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The New York herald., 1921-04-24

~ Ut we We're speaking of relauvty.
X Things which to some appear as
truth to others are utterly fallacious
beca6seNthese others retain in their memory
cells impressions Of happenings which are
submerged in their subconsciousnesses and
which are drawn forth upon opportune oc-
casions to assist these others in viewing
with equanimity occurrences which would
otherwise disturb them, if you know What
we mean. For instance:
on one occasion i'm western North Caro-
line the sheriff of one of the mountain
counties came across man at MONDAY
lying on his back in the dusty road with the
streaming down in his face. He was
sleeping. II was probably springtime.
II will arrest this man." declared the
sheriff to his friends. He is drunk and
he is the first really drunken man I have
ever seen in this county"
One OF the party spoke up
Don't arrest him. sheriff" ne pleaded.
He amt drunk. 7 Just seen his finger
move"
Relatively. that's all.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

lip curied while ner eyes took ON "A steady
gIeam.
Arkansas she replied, slowly and
threateningly: NOW laugh"
We didn't laugh. The moment was mop
perfume.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Dan Favors Amnesty for Writers During Sleepy
Season--Thinks Literary World Would
Benefit, as There Would Be Less of 1t
By DAN CAREY.

Yes. sur: All reckon dat's so.' replied
Uncle George scratching his forehead. "but
den yo' see it's mighty poor preachin for er
dollar, too"
w 7 E saw recently that DR.. Einstein had
w advanced a theory that perhaps
the entire universe went some
times through periods of suspended anima-
ton lasting a thousand years more.
Well, you remember the story of the Sleep
ing Beauty? DR.. Einsten ought TO read it
We have always thought that sleep of the
beautiful Princess was superinduced by
attack of spring fever.
There we are again. We can't get this
sleep idea out of our mind. Over in Arkan-
sas man has been asleep in hospital for
two years We have always heard Arkansas
a good place for sleeping.
vs. laugh H. e arsa",as ar,ns,. os' sn IN hs
hearty laugh just like Hoboken
does here. 1t is one of the accepted forms
of humor. a comedian in 2 play asks an
ether. Where are you from" "Hoboken.%
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

~ TOW that the time for spring ploughing
is here and the old question of where
to get farm labor is beginning to
wake up from its winter Information and
peep about, our mind goes back to the
Georgia farmer and his peonage difficulties.
Peonage is a word that has horrible sound
In its essence ii means compelling men to
work whether they want to or not. That is
what we are doing TO ourselves on this
beautiful spring day. Temporarily we are
a peon.
We are reminded of story that was told
several years ago on one of the planters
near Elberton. Ga. This man had a large
peach orchard and as usual, when the time
came to pick and pack the yield he had great
difficulty in securing hands for the job. One
day in Elberton he visited the Jail.
"Cap'n," said one of the negroes to him
in most appealing voice,,"ef yo' all will des
take me away from here Ah'll be de bes'
hand on yo' place. Yessur. All done been
here two months now, and hit des look lax
Ah can't stan it no longer"
Inquiry developed that the negro was only
charged with burglary and that court would
not meet for another thirty days, so the
planter agreed TO make bond and take the
man TO his orchard. The following Saturday,
Immediately after receiving his pay. the
negro asked for permission to visit Elberton
for the week end
"All right" was the answer, but be here
by sun-up on Monday morning"
Monday morning came. but it brought no
negro At II o'clock the planter drove to
the Jail to pay his debt.
THAT niger didn't show up to-day" he
said Il let him off Saturday and he did not
come back. How much do / owe you?"
come here. want to show you some
thing" answered the jailer.
In the rear of the jail was the negro play
ing banjo and singing gayly as a lark.
"He came in Saturday night" the jailer
continued and said: 'Cap'n, please sur
gimme back nah room and nah banjo. Dat
mans erbout to work me to DEATH"
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

L , IHIsHIN NIIIIVUIt 70 Drove nnNthlnG
There was the case Of skinny Paxton.
which happened down IN our town
skinny whose real name is William H..
Is the assistant general freight agent OF the
Southern Railway with headquarters in At
lanta. lie used 70 live over on Carnegie
Way 80 called because II ran BY the Car
The New York herald., 1921-04-24


A Lien J. kREBs. native Mississip-
~ plan. who now lives in Atlanta, has
L = story he likes to tell about an old
negro friend who came to him one day when
he lived In Mississippi and asked for a loan
that would enable him to go into business.
"Ah been workin' fur somebody else all
NAH life" he said. AN All wants to 90 out
an be nah own boss dos once"
We'll. Uncle Billy" replied Mr.. Krebs. II
think that is laudable ambition. and am
going TO help you. | am glad to soc you
darlies doing something for yourselves
What are you thinking Of doing?"
We'll, sur" said the old man. Frightening
considerably, "Ah fms All kin buy wood
cross dc ribber at a dollar or cord. All All
has to do is to lighter 1t across and sell it
right here in dis here town"
As wood was selling for sj a cord in
Natchez, Mr. krebs thought favorably of the
venture and let Uncle Billy have $500 to
start the business
A month later Mr.. Krebs went down 70
the river front, and there was Uncle Billy
Just arriving with lot of splendid looking
wood.
How are you getting along. Uncle Bnly?"
asked Mr.. Krebs.
"Des fine, des fine. Capn." he replied.
What are you getting for wood like that
row.?
"Ah gifts a dollar or cord" answered the
Old man.
why you idiot" said Mr.. Krebs. don't
YOU know you can't pay dollar q cord for
wood, bring II across the river and sell IL al
4 profit for dollar a cord?
'Lawd, Cap'n Krebs," responded Uncle
Billy, engaging In one Of those bewitchinG
smiles that characterize the race. "Ah aint
lookin for no profit Ahm des lookin' fur
business"
r TS mighty difficult 20 prove anything
There was the case Of skinny Paxton,
which happened down IN our town.
skinny, whose real name is William H..
Is the assistant general freight aren't az tbe
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

ARL ANDERSON, painter who has
~ won several medals at exhibitions
- here recently, a short time ago had
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

n TAYBE with the coming Of spring the
MI weddings will catch up with the
divorces. Let's hope so, anyway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

THE DESERTED VILLAGE, by Oliver Gold
smith, 172S-1774 Archibald Symmes g. CO.
Ltd. Brighton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
four BOXING BOUTS SCHEDULED
ON CARD MONDAY NIGHT: WILL
Nave ONE WRESTLING MATCH

ncwned BobbIe Waugh. the pride 81 the
PANTHER cry. and Smith In an old army
fighter. who In schoolcd In the univer-
sity OF knockout.
The Dyer.Turner bout ls expected TO
show those two iigh,wefnhts at their
best, Both 81 the boys are fast. and they
are well matched.
The Carl Robinson. Battling Corbett
20 will be- smuggling match. II is
thought. The local lad has already De.
monstrated 20 fans that he In hard.
hitting fighter. and corbett has been
practising for the match on a ranch
about eight miles from the city. and II
Is expected that he viii be rugged and
nard M nails.
The curtain raiser between Battling
Smith and Kid Thomson. negro bat.
tiers. will be Touchdown and drag
out. with the gore shed In coplous guam.
titics. u is expected. Wildcat Smith ana
Leroy Cocttech. the Arizona whirlwind.
wrcstled for twenty minutes at their
iast appearance here before Smith won.
and this match will also he close. II 10
expected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
FLoyDADA sLuGcERs hit EMBREE
HARD AID WIN CONTEST. I TO |:

Tho Floydada slurvcrs lived M TO
ihsr name yesterday and baited EN-.
ptce ~ over the lot. while Eddie and
ihn Huiupnrsvs their new battery.
w,te holding IN, Grays IN subsection.
ana -tsc vis..ors came ont victorious In
the first Of ,ho tire, game series by a
sccre OF : 20 /.
There was never any doubt about the
result from tho FIRST. Hubbard. the frs,
latter to iacc Emhree. led OF with a
triple ana scored minute later on
skinny Ioorcs sacrifice ib- io center.
IN the third EDDIE Humphreys raped
uiir over the LETT field wall fur a homer
and m the fourth the game was pu; on
lcr.
wrigh, lead OF with a triple IN tina,
.nhing aud two more hits and a couple
90. errors let Go four runs In the fifth
iiatiie doubled and scored on weniz's
citor. Wight and Bishop lend the In.
saders attack, each getting three hits
uut q; five trips 10 the plate.
Meanwhile. the Amarillo hitters had
nt.n breaking ;hcir nccls over Hum.
rnreys puzzling change - pace. They
never go' more than one hit 20 an inn.
wr, aud never Fot more tnan one man
"a utse until the seventh. when Nc.
panlcls single ard DuuaNay's tripl,
n,iird u tally only thirty men faceo
tho flcydada pitcher, TWO men who 60,
g. f.rst being picked ofg Of that big by
the snappy throws Of Dan Humphreys.
The Flo}dada team shows a thorough
rt'uveiai.on since it, last tiip here.
and the Gfuys viii have 20 extend them.
selves 10 win the other two games ana
the series. Lett Wilson. ace OF the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
Many Ball Games
Scheduled Here
During This Week

-Four gamcs ot baseball will BE- played
~ Amusement park this week 90 cclc-
brat. The Labor AMI Industrial show.
Monday the FlGydlda Sluggers will
play the last game e ,hcii three game
.ori"s with m" locals. "Wednesday aud
Friday a picked team from the SUNDAY
School ieaFu, viii play the Gravs. and
saturday the Cordcil. Okla. team wiil
'uak- an Invasion - thp local grounds
starting . three game series.
IN, games between the Sunday
School representatives aud the Grays
ire expected 90 De- close and full ~ In
tctesi. The games with the Oklaho
mans ARE expected to be- as good as any
ilnycd this year. aa all ~. stars IN
Southwest oklahoma have combined IN
th, Cnrdeil team % get revenge IN the
iogal players.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
GUN CLUB WILL
HOLD IT'S final
SHOOT or Year
PANHANDLE MARKsMEN IN.
vITED HERE FOR LABOR
DAY EVENTS

The final shoot ~ The year ~ tho
Aga,rllln Guu club will De- held IN the
club -tlnds Monday morning ~ s.lo
sharp Co., cHmrot. for the Vurh Whit
comb and >am u. Nlirh1 trophies. In
vi'nfOus have been sen; Co al clubs
IN nearby cities ana u 81 expected that
MANY visitors fum Hereford. clovis.
Perrvf0u. conway. Tua canyon and
rth'r placs~ VIII be here Cor ihe fare.
well event
IT. contests far fhe trophies WI De-
limited io members who have won one
n' 'he previous meets g. =. Kissr.
president ~ thc club ars The cun.
tests u.u consist 80 fols events ~ -
targets each in tn tournaments held
frr esrh trophy
Twenty five raus ~ d1uhlos especial
ly o. tac visitors viii also a. shut
This Be- 90 itui shoot uf the year. and
10 president urges an meuhcrs o.
town oct rni sh,w n. visitors q hos.
p'tahis welcome.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

Shify Keith W Sailor Smith: 8
rounds AZ li0 pounds.
Babe Dyer vs. stlffy Turner. 8 rounds
~ 1872 pounds.
Carl Robinson vs. Battling Corbett. 4
rounds al 49,.
Battling Smith vs. Kid Thomson. 4
rounds NJ 1880 pounds.
Wildcat Smith vs. Lerou Goettech.
one fan wrestling match at $50 pounds.
This h. the card with which Carl Rob-
inson Jr.. the fighting promoter. viii
nv to hiring boxing back into popular
idvor IN Amarillo. II viii be given nj
the or,n air arena at the Labor and In
,ius,rial Show Monday night NJ $50.
Robinson says that he has got To.
rether a bunch OF men who will fight
aud not stall. and he guarantees TO all
ians their moneys worth. Joe Lewis
the manager Of the Amarillo Grays. will
Lac the referee. and he will see that the
bays keep active al all times.
In the Keith smith bout local fans
will see about the best ever produced
hero. II Is expected. Keith Is a fast. clev.
rr Fort Worth lad who stopped the re.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
Carpenters Union
Had Very Splendid
RecordDuringW War

With sto members. the United Broth
crhcod of Carpenters ~ America Local
NO. ssi Is one of the outstanding or.
carnations In Amarillo htSr circles.
Reason for the large growth here IL tho
fact that splendid cooperation has been
had by the local union with the EN-.
ploying contractors.
Amarillo LEGAL was organized Deem.
her %. 1906. During the war So per
cent 81 the members az the local were
either in the war or engaged directly
IN wal service. Eighteen members
were In actual military service. and
" II only natural that the local II proud
OF its war record.
Officers are: r. J. Warren, presi.
''eni; e. A. Cheshire. vice president:
G. J. Green. recording secretary; Ed
Tuil. financial secretary. and J. H.
parr. treasurer. Meetings are held
every Thursday nieht at W. O. W. Hall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
Theatrical Union
Appreciative Of
Local Employers

Tho international Alliance of Thea.
trical Stage Employees and Moving Pic.
turc Machine Operators OF the United
states ana Canada organized Amarillo
Local No. 49, December J. 1915. The
membership now totals Is. ten Of whom
are now employed In Amarillo.
We have had remarkable success IN
dealing with our employees" said an Of.
i!c!al yesterday. We would be glad at
this time 10 express our appreciation
for the fairness Of their dealings with
U.S."
Although some II the eastern burles-
l,. houses have had some labor diffl.
culties. word received In Amarillo states
that the trouble has been settled.
Officers IL Amarillo Local are: W. c.
Hawkins. president: c. II. Tate. vice
president: y. Towncs secrctary.treasur.
or; II. W. Wilson. business agent. Busi.
ness meetings are held the second Fri.
day Of each month In tho w. O. W. Han.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
Restaurant Union
Has Great Future
In Amarillo Work

Amarillo Local No. i6s Of the Hotel
aud Restaurant Employees Information.
al Alliance was organized In Amarillo
'u,e In the summer Of sie. II has not
had smooth sailing since Il was organ.
lied. having had labor difficulties In
i:i1 and some last spring.
But conditions are looking most fav.
orablc IN the union now. II has between
80 and SO employees and firms are grad.
ualf' coming into u. and officials be.
iiovc Il viii have 90 members by the
fist OF the year. limitations are being
made every month and interest among
The members Is increasing.
Meetings are held the second and
fourth Wednesday nights 81 each month
NJ the ". o. W. Hall. Officers are Tom
Morris, president: Holly Darby, wee
resident and c. J. Paulk. secretary.
treasurer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
SPUDDERSLOSE
GAME TO CATS
BY 81 SCORE
FonT WORTH. T,aas. sgri.

FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept a.
After playing the first three games ~
the crucial Texas League series IN
championship stvlc. the Spudlers and
THE Cats engaged Ia a heciic hating
duel IN the hst two innings % talay'a
contest thu losals finally winning out
in the ninth. Ia ; rcdGrinr the
Wichita Fails lead g. one half game.
10th clnhs called on three pitchers in
an effort 10 stop the smuggling, IN the
ninth. the Spudasrs forgcd iuto the
lead. but Fart Worth came hack in ihe
fsndl hail and Won out. ntaft seuring
M, run that brought victory o. the
a-Ifa IN n ..lcrlfin. flN SrnIa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
TENS LE,GuE
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT

TIE Amarillo Sunday sehoal Base.
Tell iSngss WIN bold fs monthiy bus.
nrfs Meeting af ~ O'Clock Thursday
1islf ~ fh- unr. n Precedent. tiuy
-. Iaiier ~ uts gi.f flrht 49, W.
- fwufar1. nrif ragflns turinee.
I'D D. transacted IT, iir o. b. anoau.
ss there are Co protests that havc
zen nisf
Ofn'lals ~ the various sunday
sfh,rls ars rolucafsd 90 ~ pr..-..nt
q thu sshsdulsd hour promptly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
DEFEAT
JAPANESE IN TENNIS

roT'EsT iBiJ.s s. Y. sept -
90" Davis rrr. sinhiematie of the
'Fnirds tng i-unis championship. g..
De- Hs n 81, 80 for another year.
y. Norris Williams 81 y sio't and
fTatrsa y. W shauin. 81 New York.
'rr .up defending iaui.lcs tssm ,linch.
o. CO. chpfunl"nsh.g 90 'hr lritod
fini'e J." dsfeat.nv Ichirn Kuusrae
and Zsnza shimIlgu - Japan thr...
nlf ~ fuuf sofa. o. naart.a IL Go -
=-s.-.s. on the ceufir II thc West SHE
Tennis tub THIS altcrnrsu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
DON'T WORRY.

Enroll yom son az your daughter
this week In the Amarillo Collcr. ~
Music and continue their until they
graduate. You win he proud ~ them.
They will he grateful To you as long M
they live.
Five efficient teachers now enrolling
pupils IN Voice. Piano and violin.
Phone US nj - ~ see us nj 1903 Polk
street.
Emil. y. MYERS
Dlrector of College
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

:i-3. oN.ill 5 - Mitchell I. Runs OF
conlev :. 90 O'Ncli :. OF Mitchell .
Hits. of Conley y III OSein -. off
Mitchell ;. Two-hase hits. Ewod, .
.aliuway :. Storey ,. Jackson. Holla.
Ran. Nuns n. ScgIisi. Watt Home
runs. Fhherty. Galloway. f.ll-l Stolen
bases. Jackson. Hartford Sacrifice
h.ts. Wait. Hollahan. Eve ~. Skinner
ihangiins. Struck oct by oNein 5.
- Mitchell l. hy ilaherty !. Base On
ais. OF o'Neul T. off rlaher'y 2. l.efi
base, Dallas :. Shrevcpor; 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
Gas.rr, IN Iiari.

% f'tst isiitN INeN
DALLAS. TeNas. Sept Shrryr.
p0r' hit thr lail au over as we'll as out
thr lurk i.sl1s. evening co.. series
with Dallas, Co. Included iu Shr,t,
iurt's twenty four hits was HACK Eu,ers
thirty third home run. made 90 O'S,ll
the seventh mninr with Jlcsson "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

1.-TWO cut when winning run scored.
xx-Baied for Allen in eighth.
xxx--Batied for Wogks tn eighth.
Ram for Miller in eighth.
Waited fur HarruuRh IN ninth.
F--lsan for Ramsey In ninth.
ky htts-d ftr Rigncy In ninth
'Wichita Fails ......... 600 il0 O27--.
Fcrf Worth .......... ooo .oi ge3-s
sacrifices. s,silbausr. Haley. Phelan
stolen base. Sears. Kraft. Taylor. Ha
~orih: two base hits. Hoffman. Kitch.
rms Taylor. Stelliauer: three base hits
Mcdonald: home run. Clark: struck out.
by Gcodbr,d 5. by Darrough :; base on
halls. Goodbrcd :. Dauough :. Whit
takcr ]. Pate !. Bowman l. Sewril /:
hit by pitcher. by Sewell tHrafis wild
pitch. Darrough. Time. sis. rmp.res.
Myers and Brnshear.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

summary; Home run. T. Humphrey
three base hits. Hubbard. Wright Dun
away; two lase hits. Hattie. Wright,
~ oriiice hts Moore. -. Humphreys
double play. wentz to clary TO McDan.
tel; left on base. Amarillo 3. Fioydads
10: struck out. by Emhrce 5. 10y Hum
phreys :. bases on balls. of Humpb
RVS I: time , hours; umpires Scott ans
Jones
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
Sporting News While
Its Good to Read

FOR u hits and - runs here today an1
uade clean sweep of the fo9rEpmr
sst.rs tat Cauohmau h,'d as fa4mer
i,ammst,s o. nine hits and uln run.
s.nr,t aaf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

HOUSTON. Texas. sept. s.--Houston
Won both ends IL a doubl. header here
today from Beaumont. taking the frs,
game BY an s-to-3 count. and over.
asheimlng the Exporters n the second
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
BOSTON BEATS
ATHLETICS IN
LOOSE CONTEST

BOSTON. Sept 3.-B0ston defeated
Philadelphia n 20 10 to-day In the
seventh e walker hi a home run over
the left field fence with tho bases filled.
Philadelphia ..... go 0o0 5000 l2
Boston .-.-...... i0i 3io oex--ll 10
kecfe. Harris. Freeman ana Perkins
and Myat,; Myers. Russell. Karr aud
Euel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
Amarillo Rifle Club
Plans Shoot Today

The Amarillo nife Club win hold
rexrlsf shuat AZ oiclock this afternoon
II the club grcunds- All mcnsbers ar
cordially invited T. attend and take
part IN the shnst Anothsr ~ - vii
- hid # . o'cierk Thus ,isy after
nssn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

~ Milwaukee >; Kansas city. 5.
- Toledo 3. Columbus 6.
A. -. Paul :. Minneapolis 4.
a; indianapolis :. Louisville 6.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
i;y Associated l'rex.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. sept. 3.--Mcm.
phis made il three straight from
Nashville today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

SAN ANTONIO. Tesas. sept s.--san
Antonio T-subdsd two Galveston pitchers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
WHERE THEY
PLAY
iliERlcAN iEAGrE

tNERiciN i.ENGrE
- Louis ut chicago.
Cleveland ~ Detroit.
New Yuri. a. Washington.
NATIONAL. I.EiGtE.
Boston al New York.
ihildeipin ~ l.ropklyn.
fitsSurEh at Cincinnati.
chicago NJ g.. Louis
TfN'> i.ttG,E.
IIur~fan - SAL Arioulo.
Beaumont ~ Galveston.
Shreveport ~ Fort worth.
WICHITA Fails ~ Dallas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
Chicago On Rampage

CHICAGO. sept. 3.--Chlcago went on
a baiting rampage IN the early innings
today and easily defeated -. Louis lg
60 /. Score: Ia
-. Louis .... 600 600 100 I
Chicago .......... ssl u30 O0x-is Is
Palmero. Holp. Burwcn and sever.
cid and =. Collins. Russell and Schalk
nd Lees. I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

staff wiz lie thrown into the breach 10.
morrow 20 stop the rloydada sluggers.
rha rnInn win lie CALLED AZ O'Clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04
Detroit Wins

DETROIT. Mich Sop; 3-Du;rot
made Il three ou, 20 five from cleveland
here today winning 70 70 :. Score:
Cleveland ....... ooe 0e0 500 II
Detroit ............ aos 0af 1lv--fs Is
THE. Morton. Baghy. and shinault.
o'Nelll: oldham. Middleton and Rassler.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. sept. 3.--Bos
ton divided a double header with Phlia.
deinhla IN their final series here today.
RinT held the Braves 20 : scattered hits
In The openinr SINE and the Phillies
won - !. n TIE .second Boston 70, 81
hi's anf a q Co. Z victory. Score:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-04

Nhiiiiitl 80 fiitff n.ft. I. INfiIs
Connolly. Twousa hits. Henry. Boss.
liiile & Connolly Thro, las. h.ts.
rouchmn Eruek pout pay Tul
JOS to Henry Tu'lnS to Fuller Co. Henry.
INNINGS pitched 10y Fis,h'r %. hits
n Firohar q. rams O.. lssr Du l-il H.
70 CoI. Imam .. pff fueher S'rurs
40, hy cruchmau - by Fuch,s Q. by
i'crrvmgG !. Passed hall OHrrD.
rimr i.'i. Empires Pelham and Sp.p.
cer
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Games Postponed.
National Lea gue-Iittshurgh and 81.
Louis; rain.
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Washington Loses

NEW YORK. Sept. 2 -- The New
YORK Americans made il six straight
from Washington today. Mays winning
bis second game ~ the series. 2 O. 3.
Ruth hi' his fif,ic;h home run 81 the
season ~ Courtney in the third inning
scoring I Miller and Peckinpaugh
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By Associated i'rv-s

LirriE GuCK. Arb. Sept Sit.
De- Hn'k Won duullr.hcadcr tulay
.fara birmingham.
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'IlfITI fUT IrTTNWIU % UUIh
Score tf inn.nss T.
Galveston ........... uHu son U1n--
san Ant,uiu ......... Ul- lup sI'-f.
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MC BILE. Ma. sept. 3-Chattanoo.
"a scored shutoui over Mobile To-.
lay.
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~ Associated Pres.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. 3.--The
| iclioans wen from Atlanta iodaN, .
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Split Double BIll

MI 'ttfhfrs AAl hllAiff q
O'Farreii: Marquard and Hargrave