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The chronicle=news., 1912-11-06

season. The Cubs were second In
the National league most OF the way
until their slump right II; the end
caused by the breach between Chance
and Murphy.
In spite Of all the efforts to be-
little the achievements OF Chance he
left Chicago Saturday night for his
California home with the cheers Of
many loyal fans ringing In his ears
and with his hands aching from tn"
Hr.pn OF many friends who Will not
iorgst him. lie Will always be to
Chicago what he WAS called In his
~ imc by the man who done most To
deprive him oil the TN. OF Peerless
Leader. The years OF his reign nj
the helm OF the Wcs, Side craft Will
always br bfiHh: ones In Chicago's
baseball hlsfory. No matter how
Srca, may u. the success OF his sue
ccssors. II Will require n miracle To
surpass Franks record.
In the six years Chance had full
charge OF the team the Cubs won four
National caEuc pcnnants. two worlds
aud one city series. In
tHe Two years tHe 'hbN taitsh W W 81
the pcnnunt under Chance they I'm
ixtcd second to the leaders. This year
they had every outlook to finish sec.
ond again until Chance virtually was
dcposc,. following his operation In
New York. and that caused the team
to slump Into third place by u mar
row margin. That is n record OF
which any man should be proud and
II Is one that cannot be beaten with.
out breaking NIL existing National
league records.
Chances work has brought him u
fortune on which he car
retire without fear OF the future. II
has made Murphy n millionaire. And
In the whole world OF baseball the
only hand that has ought TO add one
single thorn to the wreath Of isurcl
is the millionairs's.
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PLANT TREES FOR
FENCE POSTS.

While this Ia not the best season OF
vet Il is well to consider the matter
for mex season. Almost every irri-
gated farm has some small piece OF
land which cannot readily be used
Tor growing field crops. but which
might be suitable for growing enough
fence posts to supply the farm in
the future. The most durable tim
bcrs. naturally. among trees adapted
to this region are the black and hon
cy locusts and the hardy ca,alpa.
rhe hardy catalpn. howver. is grown
parts OF this state north OF Denver
and is liable to suffer from winter
injury. at feast during the firs, few
years.
The most rapid growing trees for
fence posts are the willows and the
Carolina poplar. or the two. the will
low is considered somewhat more
durable. The Carolina poplar. now
ever. is capable of making such
rapid growth that 1t will produce.
under favorable conditions. three or
iOur pOstS III live years HItcT VIaH'-
Ing. Its straight. single stem. more
over. Is especially favorable for this
purpose. The timber. however. is
20 lacking In durability that 1t is
hardly worth while to set II for posts
without giving some prcscrvatisc
treatment.
Two coats OF gas tar crcosOtc can
readily be aplied with a brush, after
seasoning the posts for six or eight
weeks. and thus make them OF consid-
cradle greater durability. An mex
rcnsivc tank arrangement. or even
barrel, may be used for dipping the
butt ends OF the posts. by which
means their durability may be great
ly increased.
All trees for posts should be set
rather close together. about 1 by
feet. In rows. Frequent cultivation
during the growing season will. to
some extent take the place OF irri-
cation. Some pruning may be ncccs-
sary during the first few years In
order to secure single stems without
forks or bad branches.
-. o. LONGSEAR.
Colorado Agricultural College, For;
Collins. Colorado.
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Princeton. y. j.. Nov. C. Friends
OF Mrs. Grover Cleveland. widow TO
the late uprcsiicnt. today expressed
their surprise and at the same time
their pleasure ut the announcement
oil her enlargement to Prof. Thomas
]. Preston, Jr. One Of those most
pleased WAS the man who made the
announcement. President John Gticr
uibhen of Princeton university.
mutual friend OF tho affianccd cou-
lie.
Prof. Preston first met Mrs. ClcNc-
land In this city. where he wns tax
Ing u special course IN 1905. He went
out Into the society OF the untvcr-
sity set a good deal. Later n mutual
Interest attracted them to each
other, for Prof. Preston took the
chair of archaeology Mt Wells col
,Icsc. Mrs. Clcvcland's alma mater. In
which she has always been greatly
Interested.
Mrs. Cleveland Is IS years old. two
wears younger than Prof. Preston.
Former President Grover Clcrc-
land died II June -. 1908. at his
home In this city after long III
ness. Since then Mrr.1 Cleveland.
who was knwn as the white Husc
bride. because OF her marriage to
Precedent Cleveland after his first
election. has been living n, the
Cleveland nome here.
The marriage Of President Clcvc-
land and Miss Frances Folsom was
the result Of u romance that extend
oil over many years. although 1t was
a surprise when the engagement was
announced, ss,r President Cleveland
was thought to be n confirmed bach
elor.
Mrs. Clcveland's father. Oscar Fol
som. was n law partner OF Mr.. Clcve-
land. who. upon Mr.. Folsom's death
In 1875. became Frances Folsom's
guardian.
! Mrs. Clcvelnnds two daughters.
Esther and Marion and her son.
Richard r. are living with her here.
| Prof. Preston did not enter Prince
ton until he was 40 years old. be-
cause illness In his youth had caused
him TO give up hope OF completing
his education. He was. however.
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wait and the Speed boys tho one in
particular claims the cerdit) made
But all things come TO those who
The important discovery that when
ever Tcsrcau lifted the ball to his
face. and. apparently very carefully
moistened the pellet. the delivery
vas almost sure to come across high
and fast. while when he passed the
fingers of his right hand carele ssly
across his lips as though wiping his
mouth. IL was time To look for n low
breaking splitter.
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c-Anr o whicsh instructed upc-Da
sans light Prstcn tan dSr OF t h Nav Never
other atoh ctiensM alder daughter Rr of
the land Miss gcrH daughter OF Representa- til
iniplm OF n New Yuku Ienyh lg feet dsum
g mel
t
500 for the o bf u s yh ii n
sam is
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SPORT GOSSIP

"Inside Dope" runs to Nthe effect
that the Red Sox won the big battle
by getting hep to the signals OF
Mct;ruw's best bet. Jeff Tesrenu, spit
baller. in the latter portion of the
first game in New York.
For the first five innings Tesrea"
had the Red Sox batters In the air.
They were waiting 'em out because
they had moi the slightest idea OF
what he was going to serve up next.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-06

George Moriarity. the Tiger in
fielder advances u plan to improve
tho rule for scoring pitchers records
which Is unfair under certain con-
ditionr. Morey suggests that n pitch
or he credited with hair n game at
times.
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MORE LIKE IT.

From iiarpcr's Weekly.
by Jovc.' said Dinglcbcrry Gu
Enthusiastically. look at that girl sit
ting Oh the beach there. Isn't she
n perfect Nalnd?"
Nope" said Wigglethorpc. "Slic
hasn't been near the WATERSHEDS
more OF n Dry-ad."
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II was In the sixth inning this
important discovery was made. and
armed with this information. the
Red SoN went into the seventh period
and won the game by making three
runs. And by winning they got the
jump on the Giants which eventually
enabled them to win the scries.
The opinion seems to prevail that
the Yankees have acquired a valuable
inficldcr in Claude Derrick. Connie
Mack let him go to Baltimore, but
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CFREBRO.sPINAL MEN1N.
GIFTS OF THE HORSE

On July 30. 1912, the worst out
break of this disease ever known In
America started about ten miles
north OF Dodge City. Kansas. From
this point 1t spread throughout west.
crn Kansas. Nebraska and even ap.
pcared In South Dakota and Missouri.
The first two cases In Powers county.
Colorado. were clearly trnccablc to
horses being exposed to horses be-
longing to immigrants coming from
the infected district of Kansas. the
immigrants having In each case n
horse with the disease from which It
later died. From these cases IL ap-
pears that the period of incubation
is about eight. to ten days.
About the second week Of septen,-
Der the Colorado Experiment station
took up the work Of Investigating
this disease which had by this time
been commonly christened the horse
plague.
Powers. Otero. Bcnt and Crowley
counties co-operated by furnishing a
part of the funds and all the people
OF thes tricken districts co-operated.
A field laboratory was established
at Holly where work was carried on
increasingly for six weeks.
In al the autopsies Il gram negative
! ldiplo-streptococeus was found and OBJ
tanned in pure cultures.
The writer has succeeded in re-
producing the disease with typical
symptoms and post mortcm findings.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-06

the Athletics leader tried to get him
back again at the end OF the season
following his Improvement in the
international league.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-06

Bright colors vailed with chiffon
are much used by Paris blouse max
ers. Brocades. oriental prints.
aud lamie cloth are also used thig
way.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-06

II Joe Tinker goes to the Reds. as
is likely. the Cubs will get n short
stop from the O'Daysies. Murphy may
accept Eddie Grant or Mcdonald and
another player in exchange for Tink-
or. The breaking up OF the Tinker.
Eycrs combination may prove costly
10 the Cubs. The two have played to-
sether 30 long that they perform as
one man.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-06

Manager McCraw has an idea that
Al Demarec will develop into one OF
his hest twirlers in a short time. The
Mobile recruit is undoubtedly the
best OF the newcomers and has n
style about him that promises well.
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Joe Wood has been credited with
winning the linal game of tho
worlds series.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-06

Umpire Rigler will invade Cuba
with his all star team as yoon rs the
Mnckmen wind up their trip. Tesreau
and Doyle will accompany the team.
Others who will make the trip are
Sheckard and Lavender. of the Cubs:
Hauser. Magee and Evans OF the Car
dinals: Alexander and killifcr OF the
Phillies, and Hub Perdue of Boston.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-06

The National board OF arbitration
has busy time in store. More than
one hundred eases will be passed on
and decisions rendered at the annual
meeting set for November IL. at Mil
waukee. Every club In organized ball
among the minors lis expected to have
representatives on hand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
VETERANS VOTE Of
THANKS To ]. D. c.

At its regular meeting Sunday af-
ternoon. w. II. Plemons Camp, Unit
ed Confederate eNterans. unanimous.
ly adopted resolutions OF thanks 70
the local Daughters OF the Confedar-
acy for the rare entertainment pro-
vided the camp members last Thurs
day night.
Expressions of the veterans since
the happy event have been couchei
in terms OF warmest gratitude. and
the affair has been the topic OF In
terested and frequently renewed com
ment.
IT was one OF the happiest gath
.erings OF its kind In years" declar-
ed Captain VIII A. Miller" and all
who attended will look back upon Il
with pleasant recollection The re-
iuvenating influence was little shor;
of wonderful. the oldest veteran in
the company growing young again
through such contagious jollification
The Daughters are entitled 10 our
lasting gratitude and highest praise
The banquet, or more properly call
ed, the love-feast, was thoroughly
planned and more thoroughly exc
cuted."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
Famous Pint of Cough
Syrup" Receipt
No Better Remedy Mt Any Price.
Fully Guaranteed.

Make plain syrup By mixing one
pint Of graduated sugar and y pint Of
knrm water and stir for two minute-
Put 2ia ounces Of pure PineX lhfty
ornts worth in a pint bottle, and hll H.
Dr. with the Sugar Syrup. This gives
3ou a family supply II the best cough
Grup at saving II s.. IL never spOils.
!ake a teaspoonful every one, two or
9ree hours.
The effectiveness II this simple remedy
J surprising. IL seems 20 take hold in
sanity, and will usually stop the most
estimate cough in % hour.. 10 tones
y the iaded appetite and is Just laxa-
Use enough TO be helpful in a cough,
D. has pleasing taste. Also excellent
- bronchial trouble, throat tickle, sore
ungs and asthma, and an unequaled
0nedy for whooping cough and Group.
This recipe for making cough remedy
v1th Pinex and Sugar Syrup cor
fained honeyl IL a prime favorite IN
0ousands Of homes in the United States
- Canada. Tho plan has been imita'
-, though never successfully. IL you
- Il, use only genuine Pinex, which u
y most valuable concentrated com-
Uund ~ Norway white pine extract. and
h rich in guaiacol and all The natural
ling pine elements. Other prepare
III win not work In this reciue.
a guaranty Of absolute satisfaction.
- money promptly refunded. c0es with
NJ recipe. Your druggist has PineN,
- will get II for you. II not. send 10
~ Pinex Co, ". Wayne, Ind.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29

Personals
Mrs Willmett OF Waukegan, Ill,
Is n guest in the home OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. a. W Shouts, 1905 Lin.
coin street.
Or. and Mrs. X. L. Rogers have
returned from an extended visit in
Tennessee. Arkansas and Oklahoma,
Mrs Rogers has been with relatives
In Tennessee for two months where
DR. Rogers Joined her and they
spent some time visiting in other
states
Mrs. John EIutson. who has been in
Amarillo during the past week as
sistlng with the Queen Esther Can
tata. has returned TO her home in
Canyon.
Mr. and Mrs Rollie Scales have
returned from three week5s visit
10 Dallas. Trenton. sherman. McKin.
ney and other points in the central
part OF the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
J. wANTED-To buy a good or
ind Gu house for

And IN mouse lor
The J. &C Club meet with Mrs.
Frank Storm, sos Pierce street
Thursday afternoon and the program
Is as follows:
Leader Miss Clara Davis.
Roll Call Titles and Subject Mat.
ter OF Poetical Works of Byron.
Reading" Stanzas TO Augusta. "
Mrs. Sam b. Vaughn.
Paper The Stamp Act, Mrs. Frank
Storm.
Topics Character OF George III.
Sketch Lord George Gordon BY
ron
Table Quiz "Tso Prisoner Of
Chillon."
Questions Byrol Prisoner OF
Chillon."
l. Who was the Prisoner OF
Chillon?
2 Where was the prison OF Chill
Ion?
2 What can be told OF the
strong willed old patriot?
(. How many years were passed
by him in the crypt OF the castle?
g. What is the material form Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
81. Andrews Guild
With Mrs. Cockrell

St Andrews Guild OF the Episco-
pal church met with Mrs. Ida Cock
rell, 1906 Lincoln street yesterday
afternoon and a very enjoyable meet
ing was held The attendance was
very good indeed, there being about
twenty members present. A busy
hour was spent disposing OF routine
business and the bazaar and the din
ner which the Guild is 10 give soon
were discussed and arrangements
viii begin at once.
Durins the pleasant social hour
which followed the ladies were serv-
ed delicious refreshments OF chicken
salad on lettuce ieaves. lady fingers
and hot coffee.
The Guild will meet next Monday
afternoon with Mrs. IT W Galbralth.
1910 Polk street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29

vie Is as follows.
Leader-Mrs J. a. Stanford
SNbiect-State Missions.
Song.
Prayer.
Scripture readings.
Texas Baptist Catechism- Mrs. +
G Shiflett.
State Mission Facts and Needs
Mrs. Sears.
What State Missions does for the
Sunday School-Mrs Marcee.
Extracts from letters Mrs
Moore.
The relations OF the state board Il
the V. w. NJ. U.-Mrs. Grafton.
How the Money Comes and Goes
Mrs. +. A. Warren.
What State Missions Does for Old
Ministers Relief-Mrs. Tucker.
Prayer for Gods blessings upor
our Missionaries-Mrs. J. +. Carder
Collection.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. removing grav.
el. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs. rheumatism. and all lrregu.
laritles OF the kidneys and bladder
In both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles in children. n not
sold by your druggist. will be sent
by mall on receipt OF 800. One
small bottle is two months treat.
ment and seldom fails to perfect a
cure. Send for testimonials from
this and other states. DR.. + W
Hall 1926 Olive St. 81. Louis No
ADVERTISEMENT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF LOCAL CONNANIEEI

beginning yesterday afternoon al
IS 80 o'clock and continuing until q
later hour las; night. Amarillo Com
mandery No. IS. Knights Templar.
held a busy and important meeting.
during which two candidates from
Dalhart were given a fun Insight IN
10 the mysteries Of this branch OF
Masonry.
The school OF instruction in chap
ter work viii open tomorrow nlght
for a weeks continuance. under the
direction o. G. r. Feierhend and Y
T. Joiner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
Y. ". \. Meeting
Postponed Till "Wednesday

The Y. W. 4, Meeting which was
20 have been held yesterday afternoon
was postponed on account OF the
meeting OF the Federated Missionary
Society so the members could at
tend. that meeting The meeting
viii be held Wednesday afternoon
with Miss Virginia Britain. $40 FIJI
more street. and the program ar
ran ed for yesterday carried on;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29

We ran save YOU $3.50 20 a. 90 on
your fall suit or ovcrcoat. Make NJ
provo Il blackburn Bros Clothrirr.
ie2 Taylor. s0s-pr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
Halloween Party

Monday evening at woodmen Hall.
Admission lOc. Everybody invited
70 come and have n good time Given
by X. and l.. OF s. 7O7-ae
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
Announcements

The Junior and intermediate De-
partments % the Cor rregational
church viii have a Halloween social
In the church parl0-s on Thursday
evening
The Needle Club meets with Mrs
r s Thomson. 1901 Polk street
this afternoon AZ O'Clock
Circle p % me First Rarfi-'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29

church will meet at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon with Mrs. W. II. Meador
1909 Madison street, 70 sew.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-29
Birth announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. II W Wagner. So
East Third street, announce the
birth OF a son on Sunday October 81
Mr.. Wagner is the assistant chief Of
the engineering department of III,
Santa Fe Railway company.
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WANTED.

LADY OWNING furniture and piano
would furnish rooms for two or more
desirable persons. Address Storage
Daily News. 307-3p
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NOTICE:

! will pay no bills ercep, ,hos,
contracted by myself personally
r. r. TRUE
2qq-t'c
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Hair Goods made from comblngs
Elite Hair Dressing Parlor. opposite
postoifice. 277-tfC
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''uN Aful u NbfN
pn. one-half cent q wo'f Il ask
a1ue1t insertion here"
on the
FOR SALE Blacksmith
tools. no competition,
general merchandise,
and fixtures. A sev9
dence Two good l6i c,., Al,
Cheap Ed Beck, Gail -.
fi. Carter.
FOR Sale Cheap. 0 ct Mothers
dressing table, good - her home,
I73G. ar OF items
of and Of
FOR SALE-Deering he Fedora.
der Ed Span. Carso3 G Uall
269 ,ilho,,an,
FOR Modern
on Taylor street, eas VI Tue n'sn
Gain ~ cola a, onco Iteration and
Annlv 9oo4 Tavlor lubs of the
wing n spell
FOR SALE-Forty ling, Noyem-
car in good repair. the Cap Rock
live stock. Addre
Amarillo. given the full
z------------ sderation that
~" oALh Verifying they
y, oou mar ano, they could TO
"o'e '''' success OF the
FOR SALE-B a n very hue, ore
tops. full lcat n AZ many imnort.
uie' rnohe have been taken up
Liver! Darn mothers club work.
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WANTED-First class cook for two
in family. Phone sos. 30S-3c
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If You Are
Daily 1
Surely CT
FOR SALE.

One cent u WORT
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@que1t insertion
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ONE CENT
A WORD FOR
FIRST INSERTION
HELP WANTED.

NATE One cent word FIRST inset
len. one-han cent WORT es,r sun
sequent insertion
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4 JAPANESE boy wanted. position
for general house work in the city
o. country. Y Matsu. Santa Pc
shop. 309-sp
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WANTED TO BUY-All second hand
furniture and stoves. highest price
paid Phone 963. 309-3p
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for the State Mis-
led out by the Ladies
)nary society OF the
ptist church at their
afternoon at the Taber-
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FOR SALE Cheap, o
dressing table, good ~
1876.
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FOR Modern
on Taylor street, cas-
gain II sold at once, 70
Apply 1904 Taylor.
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FOR Forty
car in good repair,
live stock. Addre
Amarillo. 2
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FOR SALE-Deering
der. Ed Span. Carso.
269.
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fflNIHIl0n ma
FOR SALE C,ervtb;ng tho,
brood mare and; they could I,
Phone 1853. sr,oo.. 80 a.
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1912-08-31
MADE DECISION UNDER FIRE
Umpire John Hayes Of Virginia
League Compelled to Make Ruling
Olspleaslno to Fans.

Umpire John II. Hayes OF tho Vir-
ginia league tells OF decision he
once had to make that made him wish
some other Indicator holder was on
the Job. He doesn't say what town
II vas In for certain reasons. but
doubtless the fans who took live In.
terest In II will recall the circum-
stances. Hayes tells It as follows:
The home team came TO bat In the
last Lalf OF the ninth with the score
2 to O against them. and It had been
n hard.fought game. With two down
II filled the bases and the next hitter
came UP and hit the ball against the
center beld fencs for what would ordi.
parily have been a home run that
would have won the game right there.
However. in hitting the ball he ran
out OF the batter's box TO meet Il be-
fore tho curve broke. As soon as he
hit the ball | called him out and the
home team lost tho game. Q TO o.
Well, there was some excitement,
and the thirss the crowd called me
can't be prh ted, In fact. still hate
to even visit that town, for the deci-
sion Is still fresh In the minds OF the
people"
The Citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1903-1912, 1912-08-31
JESSE TANNEHILL's TRIUMPH

and that
wonderful left whip
that pennant The tall
won a crucial
team under the
Griffith and the Champion Bosons
found In annals OF baseball.
Of ninth
CHESHIRE
straight victories
Tannohn
crisis Of September IT,
the the
Tannehnls triumph the third sere,
Boston New York
nrstga
Hshanders and they tied the fourth
see howim
the
In
sscoreda run n In the
Orth
aroused champions
Tanneh
ond O. home Sebach proved
the desperate Tapna heart dis
finish.
filled the
a batter
southpaws For New little
go n
burned into Cry.
the leather smoked The
for G
They Chesbro pitched
strikes the ninth with the bases iull? ''''
y JocphB BovIesp