. The Tiger (student newspaper), Sept. 1918-June 1919. he game wasover. Graham didns seem to haveanything on the ball and every time , , the ball was soaked meant a base for j ALS T^.^i^Mthe Sigma Chis on account of themultitudinous errors on the part ofthe infield. A riot of hitting soon gavethem the necessary four runs to Winthe game and as soon as the fourthrun was registered the game wasstopped without even finishing the in-ning due to the lateness of the final score was 14 to 13. I AUNT MARYS- BAKE SHOP Th«n hit the M« Colorado* FAMOUS ACCIDENTS. Doris Haymcs crossing Cascade,Pat
. The Tiger (student newspaper), Sept. 1918-June 1919. he game wasover. Graham didns seem to haveanything on the ball and every time , , the ball was soaked meant a base for j ALS T^.^i^Mthe Sigma Chis on account of themultitudinous errors on the part ofthe infield. A riot of hitting soon gavethem the necessary four runs to Winthe game and as soon as the fourthrun was registered the game wasstopped without even finishing the in-ning due to the lateness of the final score was 14 to 13. I AUNT MARYS- BAKE SHOP Th«n hit the M« Colorado* FAMOUS ACCIDENTS. Doris Haymcs crossing Cascade,Pat OBrien at Helen Hunt people we know. FLASHE FROM THE FUTURE, H The Good Th ngs that you vant or lunches, hikes. etc., wi Ibe most en- joyed if from Au t Marys Drop in I 125 North Tejon — Main 570 J ??«««<-<-c-;-:«!-X*:-:-x-<-<<XX-w WE USE IVORY SOAP THE PEARL LAUNDRY COMPANY THINK WHAT THAT MEANSPHONES MAIN 1085-1086 Where Music is Sweetest! WYCKOFF BROS. 13 N. Tejon St. THE NEW EDISON The Phonograph With a Soul. |The game between the Phi Delts andthe Phi Gams came nearer to a displayof real baseball. Both teams havesplendid batteries; Armit and Ains-worth for the Phi Delts, and Peter-son and Cannon for the Phi Gams; andthe game practically resolved itself intoa battle between the batteries. Thefirst two innings went by without a runon either side; the third inning the PhiGams managed to corner a couple ofscores and the fourth was marked bythe single event of a home run by TomBrown. Nobody was on bases so thefifth started with the Phi Gams leadingby a three to nothing score. Butwhatever hopes the Phi Gams mayhave had at the first of this inning van-ished by the last. The Phi Delts be-to knock the bail around the fieldin a way that made one wonder howPeterson ever managed to fan any-body; temporarily, the Phi Gam blow-up was complete and by the end ofthe inning, the score was five to threein favor of the Phi Delts. Both teamsthen tightened up a
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