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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

SPEARMAN. Texas. Sept. This
entire section ~ the North Plains was
visited hy heavy rain Tuesday. Fully
three inches ~ rain fell nj Spearman
and the surrounding country had as
much and In many places more than
fell here. This rain will h. ~ great
benefit TO the row crop. which had he.
gun 90 need moisture iadly. II viii h.
~ no harm 10 the wheat crop except To
delay the hauling n few days ard also
stop the threshing machines.
Wheat Is moving from this poin,
faster now than ~ any time snce tho
Santa Pc built the spcarman branch.
Cars are coming about NJ tas, as the
six elevators can load them. over ono
million bushels ~ wheat viii b. shipped
from Spearmnn this sehson. Tho eficc,
~ this great movement ~ wheat II DO.
ing felt In business circles. Farmers
are paying off NOTES and lank.fs are
no, 70 tight" az they have been.
The Amarillo boosters visit To- this
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
sLUGGERs Of FLoYDhDA Mkk o.;
JOHNSON AND D: WIN GAME s. TO s.

slcr filled the bases. Then Bobble
'iatv ta?red ont u home run. la the
first half IL the eighth the visitors
o,d no mo,c. making the score q 10 4
~ their favor. but the locals came back
In their half and sewed things up when
they S"t to the renowned Rankin John.
son.
Amarillo won two out ~ the three
games played here. hat local fans are
planning to get even IN the series 20 De
llav-u at Ainarillp saturday. Sunday
md M'.ndny.. Fifty ians. Man 10 j,bir.
icy To- Amarillo SATURDAY,, and pride.
tl,nlly the whole cit will witness the
sunday game.
Score by innings; u. n. r..
Floydada .., .00i 200 i;x--s Z? 3
Amarillo ...,....o00 900 420-s , 3
Hiitteiles--I Brown. Hale. Sanders and
belong; Philpott. Harper. johnson ana
Lewis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
ARMSTRONG FARMERS
WORK DAY and NIGHT
',,cciai 20 The NewS

CLAUDE. Sept, Fail blowing In
Nmstrong cnua,y is going ~ day ana
ight Every one " taking advantage
thu moisture % get as much done as
,ossible before anchor rain. A fine
ain fell ~ the western part "f the
county Tuesday afternoon. Thousands
u acres of wheat win be- planted In the
near future MANY farmers are pulling
heir hairows after the pillow with the
s1me tractor. Those who attacked their
Ahcit are finishing their ihreshing this
week Farm work IN general Is farther
.dvenccd than az any previous year
because the combines got the work
lone and the fields ready Ter the pillow
sooner than ever before.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
IAEPHERD CLOSES
e REVIVAL AT CLOVIS

CL}yIs. y. NJ. Sept THE revival
~ thf rhurch ~ christ. conducted by
Evangelist y. u. shepherd. pastor Of
the church ~ Christ 81 Amarillo. closed
Sunday night, after a successful run of
two weeks. Evangelist shepherd was
compelled to return q his home Situr.
day and the local evangelist. q y.
Mickey. closed the services. Rev
Mickey states that during the two
'wu weeks the Attendance was good, the
house being filled every night. Much
n,cres, was shown during the meeting.
rnd large number ~ reclamations
nd seven haptisms resulted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
PANThERS TAKE
CONTEST FROM
WICHITA. 0
b. Associated rr>s

By Associated rr->s
FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept. l.
Clarence Erafi's twenty ninth and
thirtleth home runs Of the season en-.
ahied Fort Worth to win the SECOND
clash ~ the "srries ~ the season"
from the spudders today. evening the
count ut one all and reducing the re-
tucing the visitors lead 20 two and one
half games. kraft's circuit drives
were the only tailies registered. the
final score being . 20 q.
Buxxer hin Whitaker, the one eyed
pitching ace OF the Cats. was IN fine
form, allowing the spuddcrs hut five
scattered rafeties. Ramsey hurled good
hall for Wichita Falls. as did Bowman.
who went to the box IN the seventh
after Ramsey had i~en pulled IN favor
cf a pinch halter. The locals could
gather but ak hits. hut Krafts' two
were enough to win the contest. The
first home run came in the fourth and
the last In the sixth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
a.cisl 10 The News

i.srial 10 The Newp .
OiDAiA. sept. THE local
slupgcrs fell upon a. i,nnkin John.
son In The eighth inning ana made
2 runs and enough a. win todny's
game fiom Amarillo the final ore To-.
lax Ia q.
johnson. however. did not go In un.
/ ~ the bnfas wei" full IN the eighth.
Had Harn.i had heen doing the twirl.
,ng since he relieved phil.ott In the
fourth. phil?olt and Harper we've aid.
4 ~ ", n fielding, and managed q
N.,p the IT, ais claimed down until they
ruke lorsc Ia the eighth
Brown held Amarillo scOreless Tor
.hr'c irninga. when hc had Ia retire
ircauH" he hur, his hand. Hale went
in aud also hung ~ three goosc'eggs
against the Amarillo swatnnun. Tut IN
Iue s""oIlh the Vlsito,s got wild.
In that round a walk and Two sin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
Special TO The Ssws

WELLINGTON. Texas Sept. i.-As
b result; cl the work at the yelling.
.cnCommeicial club. "a big county
an Will ic held AT Wellington Sep.
TENDER 20 Ia October |. The work Tor
, porman.nt county fair was begun
hast February a, the spring poultry
show. and consummated August 20
when the directors of the association
ought the ground and let the con
tract Tor the construction ~ nm agrl
cultural hall. two cattle harms. a hog
arm and other improvements. Al the
Meeting az the stockholders nj Wei
ungton july 10. the capital stock was
nci at $4,000. thrcefourths Ut which
VAS subscribed and fully paid.
The following officers were ,Sctcd:
e. W. Roberts. president: W. !, At.
k.nson. vice president: y. T.. Starr.
+. ~ Lewis and Jack y. Jones, III.
rcctors: c. c. Small. manager. and A.
l.. Nowiin. secretary. The management,
r offering $500 IN premiums on
livestock. poultry and agricultural
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
wellington Making PLANS FOR:
BIG time AT COUNTY Exhibition

products; three days of interesting and
exciting entertainment have been Ne.
cured; jasz band concerts. ball games.
riding. rppiHs and, wrestling. win be
the big features Of. the day.
Coliingswmth county is planning to,
scnd n Glass Al county agricultural
exhibit %, the DALLAS Fair this fall
and has great hoocs 81 .seeinsr the
grand chamnion hbons of tbs. s'oland.
China class come Ia Wellington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

nan ANTONIO. Texas. sept. LIN
a game featured by plenty 81 heav,
riuxxinr. san An,onlo Dictated IA,
ssntcsats here today. \ To 4. Gaivsst a.
touched Williams for ~ hits. bu, coulu
not bunch them. Connolly hit a HON.
run over the l.ft field fence In n,
seventh with Nee on base.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
Ilobsier. Win Shoot.
Ny fssocistsd rr,,.

camp PERRY. Ohio. Sept. i.-tr"iii
men r"nrcsen,ing the Indiena Nation.
al Guard led In ioday's pistol shoot.
INK ~ the naiiorul rifle matches. Their
sco'' was lia. In rifle ", i the Mon.
;ana team now Leads with an average
81 3si. The Teas National Guard IL
s.cund. with go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

all around the hays when his drive To
rich, center got lost IN the high weeds.
McBcy drove In two more in the fourth
with a double after Fuqua drew walk
and DAILY had got ON base On an error.
l, was announced that picked team
from tho Sunday school teams win play
the Amarillo Grays next wednesday
md FridnV sfternnnps
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

Ss"mary-s'osen hase. Henry. Sac.
risiS. Nee. Tuiios. Twohase hit. Nee.
EtTk. Henry. Thre-hase hit. 8
Knight. ELAN. Home run. Connolly
Eirns runs and II hits Oft Glenn In
Innings. Base on halls. Williams ?
Glenn :. Struck out. Williams 4. Glenn
:. I'M by pitched hall. BY Glenn Cxil
hansl. Time. iss5. t'mpircs. spenocr
and Pelham.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

~ Minneapolis 4 Louisville 9.
~ 81. Paul y; indianapolis J..
- Milwaukee p Toledo 10.
columbus M Kansas city: rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

DALLAS. Texas. Sept. i.--Daila,
won slow .listiess game from shreve
l'oFt Today. 10 5. Spectacular playa
~ Holahan and Munson featured.
ulo<. AB n n 40 =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

fnchers' statistics. fo(r hits. two
runs of Ramsey In six innings: stolen
base Hoffman; two base hit. Allen. Nil.
her. tlaworth. Mcdonald; home run.
KRAFT ,; stock out Ramsey 2. Whit.
saker =. Bowman ?: base on halls. Whit.
ukr :. Ramsey; double play. Whit.
tAker 10 Rigney 20 Kraft: Wild pitch.
Whitaker. Time. i:so. Empires.
Myers and Brashcar.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
TENAS IEAGtE.
where THEY
PLAY
AMERICAN I.EAGIE..

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
s.. Louis nl Chicago.
ciegoaId ~ Detroit
wash'ngirn a. New York,
Philadelphia at Boston.
NATIONAL I.E.GiE.
Boston az phiiadalihil.
NV Yors ~ brooklyn.
Chicago "a Cincinnati.
81 Louis M Pittsburgh.
TINi> iIiGtE.
Galveston ni san Antonio.
iiugriun ai Baaunnnt.
Shrcgeprft az Dallas
Wichita Pals 80 Fort worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
POPULAR NC Lean
COUPLE MARRIED
Special 70 Tn. News

Special 70 The News.
MCLEAN. Texas. Sept. Miss jamie
Cousins and Mr.. Charles Lowry were
united In marriage "Wednesday morn.
Ing nj Ia o'clock nj the home ~ thu
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. :. A..
Cousins. G, $. slower president ~
Clarendon college officiated
Only the immediate family Of the
bride and groom and few friends
were present.
The bride was popular In society and
church circles here. She attended
Clarendon colleg two years and last
year she was n udcnt of the Southern
Methodist University ~ Dallas.
The groom was q graduate ~ both
Clarendon college and the Southern
Methods; University.
Tho coupl" LETT this afternoon for
Clarendon whore they will make their
homo Tor the present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

On Tuesday of this week Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Coffey entertained mum.
her Of friends with a 1? o'clock dinner
Miss Ruth Bird of Tuscon. ArIz.. was
the honoree.
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs. &.
u. Fast, Misses Ethel McCurdy. Hattye
and Moude Thompson. Ruth Bullock
RUBY Cook. Mable Watkins. Lolene
Cu1fcy and Master Poyd Cofiey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

Coveleskie. Caldwell and O'Nelll: Old
1am' Middleton. Parks and Bassier and
woodall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
~. Louis Wins Two.
TExAs.OKI.lHovA -IrACrr

AZ Ardmore :: Sherman o.
Al Mineral Wells 4; Bmham 1.
Al Cleburne !: Paris ?.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

less than half ot the automobiles
s'oler In New York In the last sis
months have been recovered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
New Yor. Loses.

BRookLyN. y. ". sept. l.-nrook.
iyn defeated New York To today and
prevented the Giants from taking ad.
vantage Of Pittsburgh's double defeat.
score: II II
New York -........ 900 000 Ooi-l 6
brookiyn .......... .09i 00i 0iN--5 ~
Toney. sallee. Ryan and Snyder:
Grimes and Miller.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Collier We're sur
prised Wednesday afternoon with n
miscellaneous shower. The couple are
rot newly weds but one ~ the oldest
families In this vicinity.
The cause of this sudden downpou'
was the fact that week ago las, Sat.
urday the Collier home was entirely
DESTROYED by fire while both Mr.. and
Mira Collier We're gone from home.
Absolutely nothing was saved nj.
though the home and furnishings were
wen insured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
Cleveland Loses.

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. i.-Dcirolt
nit opportuncly today and defeated
Cleveland 20 6 In twelve innings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
BOSTON IS SHUT
OUT BY PHILL!ES
ANDL0SES THIRD
Nv associated pr~..

Nv Associated p-~..
PHILADELPHIA. Sept i--philadel.
phia detected Bos,on I 20 in the frs,
game Of the final SERVES here and the
defeat put the Braves cut OF third
piAoe. Score; RH
bcsion e.. ........,.e 200 000 00o--0 s
Philadelphia ...... ol0 600 oOx-i
Watson. Morgan and O'Ncill: Mead.
cws and Henl.nc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
GAMES POSTPONED.

Houston nj Beaumont. rain.
Only three games scheduled IN the
National League.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
Athletics Beat i.osion.

BOSTON. sept. i.--philad.lphla ,ooi
the first game of the series from Ros.
ton 4 to today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

Chicago shut Out.

y TIHI1T -
CHICAGO. Sept, 60 81 Louis
punched hits behind loose playing on
the part of Chicago aud shut ouj M,
locals to o today.
a,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
Sporting News While
Ito Good to Read
new YORK Gets
LEAD IN LEAGUE
RACE ONCE MORE

" fssor aisd russ
NEW NoRk. sept New York re.
gained the lead IN the American League
race ;oslny defeating Washington twice.
20 ) and 10 = Washington now has
lost seven straight games. In the first
game Shawkey was effective in nearly
every inning, while New York hunched
hits cff Mogridgc. IN the s-cund game
Harper started his first game siucc
MAY when his lett hand was spill, hv
a pitched hall and performed brilliantly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

x-Ran for Miller In seventh.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
Governor Invites
promoter to Hear
Talk With Scribes

ALBANY, April 6.-Willjam
Gavin, managing director Of the Ip-e-~
istlonas Sporting Club, the orgapiza-
tton winch was mainly responsible for.
placing the Walker boxing act on tS-
statute books last year, has been IN
Vlted by Governor Miller 70 attend ~.
conference the Governor will hold ~.
morrow with sport writer's. The ~
yitatlon was the result of a ,neetins~
AeX Rourke, matchmaker for the
CRUZ, mad here to-day with ". Wsrd
smith, secretary TO the Governor.
1t IS anticipated that the National
Sporting Club Will ask the Governor
lf a. II be permitted TO prescribe f5s
rules to ne followed in wrestlinS
matches, ii, as is proposed. these con
tests are placed under the SUPERVISION
ot the State Boxing Commission. The
esuo VII base TINS request on tho
precedent established last year. when
II was permitted to draft the rules
Wnicn now govern legalized boxing.
1t IS understood that the snort writ
ers, when they meet with Governor
Miller tomorrow, Will have definite
program q recommendations to subni-
Ine various measures dealing with
ports, which have been introduced IN
The Legislature, viii be discussed NJ
the conference.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
''Chick'' Evans TO Toss
''Crutch'' in Discard

CHICAGO, April e-The trip to Eng
land with the American golf team viii
cause Charles Chick" Evans to discard
the putter which he has used with such
great success in the amateur and open
tournaments in which he has won the
American titles, it was learned today.
His putter is termed "crutch, the
head being fastened TO the shaft by two
prongs which bring the shaft in line
with the center of the face of the club.
This type and the Schenectady putter
being barred under golf rules OF the
Royal and Ancient Club Of s.. Andrews,
governing British courses. Chick
plans TO have a new putter built as
nearly as possible Ike the old one. but
conforming to British rules
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07

Jock the Hutch Sets
Three Course Records
Since Start of Year

JOCK HUTCHINSON. the merry
Scot of the Glenview Club of
Chicago. certainly has the touch"
IN golf this winter. Early in the
year he ran wild over his old homo
links at st. Andrews and astounded
the natives by knocking out
phenomenal 81 and breaking the
course record. That was Jocks first
visit in ten years
Hutchison returned to this conn
try In March. He hurried South.
arriving in time to take part in the
Florida open championship at Jack
sonvilie. which was won by linn
Barnes. Hutch" finished in a tic for
third. But the chipper Scot soon got
going again. He went to Asheyille
n. &, and won from a field of stars.
with score of 278, which was within
two strokes of the record made bv
himself two years ago.
From Ashcville Jo~k headed for
Plnehurst, broke tie No. 3 course
record with SO and won first
money. Then he jumped over to
White Sulphur. where he made
course record of 81 yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
Yale Golf Schedule
Is Longest on Record

NEW HAVEN. April 6.-Yale's golf
schedule, announced tonight. IS the
longest attempted by the team Cap
tain Scott called meeting Of the
candidates to-day and fifty registered.
Practically all of last years team viii
compete. The schedule:
April so, Columbia at Greenwich: i:
May 4, n. II. c. c. at New Haven; MAY
7, Williams at New Haven; May 13,
Cornell at New Haven May IA. Penn
sylvania at Scarsdale: Nav 2l. Buffalo
c. c. at Buffalo; May "a, Dartmouth
at New Haven; May %. Princeton at
Nassau, C. C; May 80, Harvard al
Rhode Island, {. c.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
New York A. G.. Team
Reafen All Wafer Polo

CHICAGO, April 6.-The nai 'onal
water polo championship of the sNma.
teur Athletic Union will come to Chi
cago this ysar as the result Of the
defeat tonight in the preliminary
matches of the Olympic Club, of San
Francisco. team, present champi qns,
and the New York Athletic Club teptet
e Illinois A. c. team defeated the
Westerners, to 4. and the New York
ers went down before the Chicago
A. A, Z to 3.
An American record of three minutes
fiat was made in the National A A U.
swimming championship, Steve Ruddy,
Of the New York A. c., clipping one
second off the old mark. The worlds
record of 1:29 is for the women's open
100-yard breast stroke kas equalled by
Miss Edna O'Connell, of the I. A. c.
The |. A c., with Norman Ross in
the team, captured the mems senior
4O0-yard relay in 3:44. Swimmers of
the New York A. c. were third.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
Prospect Purse
Is Only a Romp
For Sandy Beal
Murray Colt Draws Away
From Mock Orange 10 Win
Feature as He Pleases

BALTIMORE, April 6-W. S. Nur-
rays colt Sandy Beal was returned the
winner Of the Prospect Purse. the feat
ure of we'll rounded program At
Bowie this afternoon J. J. Farrelps
Mock Orange finished second and
George Foreman's Shoal took down the
short end of the money. haywood was
the only withdrawal. He was counted
on as strong contender, b. was taken
SICK during the night and was forced
to remain in the barn.
mere was a great deal of cutting m
at the start, and when the gate was
hnaily released the horses were strunr
all over the track Satana broke last
but Richcreek rushed him to the front
and he showed the way to the first
turn Mock Orange then took up the
running and led until well into the
stretch, where Corey moved up with
Passing the sixteenth pole Sandy
beal drew away from Mock Orange and
won as he pleased by a length and a
malt. Mock Orange was dying fast and
Just barely lasted TO beat Shoal nose
Tor the place. The latter closed with
gurlong.
Sacajawea captured the second event
in terrific drive from Tout Or. Mary
Head was third, a length and half
back j. P. McCafrey's ancient gelding
Approval sprang Il big surprise when
ne nosed out Brisk in the third race.
l he mutuels paid $500 on the winner.
Service Star was third.
Hello Pardner, Is to I shot. cap
tured the sixth race n drive from
indolence. The latter beat Warlike
neck for the place. Maize. another ont
slider, won the closing event. with Al
Pierce second and Crumpsall third.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
lilden Only Champion MOI
Likely TO Compete at
pinehurst Next Week
By Fred Hawthorne

Ihe great stars Of the lawn tennis
world, men and women, will make their
next tournament appearance in the an
aual North and South championship
went, to begin on the clay courts OF
."e Plnehulsr On. O. Country Club.
heXt Monday morning, with the finals
ID ootn 5ourNaments scheduled for the
following Saturday.
Irooaoly not until the concluding
series OF great grass court invitation
tournaments in the last six weeks Of
pay preceding the national and inter-
'."9tohal tournaments will there be a
neid equal 10 that which will begin
play at Pinehurst on Monday.
whether Tilden, the mighty. will
SS9"ipe'e Is still doubtful There have
Deea d hundred reports as to what
s"e world champion intended to do.
n0' up TO late last night was unable
earn eehAltely OF Big Bills inten-
ions IN the matter. He NAV decide
- Ve last minute to make the trip,
ana II 's to be hoped he Will, since his
ss.esehe6 would lend added prestige TO
lae tournament, which he has won for
zee last two years.
&. p;.t '''O tHSt TIE week OF play
Tldaan danenurss would be just the thing
alav;a l,,Sfn needed to keep him in good
lie H',ins form Tor his Wimbledon trip.
% PANS 10 leave for England on May
49, therefore ne will have almost Il
~ '+YUsn .1 TO TO rest Up between the ending
~, 10 .ae flnehurst tourney and the time
v pb Sails. However, II may be that the
'Ia"""oeiphlan feels he cannot spare
So. 'iAe Tor the North and South
Leading Players Entered
.o,'1 "u' even without Tilden the men,
P1;oatlhey sparkles with quality. Vincent
n,on s. the national junior cham
MI Si'' IS practically certain starter
sroos,s us playing in the Philadelphia
sbse S9l tournament this week indicates
ar,l;e ne Is rapidly regaining his usual
Forn.' F,.'@n' form. S. Howard Voshell,
zr;an tn,er national indoor champion, who
nnrs. ea as runner-up to Tilden at Pine
- last year, will compete, as Will
WsE biddle, Of Philadelphia; Reals
,s,sat, the former internationalist.
ib.ss ibrss, humasae, OF Japan; Harold A.
tarts~ e@hoFtor, or, Wallace I. Johnson. g.
'soh Snafsr, j. Fl. Wheelwright and
Taa Ten other ranking players
p,N.l women ) singles and doubles =:
.r..~.Se VIII be represented by the
S.r. Sss' neld that could be gathered
..a 49,. ~ ene East, and we shall not see
na.;ns-,' aga'n until August, when the
Ea- E.,s;.- 's played a. Forest Hills.
B,nss.s 'ne list will be Mrs. Molla
.rsssssa' r.ssea' Mallory. Of this city tho
ua4onal turf court and indoor
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
thanking Tennis Players Enter
Big Tournament In the South

champion, who sails for England next
month to play for the women's worlds
championship.
Miss Marion Zinderstein, Of Boston,
runner-up 10 Mrs. Mallory in both the
turf court and indoor Journeys and
present holder OF the North and South
honors, viii attempt to retain her title
next week. From Boston also viii
come Miss Leslie Bancroft Miss Edith
Sigourney, Mrs. Frank H Godfrey and
Mrs. Benjamin +. Cole all Of whom
performed brilliantly in the recent in
door championship tourney.
Miss Florence Ballin, of this city,
New Jersey champion; Mrs. De Forest
Candee, Mrs. Spencer Fullerton W eaver.
former national indoor doubles cham
pion. and Miss Martha Bayard, national
junior champion. are among the other
stars who will compete in the Southern
resort. Altogether it looks Ike week
of exceptionally fine tennis at Pine
hurst.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-07
Blackbirds Polo Team
Defeats Freebooters

The Blackbirds polo team, composed
OF members of Durland's Riding Acad-
envy, easily defeated the Freebooters
last night in i postponed game Of the
Squadron a tournament. The game was
played at Durland's. The Blackbirds
we're handicapped thirteen goals, but
they overhauled their opponents in the
third period. The final score was 22
to IS. The score by periods follows:
First period, 5-14; second, l3.-l4:
third ls-l6; fourth, 22-16.
The lineup:
Blackbirds Positions Fraehoof.~s
q g. sherman .....No. l...... f. Alexandra
II W ynn---.. Ne. . r E Strawbridge
A klnny- -.............. Back ........... - Wing
Goals. first period-Wynn 90. Klnny l2),
Stra" bridge; second period. Kinnv 90
Wynn 90, sherman 60 third period
W ynn t3l. Sherman. kinny. StrawbridK4
%; fourth period. sherman %. Wynn
t-l Time OF periods Il minutes.