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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

Mira BsruSsrat seer Hsrs In Net,
pio4ures


pic4uras
Today and tomorrow the uapuI
Bonita theatre uiu ahow the maEtc
piece % Daniel G'rohman. in which q
presents Madam sarah Bernhard as
her all-star company On the apectas
ular photo PLAY. Queen Elizabeth
This 70 one - the strongest sforir
history has ever recorded. and is rl
produced On four parts
Madame Sarah Hernhardta Infernrf
tstiun of the famous virgin auefr
Elizabeth. ia wonderful Her mnrVe
cue inteuiReuce ard astound.pg are
matte powers make IRE historical OF
oideuta an fhe Play a. real as toda
and her faithful de.lnsauon ~ en-
lonely queen makes the original iis
again. All the passion and pathos o.
Elinabsth'a life and love. an Der pri1.
and vanity and the smiles and sorrow
~ her minaied fortunes throb an
thriu ir the oonrollinF realism an.
magnetic mastery q Bernhardra AZ
The flame % her genius has bees
broathed into the dust a. Elisabeth
and the thrilling ease 20 history ina
she wrote Ia blood and tears is en-.
acted before 80 with sfl the charac.
tsrs as much alive a. the reader
owing 10 the heavy expense In 90
curing this elaborate picture for fhi.
theatre and o. tire fact that there q
fsur Ions reels the admission pric,
uil bs as cents for adults and 10 cents
tor children.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

Ne N@@i tnfNas
~Au that Eiitters is not gold" but
AZ Mr. pinkslspicl Ehrcwdiy comments
n II does glitter you can bet Il clint
mud" zine feathers 90 not make
fine bires. but they d. "a their price
IN ths avian market bird q para
disc sells FOR ten times a. much az a
Plymouth Rock and always viii
The above sage remark is apropos
81 the comedy The Real Thing that
Henrietta Crossman brinEs 70 the
opera house Tuesday. Decemher 70.
The Real Thing tells the story q
two women whom Miss Crosman has
designated a. the peacock and the
goose. respectively. They might just
ss Wsn have been called. the bird 81
Paradise ant the Plymouth Rock for
the comparison il the same.
IN this Charming comedy Miss
CrosInan Ia the peacock and Josephine
LoNett ~ the pretty wifc. who neElerts
herself and her husband in a. effort
Co raise a pair NJ children with -
much care aud attention that the e.
frrf - positively painful is thn Fooas.
Eeery one should ufr thus PLAY. thc
lesson that lt teaches is one not 90 b.
lgnared
When Catherine Chisholm cushing
hit upon the story 20 The Real
Thing she discovered one ~ the big
Eest IDEAS that has ever been sis "a
20 tha wUrid iu play form and In The
theatre Henrietta Crosmam'H HuocrsH
In this play has been simply wonder
ful .it haE been sweeplnE and when
sire sppears - the opera house those
aho witness The Real Thing VIII
ses cue ~ the puresi. sweetest cleanest.
hriKhtesf and most Interesting plays
that u has been Henrietta CraHmhu'H
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07


when the head - the EreatuFf thea
trtcal syndicate on earth prociaims
Mutt and JsT ERE financial SUCCESS
% the current season 90 would seem
that no further evidence ~ merit was
necessary such an expression car
ries weight and BE- goes without say-
inE that artistic success. must have
preceded financial success TIRE FIah-
er cartoon comedy is ESTABLISHING new
box once records all over the country
Pour companies 81 forty ave people
each are nuw p,ayinE the four corners
~ tire United States. Capacity bust
uess r. an assured fact before the
show reaches town tt may easily be
Inferred from this that the PLAY n
more than making good. Gus Hm has
made an eiaborats production. - arm
vas hts belief IN the ultimate success
II the play that he expended q fabu-
iorls sum % money in atting cut four
companies before dollar was in
sight Afr. Hilrs judgment Wa un-
orring IN this a. q has been IA his
former successes Mutt ana ieu
with their fsllow conspirators. singers.
dancers ard squads" wiu arrive IN
Pensacola on Saturday. December e.
and wiii appear a. the opera house
for an enlargement Of matinee and
uisht.
A carload Of magnificent scenery.
properties and light effects cmbellished
TIE general effect Patrons % the
opera house are advised % watch Tor
the sale % seats which opens az .
a. m
kindly remember that Mutt and
Jsn never plays % empty seats.
therefore n YOU want good seats. or
any a. al. you must buy Immediate
Ia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
MR.. KUGELMAN
TOMAKEREPORT
TO COMMITTEE
WILL SUBMIT " TO WATER BoARo
AND THEN TO COUNCIL RE.
oARp,No coNNEcTioNs-c. ~.
LAMAR MAKES A FURTHER
STATEMENT.

A usesting q ths water and sas com-
rnittse ~ the city council q which p
KuRsinnn j. chairman. held meet
fnm yesterday afternoon and amonE tho
matters discussed was that ~ connac-
tians being made for Mr Kugcinlan's
new building On East Government
street ths uus for the water mo,--
having tapped the ere line % the opera
house and tha work done 10 city EN-
rloYea
AZ Wmanlrnan made = verbal ~
PLANTATION and vas Instructed ~ make
. written report 20 the COMMITTEES.
witch wul be read az Tee u-eeting neat
wednesday afternoon Tits report WI
then probably pc submitted 90 ths
city council
NJ. LauaSs Statement
r. W lamar. one ~ THE owners n
the ouera house. whose statement VS.
published yesterday morning % the e.
feet that ~ ga not give NJ. Kurri-
man permission 20 connect 20 the
opera house nrc nue. made = further
statement last night Mr Lamar on
Thursday night had left e message AZ
The Journal ofHce for the reporters
who had called on BIN 20 cell up hts
residence. This uas done 81 he request
90 bus Mr Lamar was absent from
home and the little glrl answering the
phone could Eive no information re-
Fardinr HE Whereabouts. It's state
meut last night follows.
e do not recall ever having had any
conversation with Mt KuEelman re-
Earding tapping the ere line % ths
opern house o. ever giving him per
mission ~ 90 "a. bot Mr KuEairnan
Saws 7 did II he asked me for permits
sion I have no doubt that unhesitnt.
inriv gave 81 % him
we had some negotiations ias'
summer regarding running an alley
between the opera house ana the new
building ~ Mr. Kugclman and " was
then that Mr. kuEciman navs n,
asked for permission 20 connect with
Z this Gre ilne-
when hfr Lamar was fret apprisee
~ the fact that Nfr EuEeIman had
/ connected with the opcra house hrr
/ line h. said he did not even know
/ that such r. lire existed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

and fourteen ad3udwsd guilty. Pines
assessed aggrcgated t7e
~ Harrison VS. found guilty ~
cruelty 20 animals and vas fnsd 50
ard costs
Bsrch small ard Raymond shuttle
worth. chArEsd with being dangerous
and suspicious. we're each sentenced 70
serve ten DAYS sentence being sus-
pended on condition that they noe az
pear before the court again.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

We wish % call your attention 20 ne
tact lhat most Infectious diseas=s sues
80 whr8r.nE cough HIphtheria ard
srarlet fever are ceutrst trlias hen the
ct 10 has a Grid. Caamhefiain's Cough
Remedy viii quickly cure q coid and
Ereatly lassen the danger ~ contracting
these disease. THIS remedy is famous
f1r &c cures ~ colds ne contains no
spium ~ other narcotic and MAJ -
given o. q child with implicit CONF
tsnco Sold nv afl dea ere tAdN1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
BOY SCOUTS
TO HAVE HIKE
p A. MCDOWELL WILL TAKE y.
~. c. >. DIVISION o. cfrVs
SCOUTS TO CAMP KENNEDY TO.
DAY.

The boy scouts ~ fhs y 1f. G. a
viii 80 On a hike to Camp KENNEDY
beyond Magnolia Biun today afth ri
A. Mcdowell leaving the Y ~ g. A
az $50 O'Clock This morning with ther
dinufr-uuEooked
They wiil wax 90 the grounds az a
brisk salt and then cook their dinner
over q camp uro. After dinner fhey
vii enjoy scout games
Already ire hoys have visited Fort
Barrancaa and the hattieships with Mr
Mcdowell
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

scod fortune % present % her friends
and TIRE public
Marriage Ia lottery enough without
cheating tho poor devil out of hls
Just dues once you've got him IN your
ciutChsaH
The fourEuiuE remark % tire wifnw
u The Real ThinF" the charming
comedy 90 domestic felicity and "a
FELICITY that Henrietta CruHman and
her talented company bring 10 tbe
urFru house.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
HICKORY CAMP
HAS ELECTION
WELL ATTENDED AND INTEREST.
ING MEETING HELD LAST MONT
WHEN OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN.

A well attended ard interesting
meeting ~ Hickory Camp No. a.
Woodmcn - the World. vas held lhsl
night when oficeru to serve the cnHu,
rs year we're elected az follows
q. C=ChnH. u. Crooke
Advisory Iieut-A W. Arlington.
Cleric. J. OertiuE
Banker F1cminN ~ Brawner.
Escort-E \. salter.
Physician H RorHt
Waterman 81. Gilmore.
sentry Elliott Brown
ManaEsr-F p. Braunar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
SCHOONER TOWED
OVER FOR CARGO

The American schooner sofia hrriy-
81 in port last night coming from NO
bile and win load g cargo here. The
vessel unH tuwet ever BY enc tug
Niary Wuuch
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
YOUNG aHoLp.uP NAM
PLACED UNDER ARREsT

New York Dec e-rhe youngest
"hold-up man" ever arrested On New
York city e. awaiting trial here co.
Day lie is otto Fruch 20 years old
son of an East side taller
VITA Two masked companions.
Fruch is charged VITA waylavinr
pedestrians on MuruinEside drive.
Their afteEapfs at robbery we're un-
successful until last uLrht when they
iurlpcd from a thlCket and grabbed
tans beg from Mrs John =. Oinev.
wife OF a member 0f the stock en-
change The haE contained $4,000 IN
cash and Jewels
MrA Oiuey screamed and police
man captured Truch The other Two
Bds escaped
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

Twenty -four cases were socketed Tor
trial yesterday morning IN ire record
erin court and were disposed % ~
1--WE being continued. nvs defendants
turned over 20 the probation ouosF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
coloREp oRPnAHs noMa

A nesting 81 the directors and thnss
interested IN the hone for ooior@a a.
phans yin hs held a. the home. corner
~ y and strong streets. sunday after
noon. convening 80 : O'Clock AT ars
requested % BE present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

RI you trade here you will
never be offended by the Of
fer Of inferior merchandise.
We might have a suggestion
20 make occa sionally. but We
respect the man who knows
what he wants.
The weather waits for no
man.
Got your overcoats
Regular overcoats in the
widest variety Of fabrics.
rough and smooth.
For unreasonable weather
and rain. nothing compares
with the genuine Priestley
Cravenctte raincoat -- light
weight and protection from
cold and rain.
SIS 10 $50
Variety for any man of
any size
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

Maiaria Causes less 81 Appstlts.
The old STANDARD GNONEE
TAETEf PISS CHILL TONIC. drives
cot malaria aud builds uu the 49,
tenn. For grown people and chtldrwn.
500 tAav
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
VESSELS ~ PORT

orb. No- ga Eas sanuaEo -
CUR Transit ca
Hyuonia. ~ ltta smith 20 John A
Merritt a Co
Mauchuria. Br. Benuett Mobile %
joan A. Merritt a 60.
Merak 1871 Wiser. Rotterdam % ~
A. Qufna Export 60.
Ida span. 11ea. Chraparu. Pert
Tampa % g1f Transit Co
Monkshaven. Rr. 1aao. Mcihurn. La
palnas % order.
Rose Laa, ar. 1917. Potter. Dakar
20 Pensacola Lumber Company.
EaafIands br. 1857. Ltcyd. MOBILE %
John A. Merritt a CO.
Cayo soto. ar. 2f1s. Raider. Tauplca
O. CUR Transit Co
shipa
Gezluas Nor lglh --. Mates %
order
Bats
Blanca. Nor. 1871. WESTWARD RIO
Jazerio % order
Elida Nor. iii2. Olsen. Cape Towu
% order.
FaHauale LaIro. ---. Nnules 20 -
A. Qui-a Export Co
schoons~s.
Chasievoix. Am. az Roberts. NOBLE
60 John A. Merritt q Co
John Francis Am. -sE. vessel
Ponre. p r. % John A Merritt a CO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07

~ you are troubled vita chronic
O.. uElpafion the mild and rrutlo effect
a. Chamhertatr Tahless makes them
especially suited Co sour rasr rur
tslg - a. dealers. tA4nJ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
AND
MARINE NEWS

Cleared.
uslfrte. Er 90 KENNEDY. f5-F. Or
Rrrat. wfth go GOO r. lumber. o..
Lfrarroai with So coo = ~ lumber.
Sailed.
eHrarn. Rr -. for EIvcrrnoi
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-13

Fresh Drugs, Chemicals and Big Line of Sudries, Rubber Goods and Station cry. We were never better prepared to do business than we are right NOW. Careful and judicious fall buying ena- bles us to place in your hands at very price the very best in each of our many departments.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-13
Hestehy Drug Store
 Where your Trade IS Appreciated.

Dear Santa:
 Please bring me a doll with blue eyes and black hair, nuts of all kind, apples, oranges and candy. l will go to bed early and shut my eyes tight.
 Yours truly.
 Pearl Westmoreland. Dear Santa:
 Please bring ne 9 little wagon. a horn, some apples, oranges an q nuts ef all kind will bea good little boy,
 Your little boy.
 Clarence Westmoreland.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-13
Santa Claus Letters
 All Over the County

oranges, nuts and a little wash board.
 Your little girl,
 Bessie AuXier. Dear Santa:
 want you to bring me a dol some dishes, nuts, candy, a pair of gloves, some fire crackers and a cap.
 Your little girl,
 Maggie Billidgsley. P. s. Please don't forget my little brother Owen. Dear Santa:
 want you 10 bring me ma- chine, a doll. and a negro doll, a bracelet, some nuts, apples, and candy.
 Your little girl,
 Hazel Mae Cornelius. Dear Santa:
 1 have been a good little boy. Will you bring me some presents? l want a wagon, gun. a horn, and a new tablet. Please don't forget Guy and David my little brothers.
 Your little boy,
 Dwight Hurshman. Dear Santa:
 Please bring me set of furs, a rain coat, a pair of overshoes, locket, bracelet and something good to eat. 1 live on West Main Street, House No. 115, Thanking you in advance.
 Your little girl,
 kef0n Barnam. Dear Santa: Please bring me a doll with long blackcurly hair. a bracelet, apples, oranesss, nuts of all kind. l will go to eed early and shut my eyes tight
 Your little girl. ll Ruby She'll.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-12-13

Dear Santa:
 am a littieSb " eight years old and don't want you to forge me. l want a toy..horse and cart some freY works, nuts, apples oranges, candy and dancins negro.
 Your.little boy,
 Brice Martin. Dear Santa: IWant you to bring me dol and some doll clothes, a little hoC and some little dishes, apples, orrnges and candy.
 Your little!friend,
 Brady Martin. Dear Santa:
 am little girl.four years old. Please bring me doll and a little doll bed, candy, nuts raisins and bring my littlessbabysssister a pair of red shoes.
 Your little girl,
 Bessie Martin. Dear Santa:
 I want you to bring me a doll bed with doll in it. apples, oranges, nuts and candy. 1 have been a good little girl so please don't forget your little girl.
 JessieLBillingsley. Dear Santa:
 I want you to bring me a doll and doll bed, a trunk, pair of scis- sors, some ribbon and toy piano.
 Your little girl,
 Myrtle Billingsley. Dear Santa:
 I want you to bring me bugle, a doll. a horse with a saddle on and string to pull it by, a little wagon and a bicycle.
 Your little school girl,
 Ruth Wilson. Dear Santa:
 Iwant you to bring me a doll a doll buggy, candy. apple s,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03
.LEAGUERS FIND
PUEbLANs EASY
Win Labor Day Game and
Second Of Series,
Three 10 One

Maybe It was a shame 10 treat Wis
itors In such way on a holiday, but
1.-THE Leaguers dished out the Pueblos
! a cluster OF ciphers az Glenwood yes
terday afternoon In one OF the fastest
games OF the season In true and APP
proved style The score M the close
stood TO iu favor OF Buniyn g
boys. and those who witnessed the
performance say that the JOB was
we'll and thoroughly done
The game was witnessed oy "a
sood-sizod aggregation of fans who
evidenced their approval OF tho ont
come On true fan style Burlcson
twIrlcd for the locals iu great style.
striking out just nineteen OF the
husky Coloradoaus. and ALLOWING just
four small hits during the game No.
Donald showed up we'll for Pueblo
but 'ho Lcagucrs managed to find
him for the necessary trio OF rum.
which gave them tho second 1f '..
series.
Up 20 the fifth inning Oh. story
was "a continuous one of uufau. HH.
ing Then tho locals pulled together
and landed on The elusive f1r rum.
Der OF timely hits Good hl. ..u
ming aud hard work Ron b.. ..".
The batteries
Leagucrs. BUr.e-ou and NHr.
Pueblo Mcdonald IrI Malone.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03

G
NAs few baseball players the history unique
VIZ zion lcog3 John Of the
ic' League club probably
and shot the hearts OF
OFT rS i'oie's as any player who uniform.
Chtorre OF the brightest
hrd a one
d he big the New and 1889 He helped
bring the games highest
1889 the climax
when Brooklyn American association
brooklyn had acquired Cauhe
that time from tho ST Louis
Ward of bac.psa
rivalry existing between close the btees
since Arson and Couiy
ana although Ward easily the batting
stolen base IN the last the championship
result OF tho title might have different
teen times the nine games but outwtns
right time and sliding into second ahead OF tho throw
have been prolonged and Brooklyn might with
other
A Ward had helped lone run in the early innrr
" ooNyn ahead Terry pitching
Yne Ward bat the game hinged upon the
ioo Ward caught tho clean single and
rested rH FIRST " figuring his
that ghwIth
-.a'' - boost him along he decided to steal
watched and
JOBS" mad for safety az the second station He had getaway perfectly
d tho bao Rm demon
E'rdtou IGt lasted "a
~ Ward advanced toward home
iooyn When be- % third like
long OBS hy Richardson the dashing
Ht, 20. au ovation seldom handed ball player
Wards strategy oWVung the Brooklyn battery
speed
Gliding 30 worlds ended
tr I burnt ia In letters Of gold parallels
81 '.sota. UI1orJ.
COPYRIGHT JosephB Bowleso
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03
ownie Bush

0r,1 % star that will outshine them all.
90 addition Loldeu can hIt about $50
n8 le IS fast on the bases
Nut about Bum Why he's no good
700 100 He's slow and can't cover any
ground His whip is also poor-hey?
Say DO had that youngster Ia be sat.
'saad with life uo is wonderful lit
20, fielder and Doe is in the game all
rho time The Detroit pitchers can
thank Owuie Bush Tor the number OF
h.s He r1bs opposing batsmen OF in a
season Without Bush al short. l
rhus tHo Tigers would not look so
formidable"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03

Every year. iu many parts OF the
country thousand. 1r. driven from
their homes by coughs a.I .uus dis
eases Friends and business are
ie' behind Tor other climates. bur
This De- .1stly and not a.sass sure.
better way the vay nf multi
fIies is to use Or KIgl Sea- Dis
c0sr-t and cure yourself 90 home
STAY right there. with your friends.
and fake 'his safe medIrr, Throat
and .sns troubles find quick relief
and health returns o. b..r i1
e0gl.s colds grip. Group aIHnr.
.re .1.el and sore lungs make To- H
rl. .. .'.ss.ue -u. and 81
..' guar1rf.rI .t
.r.r Store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03

II is reported tba. pra...ar SIC
Alesr Of th# Red S1t bias l..I. ..u
Guided negotiation ur fE. purchase
of the Youngstown club ~ fh, Central
league NtAIser desires ta H-, This
club a. farm while Boston vas
playing Boz So Louis VcA.e.- spent
the time Boo Youurs'lRU and also vas
there much ~ tho tim. when tbD team
vas IN cleveland O. is believed that
he completed arrangements
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03
Dad Turned Bach.

luhrId Leo Dowd was turned back
by the New York club 10 the Brockton
club of the New England league from
which be- vas purchased on the rec
,mm.udauon OF Scout Arthur Irwin.
po0d 5 considered a most promising
player but he IL lacking in expert
auce The New York club retains an
option on the player and he viii be
recalled az the close OF the New Eng.
land league season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03
BUSH IS WONDERFUL PLAYER
Manager Harry Wolverton OF New
York Highanders Would be
Content u He Had Ownie.

Harry Wolycrton has a very high
opinion Of "Bill" Louden as base
BAH player Loudeu worked for Vol
yrrtou few years ago and the Yank
manager Is well acquainted with the
Young players ability
Ioudon is seasoned ball player"
said Wolyerton Il think he Is above
thr average second sacker right now
and with plenty Of work he viii round
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03
The Men Who SnccceI

as heads OF large enterprises are
men OF great energy Success. 10.
day demands health To all is "a
fail It's utter folly Tor a man 20
endure a weak. rundown. half alive
condition when Electric Bitters will
put him right on his feet In short
order Four bottles ola me more
real good than any other medicine
! ever took, writes Chas b. Allen.
sylvania, ca After years Of sur
fering with rheumatism. liver trou-
bic. stomach disorders. and derang.
ed kidneys. ! am again. thanks
Electric Btters. sound and We Do
Try them Only 10 cents a. ANA
-ilI0 Drug store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03
Some Real Reds.

The real Reds are not the Cincinna-
ts bu' a team composed OF the fol.
lowing sorrel tops Doom. wingo.
Ams- OToole. Killifer. Downe. smith.
Murray and Corriden. A team OF any
other one hirsute fermentation. so TO
speak would have 20 DO some batting
70 beat them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03

Larne Kirby the pitcher bought By
the Giants from The Traverse city
team of the Michigan State league.
has won sixteen ogt OF eighteen rlmes
This sasou NcGrav has liking Tor
the VI IS league 10 d4r Pred Nsr
Vie out - those ier'hs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03
Yesterday Results

Des Molnes 8 Sioux city
wichita sc Topeka. 81
Denver. Ca Lincoln. 81
Omaha .-u ~ Joseph I-G
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03
SUNDAYS Result

Denver. -, Lincoln. Is
Des Moines. a. sioux city. 60.
Wichita. . Topeka. Il.
omaha. Z. s. Joseph,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03
seventh Inning.

Bankers A. Fuqua hit for TWO
bases Earl FuQua walked to first
then stole second Newbold hit safe
scoring the Fuqua cousins Ncwbold
was caught on second Ware sizzled
out a hot one, with which Ryburn
connected in a fancy left-hand pick
APP, throwing him out at first Fisk
placed one over the fence in the
threshold of Brady Neely's Mon
ming hit safe Euclid Fuqua hit for
two bases scoring Monning Bed
ford went out at first Four runs.
Lawyers Dooley hit safe. but
went out on second. when Monning
connected with Miller's hot liner.
Jones went out at first, Miller TAX
Ing second Carlisle hit for three
bases scoring Miller Ryhurn
struck out. Carlisle expiring ON
third One run.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-09-03
Eighth Inning.

Bankers Daley sent a bombshell
10 far left. which was tagged by
Dusty Miller in the one big, sensa-
tional catch OF the day Ab Fuqua
hit safe. stole second, then third.
Earl Fuqua walked again \ Fuqua
scored on a passed ball Newbold
got free pass 10 first Earl Fuqua
scored Ware was given his base.
but was caught mapping of first
Fisk landed on the spheroid. scoring
Newbold Monning hit safe with a
gentle pop-up 4 wild pitch gave
Fisk third Monning second. Euclid
Fuqua hit 10 far center scoring Fisk
and Monning Bedford hit safe.
scoring Fuqua DALEY got a hit
Bedford took a chance and was tag
ged az third 6 runs
Lawyers Rollins hit TO NeWbold
and was out al first Busby famed
Fletcher likewise. No runs
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sundays Result,

Cleveland. 9; ST Louis 8
Chicago, T. Detroit, o.
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stnn.llnp OF Teams.
sunday Results

Chicago. 9 81 Louis, ..
First game Cincinnati, > PITTS
burg. Q second game. Cincinnati, ] !
putshurs D.