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Evening star., 1921-04-11
FAVORS D. c. VOICE
IN j. S. AFFAIRS
Representative Burroughs
Reintroduces Resolution
for Representation.

National representation for resi-
dents of the District Of Columbia by
an amendment to the Constitution. as
proposed in a Joint resolution intro
duced by Representative Sherman
Burroughs Of New Hampshire in the
last session of Congress. is again pro-
posed in an Identical resolution in
troduced by Mr.. Burroughs today.
Briefly this proposes that the Dis
trict OF Columbia shall have repre-
sentation in Congress and in the
electoral college on the same basis as
the several states Of the Union. A
hearing on this resolution was
granted by the House judiciary COM
mittee in the last session Of Con-
sentatives Of the business. profess
sional. civic. patriotic and similar or
ganizations in the National Capital
went on record positively as favor
ing the passage of the resolution.
Text Of Resolution.
Tho text Of the resolution follows:
Resolved by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled
(two-thirds of each house concurring
therein). That the following amend
ment to the Constitution Of the Unit
ed States be proposed for ratification
by the legislatures Of the several
states, which, when ratified by the
legislatures Of three-fourths Cf the
states, shall be valid as a part OF said
Constitution, namely. insert, at the
end of section 3, Article ". the fol-
lowing words:
The Congress shall have power to
admit to the status Of citizens Of a
state the residents Of the District
constituting the seat of the govern
ment of the United States. created by
Article /, section 8. for the purpose
among the electors OF President and
Vice President and for the purpose of
suing and being sued in the courts
of the United States under the pro-
visions Of Article III. section 2.
Provides Representation.
when the Congress shall exercise
this power the residents OF such Dis
trict shall be entitled to elect one
or two senators, as determined by
tho Congress, representatives in the
House according to their numbers as
determined by the decennial enumera-
ton, and presidential electors equal
In number to their aggregate repre-
sentation in the House and Senate.
THE Congress shall provide by law
time and manner of choosing the
senator or senators, the representa-
tive or representatives, and the electors
herein authorized.
The Congress shall have power to
make all laws which shall be neces-
sary and proper for carrying into ex-
ecution the foregoing power"
Evening star., 1921-04-11
BALTIMORE CLUB ROBBED.

BALTIMORE. Md, April 1.-THE
entire detective and police force OF
Baltimore has been busy hunting a
gang of bandits that early yesterday
successfully worked the boldest hold
I'D ever attempted in this city.
While armed men guarded the ap-
nroach to the Citizens Democratic
CIuh. 222 West Franklin street, at 3
a M. seven men, six of whom were
masked, entered the club. backed six
teen members against the wall with
reyolvers and robbed them of jewelry
and money amounting to $1,000, 1t was
reported to the police.
one member, DIR. J. C. Crawford.
was struck down unconscious by a
blow from the butt of a pistol in the
hands of the leader. The gang then
droye OF in automobiles, after threat
ening to kill any who made an ovhcry.
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WEEKS 81 TODAY.
Friends Remember War Secretary
With Bouquets of Roses.

Several large bouquets of Ameri-
can beauty and other roses graced
the desk OF Secretary Weeks this
morning. To visitors who inquired
about the display he explained:
why. some kind friends happened
to remember that this is my birth
day. And I'm proud to admit I'm
sixty-one."
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PAsT0RATE is ACCEPTED.
Rev. DR.. w. S. Abernethy Will
Succeed Rev. DR.. s. n. Greene.

A letter of acceptance of Rev. DR..
William S. Abernethy as pastor OF
Calvary Baptist Church. sth and II
streets northwest. was read to the
congregation at the services yester-
day. DR.. Abernethy. who succeeds
the late Rev. DR.. Samuel H. Greene,
will assume his pastorate here the
first Sunday in May
He comes from the First BAPTIST
Church of Kansas City, the largest
Protestant Church and Sunday school
in Missouri
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SEES FREEZE TONIGHT.
Weather Forecaster, However, Pre-
diets "Rising Temperature"

Fair and continued cold. with heavy
frost and freezing temperatures to-
night. was the prediction for the Dis
tr1ct by the weather bureau today.
tomorrow the temperature will
start up again. so that by Wednesday
the weather bureau expects resunp-
ton OF normal spring weather here.
Thirty-one degrees above zero was
the official low mark recorded at the
bureau. although one or two degrees
below that was registered in outlying
districts.
No reports had been received by
governmental agencies today as to
the extent OF damage which may have
Evening star., 1921-04-11
BOY CASHIER GETS YEAR.
Sent to d. c. Training School by
Judge Landis.

CHICAGO April 11.-James Carey.
Ottawa, Ill, whose theft of $4,000
last November was followed by criti-
cism of Judge Landis when the latter
permitted the youthful culprit to re-
turn home pending sentence. was to-
day sentenced by Judge Landis to
serve one year in the National Training
School for Boys at Washington. ID. C.
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QuAKEs DAILY IN CHINA.
Shocks Follow Terrific Tremor in
December in Kansu Province.

= SHANGHAI, April 11.-Minor earth
quakes have occurred daily in the
province of Kansu' since the terrific
tremor on December Is last. Investi-
gators who have visited the earth
quake district report that sixteen
great iandslides have damned up the
TsinSning river and that there 10
danger Of foods unless work Of ex-
cavation is Immediately begun.
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Committee to Ask
Presidents Tiers
On REORGANIZATION

President Harding will be con-
suited in regard to the pro-
posed reorEanizat tion of the gov
ernment departments by the
Joint congressional committee
on reorganization. At a meet
ing of the Joint committee to-
day it wns determined to ask
the President for conference
some time tomorrow.
The committee is anxious to
obtain the views OF the Presi-
oent on reorganization of the
government departments before
IT begins to outline n program.
In fact, the committee desires
10 have the full cooperation of
the executive branch Of the
government in bringing about
the proposed reform.
The Anal organization of the
committee was postponed aEnin
To-Day. Senator SmOOt of Utah.
VINO will he chairman Of the
committee. following the meet
ing today said the committee
mas decided it was advisable to
taIk with the President before
gong any further with it's work.
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MAN DIES IN FLAMES.
Women and Children Carried From
Burning Apartment.

NEW YORK. April 1l.-One man
was burned to death and a numbar
of persons were injured early TODAY.
when fire destroyed four three-storv
apartment dwellings in BrookIyn.
Women and children, their exit
by the flames, were carried
to safety by police.
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DRIVEN INTO EXILE BY WAR,
Collapse Of Central Powers Lowered
Curtain on Life.

Collapse of the central powers and
the vidssitudes. of war that drove
former Emperor. William of Germany
and his consort into practical exile In
Holland in November. 1913. was the
lowering Of the curtain in the life of
the once beautiful empress and Queen
Of Prussia, Augusta Victoria, who for
nearly forty years. had been the most
beloved hausfrau Of the German peo-
pie.
The ex-empress' gravest cloud. next
to the abdication of William II. was
the tragic death OF her son. Prince
Joachim, who committed suicide by
shooting himself in Berlin in 1920.
She was never informed. it is said,
that Joachim had taken his own life.
Another depressing event which
haunted her was the Russian revolu-
ton and the fate that befell Emperor
Nicholas and his family. with all Of
whom, before the war, she had been
on the kindliest terms.
Net Especially Gifted.
Augusta Victoria was notable chiefly
for her keen interest in charitable
work and in the betterment Of the
living conditions of the German poor
It has been said Of her that she was
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WEATHER.

Fair tonight with heavy frost and
freezing temperature; tomorrow, fair
and warmer.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ending pm. today: Highest, Al. at
pm yesterday; lowest 81, at s am.
today.
Full report on page II.
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The Associated Press 10 exclusively entitled to
the for republication Of all news dispatches
credited to Il not otherwise CREDITED in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
Ali rights Of publication Of special
dispatches herein also reserved.
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BROTHERS REPRESENT
AMERICA IN POWER
BOAT RACES SEPT. 5TH

Detroit Mich. Aug. lO.-Two sc.s
Of brothers will represent America in
two Of the tastes, boats at the Gold
Cup and HamsWorth Trophy power
tcat races here beginning August &c
m'd running until September .. 49,.
cording to prvscn, indications.
The brother. Will b, in Miss Amer
ica II, being built by Gar Wood O.
t,tcnd the Two trophies. and her pre-
tcccssor. Mis-. America, with which d,
won them last year.
Car Wood viii drive the new speed
craft with Jay Smith handling thv
engine. The first Miss America. 60
be entered Tor Car Wood. Dr.. will
be piluted hy Woods brother. George
/ Wood while mis- mechauicinn will
b, Bernard smith. brother of Jas.
With six American entries already
indicated Tor the Harmswotih. to ur.
pose Sir Mackay Edgars Maple Leaf
VII. elimination trials September /
and are apparently certain. t'ndpr
the rules " competition no country
may enter more than three contest.
ants in the race proper. and a lively
struggle for the honor VI represent
ing the United States is in prospect
Besides the two Miss America N,
United States entries include Niis.
Chicago Of the Chicago Yacht t1ub
/ Miss Promise of Buffalo. Ms. Prot.
land of Portland. ore. and p.siurta.
/ ~ NJ Chicago
Miss Ameia u is mnidl, n.a-
I ing completion Her keel was ai'
here June Z. Oar Wool an,icinat b.
she will BE- canable ~ running I,
miles an hour faster thar her preia
csssor. which reached p miles an houi
ia the mile championship iashes lasN
year
The four i2c,hnder ainhne notofl
tc be- installed In Miss America II
ere expected to develop 500 horsr
ruNer.
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Captain of Rotary
Nine Is Willing to
Play N Y. Giants

The following taken from "The
Orphan" successor 10 the A X G
Light. James Barron and Fat
Nelson. editors, respectively, show
the real sporting qualities of the
Rotary baseball nine. These players
are willing to cross bats with some
of the big leagues just 10 prove
their motto. Service Before Self
which would probably be true in
this instance.
Mr.. Jawn McGraw.
Manager New York Giants.
New York City, \. Y.
My Dear MIR. Jawn McGraw:
don't suppose you remember me,
but I'm the bird you spoke to one
day at the Polo Grounds. I'd step
ped on your fO0t-and while l
didn't just catch what you said,
! know you said s0mething-and
I've been telling the Ardmore boys
we was acquainted and they says,
90 to it--write the guy and see
what you can do.
suppose you're about fed up
with cuckOOs who are trying to
butt into the big teams-but ! amt
that sort of guy. Jawn. Why should
| leave Il real town for the sticks
because that's the way us Ardmore
gnlis feel about our burg-that ii
has all other towns backed off the
map-and we'd ruther play around
here than in any of the Big League
towns. So there amt no use Of
your writing me, even if you are
short 0utfielder.
In writing you I'm acting for our
Rotary Club of Ardmore. Having
mOppcd up all the bush leagues
around here. we'd like to take Il
fall out of some Eastern club. and
we've heard favorable of yours now
ana again.
What say. John-can't you ar
range pOst-mOrten game between
our bunch and yOurs-playing
wherever you say. That there Polo
Grounds is some restricted-tOO
much fences and things for us boys
who is accustomed to the wild, free
pee-rarie Couldn't you corral your
outfit and bring them down here?
There is grand lot back Of the
Brewery where we could play-lnd
you wouldn't need the audience
you're used TO at the Polo Grounds
cause our friend J. Il. Champion,
when he gives his Rebel Yell, has
'Orty thousand spectators sllinted for
noise. Once he starts roofing a guy
would think he was attending one
Of the world serious games and that
the home team had just made a
home run.
If you think well of this, name
the day-put a notice OF the game
i'm the Police Gazette-which will
give you a chance at some publicity
for your club and your town.
We ANT professionals, 50 the
gate receipts would have TO go 10
charity, like building Il road from
here 10 Mannsyille, perhaps, or
building Il home for indignant bar
tenders.
Jawn, il you want me to, I'll issue
II challenge in our paper, the Ard
moreite," and the New NOrl, papers
can copy il.
When see you in Ardmore you
can tell me what il was you said
the day | stepped ON your kick. !
kind Of think | know now what il
was-bui | hope I'm wrong.
Yours very truly.
(SigneH
EARL BROWN
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BEARD BINGLES HITS
WHICH WIN SECOND
GAME FROM PARIS 81

PARIS. Texas. Aug. 9.-Beard Pops
hickory, slammed the hits that spell
ed victory for the Ardmore club At
Paris Tuesday afternoon and the Pcps
took the second straight from the
league leaders by the score of 2-l,
out of three times at bat. Beard the
man who lead the West Texas Lea
que in hitting last season, slammed
the onion three times for a single,
q double and a triple. The first two
zamms We're the ones which scored
the two winning runs. In the fourth
session, Lovelace reached first on
single, stole second caught Stagner
rapping again Immediately after and
stole third and then came trotting
over the rubber when Beard started
the bombardment by slamming n liner
Tor three pillows to the right center
field boards. In the sixth the Pops
scored their second tally when Tate
reached first after Dodd threw his
Erounder too low to Trammel and
scored when Beard caught THE first
bali pitched on the nose and consigned
t. on mean line drive to deep left
for couple sacks.
Carter on the mound for the Pops
was master of the twirling throne
from start to finish. He allowed but
four hits. none of which were dang
erous, and famed six Of the men
who faced him. Nobody walked while
Carter had control Of the pill Car.
ter registered one of the six hits which
Ardmore chalked up.
The only run Of the Snappers az
rived in the seventh as the result of
Il freak hit and an error. Trammcll
lined a drive to Lovelace back of first
which the Pops fielder muffed. Al.
iordissen grounded to Beard. the
,phere taking bad hop over the
Ardmore second sackers head as il
reared him, and Trammel came
Ecmc.
Clopp was the star of the fielding
his interception of Byrnes line drive
ia the seventh bringing three
minute round OF applause from the
lacked Nandstand. Clopp caught
the solid circle by leaping high into
the air after making mile.a-minute
run TO deep field bfore coming in
contact with the pill.
The game was a tight pitchers
duel throughout. Morgan, for Paris.
struck out u Pops, but Carter was
more effective with men on bases.
Lefty Ferguson may twirl for Ard
more today while Johnson, south
paw may occupy the mound for the
Snappers.
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RICHARD PROMISES
A Big FIGHT IN 1922;
RENEWS AREN& Ease

Jersey city y. !. Aug. iO-Pro-
moicr Tex Rickard has renewed Tor
one year his lease ON the arena at
Boylc's thirty acres. Announcement Of
this fact today was coupled with the
statement that another worlds heavy
weight boxing championship will be
staged In the arena next July.
The original lease. granted TO Rick
ard would have expired In September.
Under the terms Of the new agree
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SportitorllalS
BY BILL KROHN

once more Paris is bombarded-but
It's 4 bombardment we're glad 10 see
Doggonit. that pennants sure lookin
be;tern and biggern ever.
Guess well have to petition the mo-
guls OF baseball to make more than 3
positions on the team. because what's
Rugs Young gonna 10 after ne plays
them all?
Hell be q worIdbeater with no more
worlds 10 conquer.
And We an know Bugs won't turn
10 croQuette7
So wad,zee gonna do?
say. DO, can't that boy Beard make
the hickory talk?
1t sure spoke a stickful yesterday.
Those Paris wins are sure maxim a
bunch OF believers out OF a bunch Of
fellows who threw their language into
reverse here Of late.
Also. those Partisan feathers have
uut revival in the barber shop and
cigar store leagues.
Iudgin' by tae LOBBY talk. when
summer comes. the go mems fancy
turns to sports.
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NlHi11e77l1z11&6l,z11em

Pittsburgh. Aug. lO.--Babe Williams.
Pirate pitcher, in winning from the
Brooklyn national league team yester-
day. achieved his ninth straight vic
tory of the season. Wilbur Cooper and
Burleigh Grimes have won eight in
q row in the national league. while
Byron Harris Of the Athletics has done
as well in the American league
New York, Aug lO--A baseball team
representing the New York fire de-
partment this afternoon faces a team
representing the Chicago IRE depart
ment at the White Sox park in the
iirs' Of a three-game series. One hun
cred thousand dollars worth OF tick
cts have been sold. the proceeds going
10 the fremens reserve insurance
fund.
Chicago, Aug. l0.-The names Of
some OF the most prominent athletes
IN the country are included IN the list
Of entries which has been posted FOR
the central \. \. L. outdoor track and
field championships 90 be held Monday
Most OF the athletes are college stars.
competing under the colors OF various
athletic clubs.
New Orleans. Aug. l0.-Mike Glib
bons and Happy" l.ittlcton have
agreed upon 1850 pounds r.ngsidc as the
/ weight FOR their 20 round clash here
August %. IL was announced today.
The bout originally was scheduled for
Is rounds but Iittleiou Is said to
have Insisted upon 20.
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ment, he will have use of the big
structure until October 1872
The promoter stated he intended TO
arrange bout in which Jack Dempsey
would again defend his title as worlds
champion against the most logical
opponent, He is negotiating for an
other contest between Dempsey and
Jess Willard but has stated he first
must be assured that Willard can
get into condition for such contest
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GOOD TIME COMING. BIZ
DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT At THE
WHITTI\GT0N PARK. LARRi
CONNELLN'S FIVE PIECE JAZI
orc OF DALLAS, TEXAS,
WILL FURNISH THE MUSIC.
OPEN HOUSE. ADMISSION $3.50.
adv. l0.3A
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SPORT BRIEFS

New YORK. Aug. lO.-Charle White,
the Chicago lightweight and Johnny
Dundee Of New York. viii meet Iu a
iO-round decision bout here tonight In
the same arena. Johnny Buff. Amer.
can flvwcight. VIII meet Charley Ln.
Uoux. Fren banamwcgh, champion
and Young Montreal ,f Providence vail
meet Midget Smith OF N,w York.
New York. Aug. iO.-Thc 10 inniug
game Won by the 81. Louis Americans
over Washington yesterday has been
surpassed in length only twice IN
she American league. Philadelphia and
Boston We're the coutes'ng pair on
both occasion. going - innings iu
1906 and 20 innings in 1905. The maj,r
league record is &C. set boy the Brook
lyn ana Boston nationals in ii tie
las, year In yesterdays battle which
lasted hours and - minutes, Davis
OF 81; Louis did not allow hit N
the last nine innings. although he
pitched the entire distance.
Columbus. Ohio. Aug l0--Iack Per.
~. Boston weliprwcight and Johnny
karr of cleveland. have been matched
for i5-round decision bout to be
staged here next Monday night. 1t was
announced today
Cincinnati. ohio. Aug i0.-Goldie
Rapp. iniielder 70. the Philadelphia ma
tionals. was forced to remain at his
home here when his team left for
Boston last night and he probably will
undergo an operation FOR appendicitis
Cleveland. ohio. Aug. 1o.-wiih the
first matches II the Davis Gun pre-.
iimlnarles 10 begin on the Mayfield
courts tomorrow and to continue until
saturday the Austrian and Danish
teams have already put IN a number
n hours In practice.
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Standing
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

s., Chattanooga birmingham ..
Al Nashville l-O-Atlanta pa.
At New orleans Memphis T.
Al Little Rock 2-Mvbilc !.
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Standing

Where they play today
St Louis at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
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Standing
Where They Play To-day

1T Smith at okmulgee.
pawhusko at Springfield
Chickasha at Drumright.
Hcnryctta at Enid.
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Standing

Where they play today
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
(Only two games scheduled.)
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Standing
Mherr ihey nlay iodny

Tulsa al Wichita.
Joplin at Oklahoma city.
81 Joseph al omaha.
Sioux City at Dcs Moines.
SOITHN ISTIR\ LEAGUE
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Kansas city st Paul II.
At Louisville i5-iO-roledo is.
A. Milwaukee Minneapolis is.
A. Indianapolis columbus ,.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Tuesday

Philadelphia 4-Cleveland 3.
Boston S-4-Detroit II.
Chicago New York 4.
81. Louis Washington Q9 inn
ings.)
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WESTERN LEAGUE


Oklahoma City 4-Joplin 3.
Wichita S-Tulsa 3.
Des Moines ll-Sioux City Z.
ST. Joseph l6-Omaha ..
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Results Tuesday

Coffcyvillc .. Bartlcsvillc !.
Muskogce SIS, Gushing 10.
Sapulpa ., independence y.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION
Results Tuesday

Enid :. Drumright 3.
Fl Smith 20. Springfield Of.
Chickasha l.O. Henryet,a -.
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Summary: Runs. Trammel Love
lace Tate. Errors Beard, Lovelacc.
0odd, Trammel, S,agner Two base
hits. Irby. Beard. Three base hits
Beard. Sacrifice hits. Higglnbotham
struck out. by Morgan II. by Carter
g. Bases on balls, off Morgan >.
Stolen bases. Young, Carter. Time
OF game. $40. Umpire Sorrels
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Where they Play today
Ardmore at Paris.
Mineral Wells at Sherman.
Cleburne at Bonham.
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NATIONAL LEAGt 4
Results Tuesday

KpSUItS 1UtSUiN
Boston 4-St. Louis 3.
Pittsburg 4-Brooklyn 8
Chicago S-New York :.
Cincinnati 7-Phiiadclphia 4.
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TEXAS LEAGUE


Results TUESDAY
Houston San Antonio 3.
Wichita Falls Shreveport 2.
IT. Worth dallas 8.
Galveston Beaumont ..
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Standing
Where they play today

Galveston at Beaumont.
Dallas at Wichita Falls.
san Antonio at Houston.
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For quick results. use Ardmorel,c
want ads.
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s u NJ M A R les
TEXAS-OKLAHOMA LEAGUE
Results Tuesday

Results Tuesday
Ardmore Paris !.
Mineral Wells fisherman ..
Bonham 2-Cleburne y.