The Normal Star (San Marcos, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 38, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 27, 1921 Page: 3 of 4
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THE NORMAL STAR
We offer special in-
vitation to all Normal
students to visit our
fountain. We serve
Quality Ice Cream, Ices,
and Sherberts.
Williams Drug Co.
CARMON HAIR NETS
2 for 25c
Best Made
The New Theatre
The Theatre of High Class Pictures
The Picture For Saturday and Monday night were
selected for Normal Students especially.
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O N D’ $
Restaurant ^
There is one thing to remember in getting your loved one
at home Something before you leave home, you will want
give something that will last, And you can be assured that
if you get it at Harrison & Merrill it will be good— Give
Gifts that last
HARRISON & MERRILL
GET IT AT
FUNK'S
DRUG STORE
For the Tourist’s Vacation and Outing Season
SPORT HATS TAILORED HATS PRISCILLA DEAN TAMS
MATTIE L. WATKINS
service
CARS
Special Rates for Picnic and Sight-seeing
Trips to New Braunfels, San Antonio and
Austin.
86 PHONE 86
JOHN H. DOBBINS
DRINK
JENNING’S
BOGGUSSHOE SHOP
113 WEST HOPKINS STREET
WE REPAIR WHILE YOU WAIT Satisfaction Guaranteed
CALL 133.
CHIROPRACTORS
F. L. Charlton Miss Frances M. Roberts
Palmer Graduates
Hours: 9 to 11 a. m.; 3 to 5 p, m.
Cor. North and Hutchison Sts. Phone 534.
Batting Averages
Show That Pitchers
Hit the Heaviest.
A.B. R. H. Ay
Kenebel , , .... 37 1 15 4.05
Carlisle .......... 15 3 5 306
Foegelle ......... 41 10 12 292
Mayhew .......... 39 6 11 281
Buchanek ....... 36. 7 10 277
Weige ......... .. 21 2 5 238
Davis ........... 49 5 8 163
Eilers ........... 21 3 4 190
Hanak .......... 34 4 6 17 6
Carter . . .'....... 14 2 2 142
Ivey ............ 49 7 7 142
Coers ........... 23 4 3 130
Knebel was the hitting star of the
team, hitting the ball for an average
of 405. His hits were for extra bases,
early in the season he played third,
but was soon shifted to short, we
hope that he will return to us next
year.
(Pete) Foegelle, altho a pitcher,
hit the ball for an average of 292.
With practice Pete should make us a
good man next year.
Mayhew was the outstanding star
of 1917 who has the honor of being
the first man to knock the old pill
over the left field wall. He also
played his usual game this summer.
Davis played a star game at second
base and hit the ball at a good clip.
He will return next year and will
make a good all around man since
he is fast.
Carter, a Luling product, came to
us with quite a rep as a pitcher and
made good. He will return next
year and- should make a regular.
Snake Ivey found himself at first
base this summer and got everything
Yvithin reach. Crane plays a staedy
game at all times. We predict that
he will make somebody work on the
regular team next year.
The summer team was very suc-
cessful, winning half of their games.
Several men were developed which
will prove valuable in next year’s
lineup. Coach Strahan and McWil-
liams deserve much credit for their
work.
Perkins, manager of the Local
A. L. & c. C. said that Normal tean.
gave them harder games than anv
team except Elgin, which carried
them into extra inning games.
CATHOLIC PRIEST WILL
MOVE TO SAN ANTONIO
Father Dominie of San Marcos Will
Be Replaced by Father Milazro—
A,Iso will be Change of Brothels.
—■——
Father Dominic is to remove from
San Marcos to San Antonio in the
near future, it was announced by
Brothed Joachin Cardero, this week.
Father Dominic will be succeeded
by Father Milazro, it was further an-
nounced, as soon as the latter can
make it convenient to reach San Mar-
cos. Brother Cardero left for Jerome.
Arizona, last Wednesday, stating be-
fore he left he felt sure he would be
pleased there, as he had lived in
Jerome before. He will be succeed-
ed in San Marcos by Brother Felieu,
who comes from Jerome, Arizona.
San Marcos friends of Father
Dominic and Brother Cardero will
miss them sorely, they say, but their
successors will receive a welcome
when they arrive.
AQUATIC CONTESTS
LAST MONDAY, 15,
DREW BIG CROWDS
YOUNG WOMEN AND YOUNG MEN
DEMONSTRATE THEY CAN TAKE
CARE OF SELVES IN WATER—
THE WINNERS.
The annual water carnival of the
Southwest Texas State Normal Col-
lege was held at Riverside last Mon-
day afternoon at 3:30 o’clock. Among
the girls there was strong competition
and it was hard to tell just who would
win out. The contest among the boys
was easily won by Mr. Atmar, who
gave a show in the art of swimming
that was worth seeing.
Results of the several contests
were:
Boys’ short distance swimming
race: Atmar, 1st;Wilson, 2nd; Myers,
3rd; Day, 4th.
Long distance swimming race: At-
mar, 1st; Gentle, 2nd; Myers, 3rd;
Day, 4th.
Form swimming: Atmar, 1st; Rath-
burn, 2nd; Wilson, 3rd; Gentle 4th.
Fancy diving: Hill, 1st; Whittis,
2nd; Hall, 3rd; Atmar, 4th.
Total points: Atmar, 16; Hill, 5;
Wilson, 5; Gentle, 4; Myers, 4,
Whittis, 3; Rathburn, 3; Day, 2; Hal!.,
2.
Girls: Short distance swimming
race; Alice Bass, 1st; Willodine Wat-
kins, 2nd; Miss McCoy, 3rd; Fay
Harris, 4th.
Long distance race: Alice Bass, 1st;
Miss McCoy, 2nd; Miss Watkins, 3rd.
Form swimming: Miss Watkins,
1st; Miss Bass, 2nd; Miss McCoy,
3rd; Miss Remy, 4th.
Fancy diving: Miss McCoy, 1st;
Miss Watkins, 2nd; Miss Remy, 3rd;
Miss Bass, 4th.
Total points: Alice Bass 14; Willo-
dine Watkins, 13; Miss McCoy, 12,
Miss Remy, 3; Miss Harris, 1.
Judges for the events were: Miss
Bogart, Mr. Sewell, Mr. McWilliams.
SWIMMING JUBILEE FOR
BEGINNERS
At the annual swimming contests
held at Riverside last Monday among
the students of the Southwest Texas
State Normal College, the “begin-
ners” could not participate, not hav-
ing had sufficient practice in the art.
During this summer session of the
Normal about two hundred students
have learned to swim who could
not swim before. Many of them
have made splendid progress, and
many of them have learned to dive.
As a matter of encouragement to
these beginners, arrangements have
been made for a swimming and div-
ing jubilee exclusively for the begin'
ners to be held at Riverside Tuesday
afternoon from four to five o’clock.
EVERY ONE WHO HAS LEARNED
TO SWIM THIS SUMMER is urgeTT
to be there from four to five, and be
in the water and have a general good
time. Every one who could swim be-
fore this summer, except the neces-
sary number of guards, will be re-
quired to stay out of the water until
five o’clock—will not even be per-
mitted to put on their bathing suits
until that time.
It is probable that some sort of
program will be formulated for the
activities of the beginners.
Brown Studio
Where You Get Quality
Phone 328
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Shop
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PHONE 314
For a Good Fit and the
Best in Shoes, Go to
Mutual Merc. Co.
Edwin Clapp and Utz &
Dunn Shoes
Agnew & Co.
For Staple and Fancy
Groceries,
Phones 265 & 266
For the best Shoe repairing
calif us,
Ladies Half Soles $1.00
Men $1.25
All work Guaranteed
T. R. Cancino.
South side of Square
Galbreaths
For
Drinks, Lunches, Fruits.
Fresh Candies
PARLOR BARBER
SHOP
IN POST OFFICE BLOCK
FRANK BYLER
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