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$3} BA 14 3 +1 N a} snn pnacmmne®mngmncnm :y o un it in use : .. 5 130 ie Ti ; 4. p ie x/ se "Greatest Circus" in Evanston on Aug. 2 The world‘s mightiest amusement entourage, the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus with its gigantic 1934 program of new worldâ€"wide wonders, many of which have never before appeared in America, is definitely scheduled to exhibit in Evanston on Thursday, Aug 2. The gorgeous, vastly enlarged inâ€" augural spectacle. "The Durbar of Delhi‘" introduces the multitude of arenic marvels that succeed this pompous panoramic display. The great new international conâ€" gress of features presented in the seven rings and stages, huge hippoâ€" drome,track and the maze of aerial rigpings includes the recently imâ€" 1 * inteid DLX ported‘ Otari Troupe in astounding midâ€"air feats. These intrepid perâ€" {ormerss fly from all points of the compass at the same time in‘ perilâ€" ous forward and reverse flights fhrough space from their lofty acrial cross. f a few of the headliners among the better known acts. There are 150 internationally famous clowns in the gala 1934 perâ€" formances of the world‘s largest cirâ€" cusâ€"the greatest congress of funâ€" makers ever assembled. animals and 700 horses. The:great Con Colleano, tumbling, forwardâ€"somersauiting tight wire star has been recalled from Euroâ€" pean friumphs to join the great Ringling â€"Bros and Barnum & Bailey Constellation »of stars. 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The Highwood Boosters played airâ€" tight ball béhind the pitching of Yeary. t Cuck Zinotti, playing a flawless game at second base, came up with beautiful plays that drew . praise from the fans. The lineâ€"ups 1Bâ€"tavo Boosters ab o M. Maestri 4 9 A. Nardini 5oOd M. Lenzini 6 B. Taylor 40 % Bradley 4 : Swede B The Highland Park Young Men‘s Club baseball teant split éven durâ€" ing the past week, dropping their Wednesday evening twilight game to: Rounrdout by a 5â€"3 score and winâ€" ning a 5â€"2 game from Morton Grovo;i on Sunday. Hickey held the Roundâ€" out boys to eight hits but his mates were able to garner only five offl Huhn. Strowme allowed seven scatâ€"= tered blows to Morton Grove, Next Sunday the local nine will tangle with the Highwood Indians at Sunset Park. | Y.M.C. 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