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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-08

le. !. .; Rev. iOl that h,rdship was
recognized In shifting the day tfom the
seventh 10 the frs, day Of the week
From the earliest Christian history this
change has been recognized, and the
spirit and intent II the Sabbath has
been preserved IN the Observance 81
the Lords dav - IN. tvu ideas ot
rcst and worship still iuh"rs IN the
right recognition and Observance of one
day In the week We should empha'
sire the idea oi rest from ordinary
toll. and that W. seen firmly IN mind
that u IL religious Observance REQ.
oguizing God hothin public worship and
In personal conduct, tn. Lords day
should be- On. q ioy. bat certainly not
u snclal dissipation and mere plea
sure
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INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY


therefore. II apparent God desired
that MS people should have what We
call a good s,Cial time but this should
tc Sai.suardsSi aud uplift.d hy the con.
s,lousncSs ~ the dlyin. pr"secnr and
approval u Ne mas ~ cNI~ess 10.
Il VAS putting iUy int, religion and ~
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This ought 20 h. very popular les
son. for Il In certainly timely. II any
thing on earth In needed by this gen
ss1tinn.. Il 10 wisdom In the matters 81
SSst snd recreation. Sufficient sn'
itd sest with pure and wholesome re-
csvati1n should be our motto. In tn
proper regulation " these two thing
re shah, find health. happiness and Fl
flcieney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
World Series Gossip: Famous Rockies

Boston's shorthandednsss. proved
tho hero OF the series.
lie won tho first game with his
hitting. getting two OF Boston's five
bingIss. In tho third game he robbed
Dods Pssksft Of what was ticketed
for a home run. By a seemingly i'm.
possible catch. In the fifth his PEI
feet throw 10 the plato from left
field cut off Holiochsr with . Cub
run. And In the eighth inning of the
eighth game. with Boston leading by
only one run. Whitoman savsd the
day by running far IN for BARRIERS
liner. grabbing the ball In one hand
and turning n complete somersault
TOE sEwELL In another rookie
- who was yanked out Of college
into national fame. After Pay Chap.
mans injury and death In 1920. iris
Speaker OF the Indians surprised
everybody by sending for seweil. on
whom he had q string. and getting
the boy excused from his studies st
the University Of Alabama 10 finish
the season with the Redskins. scweli.
10 tho surprise Of evorybody--sxcept
Spesker--came thru In fine shape.
and his timeiy hitting and fast field
ing was responsible In large measure
for the shaking down tho Indians
handed the Brooklyn Dodgers In the
money series Of tgzo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

hitter. ana Jake Daubert. star swats-
man OF the brooklyn team. were up
nest IN order. Myers beat out,an in.
field hit. but Mays saved the day by
making Daubert ground 10 Scott. and
tho Brooklyn rally failed by ono run.
Two years iatsr Mays played a big
part In downing tho Cubs In the rs
series. winning tho third game and
the last and deciding game both
times by scores OF Z 70 l. In the two
games no allowed only 10 hits.
TOE BUSH IL another hurier who
- Unexpectedly ieaped TO fame.
Connie Mack. Athletic leader. count
ed on his two veterans. Plank and
Bender. 20 pull him thru the 1914
series with the Giants.
hut for the third game Mack
found II necessary 20 call out Bush.
. newcomer with the Mackmen that
ssason. and a pitcher who had only
one year Of minor league experience.
lie had spent 1914 with tho Mlssouia
MONTY team
Bush worked like q vet. opposing
jeff Tssreau. holding the Giants 10
fivs bingles and defeating them . TO
.. He was the only Mack pitcher
outside the veteran pair TO deliver.
GEORGE RoHE. substitute third
VI basensn for the White sox.
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Joined the team nj tbs tan end Of the
1905 season. playing as substituts Al
intervals during 1900.
Ordinarily n weak hitter. Rohs. In
the 1908 world series. pounded out q
triple In the fifth inning Of the first
game that enabled the White Boz 10
win 70 I. and put him on the hot
corner regularly for tho balance OF
tho series. Again In the third game
Hohs came up with the bases full In
tho sixth. Killing. the Cub catcher.
warned him as he approached that he
needn't expect another straight high
ball. the kind he had soaked two
days before Robe hunched that
Killing was trying 10 work him for
first strike lie was right The first
ball was straight and Highland
Rohs pounded II 10 the right field
wall for his second triple OF the 50
rle,. cleaning tho bases and sewing
up the game for the sox-
GEORGE WHITMAN. . veteran
NJ player who spent years IN OBJ
scure minor leagues and who begged
In vain for his chance in the big
show. finally got II In 1918. too late
in life TO be Of great advantage to
him.
whiteman. thrown into the Red
sox.cub battle Of 1919 because of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Close Scores Feature First Star Soccer lifts
Robinson
to Stage
Workout
California Welterweisht.
Who Boxes Davis Tues
day, at Pavilion Today

CArINAs JACK ROBINSON. the
~ California weiterweiGht who
boxes Travie Davis here, tomorrow
night At the Pavilion for the Coast
titl.. was 10 work out before Seattle
fans at tho faviion this af,ernooo
at zoo.
The Californian arrived In Seattle
yesterday. and worked out n little 10
get the train stiffness ous OF his
muscles. Jimmy Malone. Cascade
A. c. matchmaker. who Is stating
the show. nays he looked good In
hls workout
Both he ana Trnvie should be In
good condition. because both Of
them have been boxing considerably
iataiy.
Malone has completed Ms card for
Tomorrow night With Eddie Moore
and Eddle Neli. tho two little ban.
tamweighss who have fought here
several times before. meeting In the
semi.windup.
Johnny Jordan boxss Ray Gibbs,
Tommy sonsng meets Joe Martison
snd Harry Levy tansies With Biliy
Edwards Ia this other. bouts on the
card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

DusTrNu off the bench somewhere
~ among the pennant winning
teams 10 q down.hsarted rookie who
may In the next few days leap 10 un,
forsottable glory, thru tho medium OF
the approaching world series.
Iiistory proves that II has been
done--frequently. In fact tina so
rles I'm which no rookie makes the
big Jump from the bench 10 the cen
tar OF national attention In the sx-
ception rather than the rule.
Who'll II be In is.if
DRoBABLy no rookie ever had .
L sitter introduction into the big
series than did Carl Mays. present
Yankee hurisr. when he was . rookie
member Of the Red sox squad In
1918.
In the first sams Of the series be
tween Doston and Brooklyn Ernie
shore apparently had the Gsme
sewsd up. for the Red sox we're lead
ING to ! when brooklyn came 20
bat In the ninth. Then came = great
brookiyn rally. Three runs had been
pounded ACROSS and the bAses we're
filled with enthusiastic f3rooklynites
when Manager CArrigsn sent shore
70 The showers and called on Rookie
Maya.
II was . tough moment. even for
. vstsrnn. Chief Myers. . heavy
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49 PLAYERS
LISTED FOR
BIG SERIES

NEW YORK. Oct s>-oiant and
Yankee players eligible to play In the
worlds series are
Pitchers: GiAnss--Nehf. Tonsy.
Douglas. Barnes. Shea. saiiss. Ryan
and Caussy; Yankses--Nays. Shaw.
key. Hoyt Harper. Quinn. Collins.
Biercey. Ferguson. Rogers ana Lutx.
Catchersi oisnts--snydsr. Smith.
CASTOR and Gonzales: Yankees
Schang. Dcvormer and Hoffman.
Infielders: Giants Kelly. Raw.
lines. Bancroft Frisch and Kopf;
Yankees-Pipp. Ward. Peckinpaugh.
Mentally. Baker. Fewster and Mitch.
ell.
Ouffieiders: Giants - Young.
Burns. Emil Meussl. Brown. Gun.
bingham and steneei: Yanks-Bob
Meusei. Miller. Ruth. Roth and
Hawks.
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&c BALI.
CONTEST
UNDER WAY

u-6tar selections for the Pacific
|o1kt league started 10 drift into the
|kar office this morning. The big
|ontest v 20 pick The AlLetar team
& the p. c. loop for the rear.
Have you sent In your team yet7
4 not. hurry II up. Here are the
Jules for the contest.
Pick several regulars. TIVE catch
ks. five pitchers. two utility men
md . manager. All players who
1kve played at least 10 games In the
.22l season In this League are
NigibIe.
b Write on one side Of the paper
I'd sign your name ana address
n The fan picking the team. or near.
BE- 10 the team. that all the fans
Eek. gets SO.
A Address your letters 10 Ailstar
}difor, Seattle star.
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N. Y. FANS
DON'T PLAY
FAVORTTES

NEW YORK. Oct ain New
York the Giant fans arc Tank fans
ana the rsnh fans are Giant fans.
II remains FOR the series to prove
which has the greater hold
Even money prevails In the little
betting. ~ the two Manhattan clubs
get ready for the annual fall classic.
Professional gamblers are offering
. to 10 ana allowing the bettor TO
take his choice. A i5t OF freak wag.
ers are being made on individual
games. Odds Of . 90 ere offered
that Babe Ruth gets a home run
during the series.
Forty thousand are expected At
each game. The Giants have sold
all their boxes ana reserved seats
and the Yankees have only q few
reserved seass left
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the olympic Club Of san Francisco
out by . ~ TO Is score. A week
previous they defeated ~. Mary's
u 10 0 when they beat tho same
team ia7 tho year before
The only big upset Of eatur-
days game was registered IN Pitts-
burg when the powerful Painters
went down 70 defeat before the
Lafayette College team BY :
TO 0 score. Nearly all Of the
other games ran true 20 form.
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The Wrong Kind Of Publicity

b printed It's bound 10 tell On tire
players IN the long run. because
u breeds evcrconfidence
The Seals finally erscked under
the lsns strain here Saturday when
they stsrsed . young riot with
Umpire Croser IA the seventh
inning amer Dee Walsh had been
called out on stftksa
Sam AGnsw. Jim CConneli and
Charley Graham showed Croter
around freely and . mob Gathsred
In no sine- Ths climax came when
o'connsli ehoss crotsr and got the
worst az u. taking a len on ths
chin. None q these men we're on
the field yesterday and they will
probably all draw heavy fines from
President Mccarthy.
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Los Angeles Wins Coast Flag

three seattle pitchers we're hit hard
ana their mates gave them eoofy
support
The Indians came hack IN the
second tusels and Won out. . 20 8.
arser the seals had . 10 I lead.
The Braves tied II up In the eighth
with four runs ara won In the
ninth.
Lefty" o'pcui. the leagues lead
ing ehueksr. had q weird week herr,
pitching In three games and not
finishing one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Billy Evaps Will
Cover Big Series
for Star Readers

Billy Evans. enc Of the greatest
umplres the game Of baseball has
ever known. ana enc or the best
authorities on the national game
IN The world win cover the
worlds series for star readers.
An analysis Of The two New York
teams by Evans viii - pub
iished in Tuesdays star. watch
for H. Every game will be re-
viewed for Star fans By Evans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
RUTH SETS
HOME RUN
MARK AT So

babe" Ruth, home run
king Of baseball, has set a nep
mark Of SO home runs for the
record book. He slammed his
59fh circuit ciout yesterday
IN the final game Of the sea-
son IN Neio York, hitting IL
of Of Fullerton In the third
inning.
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JUNIOR DIVISION
ASgNK10 Tfty DreE 81

worthy. cavensy. rsiia Thrss-bass hit
--Slnon. Home run Kelly. Double plays
walsh TO cAssnss 10 Ellison. kamm to
Walsh 20 Ellison, Walsh 10 cAssns.
Toeln 20 stumpf Baerifies hits-Wsish.
oDoui stolen tasss- Efdred Batea
Wild piteh--uIiisnvatsf Innings pitched
by O'Doui ". runs 4. hits a.. at bat
a.. ~ Francis 50. runs 9. hits II. at bat
-. w CLEARWATER y, runs 4. hits 1, ~
bat .. cssdis Victory 10 Dsmsrse. charge
dsfsAt 70 Crvmpier Tins % sAms--i ~
aglrss--,byron. Carroll and crotsr.
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WOMEN GOLF
STARS PLAY

DEAL. n. j.. Oct s.--One hundred
ana seventy s'x women golf players
are tseing off hers today In the
qualifying round OF the wamen's ma
sIonal golf championship. Alex sser
ling. American champion. and Cecil
Le.tch. English links queen. were tho
favorites for the honora
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Wen. the Coast race Il IN, with
L,os Angeles The winner. a. pre-
dictea. but the race vas not de-
clasd until the finai day Of the
season- Sacramento gets second
rlAcs. San Francisco third ana se.
attic fourth.
Seattle could have finished IN
fourth place BY double win. but
the seals stepped out ana vaiiopsi
Seattle ali over the lot IN tns rrss
game yesterday. winning. . 70 4.
Jim Scott pitched good bali while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

While Seattle fans are THINKING
NEST Of the setback handed the In.
dams By the Portland beavers.
summary Of the league games shows
that n wss ssat,ie's Inability 10 vtn
against the Los Angsiss team thru.
out the season thai really eost them
first place.
The Indians won but TIVE ssmes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

cut Of ~ from the champions ~
Los Angeles this year and the tribe
eopped eight out OF 10 hera
Los Angeies we The only team In
the league Ia hold an sdgs ever the
locals on the seasons play. We beat
Frisco by one game. Oakland b.
three eAcramsnto BY two. salt Lake
BY seven. Portland by n. We broke
even with vernon.
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The sah Tfancsto ssais we're
the victims ef the wrong tiud Of
hasshali publicity turing the past
season
The ceidsn Gate ssaa vent Into
. comma ndine lsaa ~ the start
d the eeascn ana hsld u vnsil
the Ice Angeles team hawled then
out OF first Place.
The san Franeises ssffbes. simoss
10 q man. chained the eeA's were
sArs. every enc Of shssnL They
had Tim o'connslI WINE Kamm.
.Leffy" o'Dcr' ana Ike Cavsnsy
all selling 70 the big show fes their
weight In gold.
Baseball boosting y fins stun
for the team. but whsn such staff
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then. too. he Doesn't watch the
nsse runners carefully enough.
FsAncis has \ lot Of STUN ana
With the experience that Niil come
in time he should make . good
pischer.
But up thers IN the Amssian
league where smart bah players
hang cut hen have 10 keep the
old bean on the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
HIBERNIANS
WIN TITLE

The Hibernians defeated the Non.
pariels In tho final gasns Of the Class
"A semi.pro baseball elimination ne.
rfes at South Park yesterday, to o.
Washington pitched good ball for the
winners. holding tho Sonparcils to
four blngics.
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SPEAKER TO.
QUIT GAME

CLEVELAND. Oct LITE BptAh'
Or will not lead the Cleveland fndIsns
again NEXT season. according TO re-
port going the rounds In baseball
circles here. Dame Runsor has
Speaker retiring from the CANA
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HAGEN DEFEATS
BARNES, AZ

FAR Roc'kAwAY. n. r.. Oct a.
walter Hagen defeated Jim Barnes.
4 10 2. In the finals OF the American
professional golfers championship.
here. today.
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AEE1E1P|
,ETiM 63t5I
81
. 2sgM,f&|
TSEl5E4n'
[ITAsHINGToN'S football

football
tvv team. playing under the
Bagshaw regime. didn't make
ia very good impression Sat-
urday In spite Of the fact that
kthe Sun Dodgers defeated the
Ninth Army Corps by "a to 4
Tally. The army team held
The collegians to a 10 TO Z
count until the last few
pinutcs Of play, when the
sHcgians broke thru by the
Onward pass route and ruSh-
d two touchdowns over the
me. Two Washington
ouchdowns resulted In mis-
lays Of the opposition. the
)odeers blocking q hunt and
corine on the play early In
he game and also scoring on
n intercepted forward pass.
VIZ "nnss'n 'ssn OF eo"rse.
mas not hsd . cnance 70 Get
p~n 70 real werk a. yet Their De.
ensiVs weth was Eeod saturday. ous
hey didn't look 50 well on the Of.
ensive. Johnny Wilson. who called
he signals. was obviously nervous
[k~s sns s.r. as,.s .sa,,,~e ~.ss
II two Of r~a, intensive practice thu
Extensive Of the team should i'm.
,rov9.
ID Washington's husky sschies
Dhouid make the going mighty
ooxh for the opposition this fall.
'hcy have weight. sire. speed and
Experience. They made the best
howine Of any % the men In the
lhe Saturday. TIE center Of the
fine was weak ana couldnt 90 any.
Ming with the heavy army oppon-
OTIS.
LAT ECKMANS looked fairly ~si'
= m his nrst start Of the year
aowin1 his customary nEht lie
- TOO INST Tor his Interference ~
mss- when the team pay u more
nished. Eckmann should rank with
oe best haehs In the Coast confer
nee IN spite OF his iAck OF weight
N ------
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FACING MEET
OPENS TUESDAY

5The five-day running meet viii gu
uder way at the Western Washing
,n fair at Puyaiiup tomorrow. One
a1ndred horses are ready for the
oening of the events.
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n RAy rrancis expects 70 nnaks
god In the American isssus he
~in have 10 ks<p his head up better
while he's cut there on the pitch.
ing knoll.
Half of the time n seems that
Ray. BY the way he acts With tho
hall when Il 10 hit 70 him. doesn't
know how many men are out and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
Fans on YankS:
Players, Giants
Yanks Have Power, But Giants Are Smarter; Los An
gelcs Wins Coast Pennant, Seattle Winds Up in
Fourth Place; Other Baseball News
ny leo n. LASSEN

who is going to win the world series and
nine out of 10 will tell you the Yankees.
Ask baseball players and they viii tell you
the Giants.
Here's why:
The Yankees are bunch Of the strongest
hitters ever gathered on a ball club, but they
have pitching and that's about all. II Is .
known fact that they do not play smart
baseball and that Miller Higgins. the man
auer of the club. Ia a nannauer In nar1e only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
MORAN RETURNS
TO STATE TEAM

Mike Moran. crack haifback. has
Entered Pullman again. and the
State football prospects
look much brighter. Moran. a vet.
IRAN Of three seasons. had stated
that he didn't expect to return to
bchooI this fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03

NEW YoRK.--Thru Cosmopolitan
Research society Of Brooklyn. $780,
ooo Is offered for discovery OF .
medicinal remedy for cancer.
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Bears Just
Manage to
Beat Club
California Grid Team
Defeats Olympic Club,
ID to l3; Pittsburg Lost

A l. I r. o ~
MAS wonder
football tea m
doesn't look 10
wonderful this
season.
A. least mot
IN the games
the q oiden
Bears have
played 20 Tar
his year.
On Saturday
they fuff nosed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-03
CUE STARS TO
OPEN TOURNEY

Ten OF the greatest three-cushion
billiard players In the world are be-
ginning play today in PituburE. In
tho American title play. Johnny
Layton. 1890 national champion. Bob
Canncfax. T. 8. Denton. Q. 8. Otis.
Charles Weston. AuKie Kicckhefer
Charles McCourt. Hugh Neal.
Pierre Mnupome and Alfred De Orc
are the men entered
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summary, Struck caf-~Hy bstlsy J. ~
Scott Z. nAsee on tsiis-crs Jacobs .. OF
Brsnten I. of srcti .. T~e-hssa hits
walsh Home run--Fftrgsrald- Sacrifice
hits walsh, kamnL stolen bases-
Walsh. Gehick. Hit BY pitched ball
Ken~crshv. tsninfs Pitch ~ SArots
). runs q hits .. ~ bat I'll hy btenson ..
runs I. hits 4. ~ bat D. Chsrx. defeat 60
Jacobs. Runs responsible for--Jaeobs 8.
Hrsntoa 1. Daley 2. Scott l. Time OF
gans-i;ss. umpires-Byron. Carroll
and Cfet~r
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part Of the time and the players do nearly anything they
please.
ting power the Yanks, they have better defensive
team. edge In the pitching and then they have real
leader In John Mc(;raw who IL boss all Of the time
The Yanks win ball games when they hitting because
they little abort Of dynamite when Ruth. Meusel Ppp
Pecknpaugh Co. hitting tho agate glance at the
scores show this
The Giants have great deal Of power with such men
As Youngs Burns Meuse Kelly Bancroft and Frsch In the
lineup and they have slightly the best Of the pitching with
Douglas Toney Nehf and Barnes being given M edge
Mays, Shawkey. Hoyt and Harper
It's going TO be great series, with lot Of hitting the
PLAYERS true TO form.
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prookiyn 2, New Yort 4.
Chicago -. Cincinnati So
Pittsburg 4. ST. Louis ..
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The Seattle grammar school soccer
rscs opened saturday with - team
In action.
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New York '. Boston Q.
Chicago 7. Cleveland T.
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