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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Another Well VIII
Be Spudded in Near
Marshall-Alladin

definite decision 20 dr.u another
well CA q new locaiion north and
slightly east Of the Marshall.Alladn
test was reached b directors Of she
Amarillo Caddo oil company AZ a
meeting held a, o'clock YESTERDAY
Afternoon and ATTENDED by y. q. Route
driller The well Nlll not d. drilled
~ contract but By the company. Mr..
Route having purchased an Interest
IN the new well and having agreed 20
give his personai servioes well under
the usual sum paid him by drilling
companies. declaring. a. he mad. the
agreement tia, he had a bunch" ard
proposed 20 plAy u.
Only seven thousand dollars Il h.,,.
subscribed 70 the rev venture IN.
plah being % drill the well 20 n d.p,h
q some iseo fect Mr. Route believes
that the rev location will he over IN.
rcol 81 oil. the outer edge q which
WIS drilled through n The Marshall
Aiiadin well. BeinE able. under IN.
new rlan. % employ labor lust a. n 4.
needed. he believes that 5000 will 10
ample for drilling the new test 20 the
required DEPTH, hut $1,000 additional il
70 he subscribed In order 20 max. As.
suranoe douhiy sure"
The new well Is % he drilled hy tina
men who guarantee the necessary
money and q them. under IN. rres.-,
plan. the ArarIllo-caddo company VII,
assign approximately 5000 acres AZ
lesses. These lenses may Be sald tor
ne purpose Of reimhurs!ng the ggAran.
'ors Q, The new well for The funds
which they have advanced for the oper.
alton.
u was explained AZ the meeting YES.
'ertiay tina; Amarillo Cadsio s,ockho,d.
ers who had their money in the ORG.
inal well, viii b. given another opno,.
tnnliy 10 make money upon the invest.
ments they made IN tina; more than
thousand acres OF leases will b re-
served By them and the value OF th.s.
leases will he tremendously enhanced
ny The bringing In Of a shallow well
BY the pooling company.
IN the five thousand acres 70 h. of.
ter~d for sale !; was stated tina, stock.
holders Of the Amarlllo-Caddo oornnany
would b. given the first oppurtuni,y 20
purchase on hsss OF fix.d values
within specified d.Tances ~ IN. new
location, but that this aer-ax. would
y sold % anyone who desired 70 pur.
ohase II. StOckhoiders % the ANA.
riiio caddo company vlii also ~ p~r.
mIiied TO enter the new pool ~ thew
20 desire. but no effort vii be made
~ the officers 20 solici, subscriptions
personally.
Discussing the situation az the meet.
INK YESTERDAY Driilsr Bout,e declared
That " he did no; have a great deal
oi faith IN the new venture he would
noi give u permanent position with
Willis A Towr-v % take ar intere-. IN
the well. He believes that he Is rirh,
In the belief tia; the MARSHALL lladln
was drilled where the formation was
'mnohing out" and that 20 20 a NIL.
north and east VIII set the rig over
TIE main pod ~ shallow oil.
Those present AZ the meeting yes,er
day promptly became gliaran;ora u the
s1Veo fund desired. subscribing more
than $500 and u IL believed tina, ,hs
remainder oi the sum will d. secured
within the next two DAYS. ThoSe whr
desire either acreag, 90 20 subSesihs. n
the pool csn do ~ al the office G,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Annual Convocaion
WILDE Held Here

The annual eonvocaiion 81 the dis
tricf q North Texas q the Episcopal
church win h held IN Amarillo 90
January Is. "a and %. according %
an announcement made yesterday. and
az the same time the w0lnan's Auxii.
larry q the district viii BE- in session
The meetings are 20 h. held IN 81
Andrews church and IN the Parish
House and out Of town delegates viii
BE- entertained b. families q the
church
~; Fsetors a. the district are ex.
peeted 20 he here together with one
delegate fcr every fifty church mem.
bera II Is expected tina, about - 10
Ice eill b. IN attendance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
GOOCH BELIEVES
STYLE SHOW WILL
Be BIC SUCCESS
FINDS BUSINESS CONDITION.
OVER PANHANDLE BRIGHTEN.
ING EVERY DAY.

That business IL good nov In The
lines which he carries and that IN. A.
tonsooile and STYLE SHOW T. going O,
prove revelation o. many. was IN,
statement made yesterday by IleniN
uooci. Of the General Auto Supply c.
which serves a lafgr territory IN eye.J
direction from Amarillo
we have felt no sNirems depro-
sion" Said At. Cccch. discussing con
ditions. although u l. true that oar
business Is under what il was this ,iu.
lac; year. We attribute this. h0wevcr
70 he fact that our sllesmen took ihe..
vacations during the latter par, 90
February aud are nov Just getting
hack into the field.
The reports We have received iruv
the men who are ou; this veok ha %
bsen extremely gratifying. one q them.
going West says that b. finds como.
tons Frightening all alCng the line and
th-t business men evsrywher. are NJ.
cunning . new mental attitude tow1ai
-.,c,llrd depression. realizing 40
they do. that II has largely been q men
rstiler thsn e material condition
The same We find true from reports re-.
e., al frun the salesman who IL tray
cling due north. while W along tn
IvTyer the farmers arr realizing som"
thing from their wheat and an sncouf
.-sAg sign Is shown hy the fast that
ample money seems 90 be- In circvla.
llon.
-Amarillos Automobile and Style
Show n one q the things which Il 70
ing % make the people realize that gopi
times are not only ahead but are AZ.
tepily upon 40. II Is the pep and pun h
which the automobile dealers have pa.
into this movement. proving 20 the
people that they will stand behind their
convictions. which win give others verS
reai sncouragemeni
''it n hard 10 So how anyone eal
stay out q the movement and u is sin.
c<rely 20 be regretted tina; ne have 4
. building ten times as large as that
which has bern secured 20 that the
committee could accept al Of the ap-
pl.rations for cpace instead Of being
conpeiled 20 diarpoint a major portion
u them"
f-ts-est over the entire city seems
10 be Increasing IN the style show and
thsre = every evidence that !, vii
et.iras ans like movement ever 81.
t-rFted IN the Panhandle.
Many business men are Suggesting
that the city b. gaiiy decorated fer the
frse days u February 20. q and %.
eu<inr the holding of the Auiomobil.
ard style Show and the Buyers AMI
G<sssrs az Livestock Associations con.
v<nticn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Panhandle Teams To
Play Here Saturday

What 10 expected % he one q the
bess games Of the season uill he played
IN Amarillo On Saturday hesween the
fcSs Basketball tssm OF ~" H'-h
sehopl ana q team representing the
Panhandle High.
The Eiris' team from the Panhandle
Hixh School VIII also b. matched SAT-
uFdzy against the local girls.
4 = b also announced by Manager
Ava Garner that Arrangements have
heen made for q game with Dalhart
tzler m the season and an effor; u
alsp being made % schedule games
win Hereford. Tuiia. Canadian aae
clzrendon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Amusements
real. STARS AID
BETTY CoMPsON

The cast that appears On supper, o,
Betsy C1mps'H in her rrs; starring
Vrouc;ion. Prisoners ~ Love" which
comes 90 the Nilsson today Is made
up ~ real stars In their own right.
Row Stewart was starred by Triangle
and has lust finished q lo"g term CON.
.iac' with Federal Productions 10
has h,cn leading man Tor Lillian Cish,
Katherine Mcdonald and Bossi, Lowe.
other popular leading women have sup.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
For
Dantruff

Those little ilccks from your head hat
fs.l upon your clothing aud spoil your
rle,,ure are 6andruft "a scalp disorder.
Conquer II completely under money
hack guarantee. Use ko,slko. An,ss.
scly qutrk lasting bcnrt, Reported Ivy
'r.irns % mrn. W"gnrn. children. Ssve
ycuG ha.r! &c, new half u possible
ipu-ny rasr- even silcr lalsin-ss--sl,s,,-
lutrly proved Ryinemncr kOTALk0-
II ANY busy drug store. Watch yosr
mirrur' Shou other this adrs,isssssai,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
GAS EMPiOyE BURNED
RESULT or EXPLOSION.

Striking a match to wee ~ there was
a leak Of sas resulted In an explosion
In the New Fuqua building yesterday
and the painful burning OF C. =. Gar.
land. employe Of the gas company,
about the face and arms. The acci.
dent occurred at 1880 o'clock yeste, day
morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
i%1THFR "BIbChuiND"
LETTER L. RECEIVED

? " p.rrncy hl, received = lst; :
from The Kill em ard cs' 'cm ai.re
carg warning h.w tsli b" must here.
after ccIst discriminating against
union Ah0r o'horWi~e. b, H. told that
be- hfd hc''rr 81, bIs busllr,s In such
-.ai. that d. can leave 10 ou shat
notice.
3d. luhDrcy is one ,i mary Wa
hay, received l,ttp,- from this 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14
Another Street Car
Will Be Placed in
Service Saturday

With The saAi!oa Of enc more car
by the municipal railway. . sin tnlnuts
service - 90 be gwen on Polk street.
beginning saturday. January IS. An.
noun~meui q the new schedule sss
been made ~ follows:
Two ears will operate south on the
Jackson loop exclusively sbd i've ears
Win operst. south 90 Lincoln loop en-.
cluHiveiy. while the ons through car
iron C!enwOod TO the North Side VIII
b. continued - az preseat
The schedules have b~ep slight,y
changed 10 accommodate this sadA
uonal ear. and will Etve patrons i2-rnln.
ute service a. 40 any poln, % either
loop and smlnute service north 90
Polk street
Passengers desiring % cufne 20 the
business section from any point 90
South Polk street xili ~ served by
stree; EARS every sin minutes. or they
can get a Lincoln loop OF Jackson loop
esr anywhere on Polk street every is
minutes. Glenwood and North Side pa.
irons will have the same hourly SER.
vice ~ heretofore.
Prospective passengers on Polk street
destined Co any poin, - either loop
should wait for the loop car they de.
sire ~ v,,ch. as conductors have been
instructed NJ; o. issue transfers 10 such
passengers H. however. passenger
boards Lincoln ear on Lincoln loop
ard desires On - 20 a point On Jack.
son lnar. transfer viii 10 issued or vice
NefSt.
Promptly ~ n'idnicht one car will
leave eel and Polk around Jackson loop
ard az thc ramo hour one car will
leave i;h ard Polk around Lincoln
loop. These viii D. the last cars al
r.sht
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The Difficulty

From the Detroit News
one q the doctors says II Is wise 10
lie in COED humor when eating.
But you cant always be sure that
the other fellow Is going 20 insist on
raging the check.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

The ouDI0rr on Taylor street. IL was
stated yesterday
The operations ~ ne new cungany
are 10 H. handed ,, trustee named
ty guarantors e the fund.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

- nareca class Of the Flrs; Rap
tit ehurch Win hold a business meet
ne n the class rooms Friday eyer'
tn< a. TO O'Clock and = FUN attenS.
an<z q the membership IL desired.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

Registered Hog sale. Canyon. Jan.
18Th. Write 10. {. Roifey for caia
iogues.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-14

called gang. bu, up to the present there
have been no casualties
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-26
LOCALS MAKE THREE RUNS BEHIND
RYAN AND BEAT LOUISIANA CHAMPS
Patterson Club Loses the Third Game
Of Series When Pensacola Plays
Jam-Up Ball.
BY Tom johnson.

Pensacola took the final game OF
the series from Patterson yesterday
BY three to nothing score. before the
largest crowd of fans that have at
tended ball game here this year.
The stands were crowded to capacity
and the fans had to either stand or
take seats out in right field which
many of them did. The fans were be-
hind the local team to a man and
booed the Patterson players for kick
ing on decisions by Umpire Lurton. 1t
was not Lurton, but only the curves
and hooks OF the old master which
the Patterson players could not see
straight, as the ball came over the
plate every which way. However, 1t
was probably the first time many of
them have batted against a first-class
twirler mad they naturally thought that
lots Of the strikes imp. Lurton called
were balls. The fans appreciated Lur-
tons umpiring and booed the visiting
players every time they kicked.
The locals got to Lewis in the first
and scored the only runs Of the game.
Harry led Off with a single to right.
McMurray hunted and Miller fumbled.
Both runners were safe. Russell hit 10
Lewis. who threw Harry out ut third.
Pond singled to center and McMurray
scored. Russell came In on Bob's In
field out. Ham beat out a hit to the
infield mad was run down between first
and second but while Ham was being
run down Pond crossed the rubber for
the third run Of the game.
Gulfport Jack was on the mound
for the locals and had the visitors
feeding out of his hands all during the
game. He was opposed by Lewis. who
was relieved by knight in the eighth
Inning.
Manager Williams used every effort
to win the game, but all of his pinch
hitters failed to deliver. He sent Char
bonnet in to hit for Comeaux and
Roush for Lewis, and in the ninth sent
in Classes to hit for Doty, but all he
could do was to pop to the Old Master
Ryan for the last out of the game.
The Patterson players did not dis
play their sportsmanship in yester-
days game as they had in the previous
two, and kicked on numerous occa-
sions. Johnny Humphreys had to go
out one time and order Breaux to the
bench; on another occasion, Griffith,
throwing in home threw the ball into
the fans back OF the plate hitting one
person, causing another disturbance
and stopping the game for several
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-26
BIG BOXING SMOKER
TO BE HELD TONIGHT
Ten Snappy Exhibitions OF the Mari,
Art viii Be Staged Tonight at
the City Athletic Club.

Tonight is the night at the City Athletic
club. A big boxing carnival has been
planned and good, fast show is promised
by Manager Lawrence. During the last
few weeks, the boys who are taking part
in this carnival have been working hard,
and are in fine shape to defend their
titles.
According to the late reports from
Danny King and Jack Burns, the lead
ing scrappers on the card, they are in
the pink of condition. and promise one
Of the best exhibitions ever witnessed
by the fans and members Of the club.
The complete schedule of tonight's card
is as follows:
Birmingham Kid VS.. K o. Ikilienall
Ills lbs)--3 rounds.
Battling Wynder VS.. K. o. Stripping
170 lbs --3 rounds.
Joe Rivers VS. Greek Bruno d22 Ibs3-
rounds.
Clint Reilly VS.. Irish Forsythe (1s5 ibs)-
rounds.
Billy Smith vs.. Sam LaBouono (122 lbs)
"A rounds
Alphonse and CASTOR in catch weight
wrestling go to finish
Joe LaFour vs.. Battling schaffer Gao
Ibs)--6 rounds
Geo. Bond vs.. Geo. Ruby Gas lbs)-s
rounds.
Danny King vs.. Jack Burns CHS lbs)-
rounds.
Darktown battle royal
The locals fight fans will be glad 10
tear that Jack DonneIly is booked to fight
lack Durham, the pride of Atlanta, on
MONDAY, October 10. The match viii take
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-26
Texas League Pennant Winners Bat
Zahnizer Hard and Win
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Sept. 25-Fort Worth
Texas League pennant winners, today
made 1t three in a row over the Mem
phis club, Southern Association cham
pions, and the count for the series,
three and one. by pounding the de-
livery OF Paul zahnizer for a total of
20 hits and 10 to 4 victory over the
Chicks in the fourth game of the Inter-
League series for the baseball cham
pionship of the south.
Fort Worth now needs only one
more game to gain the title of south
ern champion while to win titu1ar
honors Memphis would have to win
all Of the remaining games of the
series Joe Pate a left handler, OPP
posed Zahniser, allowing only seven
hits and never was in serious danger
after his battery mate Homer Ha-
worth, put the Texas leaguers In the
lead by slamming the ball over the
right fiald fence for q home run with
two on in the fourth inning. Score:
Fort Worth -. 900 S21 os6-15 20 2
Memphis ...... 100 0o2 001- 4 z 2
Pate and Haworth; Zahntser and
Hunging.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-26
YANKEES POUND
INDIAN TWIRLERS
New York 5atsmen Score Twenty One
Runs of Three Cleveland Pitchers
and Regain One Game Lead.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-New York re-
gained its fun game lead in the Ameri-
can league race today by defeating Cleve-
land by the overwhelming score of Il to z.
New York's score is the seasons high
record.
The Yankees knocked out Ray Cald-
well. former member of the New York
pitching staff in the second inning and
scored ten runs off Mails. left handler,
in the two innings he pitched. OF the
eight earned runs scored on Males in the
fourth inning, seven were scored before
New York player was retired. Clark, a
youngster. also was pounded hard. Meusel
and Fewster hitting him for homers late
in the game.
Meusel's home runw as his twenty
fourth of the season and enabled him to
tie Williams. OF the st. Louis Browns,
for second place to Ruth among major
league home run hitters.
Carl Mays was hit hard at times but he
always was in position to take things
easy on his big lead. 1t was his twenty
sixth victory of the season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-26
GAINS
NET CHAMPIO NSHIP
Anderson Wins Tennis Match From
Tilden in Five Close Sets.

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.--J. o. Anderson
of Australia. today defeated William
ridden. of philadelphia, worlds cham
pion, In long five-set tennis match.
the victory makingg the western con-
tingent the winner in the annual east
west series. which was finished today
at the South Side Tennis club The
Anderson Ti1den scores were 3-6. ga.
So, 1-6, 1917.
Previous to the final match the east
and west had split even on the four
matches of the day and evened up the
series. four matches apiece. The sum-
mary Of the other matches today fol-
lows:
Singles - S. Howard voshell, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. defeated Willis Davis.
Of San Francisco, As, 6-33, 60, 6-2.
Vincent Richards, Of Yonkers, ~,
Y, defeated J. B. Hawkes., of Aus
tralia, Ga, 2-6, Cd, 7-5.
Doubles:
Hawkes. and Anderson, of Australia.
DEBATED Tilden, of Philadelphia and
Arnold Jones, Of New York, As, So.
ST, 63.
Clifford Herd, of San Francisco, and
Marshall Allen, of Seattle, defeated
Francis T. Anderson, of New York. and
Carl Fischer. of Philadelphia, 6-s, s-6,
3-6, SIS, 7-5.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-26
GOTHAM CLUBS RACE FORT WORTH TAXES l:S
TO FINISH In LEAD THIRD FROM CHICKS
Yankees Increase Lead Over Cleve-
land, While Giants Cinch
National Flag.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25-The two
New York teams possess the advan-
tage rs the final full week of the
major league baseball season begins,
the New York Americans one-sided
victory over the Cleveland worlds
champions today makes it imperative
for the Indians to tusn the tables to-
morrow or give the Yankees a lead
that will be difficult to overcome In
the National league pennant race,
Ne York, increased It's lead to three
s. es today and Pittsburg has only
a slim chance OF CAPTURING the honor.
A comparison OF the records Of the
New York American and Cleveland
Americans team last week reveals
that in six games each team scored
30 runs on fifty hits, that while the
Yankees he'd only one more error than
the Indians. the New York pitchers
were hit a trife harder Cleveland
may have an opportunity to make up
ground after the New York series
when four contests are played with
Chicago, which has won only 4 out of
Is games from the Indians this season
and Is now putting to weak opposition.
New York anticipates little trouble in
it's three games with Philadelphia but
may find harder going in its single
games with st. Louis. Washington and
Boston each of which teams are dis
playing strength.
The ST. Louis and washington
Americans are having battle for
third place with it's consequent share
in the world series receipts The
II, A,,A
splendid pitching of the Senators
staff may enable them to Gust their
rival Washington won its seventh
straight game today and is less than
half a game behind st. Louis. Boston
is trying to finish in the first division
after having been fifth for the past
two seasons. Detroit is certain OF
sixth place. one step better than last
year. Chicago's seventh place posi-
ton Is its lowest since 1914, while
Philadelphia trails for the seventh
successive year since Connie Mack
the splendid Athletic
team
In the National league New York
has slowed up somewhat and Pitts
burg appears to have regained its
mid season form The Pirates have
four games to play with ST. Louis
which has not let up in its play after
getting a firm hold on third place. All
The National teams from st. Louis
down will finish in the positions they
hold today Boston has shown the
best Improvement over last year,
jumping from seventh to fourth place
1920 National champions
to fifth place. Cincinnati dropped
from third to sixth place and Chicago
from fifth to seventh. Philadelphia
finished last for the third straight
season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-26
ORGANIZATION OF
FOOTBALL TEAM
Enthusiastic Meeting Held by Pensa.
cola Football Team Yesterday
Morning.

Yesterday morning at the appointed
hour the Pensacola football team gath
erred at the K. of c. hall, and during a
spirited meeting elected C. r. Bur
goyne for treasurer of the club, Bob
Ellis captain and K. r. Hess publicity
manager.
Sufficient men were present so that
plans were contaminated assuring
football for Pensacola for this year.
All prospective tryouts were not pres
ent, due largely to the present hct
weather. but there is no doubt but
that many others will present taeTn-
selves Tor tryout as soon as the mer-
curry drops few degrees. 1t is mans
jot to play or practice football this
kind OF weather, but the season is up
on us and is necessarily short, so it
is now or never.
It was decided that each man would
supply his own uniform. with the ex-
ecption of jerseys. which certain To-
cal civic club viii be requested to fur
nish in order to get business men Of
the city interested in the team. The
team is to represent the city of Pensa-
cola, and every business man should
be proud to take part In making it
worthy of such representation
AL men trying for a position on the
team viii be on hand at $50 o'clock
Wednesday evening at the K. Of G. hall
for a short signal practice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-26
IAN' RYAN SHUTS OUT PATTERSON TEAM

Japan must be satisfied about the
"agenda at the peace conference.
Many, seeing the word in print, wonder
if it's drink. 'Agenda" is the plural
Of "agendum,9 which means pro-
gram or schedule. japan, inquiri
about it. simply wants to know what
questions will be discussed at the con-
ference. An old word. Few, except di-
plomats and lawyers ever used II. Now,
after disuse for years, it jumps out
Of the dictionary and sails off into
general usage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-26

The extending uses to which atrss,,
are being applied have consideraba ,
the romantic. Up near NewfoundIsr.
air men are tracking down seals :.
the. fur hunters. Killing seals with
club is easy. But first find your seal.
Air men can find them in few hop,.
Same work in water boats often tsEs
weeks. The airship in commerce is 70
mantle, because it is novel. unIsp,
Soon it win become commonplace.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-26

minutes. Griffith came in at the end OF
the inning and apologized to the fan,
stating that he was trying to throw the
bali over the fence back Of the grand
stand.
Ham Gaines, popular first sacker,
was presented a large hanbone with
meat on It during the game by Mr. Joe
Roth. owner Of the Kozy Korner. Ham.
after exhibiting 1t to his friends, gave
It to Blue, the ground keeper.
Yost, the popular shortstop from
Mobile, made several nice plays dur
ing the game, on one occasion going
back of second ana taking a fly, and
another time going way back Of third
and pulling down nice one.
The box score:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-26
American League
YESTERDAYS SCORES
National League

Chicago As Boston 81.
Cincinnati g. Brooklyn 2.
81. Louis O. New York 5.
Others not scheduled,