear and will e brought 1 fore the cpnrt on a bench . . CQ ?r vr : " ' ; :...: , . t We sell only CERTIFIED used: Ford cars; if you pay more than pur price, you pay too much.'See"'usIirstV;?,1-'v:lANDERSON FORD GARAGE e. - tf4s"'ageV'blifwlt'ncrer before an onslnqght of cleverly placed drives that kept hiin running from one side of the court to the other. Johnson captured the second set with a score of but slowed up in the final set and lost to the Provo man, . Hunter Manson of Provo took the measure , of Don Parkinson in straight sets. Muusou won the sets outwitwith scores of ting the Aggie player with a flashy net game and drives that J'arkiusoa was unable to handle. In the final singles game of the day Iee Buttle hammered his way through Captuiu W. Vtruoik, Jr., of the Aggie team. Buttle annexed the fifth match of the day with scores of . 1 . , - '- rv " 6-- CENTER ' . PROVO 6-- LONG DISTANCE RADIO : SHEETING 4 . WEST "pARAMOUNrnvE r 9-- . I 4-- - : : Pequot Bleached lOlc i 2 HOPE MUSLIN; :25c : 4-- HOME ...U' yard , Special Wednesday bags : 3-- 1 ' Printed "Crepe De Chine, new patterns JT CQ 4p inch ' Shopping ...... .... luce, aet slip out of their grasp. Buttle and Groesbeck played a careful game. The scores of the sets 6-d were The Angles lead In the third set; a which vanished when Buttle put' in several clever sideline shots that net- tecPthe "Y" den two games in a row. - Leatherette .............. ................ . '- E. .... 6-- ,1'.. 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