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The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-02-07
WAY IS
AWARDED THIS CITY
BY M'DOUGAL
Chamber of Commerce Notified
of Official Routing From
Bunkie to Opelcusas
MEMBERS LOCAL CLUB
ASKED TO REMIT DUES
International Highway VIII
Traverse Parish from North
TO the South east Corner

Opelousas has won another VIC
tory! 1t has been awarded officially
the Pershing Way by Secretary Her
bert F. McDougal Of the Pershing
Way Association.
1t was only a short while ago that
this city put in its application for the
Pershing Way. An informal meeting
was held at the police jury room last
month and a temporary local club
was organized, with Frank Dimmick
as president and L. A. Andrepont as
secretary. Mr.. McDougal of the ma
tional organization was in attendance
at the meeting and informed those
present that if st. Landry would con-
tribute it's quota of members within a
week that he would officially award
Opelousas the highway which viii
connect New Orleans with Winnipeg,
Canada.
1t can be said to the credit of the
business people of this city that Ope-
lousas went over the top in the mem
bership drive in less than two hours,
establishing a record for the Pershing
Way.
There are many details to be at
tended to before Opelousas can rest
easy on the Pershing Way. All sub
scribers to membership must send in
their dues of $5 for the first year to
the Opelousas Chamber of Commerce
without delay. The money must be
collected within the next few days
in order that Opelousas can "cinch'
this very important international high
way, and it is requested that those
who have enrolled themselves as
members of the Pershing Way Asso-
citation send in their check without
delay. New members are eagerly
sought and the campaign for mem
bership will be resumed within a day
or two. All business men who have
not already enrolled as members are
urgently requested to apply fol
membership at once.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-02-07
70 INVESTIGATE THE
CHARGES OF FRAUD
NLATEELECTION
social Session of Grand Inquis-
TORS Will be Called This
Month by Judge Pavy
GRAND JURY WILL BE
ASKED TO INVESTIGATE
Botb Political Factions Deter.
mined Not to Tolerate Any
Crooked Work

The St. Landry district court, the
sesne Of many sensational suits in the
recent and distant past, is expected to
produce much excitement in the near
future. when Judge B. H. Pavy calls
the grand jury in special session to
investigate the charges of fraud in
the recent election by certain voters
It atLeonville, Port Barre, Arnaudville,
Notleyville and Coulee Croche.
IN an interview with representa-
tive of the Star-Progress, Judge
psvy said: 81 will order the grand
Jury to convene in special session on
tie 18th Of February, for the pur-
bose Of thoroughly making an inves-
tigation Of the election fraud charg-
es, recently published in your paper.
eThe people of st. Landry should
not tolerate crooked work at election
polls and l for one will do all in my
power to bring the guilty party or
parties to justice, putting aside all
political feelings in the matter. Who
ever wilfully voted twice, as was
charged, in the recent election, it mat
ters not for whom he voted, should
surely have meted out to him the
full penalty of the law. / will see to
It that the charges are thoroughly in
yestigated."
The charges of fraud, published in
last weeks Star-Progress, created
quite commotion, it is said, in va
rious sections of the parish. Now
that the Judge has decided that thor
ough investigation of the charges
must be made, the special session of
ihe grand jury will be watched with
much interest.
The charges were made by Ariel
FontenOt that voters had participated
in the election Of January 20 who
we're not qualified voters for the rea-
son that they had failed to register,
and also that in several instances the
same person voted twice and in one
instance a dishonorably discharged
soldier had been allowed to cast his
ballot on presentation of his dis
charge papers. If the charges filed
by Mr. Fontenot are substantiated by
the grand jury, there is no doubt that
. sensational term of the criminal
court viii ensue, as it is understood
that the two political factions of St
landry are determined that elections
must hereafter be held in strict accor-
dance with the law.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-02-07
CARD OF THANKS


To the People Of st. Landry Parish;
desire to take this means to most
heartily thank the people for this
mark of confidence. Their loyal sup
port given me in the recent primary
election for the state legislature. I
desire to reiterate the promises made
by me during the campaign, that I
will faithfully cooperate with Hon.
Jno. NJ. Parker, governor-elect, if in
my opinion he is advocating Iegisla-
tion in the interest Of the people Of
the state, and particularly that Of st.
Landry parish.
Yours truly,
ALEX. LAFLEUR.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-02-07
PAUL w. LAFLEUR.

DIR. R. A. Mayer of Pecan Island,
Vermilion parish, came up last Satur-
day to spend several days with home
folks in Opelousas.
Prof. w. C. Perrault, superin-
tendent of education in st. Martin
parish, was here the first of the week
on a visit to relatives.
Judge Basil C. Taylor of Pal
metto was here Monday and Tuesday
of the present week.
Sheriff R. Lee Virgins and Ar
thur Dardeau of Vile Platte were
business visitors here the first of the
week.
u. Emile Pucheu Of Vile Platte,
the efficient clerk of the Evangeline
parish police jury, was an 0pelousas
visitor last Sunday.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-02-07
MARDI CRAS BALL
HERE ON FEB. II
Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Will Give Annual Benefit
Entertainment
THE TRUCE THAT FAILED"

For several years past the ladies
of the Episcopal church of this city
have been entertaining alta Mardi
Gras ball for the benefit Of their
church. With the passing of the
band auditorium, it was feared for
a time that these good ladies would
be unable to find a room large enough
to accommodate the usual large
crowd. But the Barrilleaux audi
torium was established in the mean
time and now affords a splendid
place for the dance
The entertainment will take place
Tuesday evening and night, Febru-
ary IT, Mardi Gras day. The after
noon will be taken up by children's
fancy dress party, prizes being offer
ed for the most suitably dressed cou-
pie on the floor.
The Mardi Gras ball will take place
between and IL o'clock. Masked
couples from Opelousas and nearby
towns will be in attendance and if
former Mardi Gras balls given by the
church ladies are to be taken as an
indication of the size of the crowd,
there is no doubt that Barrilleaux's IS
auditorium will be crowded to its
full capacity.
The public is cordially invited to
participate in the Mardi Gras enter
tainment. Charges of 81 for gentle
men and Is cents for spectators will
be made. Music will be furnished
by a string band secured for the oc-
casion.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-02-07
LIVE sTocK SANITATION

The shallow well, when close to the
habitation Of live stock, is a very un-
safe proposition as it is so liable to
contamination with animal excre-
ment and other filth, if not suitably
curbed, or otherwise protected.
Every care should be taken, there
fore, to exclude surface water from
passing into wells, if we value the
health Of our animals.-Dr. W. H.
Dalrymple.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mornhinveg
of Crowley spent several days here
the past week, guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Veltin.
The many friends of Mrs. E. L.
Loeb and daughter, Miss Lena, will
be delighted to learn Of their recov-
cry from the flu.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-02-07
CARD OF THANKS

1 desire to extend many thanks to
my many friends throughout the par
ish for their splendid support in the
recent primary. To my successful
opponents, congratulations and best
wishes.
PAUL w. LAFLEUR.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-02-07

Senator J. R. Domengeaux and
William Pellerin Of Lafayette we're
IN opelousas Monday.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-02-07

IF. c. Briggs Of Houston, Texas,
was here on business this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
kansas City I.iyestock

KANSAS CITY. 40. Nav IS
hocS. Estimated receipts today . geo.
clooins steady 60 10 lower. packer top
sl41o. bulk u sales SiIg5aSfts0.
iuu Sll'0. good o. choice heavy sis 90
"sl4.55. good 10 choice medium SAFE
Hsii7o. good 90 choice light sisSsQ
Si4.s5: gpod o. choice common stock
PIGS Si0e0a $500.
CATTLE: Estimated recclpis TODAY
l.aeo closing killing cattle generally
iteady. bulk ~ receipts Texas steers
ran unsold choice to prime hcav..
weights sii.S5aSi3.0b. medium % COOL
heavyweight $1,000 iii.S5. good N
choice lightweight sis.eOaSia. 90. CON.
mon O. medium hcavywsirhts ss.ss9
Sll.2o; good o. choice medium helf,fs
t1.-sHSl..j. Bologna and borf bulls
- s"u $1,000. COWS and h,Iforr $500
81 90. guod 10 rhoirc medium light and
handyw,igh' fioioa flS.oo: common.
good o. choice gssogtii ~: common.
good u choirc Si.s0ntii.ss. common.
ruo,l ~ choice $500 50 80
SHEEP. Estimated rcc,lr'r TODAY
800. closing sheep steady 10 weak. T...
ar Ncihcrs $1,000. spring lambs steady.
bulk Il sales sie.7iaSi5 ~. cum ami
common lambs SO g5HSieso. rnod o..
rh'icn medium spr.ng lambs SO sosi
1850. chtire 90 r.dim. MEDIUM year.
Ing weihcrs iio1iGsisoo. go1d toI
choice medium ewes ts.75ass.s0: Gull
and common ewes Sig5nA, 80. Anger,
soais N-s5h 30. brusher goats ST.
1905.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
pld1keitNeWjS||
COTTON CLOSES LOWER,
HEAVY SELLING CAUSE

w Asetatfu ifftfs
NEW YORK. May 2s.-Thc cotton
market was very quiet during thc erra.
ter part q todays trading. but showed
Increased activity toward thc close when
there was rather heavy realizing on u.
quidotion for over the holiday. October
contracts sold or from 1854 n ss.O7
and closed at the low point. with tho
general market closing easy Il "A not
decline II % to a. points.
The market was nervous and irrpcu.
Jar during the earlier trading.
Owing 70 the holiday In Liverpool
there were no cables 20 create scnti.
mcnt and the early orders seemed a.
be pretty well divided. After scthlc,s ~
n few points tho market fitmcd up ON
continued lowering In expectation Of
huiiish official condition figures and tho
firm opening % the stock market
Low private condition figures failed
% stimulate much fresh huylnr. how.
ever. and tho market was easier durine
the afternoon under scattered iipuld,.
ton. Three more private conditions
figures were issued ranging from g. >
to SOS Al three Il the futures mark. I
cts viii he closed tomorrow ana tho
New YORK market viii not be- rcorsn,d /
until Tuesday morning. Port r-cclpts
today s.oes. United States port stocks |
.Oss. 2Ss.
Exports 9.5i7.
Exports 20 FAR this season S.si2.s3s /
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29

WEEKLY COTTON REPORT


NEW YORK. May sS.-The market
.pr cotton futures last week again re-.
rected the force Of conflicting influ.
enoes. During the earlier part IT the
period prices broke sharply owing To
unfavorable reports from the goods
trade. nervousness over general eco.
nominal conditions the sharp break IN
the Egyptian market. declines In the
southwestern spot markets and the ap.
pearancc u more favorable weather or
growing conditions In the belt. Liaul.
daiion later became less active and
there was a recovery owing 20 even
more bniiish private crop conditions re-.
ports than expected, rallies In the Tex.
as spot markets and covering by shorts
This improvement was not fully main.
tanned. with prices showing reactions
today under realizing for over the hoIl.
days and the governmen trrport srbed
uied for publication WEDNESDAY.
Eish' condition reports were nuh.
iished IN TO the close II business las,
night the most favorable indicating a
condition q ess with the figures rang.
ing down from that 10 cas-.
The government report on w.dres.
day wiz comparc with a condition al
20 last year. and ten year ave,a-e
of. ISL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
sugar I ncIianged.

~ Ae-ffiaffl iftHF.
NEW YORK May es-Th. local
market Tor raw sugar was str,di.r IN.
Day although prices were uprh,nr,l
Yesterday business was IL pretty f,ir
proportions and seemed 90 have f,Er,
care ~ all offerings. ana TODAY th,ro
were BUYERS 40 o. i-s cents for Cuias
c'' tand freight, hut no sellers. while
other rugars were not being pressed
either.
The markc, closed at 10 - cents for
'uhaf cost and freight. equal o. s0iG
Tor Centrifugal with sales II only GOO
tons 81 Perus fo- June shipment 10 n
local rcfincr 90 ~ "a cost ana freight
or absolute basis ~ i.s cents for ca.
has
Nothing new developed IN the refined
t.tuatlon and prices were unchanged
~ y IL Co 90 10 Tor fine granulated
sugar futures were irregular with
price changes erratic and az times quit,
violent. The opening WIS o. to - points
lower under continued uguidltlon. bu,
there was "a fair demand from trade
inicrcrts and covering by shorts with
July and September advancing 100
paints from the low level. Toward the
lose, however there was renewed Feu.
ing. and prices easel OF closing some
70 points net lower Tor the active posi-.
ilonf Trading was 4 pretty fair pro.
portions and rcemcd 70 be mostly In tho
form Il cvcnining Up Tor over tho three
lay adjournment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
New Orleans Cotton.
q Associated prrss

NEW ORLEANS. Mag 81 .uulda.
tion Of the LONG interest was respon.
sable for moderately WIDE decur.s N
the cotton market today. Ssnh ogt
vac stimulated By the double holid,vs
tolowins the desc. by ia nearn ... ~
the first condition report Of tn A.. ,rn
snd 10y ihc continued fasc.aIi. w.,,b.
- OYER the bah. ~ time cfcr.rss =
sort cotton were In cyiG. sce ana th,.
- 'ned especially 10 be the cas- follow.
ing private h1reau ri. - o. -,
~ ''e early 'faGing thee Wa a dc.
cline after which tn fna-tr, roy.
ered tut selling increased rs n. =.
s''' hiew oder. AMI the helu-s, ores.
sure was felt late In the DAY. Final mi.
ces were at ne; LOSSES Tor the asv a,
- To 20 points The, VIII De NJ ira.
uing IN the market tomorrow. and po.
uce has BEEN given that business Wili
% Suspended next Thurfday. which ~
Memorial Day In this state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
RAIL STRIKE REPORTS
CAUSE CORN COLLAPSE
ny Associated Pros

D
CHICAGO, May :N.--Acutc woaku,-s
Hlddcnly manifested itrplf in the corn
market today simultaneously with false
reports that the sWltthmtn'S strik, hla
been settled Although dmills Of any
GnitlCmcnt were suon Forthcoming. pr.
crs irll - cents and closed nervous
81 "a . 10 cents net lower with IuIy
leJ 90 lo3 3N and september lsi IS
Go i5i ~.
oats iort 90 cents and provisions ~
cents o. 20 cents
Even before On lig collapse 81 values
ln the corn market nuctIuns had BON
unusually widt and frequent Bears had
In adtantag" Gao the opening as IN, SUD.
% Nui railway ears west showed fu
increase and 10 was stated country lol.
dines wcr' iarg Tho fact. howcy,r.
that exporter were bidding seven cont.
O. hufhcl higher thln yesterday Tor
wh'ii lead Ia q sharp advance in corn.
Then came an ,vyrpoWcring way, Il.
selling un thr rhlrp advance in corn
tnrn came au oy'rpowcring wave OF
selling on the mrt 81 both longs and
hurir. but with mo- apparent definite
BASIS except the strike settlement ru.
'norf. Prusp'cts 81 decided lncr,as.
. reccirtr next week tended Ia dsld,p
'ai'fing power ut tho last
oats awayrd by the same fac;ors TIM,
governed corn
Provisions derrcndod with grain. ID. |
pise higher quotations on hogs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
DuNN's REVIEW.


~ Associated Prs.
NEW YORK. May ss-Dunn's re-.
view TOMORROW Viii say. Ths uguidstior
process that began SOME time ago \,
certain hianshes ~ business. but vl...b
has only lately occssion.d general .o,,.
meni. has cOuiinued. and h. widening
~ ~ inIucnce. n not yet evrfywb.rs
apparent. the movement toward read.
,ukimeni l. plainly olscefr!b,s 4, a..
nous quarters. a. In textiles and hide.
and leather and footwear and Is mani.
festei bofh b. current price tcnden,ie.
ana ir The conditions affecting fu,yrs
operations
Win an unusually backward u-aso,
sfa eu.ges;ion m Transportation TIA,
has rsioufiv discrganizsd o,mmerce
same shrinkage - iransactions r-,s A.
~ eAptcte-i. hut these rssirirtiv. a..
ments % Mt fuiiy explain tn nreysd.
lnE dlsIofiiiou II Eiori dealers ~ 80.
mo ocmniiiifnenfs within ~. .io-...
T~,sTllle limits and ihc incretsir,. ,..,.
ceilaiions and rcrisions ~ oni.rs Va
y hahk deas.nss fsssosis..fI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
Tort Worth Livestock.

bl Asoeia'sd Press.
TORT WORTH. MAY ss-Cat,lo ro.
r'ipr -no". - cents lower: heeves go
a. So. r,ookcis 200 at $50. COWS 300 al
$50. hclfcrr 500 at 1000. bulls 600 NJ
200; calves 900 40 ii75. Hog receipts
600, unchanged. heavy il2s NJ 1850:
ught 1850 nj 1875; medium 1900 ~ ifei:
mixed 1850 az 1890. common. 200 at
1890. pirr s00 az ii75.
ShDOp Receipts i00o: 20 cents advance
lambs 1900 az 1850: yearilugs 100 al
200, wsihors $50 AZ 1850: ewes $50 az
$50. Clils $50 az $50: goats ~ az goo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
Coffee Lower.

NV YORK. May 2s-Aner omen.
ing two pints higher To one paint low.
er. the market for coffee futures sold
NJ few points on covering. hat there
was realizing Tor over the HOLIDAYS aud
ei"ilng priccs showed a net decline
% 10 70 u points Closing bids. June
liss; July 1904: Sep,erni-r ii;.. orio.
Der is's; December January. March
and May i4ss.
Spo; coffee quiet: rios 7sisl.2 san.
tos f's - az q 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
Wichita IiAr.imk.

y "'I0T y =" ~"
WICHITA Hams. May 8 -soo hogs
'c ipwef. tap iii'. bulk 1880 20 1850.
zoo cattle steady sI'n weeks decline in
ftecrs $50 AZ 1880. ~ yoltiin.s 1850 a.
1900. Texas grar'erF 500 NJ 1000. s,oci.
err ans feeders go at 1000. god ,,aito
lace riecrs 600 IT, 600. cows 4,a I,if.
'rS 900 re- 400. rr4ss COWS 90. 70. sJ..
riocF cuws ana a.i'.rs 80 - ~: auIs
go az $50; calls 5ic AZ 100.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
Cotton seed on Lower.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Aftsr sd,an.
eng II points early on short covering
ana light plt offerings. cotton sea al
turned easy With oihcr cosmmoiitics and
e'o'e 70 ! points ne, lower for lad.
IN gmonths. Sales $500 barrels uyino
crude 1900; summer yellow spot a,a
Sniy 1900 September 1915. December
TO- prime winter yellow and summer
white nominal. -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Al Little Rock .: birmingham o.
At Memphis 4: Atlanta ..
~ Chattanooga 1; New Orleans Z.
first gamcl New orleans :. Chattanoo.
ga ., second camel q innings. agree.
mcntl
st Nashville s: Mobile :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
SPUDDERs TAKE
SIXTH STRAIGHT
EXPORTERS DROP SECOND GAME
Or SERIES At WICHITA
FALLS.
Makcs IlclnicL Rally.
by \ .ocia,,dPr,ss.

TT WORTH. May 2S.-lIouston
made q bClatcd rally In the ninth when
Tour hits put over two runs. hut tn
tying run was cat OF az the plate. Fort
Worth winning 10 ..
i''uAi"n .s...........s..oo 900 100 0O2-3
~ Worth ..............2o s ooo O0O-.i
liaw"rth and Whitaker; Matilson
ana Leslie.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29

VIZ ,. Lssle Williams ~ the Amarillo Typ..
rr'ter Exchange. has taken the agency n,
ihe Wal- Ailing Machine n you an inter.
ss'ed 10 vii hc Glad 20 demonstrate this Won.
ierfll machine lie ir ioca,ed 10 We, Tth
street Phone iss. For woodstoek T,p~rrit.
srt. see him i21 ass.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29

'"' "'s" hits Mus l. Scott Neu.sl A.,
stolen "afcs l'odic Double play pc,t.
i !, 10 Pratt 10 Pipp: Pratt h,
.',Ninpaurh 20 Pipp. Schanr to A..
, ,,'N' ',n..'dd to Mcinnis 10 Foster
pa. "n balls. shore 2: Russell Strur.
OUT. SHORE .; Quinn !. Russell 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
NEW YORK WINS
ON FORCED RUN.
NtiLOR BiTTED FROM non ny
SENATOR'S WHO WIN At
PHILADELPHIA.


BOSTON, May 2s.--ln the eighth lu.
ming today with two out ana man On
recond ana third. Russell purpos,ly
pa q Ruth and then walked Pratt.
forcing in The run which eventually
gave New York the victory over BIOS.
fur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29

The luitcd states consumed more
sugar ir the year ended June 80. 1919.
than any ether year IN H. history. and
paid Tor Il more than twice ca much
US WAS paid in the year bcfor, the war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
ChampionS Win

CINCINNATI. May 2s.-Thc reds hit
Cooper freely IN two innings to-day and
pulled Pittsburgh out q first place.
Pittsburgh .............O Oi 600 OnO-i
Cincinnati ............. 900 500 sn'--G
Schmidt and Cooper WisncI. Rlri.
den and Buethcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AZ Milwaukee Z: Kansas City Q.
NJ Minneapolis I: ~. Paul Z.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
SIircN rnnrt Shut Ont

Slii,E\EroET La, May 2N.-
Shreveport W.. held hiilcss here to-day.
San Antonio taking the second straight
gimc ~ the series.
san Antonio .......... 600 OsO OiO--3
Shreveport ............ 900 O00 OOO-O
Eoss and q BISON; Glenn aud Nann.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29

narbcd wlfs cuts. rsrrsd wounds
cellar and harness gals heal up quick.
~ whom BAf.sAED'S SNOW I'M.
NENT Is applied. II s. both healing and
antiscptc. Sold by all druggists. &c,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29

New Yorl,

Thrve-hagc hlts-Snydcr. Home run
Doyle. Double plays-Hancruft o. J..
Miller 60 paullcite. Sticking to DOYLE 10
Kelley. Base ca balls--Bcuton =
Struck out-Bcnton Z. Rixcy 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
Glnnfs NirtnriniIs

NEW YORK May 9Th, Now
York Nationals easily defeated rhila.
drlphia today Tn the opening game %.
the series.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
Ma.hIngton 6; rhllndrlnl,i, ,

PHILADELPHIA, May e,-Navlor
va. halted from the box In the fir.t
inning today and Washington won a..
'p''' three dangerous local rallies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-29
BROOKLYN Loses
IN LAST INNING
EhNER'S HOME RIN WITH TWO
DOWN AND TWO on BASES
GIVES BRAVES GAME.
ny Associated Pres.

Hi,OCKLYN. May 2S.-Eay,i'a home
run with two men on bases and two
out in the ninth inning won to,lay's
game Tor Boston from Brooklyn.
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White SnN I.n.e.

CLEVELAND. May 2S.-Clev,land
took the opening game % the series
today from Chicago In a free hitting
contest.
\ catch from Speaker featured
Chicago ...............3 900 Ol0 G0O- 8
Cleveland 3ii O3i i0x-fa
Schalk and Lynn; Fabcr; Bagby and
O'Nel NcIhaus.
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Philadelphia.

Two has" hiir. Erickson. Dykes. :
has' hnts. pugan. stolen bases Rice.
IA % "n halls Erickson :. H5sty .
Struck out Erickson 6. Hasty /.
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Soy Take Elrsi Place.

CHICAGO May sN.-Chicago wen,
into first place today by winning 4
douhlc-h,adcr from 81 Louis. while
Pittsburgh lost to Cincinnati.
First game:
-. LOUIS ...............OO 900 600 Oi0-i
'hi'hEu tt..t...........laN 100 iOs-G
May and Dilho,ffcr: Alexander and
Fournipr
Second game.
81 Luu' ............. 600 600 Ono "a
Chicago ................ ooi 500 oi.-5
Schupp and Flack. Killifcr ami
Waugh
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Tigers Win.

ST Louis. Nv es.-Flagess.d's
triple and singles by Bush ana riuclll
Wi'h two out in TN ninth CAV, DE-.
uoit tnday's game
Detroit ................. 600 100 00a-a
81 Louis .............. 600 oeo 0i6-i
Aruiih and oldham: william and
Gerber