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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

The club house will he large one
with two stories and basement. Tn,
exterior dimensions viii be- &Ox55 feet
with spacious porchss GA thrc sidrs
on thr firft fiOor viii be- lounginI
room. an assembly room. n kitchen. o
dining room and ante.rooms. Tho as
sembly room viii have large firc
place In one end. and will be connect,
I'd with the DINING room by French
doors. which will permit the joining t.
Rsthsr q the two rooms for dancine
and other social purposes. Both rooms
10 tho large airy porchcs. which eta
also opsn out In the same fashion {,
the hrge airy porches. which Will rend
sr n possible 10 serve members anc
quests On tho porches instead Il with
in the building when It il thought prc
feqahls tn DO ~.
The second story VIII contain ladies
rest ronmf. which viii be equipped with
lackcrs and all toilet and MyetuinupH
!tiss In tn basement viii Ice III
Hard room. shower baths. IN, hailei
room. quart. ~ Cor the caddies. and ly
Ing rorvs for the stiendants.
The rolf links are already being pui
Into first class condition 80 that the,
VIII he ready for playing IN the early
srripg. snd u il expected that the sind
Ing rolling and oiIlne will i'e completed
shortly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
COURT or CIVIL
APPEALS REPORT
MOTIONS GRANTED

Ngt lbNS tisA y TED
A T. 4 =. =. Ry. Co. vs.. J. Il
Francis. for additional findings.
waurika oil Assn. No. /. II al. W.
g. II. Ellis. 20 file appellants briefs
MOTIONS ovERRULED
c. n. l. a q. Ry. co. vs.. J. l..
Zun1yalt. rehearing.
Waurika Oh Assn. No. |. IT nj. =
q. II. Ellis. 10 dismiss appeal.
AFFIRMED
Allen ~ willhanks. Jr.. Va II. g
Seiby, o, al. from Ochiltree.
=. 4 s. r. Hy Co. ct al. vs. W.
l.. Wallace. from Swlsher.
l.. l.. Steele vs. D. u. Butler. ct al.
from Han.
L. a. Kerr vs.. II. c Wright. Q,
~. from Potter
Lubbock Grain & Coal CO. We. Joc
Lee Ferguson, from Lubbock.
SET FOR SUBMISSION on
FER. >. 1921
Robert p. Alley " Bessemer Gas
Engine Co. from Hale
John Ia ton Payne. ACT. "a White
Hnuse Lu'ahor Co. from Hcmphlll.
\. =. Sundermcyer vs. Quanah
'..ghi a Icc 60. from iiardeman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
Amusements


Not ~ long ago actors who were
gaining headway On the stage looked
with disiain upon the screen. many 81
them. indeed. declaring that an injured
professional reputation was rlsked by
stage players who accepted screen IN.
gagemenis. How thoroughly condi.
tons have changed In that particular
Witnessed In numberless instances
md right now there are several con.
spicuous examples 81 the screen con.
uihuting talent Ca reigning broadway
successes
Lewis J. Sciznick has observed 10
'Honeydey.' Little Old New York. {"
md Enter Madame" the work of
players who have played under his
management In pictures and cities the
case az William Faversham who ID
playing The Prince and the Pauper"
II the Booth while he may see himself.
N days when he has no matinecs. as
star OF The Sin That Was His" Ia
any number 81 Greater New York
'inemGs. Of course. Mr.. Favershapl
was q great stage personality hong
'efore he entered pictures via Selznick
aitraciioas-but there are others
Teresa Maxwell conover. now max.
ng a great success 10 "Honcydey" az
the Casino, and Norman Trevor. co.
starring IN ENTER Madame" at thu
Fulton. both supported Elaine Ham
ness,ein In The Daughter Pays" H.
Little Old New York" al the Ply
mouth. Gencyieye Toiin. who SUP
ported Mlss IIammersteln In Tn
Country Cousin" Is playing young
hoy with such skill that shc IL really
the star Il an attraction that wa.
started without any star advertised.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

bronze or copper strips uf
heavy gage. are insulated one
from the other by the bush
ingS nj q and are provided
with very substantial binding
screws y a. whioh are CON
nectcd IN. ends IT the very
larg" cables. that must be- used
~ conductors. One Il thcss
binding scrcWs IL connected 10
th' storage battery and the
other o. thr terminal ~ m"
starter motor. the other side
q the windings 81 which =
grounded to the engine and
thus. IN order a. close the cir.
cult and send current 20 the
motor II " only necessary to
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
COL. THOMPSON
ASKED To SUPPORT
SL0VAK CHILDREN
MME. POTtCkET. ~ PERSONAL.
LETTER. ASKS TINT IIER PEO.
Pi.E ~ CARED FOR.

col Ernest Thompson Yesterday ~.
c'iv'd litter fium Mime Erncsta
i''iu'z,k. O. nittN. e.. 80 o. f,lut'1.
who was odu,nied IN Columbia rni.
vor-ity, IN New York CiN The writer
speaks ~ hc happy college days IN
America, and 1T having heard OF MFR.
Thompson then. she then remarks up.
IN how different conditions are now.
She states that her two children have
never had sufficient nuuiisiinout. nnd
pl'ads for what assistance for them
Nj Thompson can lend when cues
toned yesterday regarding the letter,
tlo genial vNs'ryicp man sud on. time
enemy ~ her country replied that II
course hp WAS going tu help her. lie
-nil that h. could never turn 4 request
~ thli surt down and that b. WIS 90.
INK to purchase food drnft Tor the
unhappy woman. and have ~ forward.
cd through the European Relief Cour.
cil.
The letter l. quoted.
Stoingassc 2i
Bruni
Cr,hh Sibvakla
December %. 1929.
10 colonel Ernest o Thompson. Esq..
Am1rn1 Texas
bear 81.
No. doubt this ln'i,r win sHcw
ic yuu the guoprcst you have ever re-.
r'iNod-hut rlcisc DE- nn; take II M
Nth"urh ! mn stranger o. you. you
are not To mo. happened to lrlrn ~
voi. when ] was studying NJ Columbia
University. y V. about ten years ago
u was only your name "Ern ~" that
int a-oi r' 20 'h1i limo. I ND never
heard II md ! liked u because Il vng
my uvn name. Al that tine I wns
wishing ~ meet vou once Now. much
lies hctwc n those happy DAYS and now
The terrible years ~ W.T. have made ls
I'D ard tired We are constantly fgh'
ing the want of sufficient food ant.
clothing Nv hoy Ernest August. now
four years old and my little daughter
two years pld sugusta.Er nesia. h,so
never had what little growing bodies
need. N1w AZ Christmas II IL more "a I
fo- mother to look at her little ones
and not nc able 10 do anything for
them. Ever since I Knew ~ your exist
nee I hay" had n good feeling toward
vou. End nov. when So my poor little
ones are suffering como ta you. To beg
vou to take little lnterrs, for Ernes
Vie ~ bright boy and has n sunny dis
position aud think that the attention
Ifvcr to him viii repay fully We havs
hardly enough to give him food ani
"lo'hlnr not ~ think ~ education thu
q child should have
Vill yoll--,lear Mr. Thompson give
helping hand 10 ERNEST and let me HOP.
~ grow mp To- be- fine man ns you
~ u would be- very valuable o. know |
hos your training was Won't Won
write 10 me about H. And II YOU nnd
n coursc Of time that we are worthy |
= vour attention. d. help us IN these
and days We often hear. that Amefi.
ans do a great deal Of love work for
nenrl" NJ Central Europe.
know that my English IL had
should have written To- Won either
French or German " knew Il would
lease you better.
Please do not take this IN and be
icve me 'ha; am anxiously HOPING
or 4 Kind reply.
Yours faithfully
Ernesia Potuczck
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

The nca building viii b. approachec
hyaa splendid driveway leading iron
The Ozark Trail and which will b. gray
,l~l and srilsfically laid cut. Amph
spees Tor the parking OF automobIles
win be provided on the western side q
tho club house.
There has long been a pronounced
need for such clni facilities as thl
lockers and al toilet and hvatcry flcl'
Visitors 10 Amarillo have ufi-times CON
mented On the lack ~ outof-door IN
iertsinm-ht facilities. and 1t II n mat.
Ter 81 knowledFe that In several IN
rsancss negotiations fer the purchase Of
considerably blocks q properly .hav
l<en bscken of because the proyrctiv
purchasers found that they could nos
sh;nsn the country club privileges n
Amarillo that they had been accustomed
20.
Tho new club house will make u pos
sIhse fnr members &c entertain their gu,
a. town friends and business acqtaln'
anoes IN an appropriate manner. AMI
siye ,hens the mos, favorable peTspcc
live AZ what NE IN Amarillo offers q
III residents IN tine way Of clean and
healihfui entertainment The movemen'
20 extend the club facilities has recent,
gained much impetus and has the en-
tht,slas,ic endorsement OF all classes Of
the bushes sand professional men Of
Amarillo.
s,ssrrs en Market.
A specipl meeting of the club mem
hers hrs been called for February >
for The purpose Of considering the plac
ing of twenty-five additional shares q
the club stock on The market: official
Il the club favor the proposal and ex
pres their confidence In BRING allie g
disposr of the stock readily and % plac
% V the heal advantage.
!. The club officials are: presiden,
AsEy Turner: vice president J. n.
Bsasiey; treasurer. Charles Ware: sec.
rotary Charles A. Fisk: the dlrCctogs
are Guy ". Fallcr. George Lindsay.
Avery Turner. Thomas r. Turner. J. y
Beasisy. and sam B. Vaughn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
IRE WE AWAKE wIIEN WI
ARE iSl.EEP--OR ASLEEP
WlIEN WE ARE AWAKE

Ia the l.ght 81 modern scientific ~
search the ahoye question II no, as
enienat.c % IL seems when are We
really ourselves Are We Ourselves. o.
somebody slse?
Mldnigh, Gamhols. With Mario Dora
which j. 10 bs seen at the Deandl Thes
ire to-day. uses this theme as the hasi.
u an unusually dramatic photoplay.
We an know that We nre not aiway -
what We seem 10 bc e. other people
the question ~. are We rally what ",
tm D. w. are "a ourselves
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
T E!gg! Nfolo ]! a!
ThE ALBERT l. cLoucH
Copyright. 1891. hS The international syndicate.
The Starting Switch.

THE SWITCH WHICH EMPLOYED battery
automatically
hctNef natr aud ENGINE mist be pl construction
handle
TENS II must nave very R contacts - ''visiy !as r=;aace saa g
reliability Otherwise The low bas ltg VIII
lsNtgfh enough effectively = ~
Grated by the foot 10 subject rough aud
q q starting switch
which switch = bpA
bat'd through th' noor &C. and lined With insulating
inserted the hushnl th, electrical
through 81 ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20
GOLF AND COUNTRY
CLUB WILL ERECT
NEW CLUB HOUSES
PLANS FOR BUILDING ARE UNDER
wAyi CONTRACT VIII. sOO>
~ HE AWARDED.

The Amarillo Golf and Country club
viii shortly begin building = srl"ndid
new club house on It's grounds just west
of town. according to an announcement
ny the secretary Of the club. Charles A
Fisk. Tho plans foI the building are
being drawn. and the contract Tor It's
erection will shortly he awarded. says
Mr. Fisk. and the building proper viii
cost In the neighborhood u $4,000
The new club house viii he located on
the north side II the Ozark Trail which
IL being hard.surfaced by the county
The grounds are spacious. containing
iSs acres and are rooiny enough "a
contain one u The best laid out goll
courses In the Southwest together with
such other features as the buard Of d..
rectors may from time to time decide
upon,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-20

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Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
 2 S eOT SE
Hard Luck Nails
 Sailors in Ninth
 Frame of Contest

A home run drive in the last of the ninth inning, with two on base, sad died defeat on the Naval Air Station team of San Diego once more yes terday, when the Tigers-or rather Scott, second baseman-drove one into left field that brought in three runs and lifted the score from to 2 against him team to to in its favor
 Tn the beginning of the ninth in- hing the sailors had the long end of the to ? score. Butler, batting for the Tigers, drove one to Wombles, the navy shortstop, who threw to first Coleman dropped the toss and Butler was safe. Teddy, next up hit again to short. and this time Wom- bles fumbled, putting Teddy on first and Butler on second. Then Scott. who had not hit safely during the game, stepped to the rubber and took lengthy wallop at Pitcher Gibson s first offering that sent it into the sticks for a total of three runs. This audi four double plays made the game one of the snappiest of the season.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
Risito

Today sees the final times at the handsome new playhouse of the ini- tial program which includes Thos. Meighan in The City of Silent Men and Harold Lloyd in Number Please. the best comedy that he has made since High and Dizzy.
 There has been such splendid patronage to the Rialto attacted both by the fact that the theater is new and so comfy that it is in a class by itself that there is little left in the valley to draw from this fourth day The Rialto has taken the county
 by storm and it looks as though there will not be anything to rival it for many years to come for it is a magnificent house.
 It changes it's bill tomorrow pre- senting that charming and popular star Norma Talmage Tn one of the best creations she has given to the screen. The Passion Flower, done from the successful stage play of the same name and pronounced one of her masterworks
 It is due to remain at the Rialto fol three days and is to be followed b1 a picture that is just now running at the Grammar Rialro in Los Angel es. The Woman God Changed. The City of Silent Men has don, much to establish Tnos. Meighan a. l one of the big stars of the Famou | Players Lasky program and he vii be awaited with pleasure by thos | who saw this splendid vehicle.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
B|G CROWD SEES
 MESA TEAM WIN l. FROM WH|TES0X

MESA, July 4.-Mesa added her third straight victory to her string with a decided victory over the Phoe- nix White Sox in the Fourth of July game here. The game was featured as one of the principal events on the days program in celebration of the Fourth, and a record crowd for the season was out to see the home boys defeat the White Sox for the first time this season.
 After pitching a shut-out game against the Tigers Sunday, Oviedo went back in the box today and let the visitors down with two lone tall lies and seven hits. Air-tight sup port was accorded him. particularly by Menhennett and Mortenson on the infield, the former figuring promi- nently in two pretty doubles during the game
 The visitors scored the first run of the game in the second. when Thomas singled to right. Shumway fumbled Hickey's grounder, Warren sacrificed the two to third. Nevitt got on a | fielder's choice. and Thomas scored when they were trying to tag Nevitt out between bases. Again in the i fourth Thomas started things for the visitors with a double to left field
 He scored when Warren followed with a single.
 l Jenkins started the home teams | scoring in the second when he came in on Stapleys double to right. Tn ] the fourth he scored again after doubling, coming on on Menhennett's | single. The fifth was the banner inning for the home boys. four runs
 coming across on hits by Oviedo
 Mortenson Harris. Pomeroy ant Price. Jenkins. Oviedo and Morten- I son accounted for three more Euns ir the eighth.
 | The hox sc0re.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
Hubert Yates Wins
 Chandler : Phoenix
 Holiday Bike Race

Hubert Yates won the Chandler Phoenix bicycle race yesterday in one hour and 40 seconds. Emil Lyall came in second, pressing Yates for first place by a fraction of a second. Warren Stone, one of the favorites, finished fourth. riding the last six miles on flat tire. Stone spilled six blocks from the finishing line and carried his wheel across the tape.
 Rosser, Feurriegel and Porter failed to show for the getaway and Rozine went out along the road
 The riders finished in the following order:
 Hubert Yates, Emil Lyall, Sid New man. Warren Stone, Lyonel McGarr Farest Woods and Miles Roberts.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
Tigers Take TlUo
 From St. Louis
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ST. LOUIS. July 4-Detroit won two games from St. Louis. Neach and Heilmann made home runs in both games In the morning they made successive homers in the sixth in- ming and in the afternoon Veach lifted the ball over the fence with two on in the first and Heilmann dupli- cated the feat with one on in the fifth.
 First game. R. H. E. Detroit 1000 o03 100-4 l St. Louis 100 0Oo O00-1 l
 Batteries: Leonard and Bassler; Nangilder and Collins.
 Second game: R. H. E., Detroit s06 D30 010-7 F c St. Louis ..010 001 202--6 12 3
 Batteries: Oldham, Middleton and woodall: Kolp. Bayne. Deberry and Severeid.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05

he is nix. He gave Lee Anderson a hard race for 10 rounds last night. but he caught up with him and managed to win |the decision.
 Anderson was handicapped b y Wares style of | lighting. or rather Hack of fighting, which made the
 champ l ook bad. Ware had a habit of hanging on the ropes, out of reach land out of danger, | and the feferee permitted him to ] uaf may nyffb if
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
CHAMP |ONS WIN
 DOUBLE HEADER
 FROM CH|. GRIPS
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CLEVELAND, July 4.-Cleveland won both games from Chicago. Nor ton, one of CIeveland's second string pitchers, is credited with both vic tories. as he stopped the White Sox on both occasions when called upon for relief work. Chicago knocked Bagby and Caldwell from the box in the second inning of the afternoon game and took a lead of nine runs. Cleveland then knocked Kerr ana Weineke from the box and won from Williamson. Score:
 First game: R. H. E. Chicago 100 120 000-4 10 0 Cleveland POO 900 40x-6 10 Batteries: Twombly. Wienecke and Schalk; Uhle, Morton, Mails and Nunamaker.
 S-oa1l,d
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Morning game: Louisville 13, In dianapolis '.
 Afternoon game: LouisvilAo 3. In dianapolis 8. f10 innings.)
 Morning game: Minneapolis 4, St Paul '.
 Afternoon game: St. Paul 1, Min neapolis 6.
 Both games at Kansas City, Mil waukee postponed; rain
 First game: Columbus 3, Toledo ' Second game: Columbus 4, Toledo
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
CARDINALS JET
 EVEN BREAK IN
 PIRATE DOUBLE
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PITTSBURG. July 4-Pittsburg and St. Louis split even. the Pirates winning the morning contest and los- ing in the afternoon. Glazner's pitching in the morning was effective while Bailey was hard hit. In the afternoon Cooper was unsteady and three passes were followed by long hits. Except in the seventh inning. Pertica was effective. Score:
 First game: R. H. E. St. Louis .01o 900 001-s-2 Pittsburg ... .220 100 00x-5 12
 Batteries: Goodwin, Riyiere and Clemons: Glazner and Schmidt.
 Second game:
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
ARIZONA CHAMP DRAWS

AGUILAR, COIO., July 4--Jack Hummel, champion of Arizona, and John Chapham, holder of the Lord Lonsdale belt for wrestling in the heavyweight division in England, wrestled for one hour to a draw here tonight.
 Johnny Kid Mex of Pueblo got the decision in the eighth, and final round. over Pat Ryan of Denver. The men are Hghweights.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
Leonard Wants Match
 With Sailor July 16
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BENTON HARBOR, Mich, July 4. Benny Leonard, who called off his scheduled bout with Sailor Freed man today for the lightweight cham pionship, telephoned from Chicago that he was leaving tonight for New York. but would return to fight Freedman July IS. Freedman leaves tomorrow for New York. having been matched to fight Johnny Dundee Is rounds there July F. He Will re- turn to Benton Harbor to continue training for the Leonard fight imme- diately after meeting Dundee
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
FLYNN LOSES ON FOUL

MONTROSE, Colo, July 4.-Jim Flynn. Pueblo fireman, lost in the eleventh of scheduled 15-round bout with Sugar Keller, claimant of the Pacific coast heavyweight champion ship. The refree repeatedly warned Flynn for putting and in the eleventh awarded the decision to Keller.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
BUYS MORE TAIENT

PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-Will- jam Baker. president of the Phila delphia national league base ball team announced today, the purchase of Konetchy, the veteran first base man from Brooklyn. The amount paid was not given out. Konetchy will report here tomorrow. Lee King. Goldfe Rapp and Richbourg. recently obtained by the Phillies from New York in a trade, reported today.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
Sacator, Defeats
 Glendale Rarr1bIers

The Glendale Ramblers lost an S-4 game to the Sacaton team at Sacaton yesterday afternoon. The game was the feature of the July 4 celebration held at Sacaton and proved one of the most exciting and interesting games played on the reservation in some time.
 M Lopez the Rambler short stop played a remarkable game and GOV cred his position without an error.
 The Sacaton pitcher had a slight edge on the Rambler hurler keeping his hits we'll scattered. Score:
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
Tanks Keep Pace
 With Two Wins
 From Mack Men
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NEW YORK, July 4-New York defeated Philadelphia twice. bringing the Yankees winning streak to seven straight games. Two home runs by Baker with Ruth on base each time carried New York to victory in the first contest and the Yankees batted Rommel hard in the second contest, knocking him out in the seventh when they scored six Score:
 First game: R. H. E. Philadelphia 1000 900 130-4 3 New York ..-.. 200 0o1 30x-6 10 2
 Batteries: keefe and Perkins. Myatt; Shawkey and Hoffman.
 Second game:
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
BEES STILL RUNNING
Senators Take TUo
 From, Boston Red Sox
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BOSTON, July 4-Washington twice defeated Boston. The visitors got five rurs in the ninth inning of the second game on two passes by Bush, doubles by Harris. Courtney and Miller and singles by Shanks and Charity. Score:
 First game: R. H. E.. Boston :. ...10O 900 000-1 II 1
 Batteries: Zachary and Charity; Jones, Karr ard Ruel.
 Second game: R. H. E. Washington .000 110 005-7 Il 3 Boston :. =. .001 101 000- 3 ? Batteries: Courtney and Picinich. Charity; Bush and Walters
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
BATHING SUITS CAUSE RIOT

LOS ANGELES, July 4.-The sher- ifs office was called today to sup press a riot on the beach near Santa Monica. suburb of Los Angeles, where large Fourth of July crowds had gathered Fights over bathing suits developed into riot which the sher- ifs deputies suppressed.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
FIy.Ueight Champion
 Loses Paper Verdict
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BENTON HARBOR. Mich, July 4. Kelly of Chicago won newspaper decision over Frankie Ma son of Fort Wayne. Ind. in a lo- round boxing match today. Kelly forcing the fight in every round ana proving superior in aggressiveness- Kelly split one of Mason's ears With hard jabs and scored repeatedly with body blows.
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
Joe Lynch Postpones
 Match Dith Montreal
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 WOONSOCkET, R. l., July 4--Joe Lynch. bantamweight champion, ana Young Montreal of Providence did not meet this afternoon Lynch re- ported he had strained iigament-
 Jabez White of Albany was supsu- tuted for Lynch in 12-round no- decision bout. Young Montreal "oh the newspaper decision
Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
SAN DlEeo WINS TITLE

SAN DIEGO, Calif.. July 4-The San Diego high school defeated West Tech high school of Cleveland Ohio, ! to in the tenth inning of the sec ond and deciding game of the nation al interscholastic base ball cham pionship today.