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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Marrnniy Deeds.

u. u. Motion 20 q. V. blackwell. lot
block i2s. Plcmuns Addition. cOnsid
ration $4,000.
Arthur ". Hart q al. to Mrs. WI
liam Hart. lot II. block 8. san Jacinio
addition. consideration s22O.
Amarillo Implement Co. 10 Eugine
Nhiiluw. lot .. block i2O, san Jaclnio
Idition. consideration $40.
I. l.. Durham to Mrs. u. NJ. Oliver,
tot :. block 13j. I'lcmcons Addition
consideration S65O0.
Amarillo Lumber Co. to Nicholaa
Folk. lots a. and 20. block 40. Mirror
,dtiun. consideration $4,000.
W. \. Mayficld TO J. H. Mcdaniel
: aud northwest ia W section 2, block
\. u. and NJ Addition. consideration
$4,000.
Transfer.
W. W. Willmcring t. W. II. Fuqua
Is. rnri :. block -. q. and ; Add
ion. consideration s..
l.. \. Wells to tinted Savings Bank
4 4. block . 23S. rlcmuns Addition
onsicrution ti5oo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
4 PRISON SONNET.

written 10y a Convict In the Minnesota
pcnltontiaryl
dreamed the woman who ls all my
care
Had stretched her arms to me. a
wcakllng's tear
Dropped 10 my cheek unbiddcn. near,
M near
She seemed. strovc 20 touch In my
despair
The empress coronal uf nighthuvd
hair
But anguish craven ON her face /
read.
And In slddcn agony of dread
] forced my lips To uuacyustu.ncd pray
az.
III Thou art Cod. despite my unbclici.
Guard her who hath not s.nn,d
against Thy word.
Who had not Knocked Thee in her deep
deepest grief.
40 shall my mouth rcyllc no more q
Lord!
Sleep veilod from me The splyndor ol
hcr eyes.
Who knows II Il be thus that he te
plies?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

lutoly necessary that they be- Inside
the Panhandle office hy eight O'Clock.
Candidates who are NJ the office D.,
eight o'clock win bc waited upon IN
order n their arrival. Just w long
M they are inside the office all viii
ho waited upon no matter how long
II takes. In this way everybody will
be- assured of having their votes ..
sued.
Ruling Made on Votes
Special ruling IN being made 10,
some IT the uut.oft town candidates
should they decide 90 come to the of
flee on the closing night subscrlp.
lions arriving from either Panhandle
~ Miami on the eight thirty train vii.
%" allowed ample time for arrival n,
the Panhandle office by special delly.
cry. These letters being mailed late
IN the evening and much before eigh;
o'ci"ck will be- perfectly far 10 All
should either ~ the candidates On this
railroad line arrive ON this snne train
their subscriptions viii be- accepted IN
~ f'ffNf"A WI NtNAAf AfANNl NNtfltlNi
they have been travelling since lnt,
evening ana not out getting subscrip
tons
Must Write Out Orders
Candidates must bear In mind that
see win not issue votes tn anyone un
lcf. they have their subscription
written out in regulation subscription
books II they are not IN suhscFin
lion books ON regulation office record
SLIPS We win not take the time 1,
~ out Tor them.
Come a. the office early. There
nothing to DO gained By waiting. II
vou are going to hope a. win IN.
5000 Overland and have subscription
a. hand In "Wednesday night. voi
might just as well hard them In early
and secure your votca. Come early
avoid the rush. DO soi figure yor
are the only one who VIII wait unit
The last II viii be much more pleas
ant 10 ret ;o the office early and hav,
vour votes and not 70 have a. wait
Tor others to b. waited upon who hav,
arrived ahead ~ you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Miss Ruth aud Edith RailIff Entertain
With Christmas Dinner Party

One Of the most delightful of ia,
holiday social events WIS an infOrma,
dinner. given by Miss Ruth and Edith
l,atliff. ON Monday evening. q; their
home on 1909 Van Buren, street.
4 Christmas color scheme was car
ried out most effectively throughout
the rooms. where hrighis spylf,s oi
holly and mistlctoc were used IN
abundance.
After q delicious turkey dinner. M
merous games and music were enjoyed
10y the following guests:
Misses Mary Louise and Ruth I.nv
Ing. Edwcna Allen Gcun and Fri.
Gustavis aud the hostcsscs. Misses
Ruth and Edith Ratliff.
In this gathering Ut school girls VIII,
ar home for the holidays. the follow
ing schools were represented: Ahilcn,
Christian College. College ~ Indus
trial Arts. Denton. State University
Austin. Kidd Key College. sherman
nnd the Amarillo High School.
Notice. Members Ahcnaeum Club
The party to have been given on
friday evening hy the members Il IN
Athenacuu club nj tho home II MR.
J J. Crume. siio Polk street, IA,
l.een postponed indefinitely.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
K!RScH. billiard and JEFFRIES
WILL Be JUDGES IN CONTEST

The gentlemen who have agreed To
act as judges of The Daily Panhandle
subscription cuntort which viii close
~ eight o'clock "Wednesday night, he.
comls'r 2ath. are Louie kirsch, pro.
prictor The Louie store. Il, A. Icf
ferries, assistant cashier Guaranty
State Rank. and W. A. Willard. man.
agcr ~ The Fashion Store.
These Judges viii take charge of tho
votes ~ the contest ~ soon ~ pos.
Mblc after eight o'clock Wednesday
night and will proceed to count them
and arrive M the highest totals ~ ~
a. declare who are the winning can.
didatcs
Judges t0 Count Remainder
All votes which have not been count
eel by the contest people win be count.
"d by the Judges ana the total they
got viii be- added to the totals show.
lng In The Daily Panhandle. IN thiS
way the sum total 81 each contestant
viii be- found.
The total In the Panhandle Tor Tuos.
day will remain unchanged for
Wednesday night ana unless cnrrec
lions are mndc by the candidates by
noon 81 "Wednesday those totals viii
be- accepted by them ns correct 40 far
IA She counting 81 the contest people
has gone.
Have Right 10 Check
The Judges VIII have the right ~
check All votes which have been
counted by the contest people should
they desire Ia do So Should any can
d.dntc not feel satisfied everything
VIII be- IN readiness ~ have com
pletc check ~ every vote ballot
al votes viii Doe counted IN public
There is nothin Cyhateycr secret about
the final counting. ana candidates and
~ Oth"rs who m1v De- In any way
interested are invited 10 be- nj The
Panhandle offic" about olghtthlrty
vixen the counting shogld start.
Must BE In hy \ T.. VI.
n Is not necessary for candidates
- be- present unless they wish 10 NJ.
tend or unless they have subscrip.
ilrns 10 hand In for the contest. For
imarillo candidates IL win be abso
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Gift Of the Snow-Kisseel
Pines of the North

GIFT Of the snow Kissed piles If the I
Your nose viii harhai cvii RUS. D.,
loi allow them to waste your vitality
Use nj once Mnyr's Pine Needle Balm
md check them M the beginning. bis.
regard ~ common colds is onc ~ IN,
causes for the appalling death rate from
Ia mud pneumonia In The las, few years.
ColfS nre Infectious aud dangerous
Keep = tuba II Msy1's Pine Needle
BALM ~ the hYusc aud at the first
mggcsiion Of a cold apply Il e. the
nos" Cnnrrh.that embarrassing and
Troublesome condition clears up guicl.
" when Mayr's Pine Needle Iialm Il
used Sold M two silcs--30c and COO
'uhcs. Free trial hy writing Gen. ~
Mnyr, 2i9 w. Austin Ave. Chicago
Mayr's Pine Nocdlc Balm ~ for sale D.,
:. VI i,1n'hl Drug Co. and druggists
everywhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Fake Solicitors Are
Being Complained Of
by Volunteers Here

That fake solicitors are appearing
In q number Of towns In the panhhn
die aud seeking contributions In the
name NJ the Volunteers Of America. II
the statement made by members ~
that organization In Amarillo who nro
urging that no money be- paid TO nns
save duly authorized solicitors for the
organization
II WAS stated that word has como
frum plainvlow. Chldrcss and Lui.
book that collections had bcon made
there about which the local urganizi
ton had heard nothing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
The Roand Dozen club Enieriains
With a Christina. Dinner

The member ~ the Round Dozen
Club entertained their husbands az "a
delightful Christmas dinner. Monday
evening al O'Clock. az the home OF
Mrs. l. q. Wilson. 1878 Pierce street
The guest rooms and tables werc
beautifully decorated with sprigs of
holly ard mistlctuc and other yulc.ti a.
emhlcms. while dainty Christmas
Tluc cards. marked the places 81 the
guests.
After a delicious turkey dinne:.
games and music were enjoyed until
an exceedingly late hour
Those present We're: Rev. and Mrs
Il Thomson. Mr.. aud Mrs 1 H. d..
Vi'S. Afr. and Mrs. Or. Flamm. Nj
and Mrs. Ben Smith. Nj. and Mrs.
u. T. Black. Mr. and Mrs. H. T.. John.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. \. Kcck, Mr.. and
Mrs q. 4. Broome. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
q. Taylor and AIR. aud Mrs. /. o
Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
NIis.innnr, Snrlri, m Meet

The Missionary Ladies II the Second
Baptist Church VIII enjoy nm hour IN
the church parlors Wednesday. Every
lady Of the church h urged "a IT, pres.
ent Refreshments will be- served ful.
le.ing the program.
Theme-Chinn.
Hymn.
Scripturc--i.ukc rs: III
Mrs. Webster
Praycr--"Thrt our Giving MAY Re
an Act of Worship" Mrs. ThnSton
Rcadlng-"Thc Miracle 1T Ills Love"
Mrs. Grlswoli
China-"Its Need Mrs. Davenport
PROM Dragon tu Flag Mrs. $ ~
The Republic NJ China Mrs Porter
Fighting the Real Dragon 81 China
Mrs Wilton
Chlna's Future Mrs. Po1rcc
China's New Woman Mrs. Collier
Our china Mrs. ThaNton
Campaign Results Mrs. i,ol,
Hymn
Prayer Mrs. Crlswoll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Lyceum Singers Are
Pleasing to Crowd

The Lyccum Singers. quartet. ap.
p"arcd ~ the First Christian church
last evening and delighted "A large
audience with many popular and elias.
seal selections. Many believed that
the number on the Lyccum course last
evening WAS the best that the local
people have yet enjoyed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
COUNTY TAN COLLECTOR
NOIlD ISSIE NEW SEALS

County Tax Collector Ben Goldlng
In anNious that tho owners of nutomo
biles begin the payment Of taxes NJ
The earliest possible date IN order that
There viii be- no great rush during ~.
last days Of January lie n now ready
To issue 1921 license seals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
soclal No.r, nnd Per.onal MenlIon.

Mr. Louie Patio. who Is roon T. re
iurn to Galveston To- RESUME his stud
- is ID, holiday guest OF Charles L.
tifrDu
Mr.. j. W. Puokctt, ana Mr.. u. X
'Icl,ctt we're called to whitney, Texas
hy the Illness and death Of their moth
g.. Mrs q e. Pickett. who passed
away az four O'Clock Christmas morn
INK.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Circle No. Sis Of First Baptist Church
10 Iie Entertained

Circle 80. six Of the First Baptist
church viii be- entertained with a XII
party an "Wednesday evening ~ T'3H
o'clock at the home ~ Mrs. n. T.
lrcry 1894 Harrison street. An In.
i'rcsting program has been arrange
fnr the evening. and II IN hoped that
every member IL the society VIII be
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Kisses Eri. and Gean Gusiayus Enter
taiu al Iunchen'l

Misses Ers and Gem Gustayus ca
ruin 4 fcw ol their friends nj ont
cloak luncheon yesterday ut their
nmc on lOio Madison stree The
iousc was artislically decorated with
variety oi Christmas decorations aud
tiur delicious rcpast. AN afternoon
music and merry conversation was
rinycd. The guests ol the occasion
crr. Misses Ruth aud Edith l,atlI''
M Miescs Mary Louise and Ruth Low
~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
social Note, and Personal Mention.

Mrs. q. r. Morris ~ oklahomr
city. II the guest ~ her parents Mr.
end Mrs. u Humphreys. iioO IIarri.
son rtrect. during the holidays
VIZ. and Mrs r. T. Durham lot
Monday for California where they viii
spend the winter months
Mr. David : CLARK. who has hccu IT
/, ndinR pcrdu". NJ lafayette. Ind. this
winter Is spending the holidays In Anna.
rillo.
Mr.. and Mrs James G. Phillips. of
Topeka. Kansas. who have been IN
guests ~ Mrs phiilips' parents. Mr.
and Airs 4. y. Never during the hol.
days. have returned home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
WatchPariy 10 IH Given by
Ii EnliI Clrh

Tho members ~ the ~ Fciiz Clut
vim give watch.plrty on Friday eve
ming NJ 73l o'clock NJ the home Il
Mrr. Olin Hardy. 1901 Van Durer
street The event IL expected to b.
, dclightful one. and II IL urged thu:
~ members lc present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
nclishiful Watch.Party Ia be Given By
The Eastern Star

The Eastern stars viii entertain witt
o. ntch.parly. Friday evening az 1:3'
uclock. az the Masonic Hall.
An Narons aud their families ar
cordially invited
Signed ROSE WATKINS. W. NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
ROLLOF HONOR

Mrs. Hattie Kcgans, llS TAYLOR ......... an a.
Mrs John Holmes, Panhandle ass GO
Mrs. O. K. Sowell Ioi buchanan ......... ! ,s, n,
N.''' louise hnroV S North buchanan 49,
Miss Catherine Zimmerman 9oT Monroe ........L1soSSc
".SS Iueha turner -o buchanan $50
Mrs T. L. Nandiver. gD Lincoln Sof
Mrs. J. i. Close Spcarman zee ooe
Miss Marguerite Hickman, Miami o6s ooo
"'le o'' COL an fareh .glOlc
MIS- 4 Lewis 1905 Fierce .9s796c
Miss Gertrude Lands lIoO Jackson 800
Mr. Clarence Edwards io VALIANT 3eo qie
Mss E|abeth Mcl)uit Plainvc" o soc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Meeting VI the Wom1n's club Post
noued

The meeting 81 the wOman's Clui'
nls tp tc held on Thursday afternoon,
N's been p'stponcd until January laih.
nd win meet at that time with Miro.
:. I. Ware. 1910 rolk Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Serial Nets and Personal Mention

Mrs. ". W. Buren, has hecn called
o. wichita Pals. Texas. on account
a the serious Illness of her niece.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

Chstman-Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth chat
man. a. Cinyon. died at I o'clock this
morning In Canyon M the age 81 %
ears Funeral scr,icss VIII be- held At
40 o'clock this afternoon at the Rap
~ chur,h Il Canyon. conducted hN
lev. T. v. Fronohargcr. and burial VIII
be In Drcamland cemetery,
Ms chatham wss the neither 81 Z
Z. Preceding ~ Canyon.
The Griggs Undertaking Company Of
NTarillo had charge of the funeral
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
NoiIcr 10 Public.

l am no longer connected with the
Collyrium Medical company. and will
not be- responsible FOR debts made un.
der said name.
Signed ]. p. DROMERT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Ha1aW Il HvA1v

Thursday afternoon al the home Of
A!rs. e. -. overly. 7oG West Eleventh
street.. promptly ~ ESQ o'clock. Al
o. omhors are urged to he present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29

las AniigsS Cub
the fss Amigas club win meet on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-29
Mortuary

Nhiiccoiton--E y. Nhitccoiton, age
y wears. died al local hospital at
ono o'clock this morning. lie became
icl. here Yesterday afternoon. and was
rushed 90 tho hospital. His parents AMI
,thcr relatives In Kansas were no;i'
bed. and they will arrive hero Ca take
charge ~ the body tomorrow.
The body IL being held at the Griggf
Undertaking Company Tor tho present
until the Young mans parents arrive
Mr.. Whiiccotton was a member oi
the American Legion. u " stated. and
VA. also a member 81 the Methodist
hurch.
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
SIR THOMAS TELLS
OF NEWEST YACHT
Shamrock " Is Different Sort
Of Boat From Others, Says
Challenger.

LONDON. May 1i.--"I think have
a better chance to win the cup than
ever had before" declared Sir
Thomas Upton when questioned re-
garding his challenger. the Shamrock
~. which will compete for the Amer
ica's cup In July.
The Shamrock ~ is different from
any boat that has ever been built"
continued Sir Thomas. "She has been
built for the purpose OF lifting the
cup and honestly believe that she
will succeed"
"Just how the Shamrock " differs
from any other yacht ever built can
only be properly eNplained-and un-
derstood by practical yachtsman
and some of the things must. OF
course. be kept secret. 1t must suf-
fice, therefore, TO say that the Sham
rock IV Is new kind OF boat and
that she has "a better chance of win
ming the cup than any OF my preyi-
Gus craft.
II expect to leave England during
the last week in May or the FIRST
OF June and arrive in New York
within seven days. Many of my crew
are In New York now and others will
be there shortly. Every man IL filled
with enthusiasm and the desire to
tnt cup pdNh W lHls sue oi tHt
Atlantic. / am certain that they will
bend every effort to what the same
time being willing to accept defeat
in the true spirit OF sportsmanship.
"All l can say to the American
sporting element-and this consists
OF the entire country as far as | have
been able to judge-7is that ] am com
ing over with the determination to
win il ] can do so by fair and sports
manlike means, but II / lose once
more, ] am certain that / will bring
back with me, instead OF the cup, the
continued good will of the American
public.
There Is no finer nor cleaner sport
than yacht racing nor one that
brings out better the good qualities
of it's adherents. So let us have the
wish that we have had for so many
years: Here's that the best man
wins. and good luck to the loser in
his next attempt"
The Washington times., 1920-05-14

good reason to say that Il has fallen
away as q sport
Very little sportsmanshlp would be
In evidence IN match In which a
man of Dempsey's size and heft was
sent against a light lad OF Car
pentler's build.
sport is only possible when men
OF equal qualification meet in a con
test. IL one contestant outrivals an
other by a vide margin the match
ceases TO have any semblance TO
sporting contest
Never Saw Such a Hitter.
Those who watched Dempsey put
away Jess Willard In Toledo last July
cannot fail 10 appreciate the wonder
ful ring qualities possessed by the
American title holder In my long
experience as devotee OF boxing /
cannot remember ever seeing such a
powerful hitter as the present title
holder.
"The way he hammered down Will
lard from the first bell TO the last mo-
ment OF the third round is proof that
the man who confronts him must be
a rugged lad or else suffer untold
harm.
"'ro my way OF thinking, Carpenter
is not quite strong enough physically
TO take the punishment that Dempsey
Is able TO hand out. For that reason
/ would oppose a meeting between
them were | to be put in charge OF
the sport In this State"
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
SPORTS CUT SHORT.

Montgomery, Kern. Johnson and
McFadden, of Central, are expected to
go to the big meet at Princeton to-
morrow.
William I. Tilden and r. Norris Will
liams will meet next week in the
Church Cup matches in New York.
the declathon Olympic trials on the
first Saturday in July.
"Buck" O'Neill. last years coach at
Syracuse. who will be at Columbia
next fall has gotten his punters out
for spring work.
Yale. Cornell and Princeton are all
set for the triangular regatta to be
held on Carnegie Lake at Princeton
tomorrow afternoon.
New Orleans has been designated as
a center for the Southern athletes for
Olympic trials to be held next month.
Ethclda Bleibtry. New York's crack
woman swimmer. took the National
A. A. L. ffty-yard title at Los An
distance in 29:1.
Richard Harte and Wallace Johnson
may fight it out next week for the
fourth place on the Davis Cup team.
DR.. A. r. Haight, father of Richard
Haight, the famous Princeton golfer.
surprised the field at Atlantic City
yesterday by doing rs and winning
the qualifying round.
Pitt runners are to stack up against
the Naval Academy athletes in a dual
meet at the Navy tomorrow after
noon.
The Washington times., 1920-05-14

leading candidate for the chairman
ship OF the boxing commission to be
appointed should the sport be legal
ized In this State.
my reason for opposing bout be-
tween our champion and Carpenter.
says Thorley, rests solely with the
fact that Dempsey outcL~-ses the
French nghter In physical qualinea-
tion 10 such an extent that no good
could come out OF their meeting In
the ring.
Dempsey Is one OF the toughest
and hardest hitting title holders that
the ring has ever produced. In my
humble opinion no scrapper ever had
the same physical qualities that the
Salt Lake City nghter possesses.
As Light ms Any.
"On the other hand, Carpenter Is
about as light a heavyweight cham
pion as ever battled his way TO a
title. Europe has sent many fighters
TO this country in quest of prestige.
Carpenter Is as clever as any visit
ing boxer ever showed himself TO be.
However. IL does not appear clear TO
me how he can possibly expect 70
make up I'm cleverness what he lacks
in physical qualities.
Boxing the world over would re-
ceive a setback II Dempsey would put
Carpenter away with a single punch
Those opposed TO boxing would have
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
TIGERS CLOSE. STAY
WITH TODAY'S GAME

Today the Detroit Tigers and the
Washington Griffmen hope TO con-
tinue their diamond series suspended
for the past two days by the weather
man. Dutch Leonard. who filings
with his left fin. will probably climb
the hill for the Jungsleers, with Olaf
Erickson. once a Tiger, doing as much
for the Griffs.
Postponing the last two clashes
means that when the Tigers show
up in Washington next July. they
will be n busy gang. They are due
on Saturday. July H. for four days.
July 10 and 20 will probably be
chosen for double bills. Let's hope
cool weather accompanies the Tigers
about then.
Tomorrow those pesky ST. Louis
Brownies make their 1920 debut at
Georgia avenue. They'll cause trou-
bic for four days, and should attract
| a wild mob Sunday. Though the fans
don't seem to know It, the Browns
| usually give the Griffs their warmest
| tussles here. Jimmy Burke has his
team on their toes. which indicates
difficulties for the home boys.
Rain is making many doubleheaders
for both big leagues.
Many wagers are being made that
Babe Ruth will hang up forty home
runs this season.
Chick Gandil is not being missed
by followers OF the White Sox, Ted
Jourdan proving himself a classy
first baseman.
Joe Shannon, brother of the Griffs'
infielder. is playing great ball for the
Akron Internationals and may come
up for another trial.
Jimmy Austin, who makes more
noise and excitement every day than
any other major Lacquer since the
days of Johnny Evers, will draw out
A big mob here Sunday.
Joe Dugan, the best hitter with
the Mackmen, is out of the game with
a minor injury. He is being missed
too, for the tempermental inflelder is
| having a great year.
Jesse Petty the southpaw dropped
by Cleveland to indianapolis, is win
ming most of his games in impressive
style and now Cleveland fans are
wondering why he was permitted to
get out of the league.
Washburn given a trial with the
Griffmen at Tampa is playing second
base for Wichita in the Western
League. Every few days he gets
hit.
Bob Couchman, though nearing his
fortieth year is winning almost every
game he ,twirls for Galveston in the
Texas League 1t must be the climate.
jake Atz whose home is here in
Washington. is in the hospital at Fort
Worth. Texas, recovering from an
operation. He collapsed on the field
at Dallas, sticking to his job to the
last.
Harry Thompson the little southpsw
last spring, has quit the steel Lacquer
and joined the Toronto club, to which
he was awarded by the National
Board.
Toledo and St. Paul are setting the
pace in the American Association,
with the Saints having a slight edge
on the Mudhens. Kansas City has
made such beginning as that hung
up by the Detroit Tigers in the Amer
lean League.
Pud McTigue, who had mound trials
with the Detroit Tigers and Boston
Braves, died recently at Nashville,
Tenn, of tuberculosis. He was with
Providence in 1917 and started the
1918 season with Atlanta.