davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dolores star., 1920-06-18

looks, must keep cheerful and un-
worried mind For one reason. the
The Dolores star., 1920-06-18
Live Poultry.
Eggs.
liutter.

Eggs. strictly fresh. case
count .....-.-.......S s.I59l
The Dolores star., 1920-06-18
HIDES AND rt,.rs.
Dc0ter Price List.
Dry Flint tIl,Ies

Quotations furnished by Chad
Friend & Co.. Inc.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-18
Hay.

20. !. ton. .......,
IA - fAn
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-29
MANY WOMEN USE
 GLYCERINE MIXTURE

Seward women will be Ssrpr' 'ed at the INSTANT pleasunt action of simple glycerine, buckthorn bark, rtc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka, One spoon fud relieves ANY CASE gas on stom- a,h OF sour stomach. Because Adler-i- ka acts on BOTH upper and lower howcl it often cures constipation 2nd o~cvcntS appendicitis. One lady re- ports herself CURED Of a bad cas- of howe, trouble and constipation
 SEWARD DRUG co.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-29

Of course, the Democracy of Tex aS indo,Ses th" administration of the
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-29

lief to this country as wcll.-- (Pitts. burgh Gazette Timcs.)
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-29
PlNCHOT ATTACKS SEWARDITE

Now that Clifford Pinchot has come out ot his retirement long enough to attack Thomas B. Drayton in the big newspapers for what the eX-CAil Forester calls," Weaviue detached, unrelated, and exceptional incidents ,ujo an ingeniouSly connected nmua- tive, probably intended to poison the publj, mind. and certain to create q
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-29

The next time England and Fran C. decide what to do for Italy they will "see America first" Nashville TcnneSSean.)
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-29

false notion of the scope and purpose of conservation in Alaska" we look forward to an answer from our fellow townsman that will make fair reading.
 With no intention to horn in and take sides in their dispute, We would, though, chance little bet that when Mr. Pnchot emergeS he will know he has been mixed up in a controversy.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-29

The government announces an IN- tention to deport 400 radicals on re- lief ships. That will afford some re-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-29

Frederick William says he has no desire to return to Germany at pres ent The Grown Prince is not so fool ssh as he looks. Birmingham Age HelaldD
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-29

Uncle Joe Cannon'S opinion Of President Wilson as Standpatter would be interesting Washington StarJ
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-29
READ THE
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 TRAPPERS TRADERS SHIP TO GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC, DEALERS IN RAW FURS

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 Ship direct to New York for highest paid for shipments handled by expert New York grading shipments be kept order that approved Providing valuation satisfactory you transportation charges prepaid Ship by Insured Ship condition Always enclose and address, All Seattle National Bank or In any other manner desired Special instructions shipment -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS ARE
URGED TO CLASSIFY TODAY
THUS AVOIDING CONFUSION

Todt All high sch0ul pupils Who
have not classified should classify.
even u they We're IN ~hocl this sum.
naer Ais" al pupils who clasificl fur
low 10th chcmistr, m tire first psr.rl
and VIII" coull possibly rcarranec
their subjects - ns o. take IL tho
fourth pcriod should report To- high
school building and make tn. change
according 90 an announcement made
s,sIcrday.
Entirely too many pupils have s-k.
II fur low 10th chemistry In the frs,
period: snl more than half 20 them
mus w.. moved from this period Sof 4"
% the pupils can be- removed 10 the
fourth period and some can ~
taking chemistry a year" stated the
principal.
All pupils who have registered Tor
iIlrh sta. genera science. IN tina
fourth period sao'ld cnmr 90 the high
school building q assist IN working
out change Tor this class Third p.
iiud business arithmetic II entirely ,"u
tfuwd.d hut tins en- probably h'
worked out withort trouble. he said.
Al pupils should hiring book cards
with them M'rdav Morning IS S'e''
hooks Text Roolssl cannot bc isai"l
without this book card. Monday will
D., Rr-rly devoted - adjusting tho
number puipl7 IN each class. and ~
lyrirning work Tor Tuesday. and II.
shing bonks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
DEMPSEY AND MIsKE
ARE READY FOR FIGHT
" A.se<ia,.a Prss.

~ Aseofin'~d Ff<aa.
BENTCN HAIiEOE. Mich. Sept a.
Jack DrgnpHay and Billy Mike to-day
finished lard training for their figh'
Nuss.sv. and from nov on expect % d.
only Hight work.
Neither extended himself today. each
limiting himself g. four rounds ~ box
ing. hat putting IN = strenuous day -
hiking. understanding and bag punch.
ing aHa other training stunts
Many Perspns gathered ~ Dempsey s
camp In anticipation II another lively
boui between the champion and Harrv
Greb. but they dld me-; mix very much.
Gre'b accidentally buited Dempsey yes
tcrdsy. cutting the champions tongue.
~ they were rather careful today.
Mis'ie put IN bit % time today pos
NIX for the movies and ws.ni two rounds
each with JACK fI-inen and George Wili
On. The challenger had Sneared his
face With grease - tina; the punchs
would yiide off. and aisD wore "A felt
hcadgear o. protect the Old wound over
one eye. which VA opcDcd recently by
punch from on u his snarring mates.
Miske weighed is0 pounds today. and
Dempsey iss
Neither expects 10 do any more box
ing until the fight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

During the PrcscnI hSnn Bob Mcu
sd tho Pacific Coast recruit. has play
c,l vutlcld third base and the bench
fW tho Yankees lie thinks h" could
pir~ better az "~si lGrv "" S'vs'
Il rather like o. play uutficll
though u'lieN, I could de- t~st 40 first
base. nui II course. being n new
conner lu glad enough e. get 81 ANY
Vhcr" ant I have done ~ We'll as
could don't sinposr ! have - the
league un tirv with ay sensational
fielding. but hl,r lon" NV best and
nobody c1u do amy u",t,r than that
think I can hit anyway and don't h"
l!svc {; is due tu the iicvlicr hill ur TN
ncN pitching rules fur ! always Cuul
sting the I'D ample"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
NO CHANCELLOR e
6. D. ?. VICTORY
IN sTATE-EVANS
STAR. TELEGRAM l0RkEsToNDl'
INT SAYS TENNIS Will SINNb
ny PAT NEfF

s.ri,,,, talk ~ REPUBLICAN. CT
Au..,ican narty. state victory " 'pihn
anL uIffle. unleas the democratic party
uf ToAns N IN the dcgcncfacy 81 d.
., r,,,utt,n" according To Sillima'.
Eyans. staff correspondent " the fort
Wo,th Star.Tclcgram. and who travel
cd with fornEr United States Senator
Iinll,y during his recent campaign Tor
governor. Mi Evans " 81 to Anarh
,n Hotel. lie IN here to start out on \
tour 81 n. Panhandle during which
,im, he will write series ~ deN,i
upuient and Industrial stories, and VIII
attend the county and district fairs
on the Panhandle circuit.
"Of course h, said. nov aud then
I, man who ipst his vote ~ the recent
tiiuiarics will say that he viii not vote
for AIR Ecff or that ne VIII have To
60 hunting on election day. The latter
IL silly baublc. and a man who ~ man
i",igh To- Assume the obligauons 81
democratic primary IL man enough 10
,u,e for the nominee OF the primary,
and will do IL That there WAS a large
majority Of the voters Who stayed out
e.. tn. urtmnries. u seli-"vident from
- comparison IT the total Of the poll.
tax payments and the total vote re-
rur,i..i IN the primary. II IN further
tru. that whole lot probably a ma
iority 81 them. stayed cut because they
did no, want 60 vote either for Az.
Galley 90 Au NCff. hut that dOcsn I
mean that they intended. or will.
~crP'rh the democratic ticket In No
vembcr.
Upon Mr.. Ncif alone depends tho
success VI his administration, and his
attitude toward the def a,ed minority
and the probable majority ~ the Not.
crs that STAYED out. pas-ivcly ncgatiy,
and not afnrmniiN,iy favorable 10 his
rt Mr. Railcy's candidacy will u,
watched with the kcencst sort 80
t,rcst." h. said mir Nctf is = young
Inan and the defeat of Mr. ~ with
.iu. ss IN. victor giNes him an uppDr
tunity 10 prove himself genuine lead
81.
tie should De- WCs; Texas friend
l'cca use. despite tine fact that his I'D
Ncrsary In the first primary. Mr.
Thomson. was West Texan. MIR
S,ff pollcd good vote thorugn uul
this section - the country. and IN
. carried IVES, Texas by big maiOrijvs
IN tho mos: recent primaries.
After an cicciiun the best alibi Is III
! simply say that the other nan got tho
mos; votes" Evans said.
And Mr.. N,if ct them" he added
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
SEw "RtBBiSH COURT"
KEEPS DENVER CLEAN

DENVER, sept Mandates II
Drawers "I1ihli~h ccuri" must n.
.ocytd. according Ia a. Z. Mcdnr..
rmsi ~ the Municipal Inspection De.
lmr'meni
Mc,laris appeared In police c0art
against Charles kangari. who was
.rnsl Tor not cleaning certain prem.
ires ~ ordered by N. rubbish court -
The RUBBISH court" was established
IN an effort 20 maintain cleanliness In
allows and around back doors Per.
scus guilty ~ neglect m this regard
drr warned upon the first oftense by
OILERS" % the rubbish court" and
; hilcd cforc police court II the ncs.
ie,t continues
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
iiOt STON MAN AWARDED
TRtP-SliOOrlNb iIONORS


TORONTO. Out. Sept. AZ. = Wool I.
ward. Houston, Tex. Was awarded IN,
nigh average prize q, the Canadian NJ.
uUnal Exhibition Trap.shouiing touTna.
mcut here today. Ills score was ~,
ont ~ q possible 800. Woodward today
shot into a thr-eccrncrcd Tie IN the
ioo.targct handit ap match. he did not
compete In the shoot-off. however. a.
he had lott for home before the score
was announced. Hc broke IS targets
cut 1t n possible 100
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

clubs who pitch t. isahc Ruth Instead
~ walking MIN fare the hest. according
to George Sisler lie SAYS:
cur pitchers pitch 60 Ruth. From
what understand the Cleveland i'icn
crs do not. We pass Babe only when u
N absolutely ncccss1ry-sRy In close
game and We are leading toward the
finish. aud there IL u man ON with two
49, ". would not pitch't2 any star
batter under such circumstances " ".
cnuid get a chance NJ weaker one.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Grand Circuii Results

EAryt1LLE. Mass Sept :. -Ssr.
- showed the way In the fire. for a 4
The Rczdviiie track today. winning
feature event en- the last days pro.
M q the grand circuit rac~s waite,
= who substituted for Saruard0',
MAR taamster. Won the firv heat IN
ia NTH the Eelding. then cam.
4 IN another IN s03ia.
Groness cochatO won her second
2 Of the wc,k IN the ga troi. the
sending horses being Native Chief
! HarveF1 Sir-an
he Meirorsiitan sweepstakes wen:
Elecfron Dion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
MiTTtR ~ SHELTER ~
Under CONSIDERATION

Tlr directors Il the Beard % Civ
Development met with James ID. Ward.
q TulS,. Okla. last night nj the ci,v
hall relative io the matter uf locating
Sm'lier IN cr near amarillo. Til"
nesting was closed L. the public NJ.
Ward probably wil. leave this morning
Tor TulSa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RACE NOW CLOSE
ONI.l HALF \ GAME BETWEEN
BOSTON AND NfN iORk ~
RACE FOR fENNtNr
Oh A.sneiai.h rfe.,.

NEW YORK. sept 1-Thc American
league p'nnani rae" frightened up tultv
with only i've points ur half game
separating the Cleveland leaders from
chicago in third place. New York's
tctrry over Boston TODAY advanced thu
Yankees e. virtual tie. with Cleveland
which wa shut out hy Detroit. Chicag
fcll back ,o third place by dropping a
game tu ~, Louis.
M ,krcc leading teams in the M.
tirnal league won to-day. and Cincinna',
retained u half gam" advance 6v'r
Brooklyn New York - two games In
back 81 the Supcrbas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

Aiter Vacation Ped
Your Diseoiosed skin


Women returning from the s-ss,d.
euuntry with drowned. reiisns.f M
ekied SKINS will b. wise IN irimeil.
" taking NJ the merrols@d .vas
atment Weatherbeatsn skin had
I c,ne I'll. Tor no amount ~ beau.
ana" win ever make d pretty 20
\ a. The surer. safer. easiest u-,v
she'd the -de<poiied GUTHRIE Il vii
> irsatment suggestsi. Put the wa
bcfus~ rctiring - you would oold
an and rim. u OF neat morning
n asrtn water Minute particles n
~ SKIN r.si cff dsv By day. ErHd.
~ showing the healthy. youfhiui
q tsneath. one ounce 20 fnerroii,ci
4. o6tainable q any drug store. :
1uEh 20 make any dis~oiorei or spo..
I ennricxiou clear. WHIT and -a,fry
: Tie Bcfl7n is % gentle no harm 4.
md and the fare shows no trace -
Use.
Burning heat. irritsiing wind. and
Z are such vrfnkie makers that tho
IS uss q the following aerinrcnt.
- iofIon ~ this season = highly
elsabis: Powdered saxoliie. Or
ncs di--clved IN witch halei. one.
4 ulnf. rsei a q face hath this II
raiendid wrinkle remover and pre-
Nv ~. - -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

Zinn toes to Pirates

WICHITA FALLS sept .. - jimmy
Einn. tar pitcher q. the lu,ll team ~
the Texas league. left today let Pitts.
burg where he will report o. thu
Pirates for duty Ziuu was recently
snld O. the Pirates but u was not "x.
pcctcl that he would report until the
end II the T,Nns league $rssun. \
message received from the ri,tshurS
management Thursday asked that be-
h. cui al once Zinn recently pitched
a nphit. uurun game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
SPEEDING RELIEVES nll
III tith. HAY FEVER

Chicago. scrt. s.-"IIcner,iy.
fudge. fast riding relieves my hay
fever. ~ | told the chauffeur 20 80
ahead and speed and would nav hi'
fIne." Thus spoke Mrs. Ada SIM
pom arraigncd IN Specdcfs' Court with
q. T. Milburn. charged with recklesn
driving.
'Ona dollar plus costs" ruled the
judge.
THANK YOU" replied Mrs, Simpson.
nd paid tho fine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

CHICAGO sept. 3-Bluw your nos,
u yuu nav. appendicitis o. sore fo,lt'
In fact. blow your nose. anyway.
That's the sdvic. handed out by tho
American Naprapaihic Association,
which recently convened here It's In
abe human pruhOscis that the little
microbes Turk. causing ailments q 4
wide variety. They ~ On the nerve
terminals 90 something and cause
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
IIghr Ten.Round Draw
~ Associated Press.

FORT WORTH. Sep, charlie
White, q Chlcago. and Harvey Thorpe.
al Kansas city. fought tenrumi
boxing bugt here tUnight 10 draw. ac.
Uupiiug o. local sport writers. The
mcn are Hghtv Fights.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

Miss Laura Cromwell. Of New York
luni.,d the locp IN an ailplane NJ times;
breaking the reord of 20 times made
ly French woman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

NEW Yoi;k-Th"y Missed t. Cobb
AZ tho Polo Grounds Tor s,atcmcn;
lbou; MAYS which hr never made. vet
IN. G"ur,-'pn fsiicurd his batting aver.
age Just the same.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
:
CAME At BOSTON
NJ YORK DEFEATS RED sOx IN
CLOSE UANE, WINNING ~
NINTH INNING


osTON. Sept. a. New York de-
ed Boeton today In tight struggle
ch was de,idcd In the ninth inning.
N pinch hitter Mucscls high flS
ird safely IN short right center.
ing Bodie and Ward, and giving the
.er n two base hit. Carl NAYS vas
n when he started a. warm W. IN
seventh lnnlifg. hut rccsivci rounds
ppiauso when he walked TO the slab.
I, score.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
MhLOUeHBY Gets.
WORST OF MATCH
GEosEp SrEPrlgNs WINS FIRST
FALL. N FORTY. SECOND IN
I'm MINUTES y

George stephen. II chicago. beat
Bert wllluurhby. of Houston, In n han
,llrsn mnfvh NJ the bafelnh park last
night. getting the FIRST fall IN 20 min
,rcs aud the second IN 10 minutes tbs
to- huld hsing uacd IN both instance.
After the s-cond lali. NillunEhhy an
rintmccd ne would wrcstlc stephens for
u final nNtch, the winner I" get two
falls opt II three. and The too hold to
D.. harl,d Ills claim wa that without
the toe hold. stephens could not have
i.r,i him.
Both Willuurhby aud stephens show.
"a % be- IN fine shape q, the beginning
of last nights mitch ana both were
aggressive from the firr sound ~ the
sung. Although the Chicago man oui
weighed willoughby by about -
pounds. thc lnttar showcd wonderful
sril.,y in breaking holds. M well ~ ~
4, lcnding himrcli stephens cndcavor.
ed several times 90 down the Houston
man with arm.sciSurs nnd other holds.
bat found him too elusive. and not unit,
Wil,uughhy had hrukfn abOa, ten toe
holi' did stephens gct b. i.rf, fall. ~
al times during the match. stephens
was cuui and Deliberate. never cndcayor.
g. q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
PlRls shut Out
~ Assccistsd fress.

BRookLYN. Sept :. - Grimes he'll
Philadelphia 10 tour scaitsrcd hits To-
lry. and Hrvklln celebrated IL home.
u ming by shutuut victory. Tho
po1xerr made ~ hits OF Smith bcsVrS
Ne a,ess taken out Score.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

Cnh. Ilcai HlrnIe.

PiTTSDuHG. sept. 8 Chicago d..
fe1ied Piiu<burE today In a slnning
zane. Score by innings l..
Chlcagp ......... O.V Too 600 GOO -
Piitsburg ......., 100 Dol 0eo 900 o.
Baticrics-CaTlson and Schmidt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
REBsTRIAGaRDs
BY L To 5 SCORE
CHAMPIONS P0IND TIIREE Mt.
LOtIS Si.tBMEN tOR u
Inrs. AM wiz


ST. LottS. Sept . 90 Cincinnati
maulcd three Sc Louis pitchers Cot ~
hit, today utd Won. Luauc allOW".
hut one hat IN the siN innings ~ iitch'
ed. retiring then a. let lircntun. q rc.
lrliii finiah the s.alnr SnnIa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

fs wish 20 thank our friends AMI
fhotrs. VINO we're - kind o. us
frf, the sickness and death Of our
INT baby. Also Tor The many beau.
Il nevers.
an AND AIRS. y. L. GRADY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Cleveland shut Oui

LEvEl.tND. sept. i-Dciroit shu;
Cleveland to-day. Leonard being YER
ctiye with men on bases Score:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Brown. Beat White sor

HIcA0O, Sept s.-Smlihs double.
ewing frffieid singles BY jacobson
Wiliisins gave ~. Louis a viciOrs
+ Chicago today. Chicago waS save,
n a shut out Vhcn Sirunke hit =
,cr. after tuoswere cut In the eighth
ng Score by innings. II.
Louis ............. 600 800 00o--s
eago .............. Oe0 600 0iO-i
ettsrie--Dayls and SEVERED. Fabcr.
kin.on and Schalk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
l,oyaI Nelghlars

PAY Your dues - Madgc hurson. e07
Pierce street. TUESDAY and Saturday
afternoons only. u not In by the 10th
you will Dr susps ndcd.
,Sign~i M.NBGE BUESON.
Recorder
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
.PANTHERs DEFEAT
SPUDDERS 3 To Z
WICHITA FAILS CLOSES Ilu,ik
sEtSON ~ LOSING \ TIGHT
GAME To fORT NUftTH


WICHITA FALLS. sept J - The
Spudiefs closed the home -staon t1lav.
dropping tight game a. Fort Worth.
g. ? The entire proceeds uf the
game to,iay b. divided among the Spud'
DIR ttluKtre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Dallas Wins

" Assochted lssss
DALLAS. sepi 3.--lluWaud Camps
single In the ninth. with two men ou'.
stcr Mniiick had b".n purpU~rly
walked torcd Fax from SECOND base.
and the Marine defeated the Gas~rrs.
8 t. 3. Score hy innings H.
/ alias ................. .nn nlN nNi--g
Shreveport ..st........ 100 uof VOO--J
batteries aud Harkins Gar.
tuu and Nlun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

i.ehOurycauN. Griffin Wheat. three.
has~ hits. Wheat =. Myers: stolen baS'..
Paulcite; douhl- play. Pauictic to u
Miller: basc an balls. OF Smith {.
Grimes ]: struck Out. by Smith .. Linz.
nan .. Grimes 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Giants Beat Braves
A. Ass,et.ss.i rr,.s

NEW YORK. sept. 3--Sew York D..
lcat,d Boston today, Although Tors
wss hiitcd nearly a. hard ~ Rudolph.
he former WAS more successful IN keep
.rE the braves hits scattered
arll... L.. I....la...a- IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Washington wins

Ttif.ADELPHIA. sept. . Ate
ing Washington 10 three scattered
ries IN the first four innings % o..
y game. knowlton. n recruit,
her fer the Philadelphia Americans
len WOO. Score By innings u;
khlngtpn .......... 100 asi 6ss-i,
a,ieries-Shsw snd Charity. NoOrc.
csiion and Perklns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
Preliminary Bouts

The first preliminary Vas n Nv
round bout beiwccn RoS Baker AMI
John Perry. the former being victor.
uskrr was che ncgressU' ~ all time.
and Wurkc,l much faster than his op.
puncnt Al rounds Wcrc IN his ftyOr,
with the exception 81 The SECOND.
The srcuId preliminary WIS 10 have
been an clghtTuund bout between
George StCnchan nnl Bob Harrison.
Negroes. but only two licks were hit
Siorcham mt Harrison and llarrison
mt the mai--in the first ten seconds ~
the first round. Rcierer Harry Meyers
counted H1rri. % out ana had him
dragged from the ring
Promoter carl G0hmsun announced
last night that he Vas cndcaVuriug %
effect q match len nett Monday night
hcivcu stephens. the winner ~ last
nights match. and the Masked Mar,c'.
ui New York. WIN VI thu present time
~ in Dallas H. usc that bout II
matched there viii h an eight round
bout between GcOrgc Sionshsn and u
negro from Lolbork. aud battle royal.
!, u alsu the purpuse Il Mt i;ooinSoh
To- syJrc Pot Brown g. wr"~tle Tor a
finish With IRE winner OF Monday
tffmhf's match
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04

o. A'.ccisicl r'r

SAN ANTONIO. sept 3.-i.rrorS bee
hind lhli Bailey gave the Bears four
unT ln the sixth inning Un uu, hit ant
they wen the opening game q the
Beaumont series
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ssttcd Tor Rucl in ninth.

"+t4As -" " - - - q
tfiatted for Brady In axth
kBafted for lioyt In siIth.
lore By .inningS: "
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ION .....-.......... VNN Ve- lun-i
emmsary-Two-base hits Bcsllc ..
srel. HendryS. MclnnS; stolen base
h; double play. MclnHis % Scott "a
nnis: base On balls. OF Quinn =.
q ;. karr I: struck oui. By Quinn ..
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John Zehc'by probably viii wrcs,lc
with Prank Brown rcXt Friday nign,.
Mr.. Eubins0n suununeed IT, u nov.
In communication WITH Zebcsky. and
awaiting rcrly iron I.m. .iruw,
wrcs,lci with Bachmln ~ CLAYTON. y.
". Thursday night throwing hil
twic" IN eight minutes. Bachmap
weighed ~ puunds and brown iss.
The iirit iall vas ~ 10 seconds Each.
man lad promised 90 throw the Span.
iani twice in 80 minutes
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ssa5 News wsai Aa- hTiHE rr.ulis.
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