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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

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.,d..r,y club IAr" arranged = ,hi"N''
nd war,n G;nne- Eu~ :N";r .tdv friends
% ~ hold next TU"s.!l. "'"A!;.E' M"r'n
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7;,n ,..-rry your. r"opi" =" motor :"
10 Inn a nd thr dr).rirUS d:cuc- VII D.
.er,.cl =: O'Clock.
Mnnday evening. March 5. las be,
selected ~ the Mac.'d"Trr IN f"T ~. r
,pnuaL Faster dance whi"H vii be ne!
>, rT. auditorium, o; III" FIX. '.un
Io,..s Novelty nrcheS;r;, has been ~
1901 - Furnish M muSict, program.
fnvi;1.lorS rnr thi~ dah".' Nj. D.
nailed ou, a~S; w,""t and =" 7"'sp,rn'
III ,,rcipta the affair A. ""c ~ III"
80. ,iov,h't g.: ti. F...Sf"- dances
Thc comm.tte., - compuS'! * Mrss7e
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
YOUNGSTOWN MAY
HAVE CASE OF TYPHUS

Youngstown. O.. March State
Health authorities are to arrive here
today 70 investigate 4 case diagonised
hv Il local physician az typhus. The
natirnt is luke E!asac. 81. who arrived
in New York February 6. from Czecho-
Slovakla. and came here February il.
taking IL February %. II the case is
finally diagnosed as typhus Il Is be-
lived il will mark tho farth"St pene-
tratton inland ~ typhus brought to
New York by immigrants.
HI, tho high places IN youth and
you'll hit the .oH places in old age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
COSTA RICAN FORCES
RUSHED TO FRONTIER

Panama. Mar. 3.-CostL R!can forces
are being rushed 10 the C"tn uiSIric''
between this country and costa I!'a,
where laranan and Costa Rican troops
have beer Engaged IN hostiiitI'S. II -
said in dispatches 20 the government
here.
\ steamer. j: has been S'lld. mas poem
~ Punt:t Ara*. taking on troops ana
ammunition. and Il i believed u" COSTA
R!"auS planned to land tilN forces on
tn. EASTERN shore Of Burl"a 'oInt. 4
rroj"ction @: lanh which marks IN" IA
Iii" md az tn" boundary Inc between
Panama and Costa R!Ca.
Should this uan"uv"r t"' carrie" out
the I'araman forces. which recently cap
jared costa EIran units Occupying '"t":
,n he northeast. would y" IN danger OF
being cut off from their has" "t sup
Plies. chef sign .rcanc" ~ hu'h Il
move on III" part Of Costa Ri"a. NOW
ever. would appear 70 C"n,"r around tn,
fact that il would !nN"lv" the l nit"'!
states. SInC" III" Shor" east Of l|urIc't
Point was gwen 10 PannIna under m"
arbitration ruling of Fh!'f JuSt!c"
Whltr. which was haTdri down in I'it
|, has been understood h"r" that thc
| nic"d states Department oi star" nag
been resting on III" intrri'r"lajInh 81
trra,:ce nhliPatinE "a" United states
- UrntnC. tn" tcrr:tnril Integrity "i
lanaNll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
nixte Club Dance

A-o;nc- dcnehttul dance scn"dI.AG
.or Monday evening. MAJ -, IS tar
Easter dance OF the pixie ctuo whir"
Stl, DC held IN Convention hall; AUD
,hns,r, ~ Nv York cry. which fur
rIshrt ne recent Din" ,"ub dance pro
r-am. has again been engaged to FUR
r;sh :nr music tor the coming event.
Inyitat'"ns will be Issued within Il rev
daS FOR this event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
ousrn Nssttnx Today

The genera! meeting ~ the Woman
club - hc nod thIs afternoon In IN;
n L. " hall viii be featured with
me appointment "t the nominating COM
mittee who viii elsct the officers 4:
re annual elect!uI 10 De held neh.
rnon,A. TIE rroetam today Will he
resented by the Literary club. with
Nrs. charles 81 Morrison acting as
,.4i-mao. An ;G;nN. story ". De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

\ nan wou,,!r'' ,u:Hd admitting Re -
wr.l.t. orraSloua.!v. L :; weren't i"r
the TACT shat y" would then haT" I" all
m: hat snrchohy els" was right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04
Fruit Company May Ask Aid.

Another possibility that the United
States may become involved - t"Enh III
reports that Costa ItiCa - reinforcing
her garr!SonS ut III" Atlantic "nd .;
IN" frontier. IL" United Fruit COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

re-! by Mss r.d.,h t.~A and the poo, 20
-! works "t Mr.. IIi'.Hu Mnyn"t Rob
exits WI $50 De rujUt"d TEE NVCN
aHI Character @: Mn~"-'' Wi "~ M
suh,rc, Of IT," address "f he afternoon
(" be gwen 10y l;"r. N.''''~ +. - Au", T.
i.aStur ~ =. I,ta"S Lutheran church.
TA.s - m ur"a meeting .Snd n"Hh"TS
are friends Of both clubs ar" cordially
iaNi:"i o. |" present. ~ n" r"<'"i
r....tiuE t tie l.ii";ur, ,.uh. h"!. n
the y. ". {. y. fo-"!cu- born women
uAr az. .n,"-eS;"d ~ r,Ihw"rk We n
,3;,-i - attend loday'~ S"%N'""
Girl Scout Troop.
,ir. Scouts u' Troop NJ. "" u""'
this .s"u.uE ~ tn" i"UnE Woman ;
t'ar;s;.nu ,tS>o"ia;I"" irr ih-ir regular
meeting Al Inrmh"-S 49, requested -
L.. pr">'T: as ,ApiA:N Morrison haH
>u,,,N,hiur Important t, I'll! concerning
49, -,'""; trip - Pittsburgh.
Tic E:-.s viii rot Nav" :h".r TSuN'
?r4rt.c. ,hj$ evening". nut vii meet AT
~. ~ gym rrN, Mund.,y "N"@'HE,
March :. for iA>Ii f'Htu-" OF 'h".r WORKS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

YoY may n"c Ike to think - Ant
when $oU - away for = res: |"V give
others u much better rrSt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-04

4 II. Leonard. o. Wasr,:ng:"". Ia ,
vas 4 business Visitor n ;h.S '.'y i''S-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
Pate Shows at the
Deandi One Of the
Best Of the Season

Theatre gocrs were treated In a rare
show IN the Pete Pate cumpany's farce
comedy.
Comedy II was. keeping the audience
in y continued uproar from the start Ia
the finish. Allecn Hart. tile Girl From
Arkansas" and her partner. Fern Ash
well. answered six cncorcs before the
audience would let them 10. The quar-
t,t answered five recalls. while Bell,
Pete and Bud the half.pint Caruso.
answered three cncorcs before giving
the audience enough of their music. Bell
and Pete play the violin. while bud In
terfcres with "A broken-down trombone.
As a tazk player Bud takes the prize.
In the opening shows of next week
the Pate company viii give the Amarillo
people new farce comedy, just out. "A
Fools Advice" which was written cx.
prossly for the Pate company by John
dlugsl Randolph. who viii have charge
of the new conrdy II will indeed I've
treat and something worth while for
the Amarilloans To- see.
We are fortunate In having the Pete
Pate Company here for some time, and
the management Is thinking of giving
the company longer stay than first
anticipated on account az the large at
teudanccs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
.ACC|Es WIN THE SOUTH
WESTERN TRACK MEET;
FIVE RECORDS SMASHED


WACO. Texas May ii-Texas \. and
NJ. walked away with the fascst South
Western Conference meet In many years
hero today. IN which fiy. former rec
urds were smashed.
Seven colleges entered teams In the
meet. \. and VI. won 6 first places and
tied for one frs. place. their total score
tcing - Elcc came second. with four
nrst places and tie for first place In
IN. pole vault. with total score of ~.
I'aylur was third with two firsis aud
% 80 points. oklahoma \. and NJ. with
~ points. Texas University with Il 81.
southern Methodist University with ..
and Arkansas University with 10.
completed the list Of entries and the
winners Of points.
The Farmers were overwhelming "a.
vurltcs from the start and although
failing down In the i2Oyard high hur'
dies when all contestants but Frazier of
Baylor disqualified. bcttercd the odds IN
their favor by springlng several sur
irrises.
Sanders. II 4. and NJ. was high point
man of the meet. with II Ia points, TAX.
ing first In the quartcrmile and the
high jump and earning onefourth of
the winning points In the relay. Lind.
10y OF Rice. and Frazier ~ Baylor
each took two firsts and ran In the re.
Law.
The twoinlle race was one ~ several
features. three men. Loop az Texas.
birkerson ui oklahoma. and krifcr ~
Baylor battling for first honurs through
! all clgh, laps. They finished In the ar.
der named. all ~ them breaking the old
conference record. The new time sc, by
/ I.nop WAS 1906 2.5 seconds.
Dickcrson ~ oklahoma broke his own
I record In the mile. when h. finished
/ % feet ahead of Nicely of Texas In
I as - seconds.
/ Sanders of \. and VI. upset the dope
Z sheet In the quarter. beating McNatt oi
I T"Xas. by inches and setting new rec,
ord mark II 80 Is seconds McNatt
recently defeated Sanders In a dual
meet hut was unable Ia overcome the
splendid start made by the pluckly little
farmer to-day.
The first tire. men In tho Javelin
hrok" N. I'D conference record. Dietrich
II A. and NJ. winning with throw oi
10 feet six inches. Mahan 81 4. aud NJ.
/ expected o. win. came second with n tos.
Il los feet, while Mcdonald 81 Oklaho.
ma placed third. also well over the old
record mark
New record time was also hung NJ In
ne ID" onc.nilc relay. when the \ and
VI. team finished IN 3.sG I.5 seconds
The winning team was composed IT Ia
Wis Harris, Weir and Sanders.
Fast time featured the other events
especially the io0yard dash. the race
going IN 10 - seconds. after each al
'hc thre" leaders had becn pcnaiizet
fur breaking at the start
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
LEAGUE OF SUNDAY SCHOOL TEAMS
GET FLYING START IN FIRST WEEK

Although pi,k iiiyia Presbyterian
pitcher. lest his game Thursdly, many
assert that be- has the markings Of Il
good twirl,r and TINT time and more
vNurti.n,r viii bring him into his own.
Fans always 'Sp''t q fast game from
"Suu.rrclly" blanchard. who played
FIRST fer M. Pfrslyt and who was
one ut the principal E.k team players
fui several years.
F.!,diug. hitting aud laHr running
ui Manager Quentin shelton e the rnlk
street Methodist WAS u feature at Tues
days game. be- getting tine" hits and
two runs iIIugiur his t"im from bc.
hind lkr o.. dJ TUESDAY ius-d many
p,t.un4 tu h,',.'. that he viii b" alb"
g. uHl., The N,tholisia strong r"ntcnd
,rs fur th" p'uu1ni
WIN Moose Nu'~on aud Quint Tay'
lui hlh s.hul pitcher. aud catcher
Respectively. th, luptists had two good
pl,y,r. Moss. va. m, only Baptist tn
get e. SITE hit 80 Az Gdiggs. Methodist
tWu',r. who formerly we. q high sehuui
siat piiy'r.
ln iIT. ligl ''h'ul l"NF Ht' iillhIhE
i,rthg ou ,h" variuus teams. Young
rfni, II.luuu. Who played left field
.,r the Me,hodists viii develop into
one Il Amiiillo's hrsi LOAD players
.,v many p'r.un'.
Another PLAYER who mad" - go"h
showing ~ th, lhFi gam" WAS STAY.
Methodist ratchet IT, shaved that u"
had rud p'f To- F"rund L. catch any
shu ati,uri o. steal the base.
WuIh of CivHn Eldridg.. who play.
al shoris,uu fur the Christians. was
especially ruDd. u, made a double and
scored N, winning run Tor the Cumels.
Eldridg,'s slide into third Will" stealing
Eus disastrous e. him. u" having
wrcn,h.i hi~ knee and probably viii be-
unable to play Tuesday against the
liaptists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

With ~, FIRST weeks playing en-,
NJ the way No The Amarillo SUNDAY
Sehuul Baseball League. Interest now
renters I'm the contests to BE- played
Tuesday aud Thursday afternoons 1T
This Wr,h The Christian Cimols will
play the Firni Baptist team tuesday.
Whil' the Myihpdists viii clash with The
Presbyterian Thomuts Thuistlly The
inptifi aud ThomoIt mines are ~'hrdul
81 as PLAYING Eat hutuy." which VIII
xiv. them The last bats.
Al teams vill d, Doc their team uni.
form. for gumrs this week The Me.
lhudists' arrived hr,- the d,y after
they defeated the liautis,s and they will
wear them for the first time against the
rr,Sh,t,rlus Presbyterian uniforms
are expected EARLY this week.
BASEBALL fans predict That the sun
day S,hud League viii h, thv factor
~ developing many l1s h,ll players ~
unusual glih,r Considerable prtis"
WIS h,alsd upuu Its. Crudnurton t'r
40 mrnn,. be which tho caught i.r IN"
rt,.hytumuy against 10, christians
Thursdty
m, splendid tWiiling II MnHHi".
Christian pitcher, considered hy many
persons the premier catcher "f the
l-aru,. caused many favorable com
m"nt- Oldiimrfs w"r" especially pleas
80 with thu VIOLA &c John Tr"linr"r.
Christian --'uud bls"m1n. az u has
been many years since h" hes played
in - rEul,r lineup. Johns knack ni
hitting the bill rs h"id uuuspnl.
Pt,sbyl.riiu fans d,rlnrr that iaiicn
their thrd has,man, ~ one 81 the
star players IT the team. but he failed
t. s,t good start Thursday. falling
e. hit safely and making several crrors
Guy Hayden. who played second TOT the
l'i-sbytcrians. always brings u cheer
from the spectatots due to his small
stature aud the fact that he MAS 'nc
at the hiph s,houl stars this SEASON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
SPORTORIAL

An automobile holdup prevented Law.
renee Connors from betting $1,000 on
Behave Yourself To win the Kentucky
Derby. Here In how II happened: Con.
nors and "a friend had driven from In.
dianapolis with the $4,000. with the In.
tcn,ion Of betting II on Behave Your.
self to win. and when they entered
one II those frcshwatcr saloons 10
make the bet they were told that there
were no bets being accepted. Then. as
they were going elsewhere to put the
money On the horse. two bandits
stopped their cur. C0nnors ran 10 "a
store and phoncd the police. hut his
partner was relieved of SEQ, although
/, Connors saved the $4,000. After the
smoke OF hattie and excitement had
cleared away they found that II was too
late to place any money on the race.
Connnrs wanted 90 run down and
kin the bandits when h. learned that
Behave Yourself had com. In winner on
generous odds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
Babe Ruth
LAST WEEK IN RlNG
HISTORY

Nav ~. l9l3--Iim Jcfiric> knocked
nut James .. tmb.it IN twenty.
tire. round, ~ t"n.y island. y. '.
MAY \. l9O;--Tommy Burn> defeated
Jack Oilrien IN iweni, rounds al
Los Angeles. Gal.
uaN ~. lal;---i,rnny Leonard knock.
al oui Eddie shannon To- >iN rounds
~ i,r"okl,n.
MAY y. isOs-->iinlry krichrl knock
ri oui zach TWIN sullivan in
twrni, round, al san Francisco.
MAJ ~. Islo--Maiiy BALDWIN io>i on
4 foul H. Leach Gross in the eighth
round ~ New iork Cni
Ma, 10. is0'-Pach-y Mcfarland
Won irom Maurice Savers To- ten
rounds AZ Milwaukee.
MAJ ~. isOi--i,'L Jain,son knoai-d
oui Jo- Buil-r IN three rounds ~
i'm,a,l.Iphia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
TExAs LEAGUE.
5. 5. teams SEND
LETTER Of THANKS
To ALBERT b|v|Ns

A letter expressing the thanks ~ the
Amarillo Sunday School Baseball League
has been sent To Manager Albert ".
Bivins for the courtesy he has extended
the league In offering !, the use of
Amusement Park for games AZ noml'
nal figure. The letter sent g. Mr.. Biv'
ins by the secretary az the order q the
league follows;
at the meeting % the Amarillo sun
day School Baseball League held Tues
day. May ;. 1921. the representative
unanimously passed a motion ofisrine
its thanks 20 you for the courtesy eN'
tended the league IN offering Anus
mens Park nj a nominal figure for tho
games az s,s5 .. m. Tuesdnrs and Thurs'
days The league realizes you have made
an unusual offer. and members thereof
have pisdxcd themselves not TO abuss
ycur courtesy or take any undue advan'
49,.
ssVrhrnrx~r league rncmhers car assist
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
SAND LOT lEAGUERS
PLAY SOME GAME

The Western Slu.gers. under Cap.
tain Norman Hopkins. defeated the
south Side Wildcats, captained by &.
W. Carter. by u score of 20 20 l6, In
a fast nine.lnning game nj the Slug.
gers diamond. at 1890 Van isurrn
street. Saturday morning. lsen,,ie
Grcenhill was the umpire. Hay Parr.
Elwood Phillips and Captain Hopkins
starred for the Sluggers. The players
range In age from ~ % % years. A
return game will be- played nj Am
early date.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
. a,uiiii>n.

\ Jewish soldier was taken Ia hos.
piiai. The diagnosis showed him To be
suffering from a had ease IT Influenza
send for the priest " l-idnr Unnamed
The pticst7" uu.rird the d"ctor
You mean a., rabbi don't you7"
NO" yelled lsidur. DO you think
I should want 10 rive the flu- to tho
rabbi?"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

Two base hits. Mattick =. skinner.
Swarts : Doyle. Three hase hits Mum.
Snn. Hon. run: Palmer Stolen base:
Segrist Sacrifice hits. Stanshury.
Doyle Maitick. struck out Swarts ..
scot, . Base ON tails. 'Swar,s =. Scot,
:. Batter hit: By Swarts JohnstonL
Double play. Whaling, e. Doyle o.
Ours, 20 a. Smith. burst to Doyle.
Munsun Ia Miller.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

DALLAS. Texas Nav ll.--Dalns
won the fiual game from beaumont tu'
day to L. by hard aud consistent hit.
ting Neither team scor'si until the
fourth when with Miller un second.
Scot, Intentionally passed Galloway To-
get to Palmer. Palmer responded by
driving a home run behind the score
board In deep irft scoring three runs.
Swsrtz pitched his best game II the
year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
>pud,i.rs Win IN 10Th.

WICHITA FALLS. Texas May IA
The Spgdd'rs lost the second and final
gam. 81 the series % the Bluffs IN the
tenth inning today to 2. BLADES sin.
gi. ~ this chapter With ia. bases tull
sent the winning run across. Errors
by Works In the fifth inning pat III.
visitors IN position a. scorc their
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15

san'nafy-Pitchefs statistics hits
Ahd : runs 80 Cou'hmsn in . innings:
none out IN Ord. sacrlflr, hits. MELON.
ald Hal"y Johns TVo.lss. hits. I.apan.
h'''l.' Hoffman Thres-hasa hits Nc.
Donald. Home runs Kraft. Hoffman.
lugn'y. Struck out. Johns :. knight
lias" on halls. johns :. Couchnan =.
kniehi ? Double plays. Distel 10
schlicbnsr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
PIRATES WIN INITIAL
GAME IN TEN INNINGS
By Associated. rr-,.

BY Associated rrr.s.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY Alt took
the Pirates ten innings In which To de-.
feat the phillies here today.
The smo ln innings. ., II l.
Pittsburgh zee. o00 POI 100 60 ~
Philadelphia ~ 100 400 600 81 10
Cooper and Schmidt: Smith and
Wheat Implrcs. Quiglcy and O'Day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
= Ran for Pratt, In ninth.
ST. LOUIS

Tow base hits; Witt. two. Jacobson.
Smith. Double play; jacobson unas'
sisted. Base on balls: Thormahlen. one;
Russell. one. Boland. three. falmero,
three. Struck out: Russell. four: Bo-
hand. one; Paimero. one: shocker, one.
Runs: Wit. two: Mcinnis. Scott. Col
Inns. Russell: Tobin. jacobson. McManus,
Smith. two; SEVERED. two. Melmero
Errors: Scott. Collins. Gerber, Nc
Manus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
ANkRICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas city. .. Tulrio @.
Al 81 Paul ;. Louisville ..
AZ Minneapolis .. Indianapolis :.
Al Milwaukee 2: Columbus o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-15
White Soy Vim One,
LUBBOCK HIGH TEAM
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

special 90 the News
LuBOCk. May 1.-THE luhhosk
High School team to,iaS defeated the
Plainyicw High Schuol team for tn"
Panhandle championship winning by
a scor, Of stos
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Clasde Wins Champlou.b,,.

CLAUDE. Texas. MAY 1.-THE score
~ ~ 70 In favor - ths CLAUDE high
school settled tn championship D..
tween Ciauds and Panhandi. srhools
Tor the season. Tho game was played
"n the Panhandle diamond yesterday.
Atranasrx...tf. Ia -. "a. a.. -
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Ed stranger" Lewis says that some
how the strange hold did not work on
Zhyzko. who threw him In 20 minutes.
They can't work always. Ed
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Three lloniers Hiring Nictory

tohT WORTH. Texas May IA
Home runs ~ Kraft. Hoffman and Rig.
ney We're features 81 Fort worih's Ito
win over Galveston here today. II WIS
MATS ninth home run OF the season.
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BEARS WAll0P GASSERS
IN last GAME Of SERIES

SHREVEPORT. May li.-San An.
tonic defeated IN. Gassers to-day. 9 to I.
on the inability IL the Gassers to hi, al
the opportune moment
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Browns Wailop Red Sox.

ST. LOUIS. May ii.-s, Louis
punched four hits and two sacrifices
off Russell In the eighth for two runs
and defeated Boston : to 6 In the open
Ing game ~ the series today.
BOSTON
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Rain nj Boston.
ny Assoc lated Press

BOSTON. May li.-l,ain here to-day
prevented the scheduled game between
the cubs aud the Braves.
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,anls WALTON Indian Tribe.

CLEVELAND, May iI-lhlr Ruth
slammed tho hali over thu lcft f'ld
bl.achors In tho eighth inning today.
giving the Yankees a win over thu cham.
pions thu circuit clmt driying In RON
tnd rcckiumugh.
The scur,.-- II 49, T..
New York ..,..... 100 Too 0io-G ~ :
cleveland ......... goo 0dl 100 n
IlttrrieS-Uuinn and Schlng. lAghy
and OMEN tmpir.s. Dinrn Nalln
aud Wilson.
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Sporting News While
Its Good to Read
TIGERS STAGE EIGHTH
inning RALLY and WIN

DETROIT. May il.-Deiroit staged
an eighth inning rally today and de
fea,ed Washington 10 ..
WASHINGTON
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N-iiltisd fur Mcl.lW"r o. i9ih
xs-i,ati.d o. nlrruugh iu 10Th.
Houston .............. 600 osa o0o -
Wichita Fails ....... .00i ui0 900 o-s
Two las hits Mcdonald Ipihfuss
Eiffer;. stolen has. Potts. Kitchens
Double piays. Clark o. Grss o. Works
Dsrringer o. Haiisy. Hits off Mar.
shaii 4 IN % irninTs. "ff Kroh > In
- innings. off Dafrough In 8 innings.
l.aes "A. halls. lulta Z A.aI.l..u 4
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I'ackartls

In the lead Join us Sunday morning
al 800 Mission Theatre.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hts, Bfock 2
Sacrifioe hits. Nee. Passed hall. Brock
stolen base. Storey. Hit by pitcher.
''-noily Wild pitch. Timer. Base on
balls. Timer 8. Gleason l. Struck out.
Timer l. Lief, on bases. san Antonio :.
Shreveport g.
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WHERE THEY
PLAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston as ~. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
81. Louis NJ Brooklyn.
Cincinnati nj New York.
No other games scheduled.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Galveston at Shreveport.
Houston NJ Dallas.
BEAUMONT at Wichita Fails.
San Antonio NJ For Worth.