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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
.PAD|LLA MAKES NEW
OFFER TO SANTAFE
Would Meet Team at
Neutral Points; Put
Up Side Bet

Upon receipt o. word here last
night that the manager OF the Santa
Re baseball team has announced that
Dan Padiila. manager OF TIE Duke
City Crays, has 'frigid pedal cxtrem-
isiosr when Il comes 20 playing santa
Ne. Manager Padnia announced a
plan hat IL a warm one and may
make Romul0 Lopez. santa fe man
aeer. step lively 10 find a way 10
answer him.
Manager Tadiila SAID last night
that Santa re n Just trying 10 drive
him 20 accept its terms. but that he
Is not TO be driven just because the
Santa fe comes out and
anyn PHdilla has such cold feet that
he has to put hot bricks m mis- bed
TO keep his tootEies warm"
Manager Padlila wants 70 know
why he should be afraid 20 meet
santa Re on the diamond when Santa
re has taken only one game from the
Grays IN min years.
When We so TO Santa fe." said the
Gray manager. we make no money
and when Santa re pms here n car
ries away big money. Just to show
the santa We a that ] am a good
sport. ! WIN agree 20 play Sanm Ne IN
either Madrid or Cerrillos. provided
each team pays IT'S own expenses
there.
IuNnf IAulAAu "a. - TX Nnf
money from the admission hnt Is
charged OF from the collections taken
from passing the hat so 10 D Dis.
abicd Soldirra' league. BESIDES thu,
I will put up "A tf0o side bee 90 de.
feat Santa Pc. This last agreement
on the condition that the Grays use
the same lineup they did when thes
lost to the Ads and thst Santa Pc uss
the same lineup u had wnen II wal
defeated BY Las Vegas.
Now, Mr.. Lopez" says Manager
Padilia, what have you Eot TO say2'
Manager radlila says that Lopez
has ncycr tried 20 get a game with th'
OrayH. He says he has tasen the in
itlnfive eac time there has been am
effort for q game. The Santa "
manager sent a special delivery letto
herr once after the Grays had trie'
several times TO reach Lopez on m
lanT distance phone but his term
were unacceptable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
Dick Doyle Places
In Finals of the
California Meet

Dick Doyle Of Albuquerque was the
only entrant OF Long Beach nigh able
60 place In tho finals Of the Califor-
MIA track md field meet held NJ
berkeley, according TO word received
here.
lie won third place IN one or the
closest low hurdle races ever held In
California OF his ace a Long ncach
paper SAYS:
Doyle travelled behind n mar who
carved the standing record by n frac-
ton Of a second, Houston Of Lincoln,
and wan a breath % air behind Loisi-
ncr, the raio Alto sensation. The
winning time was 20 2-b seconds.
Doyle has easily been the scnsu-
tionai track athlete OF the year aud
has been the only one who could
place points In the larger meets. Ills
specially o. the low hurdles. though
he steps the hundred faster than any
one c.ac at the high school runs the
goo IN second place time and can
climb a timely 40 when occasion de-
mands He Is also a baseball player
of ability and was captain OF the dis
mond aggregation last year. Ho
played first team baseball no a fresh
man. coming from Albuquerque, y.
M
Last Sundays Herald told Of Doylc'a
record in the prrliminariCs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

Horos 10 win the British amateur
golf championship ore p,duod in the
big Three" of the American team
Chick Evans. Francis Oulmrt add
Bobby Jones'
They represent che strongest layout
OF talot ever sent in quest Of "a cup
on foreign links
Al have been playing since thcy
we're big enough 10 swing "a club aud
holior fore
Evans and Oulmot went 10 England
In 1914 and Lost.
Jones viii De- the only member Of
the mo 10 be- handicapped by strange
surrounding Yet be- b. much nIr-
Their developed Boa his game than
either ENuuH ur puimct we're when
they first played abroad.
Tho rio represents tho golf
strength OF east west aud south
Evans halls from Chicago. oulmct
IL from Boston aud Jones from at
lauta.
An are nov at the top Of their
game.
Evans began playing az the ago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

Bitter Battle in Progress
In West Virginia


expressing fear that properly would
be damaged tonight
Only a tclegram from state au-
ihorities indicating hat they believed
that the situation might now be mot
by civil authorities. prev ntcd pro-
mitigation Of the martial Laws procia-
nations as soon as they we're signed
by the president There was the ut
most haste in drawing tsem up.
Two tclegrums appealing for mar
iial law were brought % the white
house by Senator Sutherland. who
received them from his West Nirginia
constituents. One OF them. from n.
Wilson, OF Huntington read;
in the name ~ God and humanity
hurry federal aid 10 Matcwan. our
citizens are being shot down like rats.
Men and women are being fired upon
by striking miners and are held In
cellars without aid. our mining prop
crty n peing fired upon al dav. Five
deaths known TO be the result and
hundreds win be Killed unless aid
m quickly. oar governor has
asked aid from Washington. why is
o. not forthcominG3 our property
will BE- destroyed hy nieht we fear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
Hot Recall
Election Fight

tsputtnnrd from page onc.l
gether so solldiy la my life ns u is
now" said Mr.. ball. I'VE can't loso
with conditions No. they are. I can't
say Just by how much W. will win
but u viii De- rs "a safe margin"
Another union leader stated last
NIGHT that ho looked for tho three
commissioners Co be- recalled from
office hy "a vote ~ I've 10 one. Union
leaders based anue 81 their hope for
Ni"tory yesterday ON the fact that
NOR" womsn workers had been added
to their ranks.
4 meeting of nearly 200 women
was hcid 1t odd Fellows han yos-
tcrduE afternoon 40 which the dis
charged nrcmen'H side OF the situa-
ton was explained Mr. ". s.. Pat
tcrsou acted Hs cnairmau of the moot-
ing and following a few speeches
asked Tor women volunteers Co uid in
winning votes and iu bringing voters
to the polls Friday Tho meeting
wac hy special Invitation. nearly 500
having boon ,nyitc0.
Thrrc SPEAKER.
chief Of the men speaker al tho
meeting were Commissioner I'd.
Swopc. W X. Patterson and william
Ball. Following the meeting it was
stated that Mr. Swupr had spoken
ENH" HNN 900" '|"NF N'H.HN ~ ''||"
missioner and had not taken any
sides iu tho controversy. the argu-
mentatlon being lott 90 the otucr
speakers.
Tho Peoples Committee dlstr hut
ed h|ullctIn 40. Z yesterday and Hn-
uouur"d that bulletins Of a. similar
character would Doe distributed each
day ur until tho date of tho election.
4 striking statement .u tho bulletin
was that these commissioners.
headed by Mr. Cunuoll. slapped Dy,rN
member Of the American Federation
Of Labor Boz tho face when they die
charged the nrcmon"
The official registration lists had
not been completed bass night and au
exact estimate OF the number Of reg
irtorsd workers however. said that
the registration would probably
reach nearly 5000. mud campaign
leaders Tor both tho Peoples Com
mitirc aud Cltizcu's Committee gave
IL as their opinion that Friday would
t'o tho heaviest vote ever cast iu tho
city.
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Richard p. Woodson, Jr.
And Ray McC Gamma Win
In Fast Tennis Matches

Stewart Macarthur in two out ~ three
sets OF tennis in thoir preliminary
match az tho Country club Saturday
afternoon. The scores were ga, Sc.
and Ga in the Saturday morning
matches Ray Mccanna won from I'D
Ilorgan, Go. Sc. and 90 Horran
debated George Downor in the prclim-
iuafles. McCnnua also won from iiOr-
gan Friday afternoon. 81, 81.
The womcE's tournament has been
postponed for a week on uccOunt Of
the delay in playing off the mems
matches The drawings which were
TO be- announced Saturday, Will In
stead b. announced next Saturday
Women'f entries may De mad next
week With Miss louise iowber.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
WILL MEET
RIVALS IN SECOND
GAME OF SEASON
Battle at Barelas Field
Today Promises to
Be Hot One

The Duke city Grays and iho Aqs
are ready for thcir second hnsenNL
battle of the season, which VIII s.aIt
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon al the IA
rcias field.
10th teams have reason 10 be con-
ftdcnt OF victory. Dan Padhla, man
agor OF the Grays, aays that IootA
Teller, who vas going strong when ne
retired IN favor sandovol last sun
day, win start the twirling ~ pr
believed TO be In shape 10 last the
entire game.
The Aqs arc thought 20 be weaken
ed slightly In their batting powers
because Of the departure OF maritime
for II paso. His place Il 60 be taken
or first By Stumpf: Sncdegcr, who
was first slated for the initial sack
being shifted to second. McCormick'
who twiriod the game in superb style
Cor the Aus last Sunday Is 10 take the
mound again today.
The Grays and Aus are both hold.
ing pitchers In reserve. The Aus viii
let OfConnoll warm up 30 as 10 b.
ready to take the mound In casc Nc
Cormlck should weaken Haynes ~
another pitcher the Aqs have. but
Manager Arthur Mandeii Of the Aqs
said yesterday that be had no intcn-
tion Of sending him 10 the mound as
he has only started TO practice
. Hrackett. the new twirler who has
been trying out with the Crays, Il TO
be held In reserve today Botn man
ayers say that with an over break
with luck, victory will be theirs The
lnc-ups follow;
Gravs. Nose Chavez. e; Teller, p:
A chavez IN; Burns. %: Salazar 81;
Manuel Chavez. - ID Chavez. n:
Galloros. ct: Wildhabcr r. rcnorio,
substitute.
Aqs. BranElo. e.: Mccormick. y;
Siumpf N. sncdcEcr. 2b3 Ben Cor
phoide. Sd. Louis Gcrphcldc, 81; Mo
Gamma. %. PARENT. a.; Clark. n.
srnnzini. Barlcy. TURNKEY aud Pro
N.waI uHHN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
rque High Wins State Track Meet; Grays Out to Get Revenge Today
Indian School Nine
And Old Town Stars
To Cross Bats Today

Tho Old Town Stars and tho United
states Indian school will cross bats at
tho grounds NJ New York avenue and
Fourteenth street this afternoon. the
game to begin at 2 o'clock.
1. ~ Duran, secrctary-trcasurcr Of
the Stars. said yesterday that
speedy" Guevara, the Stars reliable
catcher. IL 10 DO back In Albuquerque
IN a few days and with him In tho
lineup once more the stars expect
10 have a team capable OF clcanins
up Belcn.
The stars line-up today follows
Baca. ~; Gillian and Luccro. II and
p: GOtinda. ibi II. rorca, 2b; Ro.
nero, 2b; Apodaca, -; Duran CT. u
pcrea, RI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
REAL ESTATE MEN
INVESTING SNT.TS TAX

CHTCAGO-Top Thousand real o.
tate men are expected o. attend the
annual convention Of thn National
Association Of Real Estate boards In
Chigago In July
This prediction WAS mad ~ Fred
erick TAYLOR Portland Oregon, ma
tional president
Among the important matters for
consideration VIII b. that 40 the taxa
ton question. a radical change On the
form ~ taxation viii be recommend
cd. according 10 present Indications.
"A complete revolutions in taxation
methods must be- secured before tho
country returns go normally" TAYLOR
declared. ''fho snies fHN. ns outlined
by President Harding. b. tn only pos
sihle solution we ran Fee. " would
from every standpoint hf tho fnircst
method 90 taxaticu ne o. would diatri-
butte the burden fairly and impartial
ly.'
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Ouimot played hockey from school
when ho was "a MID 90 ramblo over
the links. He had tho bug 80 bad
hc often got up boz tho middle OF the
night Co practice now swings
Jones grow mp with the golf links
ns hia playground.
Tod Ray. during his visit here last
summer. saw the Atlanta boy wonder
play aud remarked that he could beat
amy amateur in England.
The other members OF tho Invading
team Gro D. wood Plat Freddie
WriFht. paul Hunter ana william &.
fowurs aIl strong golfers.
10 tho American team tho hiitoh.
will boz called on 10 face f. national
champion. two former national cham
piuuH. two state title holders. "a
southern champion aud a former o.
naiist bud "a district uualiHt Who
reached the national semi-tinals va
1919.
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Breakfast Table
Gossip

\ ~. Stroup and i,nN West wcr'
cited lust ulrht 60 appear iu police
court tomorrow morning ON the
charge of speeding
\ % was thrown through the
wind shield of the car OF j ~. Peak
as 30 Wba parked near THIRD street
on Central aNouuc last might.
iatrulman George Mann arrested
pnlu Btoa Boz front of t diane, hail
on South First street lHst night on
tho charrr uf d~ruukonu.s %, told
the officer that has stomt,H was "up.
side down
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

DETROIT, Mich, May lA-botrolt
defeated the WashinEioninus hcrr to-
day In q pitchers battle. oldham
pitchers had good support. only one
error being made. Zachary. pitching
for Washington, seemed 30 have the
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has the right 10 apply tho tost Of
service Co itE every activity"
"liow about tho civil service "
u belioy, in Do absolutely and ~ o.
my determination 90 strengthen aud
broaden % wherever possible 90 tho
end that merit may govern. lu this
way the postal service can bc made
n NOR" aud moro desirable career into
which young men and women can en-
tUr with certainty that their work
viii Doe performed under reasonable
conditions Tor "a reasonable wage aud
that they viii boz secure Boo their cm-
pioymcnt so long as they give faithful
service
Public's Part.
How can the public holm you aud
the other %pustomlcc employees iu your
efforts tn improve the ArryiccT'
I'm many ways, but principally hv
recognizing that tho postal service is
not o. private enterprise boo which
thcy have merely dstuchrd Interest
Of customers. but that Do Is e. public
service BOO which every man. woman
and child In the nation is "a stock
holder.
In tho final analysts. tho iucrcis-
cd efficiency of 90, postal services Will
depend upon The lympHthetiu coop
grafton of the public with the men
and women they have employed to do
the job
Mir Mail service.
"bO favor the rapid develop
mont of tho uir mail service H'
81 consider 10 "a very important
branch of the departments activities.
It's development BE- already greater
than that OF any other country and
b. has unlimited possibilities.
There should hr e. closer onuoc
ton between tho air mail service and
thc air service ur the war and navy
departments Tor obvious reasons and
we ARE moving 70 that end ln "a very
definite way.
"Thr basic value or tho air mail
service D. itB potentially AZ "a second
line of defense in case uf u,ctssity
W, urc now carrying about 5000
pounds Of mail "a daY hy airplaut.
made up of nearly goo. 600 separate
pieces OF mail There are 90 pilots
and 900 mechanics iu th, service
There are 6.s6b miles uf flying each
day.
one thing should like 90 mako
perfectly clear BE- lH that do not
consider that censorship of tho press
is one oft the functions of tho port
Office department Whatever may
have been the policy OF previous Hd
wlulst atloua Boa this respect. / have
very decided ideas as 90 what my
policy shall be-"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

PHILADELPHIA. May ii-pitts-
hurgh defeated Philadelphia in r. 10
inning game hcrc today. All Of
philadeiuhiD's runs were made In the
fourth inning.
Score by innings: r. ". T.
Pittsburgh ....002 on O02-G rs q
Philadelphia 200 go 0OO-4 10 2
Batteries: For piftshurgh. Cooper
and schmidt; for Philadelphia
Smith and Wheat.
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DEATHS

" and Mr. Dianiciu h1en. who died Pr.
dHy afternoon. va held yesterday Aftfr
aeon from fhs family resldener un Nuufi
fofn A.rrnt. burial nHH ID san inae crme'
fsry Pred Crollqtt 80 Boz eharTc
CAhAIDOk-Mkf husrla Gahaidon aied
Friday anernoon a. The home Of fer parents
81 South williams street. fhe vas The
dsurafsr 81 NJ and Mr.. Fernando O.
balloon o. this rliy fanfral arrangements
viii b. maze today Cruiioit b. In shsrrc
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Sofia Garcia, Albuquerque, Feiic-
lano Garcia, Albuquerque.
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Pineau Leaves Today
On Wrestling Tour
On Pacific Coast

oearro Plneau Albuquerque
r~.e,nrlon wrestler. ~ 10 leave this
n~@~lr~ On 4 tour o. ms n0rih~eat-
follr which A. iU0fOid In meaning
Il u not only 10 be- a wfe'uinF ton'
Inf nIso = honeymoon Trip
4rrDmuanled By his bride, Iinenn
Iii nl1l Visit Hahefafield. California
.hr.~ ne two viii Walt Mr.. itneau'n
$500 Here TIneau hops 20 com
rI@ln ~ wrestling schedule. whtfn
~ take him 10 tan frnncisco ane
into the states 81 "auhinetoh an"
rre.n l. ready 40 meet all wrest-
49,. .IIhln hIa own weight and ~ go
las - has uWn nnnaHrf.
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NEW YORK. May tf-Clncinnnti
dropped q game to the New York
Giants today by a score of 3 90 o.
Three 81 the Giants runs were made
in tho first inning.
Sore by innings. u. ~. =
Cincinnati .... 900 900 600 \ o
Ncw York 800 0t0 0ts-5 . i
Batteries; For Cincinnati Logue
and H~ergraub; Benton and Smith.
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Landing Season
Good One on the
Otero Ranges

Manuel ~ Otcro has rcturnod from
bis sheep ranges in western socorro
county and gone 90 santa Fo on bus
iuess a. reports tunt the nmbing
reason has been good on ms ranges
and that tho loss has been nrht.
His advlccs from ia pforo's nocks
in tho Mogollou mountains b. also 10
tho effect that the lamhlng season
there has been good aud that the loss
huH been light.
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CHICAGO May 1.-THE Chicago
White Sox defeated the Athletics In
the first game OF their series 30 "a
score OF 2 to I here today. score.
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BROWNS WIN FROM
RED SOK IN GAME
FULL OF HITTING
New York Defeats Cleve-
land; Detroit Whips
Washington

ST LOUIS. May ia-In a slussest
today the Browns beat the Red sox 8
10 g. Score.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

VICTORIA, British Columbia "A
now Cosl field has been located at
Flores Island ON the west coast Of
Vancouver Island,
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better end u the battle, until nu err
rur lct On $40 runs lu the eighth.
Score 10. n. J..
Washington ..o0f 900 0OO-i 9 I
Detroit .......Ui0 600 o2f-3 10 U
Batteries Zachary aud Charity
oldham and Ainsmith.
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Totals


summary ihftf htsr MT Ihlhs
siolen base. Mostil. struck out. hF
Moore =, By Fabor 2; bases on balls.
off Moore 3 OF Faber a. JmpirCs,
Chill and Owens.
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you have said that politics should
have no place In tho department. how
about profltt" / asked
1t is an institgtlou Tor neither poll
tics nor profit" was the emphatic
answer. 1T b. au Institution for
service and the public which owns 30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

m nnai seors q All me teams VI

~" q q e q q =
One Of the interesting happenings
The meet was the capture ~ first
/Iace In h hiEh jump BY Bass. Of
<Imafron. Bass ~ a slight youth. ~
/4arn old. and came within three
4aarierH o. an inch OF the state rec
1rd when he jumped . feet J inches.
Ehe state recora - s feet "a inches
when jumping ; feet inches the
too or the bar WIS over Bass e
The stAie record Tor the 21O yard
low hurdles was also beaten yester-
day afternoon. hut - there was a
strong wind behind the men during
n race u was announced that the
new time would rot stand as a rec
ord
Lawrence samucison, n re
hnn-milcr, Tented = moment after
he had crossed the finish line OF the
haf. niloa He was given medical at
tcntion AZ thu clubhouse, and II was
announced that he had merely over
e1ered himself and would suffer no
THE Summary.
Following IL the summary Of the
Ice yard dash-FarreiI. Albuquer-
Que, firr; Jones. Roswell. second:
rtesn Las Vegas. third. Time, 10 10
szo yard dash-Jouvdan. Las Cruz
90 frsf; Jones. Roswell, second;
<@~ssmAtA Albuquerque, third. Time.
y 70 econd
80 gard dash-Farrsli. AIbuquer-
que. First Jourdan. Las Cruces, sec
ennf findle. Roswell. third. Time,
80 seconds flat
40 lstd mn-Wcbb. Roswell.
ur.t: Hernandez Albuquerque. sec
ond; Tlndie, Roswell. third. Time.
; minutes. IA as seconds.
aiiie un-6carborough. Santa Re.
IirHif Ad1trf, Poriaics. second. Boh-
Lander, Iaoa, third. Time, 8 min
utea' li-xt seconds.
Fob Vault-Elder. Albuquerque.
Irtf. fona. Los AlamOa, second: Jones
koe~ell third. Height, A feet. 4
Hlsh jump-Bsss. cimarron. nrs,:
Hughes. Roswell. third. Height. s
1oet. Z inches.
Broad lump-Elder, Albuquerque.
first; Jones. Roswell. second. Austin,
Roswell third. Distance. 20 feet.
Discus Nen1blo. Albuquerque.
first. Hughes. Roswell. second: Dim
mt Roswell, third. Distance. ~
JavelIn - FARRELL. Albuquerque.
urnf: Glassman, A~lbuqucrque. second,
Nnyalip. Roaweli. third. Distance,
IA feet. ~ inches.
110 yard high hurdles-Aurtln
EonueIl. first. Jones. Roswell, sec.
ond. Dawes. Artozia. third. Time. ~
aaconda fiat.
z2O yard low hurdlos-Apstin. Ros'
well. first. Wenh. Roswell. sccond
hammond. Albuquerque. third. Time
rs So seconds.
Fhot puf-NenNbie, Albuquerque
first FARRELL. Albuquerque. second
Himmlft Roswell. third Distance
n feet. ~ Inches
nelay race-Auesia. first; HtrVup
guilork. House. Mickey. Time.
minute. o. - seconds.
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IIINIINNU- d Way II"TI"
Americans too a game here to-day
from the Indians today hy a score
Of 8 90 A. cleveland POI tho lcnd
early and kept o. until the eighth In
ning when the New York men made
four runs.
..... Il IL q
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You are reading this ad. Other
people will read yours Phone
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summary Two U0N0 MT DIIn0CT0T,
three base hit, Diihoefer; sacrifice
hits stock, 1ayan; double PLAYS. La
van 10 Hornshy. knduff 10 Honey:
bases on balls. % pertita I. OFF Reu-
thor /; struck out. by pcrtica 3. hy
Reuthcr 4; umpiros. Hart ana Nc
rormlck.
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Summary. Two base hits jacobson.
Smith. Witt. q Double PLAYS. Jacob
aon unassisted. Struck out BY Bolandi
I: paimero. I; ShOcker 4; Russell 4.
Hit BY pitched ball BY Russell. Jacob
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Service First Is
Hays NJ otto

certain TO be reflected iu the quality
Of their service 10 tho public
The fact that tho federal compcn-
sation commission d. pay.uE many
claims for Injured eyes caused by
poor ight n postoni,cs, ls o. OF the
symptoms Of the disease We propose
Ia turfW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

Nru poHK-ncnny Leonard he's
49, ~nlrhcd a. meet Rocky n
"a liairl1pn y, - June q
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ROSWELL FINISHES
SECOND -FOUR STATE
| RECORDS SMASHED


A'oeqnerQue won the i~rtcr-schol-
PC trAct meet held yesterday after.
|'n o. the varsity ncid with a total
a polnta 3 puintn more than was
rnsa ~ hnsueii. rnnner-up FOR the
o. The relsy race was Won b.
t|ttsiA IN ; minutes. 81 1-6 seconds.
#|'Ing a new star accord.
Eptr state records were smashed IN
80 . yesterday. and two more
20 cQunned. The hIGroes change
tror1 pan n toe pole vault. Elder
4 tIpuluerque raising the mark Al
I1<1t- 10 feet 5 inchos 20 n
<|<f inohes- FARRELL AIbuQuorQuo's
Ff1Nn by. clipped ? seconds from the
I',& TOT he quarter when he stepped
4" ne tdo yards IN 90 seconds fiat
#~NtpprpvEh a. SANTA Re made a
I't teHtcroay IN 8 minutca 11-1-t
<<<<r1t. which lowers the previous
1@It ~ thrff-nftha 81 a second