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The New York herald., 1921-09-13
KAUFF BRINGS SUIT
FOR REINSTATEMENT
Gets Temporary Injunction
Against Judge Landis, John
HeydIer and the Giants.
SHOW CAUSE TOMORROW
Am Just as Much of a Gentle
man as This Man Landis,'
Says Benny.

The first formal attempt to dispute
the authority OF Judge Kenesaw Noun
tain Lands as High Commissioner OF
baseball was made yesterday when
Benny Kauff, erstwhile outiielder for the
New York Giants. obtained an injunction
from Justice wasservogel In the SUI
prerne Court which. on its face. requires
Kaufrs reinstatement as an active
player.
The injunction, which was obtained
for Kauff by Emil e. Fuchs, attorney of
81 Chambers street. Is directed to the
National Exhibition Company, operating
as the New York National League base
ball club; John Heydler, president OF
fhe National League. and Judge Lands.
IT directs the defendants to show cause
An Part l. Special Term. tomorrow why
they should not be restrained from IN
terfering with Kauff In carrying out his
contract with the Giants, pending the
trial of the suit, which Is for pernia-
nent injunction.
Mr. Fuchs said at his Office that since
Kauff was suspended from organized
baseball, following his indictment on
charge OF receiving stolen automobiles.
hc had tried to get Judge Lands to re-
consider his decision. He declared that.
despite the fact that Kaun was acquitted
BY jury, the suspension is still in force.
1t was represented to Kauff, Mr.. Fuchs
said. that he would not be reinstated be-
cause he had admitted on the witness
etand that he had settled with two men
who claimed to have lost money through
the purchase OF stolen automobiles.
II advised him to SETTLE" said Mr..
NE so ~ h.d IN pnq1 faith
guaranteed the ears, not as one who was
in any way culpable criminally.
AT any rate, the question Is whether
or not they can exercise jurisdiction
with regard to matters which were al
acged to have happened off the baseball
Aeld. particularly in view Of the fact
that the player has been acquitted by a
Jury"
In his complaint Kauff demands. in
addition to restraining order. that he
be adjudged a member OF the Giants in
good standing and entitled to such sum
or money as Is unpaid to him under his
contract.
Mr.. Fuchs said that a suit "for heavy
personal damages may be instituted
unless Kauff Is reinstated rs onr Of the
Giants forthwith. thus obviating the loss
| of salary and q possible share OF the
worlds series receipts.
Il say, says haufI III MS cofhpida2il,
sthat am every inch as much OF gen
tleman, and have as high sense OF
ethics and character as this man Lands,
who has no standing SO far as | am con-
cerned, and who has maliciously and
cunningly conspired TO further his posi-
f tion at my expense without regard to
conscience, standing or duty"
Kauff in his complaint also says II Is
unfair to compare his case with that
against the traitors Of the 1919 worlds
SERIES"
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
UPSTATE STAR is
AFTER GOLF TITLE
W. w. Patten Of Mohawk to
Have Whirl at National
Championship.
BY KERR n. PETRIE.

Among the many newcomers to cham
pionsh'p golf who are 10 play in the
national title tournament at St Louis
beginning next Saturday will be w. w.
Patten Of Mohawk. Metropolitan links
men have heard lot about this player
from upstate. but only the few who
have gone TO Schenectady or TO Utica
for the tournaments a. Mohawk and
Yahnundasis have been privileged to
see him In action. Patten Is spoken OF
as a very fine golfer, but results speak
for themselves. Any one who can go
through a tournament to the final and
then In the decisive test administer
such sharp defeat as 8 up and . to
play to player OF the calibre of D. z.
Sawyer OF Siwanoy. former Western ami
metropolitan champion and one time
national runner-up, must be a player be-
yond the ordinary run. This Patten did
on his home links not many weeks ago.
But Patten may be better remembered
as the player who, with Jerome d.
Travers, inflicted decisive defeat OF
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell over
the Mohawk links at Schenectady. That
was but the second defeat sustained by
the British professional pair. and the
fact that George and Abe were trounced
by and caused no end of comment.
A short time previous 10 that Travers
and Marston had lowered the colors OF
the Britons on the Merton Cricket CLUB
links In Philadelphia.
With all due respec. to Travers and
the power of his putter. Patten had a
big say In the victory. particularly in
the afternoon, when he went around In
II, the low score OF the day With
Travers making a "a. the best ball
came out at 50 against the 73 for Dun
can and Mitchell. For the thirty-six
holes Travers led Patten by two str1fesI
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Pirates Win One Game,
Lose Other to Braves
contest They Win Goes for
Fifteen Innings.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. IL tNationai) -
Pittsburgh and Boston split even on to-
days double header. the former winning
|the fret. S to 4. in fifteen innings and
Dosing the second. 4 to >.
carey's single. Maranville's double
|nnc Gibson's error at the plate scored
1.-The winning run in the fifteenth inning.
In the second game Glazner was
Knocked out OF the box in the seventh
|lrning. and Zinn, who relieved him. was
aEabic TO hold the visiting batsfnen
with the score tied In the eighth and
kwo out he passed Christenbury and
Cruise. which was followed by Boeckefs
kingle TO centre, scoring what proved to
be the winning run.
Southworth was hurt in collision
" ith Powell in the first game and forced
10 retire. The score:
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There's an exceedingly optimistic feel
ing around this town. Seeing that each
New York club is leading by such mar
row margin that the results OF a game
or two may wipc out the margin. IL is
difficult TO discover any reason to put
in applications for worlds series seats
quite this early. 1t would be just as
well for the fans to count no chickens
before they're hatched and to walt a
while.
To-day the Yankees entertain their
prosecutors, the Chicago White Sox.
The Sox are here for two games, which
will wind up the seasons series between
the two The Sox have been slammed a
heap lately but probably will have
Faber and Kerr fit to hurl at the Yam
KEGS. shawkey and Mays will supply
the Yankee Rolands for divers.
The Indians are hanging on and bat
tling for every point. so one must be
excused if he doesn't just sec how the
pennant Is as good as won. That at
least, without any desire to ba spoil
sport. is a conservative view. Per-
sonally, the writer would take unbridled
delight In seeing the Yankees win every
game from now on. Nothing would give
greater pleasure. and II would bring suc-
cess to a deserving club.
The Yankees have nineteen games to
play. distributed thus: Two with Chi
cago four with Detroit, four with St
Louis. four with Cleveland. one with
Washington. one with Boston and three
with the Athletics. il Is altogether rea-
sonable to believe they will win ten Of
the nineteen--that's a minimum of cx-
pectancy--in which event their final
standing would be: Games won. 95 ;
lost, SO.
The Indians have eighteen more to
play--four with the Yanlrs, three with
Washington, three with Boston, four
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members of tire new class. members Of
the first and second squads. will be added
to II. Folwell expressed himself as
pleased with the material in the new
class and the progress which had been
made.
These members OF the new class have
already been PICKED for the first squad:
Long. Hudgins. Links. Powell, Stolz and
Levitsky. linemen. and Kampinc, back.
be added. Powell and Ssfolz are doing
specially good work. Powell, an A. Z. II.
man, Is showing much speed and clever
ness at centre, while stolz, powerful
fellow OF 185 pounds. started at tackle
but has shown 30 much activity and
aptitude for the game that he has beea
added to the list of end candidates.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Syracuse Coach Gets His
Men Out Before 10 O'clock.

Special Despatch to THE EEw YORK HERALn.
SYRACUSE. Sept. 12.--In order to s.vs
the Syracuse University football candl.
dates a chance to see the Grand Circuit
races Coach Mechan had q morning prac-
tice to-day, getting the men out on tho
field before 10 o'clock and driving them
TO the limit for two hours.
Freshman Coach Harry Robertson
Joined the squSd of mentors to-day, ana
the yearlings will start work Tuesday
afternoon.
Tiny Clash. giant guard of 1920 ard
veteran oarsnian. who has not yet re-
ported. Is going to Yale. according to
rumors.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Penn Squad Increased
By the PromotiQD. 0f Eight.

sgsciet. sses5spdsch to THE New York IipHALp.
CARR MAY, n. j., Sept. 12.-Penn's
football squad was increased to-day
when several players were promoted
from the FRANKLIN Field coterie and ar
rived late this afternoon. They includ-
ID Qu!gley, Sullivan, McMullin. krafn,
Rosenast, Armstrong and Williams.
The men Immediately jumped into togs
md Joined Head Coach Heisman's
squad in a spirited drill. Hobey Light
has Joined the coaching staff.
DIR. Garnett former Penn star
took some OF the players deep sea fish
ing. Cochran, the Nogales Arizona
guard, caught a stingaree weighing
more than one hundred pounds. Gig
Genthner. the Brooklyn boy. pulled IN
small shark. The catch included
half barrel OF wealsfish.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Lamberton Joins Click in
Coaching Lehigh Candidates.

Special Despatch to TIE NHW York HERALD.
BETHLEHEM. Pa. Sept >12.--JaclS
Lamberton joined Head Coach Frank
Click and his associates this afternoon
in TyIor Stadium. where for a week long
sessions of preliminary workouts by
Lehigh have been In order.
Veterans who are among the missing
are expected to arrive this week. Bill
Springsteen. the big tackle. wired that
he had started from his home In Detroit.
and Harry Rote, the Harrisburg athlete,
is expected any hour.
All workouts arc held behind closed
gates. and little If any of the procedure
divu!ged.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
FIRST GAME.
rntaln. .ns AZ s43 n a
sors an vn.n J,nnlnr run scored.

sons out when Winning run scored
boston 90 Oio o q o o . o o o o Q o.
P1ttsburgf o. OIL 0 0 2 o 0 0 0 o 0 Is
Two base lits-carey, Marnnvills, 2;
&Rnbe rtson. Stolen baSe--Carey. SacrifceE--
Bcschger, ngbcs, Maranville, Tlcrney
Cooper. Double pisy--Ford, Berbsre end
fIolke. Left on bfsos--Boston, q Pittsburgn.
n Bases on bsils--Off Oeschgfr, 4; off
Eooper, I. Hits--Off Oeschger, in Z Is
5nninrs; off Brayton. (none out IN sth
Inninr); off Scott, IN innings: off
Eooper Z In 8 1-3 innings; off Adams.
\ In q 1-3 fnnfngr. Struck out--By Oeschger,
a BY Scott, .. by Cooper. a, by Adams. a.
WINNING. piteher-.Adanis Losing pitcher
81 Rame-2 hours and "a minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
FolwelI Returns and
Takes Charge Of Middics.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. l2.-Head
Coach Folwell returned to Annapolis 10.
day and assumed charge OF the naval
Academy football squad. consisting at
nresent almost entirely of new midsnip-
men. On Thursday the old squad OK
sixtv will return and a training table
will start at once BY Saturday forty
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kaney Leads at Traps.

HCIrY. Sept. i2.-E. A. Ran
New York Athletic Club won
kai shoot to-day preliminary
|pening tomorrow of the
tnnual trapshootlng tourna-
he westy Hogans at the air.
\ney smashed 9S i'm his GEN.
kets. Fred s. Ear OF Ceilings
koory Hackett of Atlantic City
|cond high gun honors OF the
kcores Of 95 out OF a possible
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
his Gains Clear
! Title to Pennant


EPHIs. Tenn. Sept. Ia
Memphis gained a clear
little to the 1921 Southern
pn pennant by defeating
am. 8 to Q, in the FIRST
to-day's doubleheader at
am.
ctory gave Memphis an
me advantage over New
Sunner-up in the race for
pionship. and assured the
sclub a lead at the end OF
n Of at least seven points
Orleans.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

Net, and the bayrnen OF Jamaica
theSe husky fish are driving the
into the bay and incidentally max
Or bay fishing. The bay fishing for
4, has not been Up TO much and
rproyement would be welcomed by the
ZEN. A few veakflsh arc being taken
say In the bay and occasionally one
guides strikes into them pretty hard
mss through with dozen or more.
fish are large and have been large all
In the bay. Down In the Yankee
eI is where the best OF them have been
4, OF late, and this particular channel
cad for only a few boats. II Is narrow
shallow. In the old days II was .
~ fishinr spot OF the late Samuel
~. Who anchored there many time
!, Guide Revinlus or Guide ief Davis
cre time boated an eieven-pouhasr "
famous channel.
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r,tt.r Fishing nj seabr,sht.

rno genial mate OF the America was s taaa, Az,
fishing on Saturday and ne sna sasa ma.
nsittnns or Feabright had improved i.,, rs
r.aiiv Tbey were down thcra Friday VIZ, WIN
M men and, as well az some PIG D'aSsrss., swsnsy
ston one 70 five pounds, '9sy gy.s nao the bis
fgur 80. are now coming In 10 the SEA
risSt grounds corlouea tho ,rc a,s' pow ana on mu
kil nhVs gtra nny porgies now on thssc
re,ra. .vc "a ~ but occasionally we run into Dig
schools Of bergalls. ..,,,, ont.,de. and
blueiWn hammer day, The seabrignt
rIl,aS esr,e in loaded down 10 the water y
eSs edge. they got their. fis. chunm'nssa ma one.
LOU LOU esSSr}snt y,nrkct fishermen have been
maslns LAY ns" bia hauis of the bIuefIsh Tor SONS
time.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Indians Coming
Without iris I

n LEvELAND, Sep
ager iris SpeI
Cleveland Indi1
with the team when 1
night on it's last i'm
East Speaker is sur
confusion OF the rigA
sustained yesterday
ped over first base I'D
An X-ray photogra
to-day showed there
ure. but according to- y
Speaker will be out
indefinitely.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
knr0ND GAMr-
totals 40 4 10 27 "a Totals. IA aikT ~ o
sBatted for Watson IN Tth inning
ss,,.s,-.s ss,ssn s........ SS2S9SS ] ] 90 g.

Two base hits--Booclxei Cutshaw,i Clanger.
|rhree base h't--BlEbe.. SAerificas---rArey.
rutshaw. Double nays--Grimm,. Maran-
|giile and Grimm; Barnhart and Grimm,
I}arss on bails--Off Ciazner. ! Off zinu, z.
|ifif@-On Watson, 2 IN q innings off
innings tnone out n Ttt Inning; off
txinn. IN . innirgs: orr l.. Bigbee. I IN I
InninR. Struck uut--By Watson, by
Isiasner. q: by l.. rghee, I. Winning
kftchsr--MofEan. Losing pitcher-zinn. TIM
Bires~-Hart and Brennan. Time Of game
] hour and 40 minutes.
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American Association.

fitannas CITY, Q, Minneapolis. 2 (ist camel .
Minneapolis, 81 Kansas City. cd camel.
Louisville. o; Columbus. Z.
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Southern Association.

Memphis. g: Birmingham. . l1st garnc,.
Memphis, 2; Birmngham, cd gam.).
Nashville. IL IAttie Rock. (iat gamer.
Nashville. 9: L'tie Rock. (cd game, ri,
innings, darknessy.
Atlanta. q. New Orleans .,
Chattanooga, 4: Mobile O.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
THE BIG ACT.


big spotlight beautiful
Victoria
wings black bearded are the
racing the the Giant hero viii he
ms III with Of + the sit the
thrilling should this entitled The Pitcher
that Is
this invasion Of the with nae This trip
way Reds three
These win furnish
apt stand or fall by what they accomplish the
the Pirates besides the New York games have five cone
with the Braves three with BROOKLYN
It is some race - : - -
POKER MAxIMs.
He rho calls sc!h thrccs
Bat ia an~ y Gasa us IN that e" omess nc S four deuce.
soeHo be put to better
The who consistently tries to fn an inside straight usually ends
.
appearance permitted
decreptude
boy has kick or two left in him yet
purchased pitcher by the name Of 10
II there is ANYTHING should be able
George ssrxen Columbus This should
prominent as at any time since 1872
you over the names Of the ten leading bas in II
leagues will find that Of them hail St Louis
only way in Manager Cobb can
outelder Heinan him with orders
tootoau paver HI,
Il
sd
Giants comet we how
HOOK AND EYE CONTEST
Expert male anglers
swimmer with Of
ar
OF
Of
We notice City two MI
George Duncan. a
Recently pianist her will
Neighbors
won by a score Of to esur
Of a the
a la wit the
middle West Professional football IS which
watch
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Canadian Title for Lyon.

ST.. ANDREWS M THE SEA, ~ b.. Sept,
l2.--George S. Lyon. 6S years oid. 10
day won the championship OF tne "a
madam Senior Golf Association ior tho
fourth time.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Eastern League.

rittsfieid. q; Worcester. | tist camel.
pittsfeld. a: Worcester, ed game).
Other games postponed. rain.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

a,-aham a s,raus, Inc, Fulton st- TIE: only'
s.onrer. A.. b32 Grand VI Tel; 3olo a.mss az
,,.,s IA Am av.. mr. Bergen. sterling sss-
Ichn,on r. .aha wyckoff av. Tel. o0a2 Evers =.
E,nsstor. 400 Fulton st. T5os Bedfa. hepa'is' r.i,
,,aar lrred,k. Co, Fulton ct. Tackle only
Marsters. j. VI. 50 Court st. Tel. w, NAH Jan
yichaelson. N. Il, ei4 Broadway. Tcse 1sas Pmsd
ss,,nr n oec Wyckoff av. Tel. SAIL Everg 7
rnsrer. M. VIII Woodward ay. Icse. 9r.t'
schaaf lN5 Fiatbush av. Tel. 2is n.7 Ssr, vvr
schobler. r., n3t Wyckoff av Is.. ,ss g..
snruns .aTei Atlantic sv. Tel. ISIS oisnines
OUT OF TOWN.
ws.cnsn.T II. .7i7 Hack'esk Law lHoDoA
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
Greb Here for Bout.

Marry Csreb arrived IN the city last niaht
from Pittsburgh for his bout with Joe Cox,
III. =. Navy heavyweight, ar the Palace OF
Joy nnortinr Club, Coney Island. next Friday
hirhs. An opponents weight ~ a thing that
keldofn disttrbs Creb.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
,,. a the Ambrose Channel Sunday.

". os the well known fishing pilots said
Yisvd.v that the fishing was not up 70
80 Sunday 40 he tried 20 locate come
81" Tor his passengers and managed 70
some near the entrance to- Ambrose
" rnel. Some OF the passengers phsged ~
n as twenty ling and every one aooa'a
d n few.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
,EAK FOR THE PIRATES--ON THE LINKS-FOOTBALL
killefer Signs to
Manage Cubs in 1922

" HCAGO, Sept. IL. - Catcher
Y William Killefer to-day Sign
ed contract to manage the
Chicago Nationals for the 1922 sea-
son. He became pilot OF the Cubs
August 4. when John Evers was de-
posed.
killcfer has been with the club
four years. coming here from Phila-
delphia with Grover Alexander, his
battery mate, for $4,000 and two
players. He was born In Paw Paw.
Mich. In 1886. and besides being
the youngest manager in the league,
Is also the only playing pilot.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
No Rose Laden Path to
PennantS for Home Clubs
They Are Favored Mathematicaly, However, and
Latest Setback for Pirates Comes In Handy
for the Giants-Sport Gossip
by WILLIAM ID. HANNA.

iyn, two with the Phillies, one with Bos-
ton, three with the Reds three with St.
Louis, two with the Cubs. rhe Pirates
have three more with the Giants. five
more with the Cardinals three with
Boston, three with Brooklyn, four with
the Phillies. The Pittsburghers won't
find It any the easier for having those
eight games with ST. Louis and New
York.
The following comment from tho type
writer of Hugh Fullerton recalls old
time days:
Pat O'Dea, who was the greatest
drop kicker in the history OF the
sport, was kicking for Wisconsin.
and his team was TO play Yale. Phil
King, who had been hero at Prince
ton, was coaching Wisconsin. The
day Wisconsin came onto Yale Field
to stage the first OF the real chal-
lenges of the West against the foot
ball supremacy OF the East. Pat ran
out with the ball and, under the
shadow Of his own goal line, kicked
the ball clear over Yales line. The
crowd stopped cheering and sat down
with sudden "O-o-o-ooh!" :" a grunt
OF defeat.
O'Dca. a greater drop kicker than
Charles Brickley? Or Walter Eckersall
or Bernie Trafford? Not according to
the records he isn't. Three drop kicks
are listed to him. one from the So yard
line. Brickley kicked O. the longest from
the AZ yard line. Eckersall kicked 10.
Trafford 8.
The writer remembers viWdly that
Yale Wisconsin game. 1t was In 1899.
O'Dea, fine punter, may have run
out and kicked the ball all that distance
and the crowd moy have sat down with
grunt OF defeat, but. If so, 1t arose
later with a grunt of victory, for Yale
won, to 0. O'Dea kicked no points In
theA game, whatever he may have done
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
THE LISTENING POST
BY WALTER TRUMBUL

BI WALTER TRUMBULL s
Copyright, 1921. By The Neic York. Herald
The Clients lead the league again.
They're cutting out the pace.
The fans rejoice 10 see them back
In their accustomed place.
And since they're met the Eastern test,
And shofrn they haze the poioer.
We trust thcJH callop through the West
At ninety miles an hour.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
LEAGUE

Pittsburgh. 8; Boston, u5 innings; first
gRme).
Boston. 4; Pittsburgh. : fsecond game).
No other games scheduled.
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National and American League r
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

AMERICAN II
Boston -phiia deiphia pc
No other games schedul
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STANDING OT TH|
GAMES SCHEDULED

Reading In Jersey City.
Newark III BaltimorI
Toronto in Rol
SyrI
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International
RESULTS OF YEsTERl

baltimore. II: Newark,
Newark, 6; Baltimore,
Buffalo. g; Syracuse. 2
Buffalo. o: Syracuse. II
Other games postponed OF
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDUI

New York IN Cincinnati.
Brooklyn In ~. Louis.
Beston In Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia In Chicaa
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ED FOR TO-DAY.

Chicago In New York.
Cleveland In rhiiadeil
Detroit In Boat
81. Louis !
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have reason to hope, for
that young Mr.. O'Hearn,
lcandidate, Is a lad with O
a head not easily turned.
scess OF praise bestowed on
R,pton in his sophomore year.
Handicapped him all his
eing bestowed III advisedly
Not only would il be more
pwait until he has made good
herring him with superlatives.
be fairer TO him. not put
"a the position Of trying to
the things said OF him.
In his senior year Kenlpton
we'd that he had high class
IN, something he'd probably
before but for the campus
bestowed on him. and
fault Of his.
made Foster Rockwell. Tad
nur Howe or Guy Hutchjpor
rterbacks until Hcsv aid /,
. Or LourieY or DAILY 0,
r Mount RlsZsant.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
each had 545 for third

n States Infantry was lead
nd OF the first days shoot
Ierrick team match with a
(e out OF a possible 1900.
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he missed q Ilelu goal from
line. He punted long dis
Malcolm Mcbride was a
rrts himself. He could kick
|gh not as consistently as
BIT VS.. West foo tbail. ] still
last Is the better In open or
and as for the forward
b passing Is about as good
IL the Alleghenics as on the
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
POKER MAXIMS.

He trho calls q flush acith thrccs
rs apt TO pay for all he sees:
But any flush that bucks four dcuces
Might t1eH be put to tetter uses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
Windbreaks Would
Retard Evaporation
OF West Texas Soil

COLLEGE STATION. Texas. IAN. ..
Tho latest bulletin gotten out by tho
State Forratory Department In called
Tree Planting hy Farmers fnr Fuel.
Fence Posts nnd shelter This hnie.
tin supplements the recent city tree
planting bulletin and contains much In.
formation uf value 10 the farmers ~
the ftcclrs part ui our state.
Wirdhrcaks. according tn this hullo.
tin. pro badly ur"'l"d I'm West Texas
h"cnuHc they fcinrd the evaporation ~
moisture from the foll aud crops. thus
"nnhling crops 90 do better an small
amount 10 precipitation.
The location ~ windhrraks IN rrln.
ton ~ the areas deyat"d to crops N
considered and the arrangement uf the
various trees IN the composition -.
the break" W. also taken M.
Among tho trees recommended FOR
protection planting In West Texas nr-
salt cedar. to,s dare hlnck locust.
Russian olive. Arizona cypress, Italian
ana rcd cedar.
The problem ~ growing trees az
home from seeds ig treated aud dir"c'
/ iiona fur planting are given. WIND
breaks Seed Renewal" mys the state