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New-York tribune., 1921-02-12
Columbia Fencers Take
Close Match From Penn

Columbia swordsmen defeated the
trencing, team of the University ~
isennsylrania yesterday afternoon in
the local gymnasium in a close match
the score being to s. The featnrs
oout' which also decided the issue. was
between Nahon, of Columbia. and
kambo, OF Penn, in the foils. Sea-
bright of Penn, was the individual
In the foils round robin Bencoe
Nahon and Farley, of Columbia. de.
IeaIed I, CAPTAIN Rhodes. Cavers and
Hamno' y OF Penn. five sets OF the nine,
Captain Reaves and Ferreira of c.
lumbia, tied Sebright and walton ~
Penn, with the sabres. Contreras ~
lnmbis, defeated Rhodes, Penn. in the
epee match. '''e
New-York tribune., 1921-02-12
Mortimer Scores Victory
Tn Gold Racquet Match

TUXEDO PARK, N. Y, Feb H.
Only one match in the opening round
of the Annual Gold Racquet tourna-
ment was played here to-day, the
single contest resulting in the elimina-
ton of Frederick Frelinghuysen, of
New York, at the hands of Stanley G.
Mortimer. of Tuxedo, who won in
straight games, Is /, 15r7, 15-13.
Mortimer played smashing game
throughout and was never pressed
except in the last game. when Freling
huysen rallied and threatened to take
the lead The New Workers. place
ments were unusually good in this
session and had he not been so slow
getting warmed up, the match, would
have gone to eXtra games.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-12
Canadian Senior Wins
Palm Beach Golf Final

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 1.-THE
hnals IN the South Florida champion
snip gol1 tournament were played to-
oay' george c. Heintzman, of Toronto.
nne OF .ne canadian seniors, won his
( Wiiloughby jr, Merion Cricket' by m
and 2. os
The summaries:
= First fieht-G, C. Heintzman. Lamhton
e; e., heat Hugh de l.. willoughby ir
Msrion sscart { s,.s c. and 2, So
c. G, and 2. iioun'
Third hight--P. H p. Frelinrhuvssr
MO- Morrlstown C. G, beat e. G. Saunders. !
Fourth hisht-w W. FORESTER ,.,.
Aarun zinn, / up tninetesn holssl.
FIth t!sht---C. J Felbar New yort,
el-t g. 3 Clifford. J saa j.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-12
Edgar Appleby Wins
From Chicago Cueist

CLEVELAND, Feb. 11.-Edgar APP
pleby, of New York, won the first game
OF the afternoon In the national anna
teur 1872 balkline billiard champion
ship tournament from Charles NJ: Lord,
of Chicago, 800 to IS, in sixteen in
nings.
After Lord missed the spot shot,
Appleby ran 5s, He missed in the
second inning and then ran strings of
Is and 20 in thc rcxt two frames. His
average &es Is 1916. Lord had high
runs OF 10, Is and II, and an average
of sis,
Charles Heddon, of Dowsgiac. Mich,
took the second game, defeating Emil
Renner, Of Youngs 900 to 255.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-12
McGill Men i'm Front i'm
Dartmouth Ice Carnival

HANOVER, N. H, Feb, 11.--McGill
University. of Montreal, led at the
Dartmouth College winter carnival to-
day with total of 2S points Dart
mouth was second with is, University
Of Vermont had 5. Middlebury and
Williams l. Vermont sprang a sur
prise by cleaning up the intero ollegiate
relay. A heavy, wet snow prevented
any record breaking.
First place winners were:
1oo-yard snowshoe dash-Fowler. Dart
mouth.
220yard ski dssh-FosS. McGiu.
Three-mile cross country snowshoe race
-Creelman, McGin.
Obstacle ski race-Carleton, Dartmouth
Haif-mile relay race-Unlversity OF Ver-
mont.
Fivemue 'cross-country ski race-~Reid
McGiu.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-12
French Leads Golf Pros
Ry Stroke at Pinehurst

PINEHURsT, \. c., Feb, 11-Emmet
French, the Youngstown PROFESSIONAL
won the opening event of the Southern
golhng season for professionals when
he scored 76 from the back tees and
against strong winds on the champion
ship course here to-day. George Foth
eringham was second, one shot behind
Fotheringham lost his opportunity to
win when he took 5 to the par 5,
short fifteenth. French and Fotherirg
ham were even playing the home hole
and French sank a ten-foot putt to
win.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-12
Si,canoy Gets Met
Open Golf Tourney

THE championship golf events of
the Metropolitan Association
were awarded yesterday, as follows:
Metropolitan open championship
AT Siwanoy Country Club, Mount
Vernon, on July rs, 27 and Is.
Metropolitan amateur champion
ship--At Garden City Golf Club on
June s, 9, 10 and IL.
Metropolitan junior championship
At the Belle Claire Golf Club ON
June IS and 2s.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-12
Cardinals Sign Pitcher

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 11.-Earl Brown, "a
pitcher from the semi-professional
ranks in Pittsburgh, has been signed
by shs ST. Louis Nationals. il was an
nouncsd to-day. SsewH was With the
Y!stsnusga col!egiaas last season..
New-York tribune., 1921-02-12

In Lincoln's tirne-taey
fitted most of the people
none of the time!
To-day they fit some Of
the people all of the time:
all of the people some of
the time
At the -four cornerse-
"all of the people, all of the
time!
Money back, if we don't,
The best of everything,
men and boys wear. Also
sporting goods and lug.
gage.
(Open all day)
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway Broadwav
at 18th st. -Four at 34th ST
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
at Warren at 4lst St.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-12
6 0fS;aSREQRI!!GHT aS!RE? y2!!][:!3 1T
Starting Something

this question: "W bapayer vd?"
Firstly
second-Honus Wagner
Third-Tris Speaker.
Cobb because league fourteen years because
ne the known an
machine he has had equal because he brainy
daring and sensational.
Wagner another mighty hitter and one
of the greatest nfeIders of the game.
Speaker the greatest fielding outfelder and rare
oatsnar' might as well have third place any
The Full Course
But 1t has covered an+ two
decades And the full Irwin eminent veteran
all wrong.
Arthur has years of his life to
baseball In this time has been player scout business
manager and six other things spot another
He is still actively interested baseball yet he was battling
away with Hoss Radbourn forty years ago as
member of the winning Providence club
So when it the route with
year norzoh TO 1ac Arthur has most of stopped abruptly.
The IrS~inian Selection
I've them Anson to Babe Rutb said rrnin
from Pete Browning to Ping ~
ut has been long many stars for lot Of baseball can
be played in forty-three years ~ " ~ Cd"
1--we seen many great but the bplay that ever
~ was Charley Radbourne of Providence Why Because as pitcher
ne once Ptched thlrty-eight games
he won ee een straight games working almost evv dsv
lie hnlshed this march by winning games in nine days
Because pitcher he stuff on the hall than ~ ~
ever saw and with this the the fastest brain
because he far and hitter on hard bin ~
cne of the greatest htters ever saw, ~ ''s "uO-
Because he best cnh the h,+
oluh and the best outfeider or the club, " '"S
He is the only saw who could star ~ oil nina
anu " aoo'oh dre II more runs than on the team
Stopped Cold
array seop5 US cold Ruth, for
siea p'cher good ouheder
catcher, shortstop basema ' A'u' ne isn't
The for Si5er one of +bo h.a+
can quite measure the IJossu D.
hadpourae could throw yards saws Jru1n eL
"e Ter , record He had the greatest saw
ls matter of opinion, But since +lo
as+ - a 49,. from he game of to-day, pitching vav
raveled. f0'leN' VIII never be entirely
+hr" years from now they will digging up another - ~ ~
ieooourhe' oopb Speaker son, "ia'
~ es sehl'pros And so it
1. Doubling Up
Louis is the
aga batting leaders for the year. SO Cbcaeo nd Two
other ' ~ NAio8eo ana boston OF
rb no <; 49, hsufes that In
Is the only city that pennant u,nn " 0aSeoa
vas i'e only city to hold tail
New-York tribune., 1921-02-12
Stopped Cold
Doubling Up

Just as ST. S the only ctv frat h., -.
eague batting leaders for year 50 chico. So m game two
other records. '' 90 0"ic@go ana Boston enter for
a. Noreiand hgures that ortv.fve ve., 80 -, ,
IS the only city that held pnrant u;r @Seo
enders. ~ was 'he only city to hold
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
vMEmcAN WOMAN ~
DEFEATED ~ ENUiaAND.


- Associated rfssa
LONDON. April g2.-Mias AItxa stir
linz u Atlanta. champion q the Am
srloan women golfers. today suffered
defeat ai the hands a two british cham.
tlona- Miss Janet Jackaon, holder o.
the wuncn'a Irish title. and Miss Cecil
Latch. champion ~ England.
Although the American player turn.
"a In a card of i6i Cor the 10 holes. Mina
jackson came home with its and Miss
i,sltch with 100. ~.
The tournament. the first open event
~ which Miss stirling has eesapeted,
was for the golf illustrated trophy.
The American woman played beauti.
fui golf on almost every hole. Two
holes. The seventh. where bogoy II four,
and the 18th with like RoEey. caused
her trouble and In the opinion 81 the
rallery. lost her the match. These
holes were made IN acvens.
Notwithstanding the defeats Miss
iitirllng has met with since she arrived
a England. she stlIl d roneidered a
formidable opponent for nritain's best
woman golfers In the open championship
20 be- played next month.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
FIELDING BY EACHATHLETCS STAGE.
TEAM MAKES CAME sLUGGING MATCH.
SENSATIONAL ONE DEFEAT NEW YORK
wmrTiSGToS's HEAyy mrs DE
CfDE orTCoxK 90
sCoIfE.



Pi.AfNviEw. April ss,--ln a game
full Il thrills from start 10 finish ANA.
riIlO Hugh defeated rAlnvIc~ Heh here
this afternoon TO three Sensational
fielding BY both teams was the out.
standing feature. A huge crowd shout.
Cd Itself hoarsc and one hlEh sChool
slri fainscJ from excitement. Whiting.
ton vas Amarillo's outstanding star an
he 70, three hits ana brought IN all q
AM rillo's runs.
Neither team was able 20 score in the
first inning although both got mcn on
bases. Amarillo drew first blood In the
Second when Hudson was safe on q
feeders choice and Wilmington smash.
ed single "a center. Piainview came
back In the third and scored twice on
hits By Mcdaniel. Daniel and Visor az.
ter Tull had walked. Amarillo again
took the lead In the fourth by scoring
n couple when Turner and selppe MN.
aied and whittlngton smashed out an.
other long single. Plainview made
things even In the fifth on a walk by
Hooper and two base clout BY Daniel
Amarillo was prevented from scoring
In the NH after thre, men were on
and there mere no outs by triple play.
Hayden popped TO Yates who threw 90
second putting out Fife and. Daniels
threw 10 Visor AZ First doubling Taylor
Piainview likewise got three on and
no outs In the sixth but pop ny 10
FIRST and two strike outs by Moose and
Hudson pulled Amarillo out of the hole.
Amarillo made the final and winning
score Of the game on another mighty
swat by Wilmington which went for
three bases and single by Dawson. Both
teams gCt men on In all remaining m
ninks but big league fielding prevented
scores Hudson got twelve strike outs.
Coach Sarsfield IL Amarillo paid n
hlgh tribute 10 the sportsmanship and
fair treatment by Plainview's team and
fans after the games
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
VETERAN PITCHER
IS GIVEN RELEASE
TOIEiIO DROPS "NAG" CLARK
FURNERiS WITH
INDIANS.
~ Associated Pres.

TOLEDO. April 2s.-uncohdltional
release 81 the veteran catcher. Nag"
clark. formerly with the Cleveland
Americana was announced to,iay by
i,ogcr Rrvnahan. president of the To.
ledo club Of IA, American association.
lircSnnhan announced Also than En-
mons Bowen, former holy cross out
fielder. has bean aold To the Han An
trnlo .ciub ~ the Twas leafue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
RIVAL AFTER BABE
RUTH's HIT RECORD
GEORGE KELLY OF NATIONAL
LEAGUE ALSO HAS
FOUR HONiEfS.
~ A..seis,.a Pros.

~ Associated Pros.
NEW YORK. April ee.--The home
run batting between Babe" Ruth Of
he New York Americans and George
S,lly Of the New York Nationals. re-
NAMED at dead heat today when each
'oundcd uu, his fourth circuit clout of
tho season. Elmer Smith, OF Cleveland
md Emil Mcuscl OF the rhIladclphia
Nationals are only step behind. with
hrec home runs 10 their credit. while
Ooh Mcusel. Enii's brother Of the New
fork Americans has two. Several 9th
= players have made two also.
Ruth 10 far ahead Of last years eche.
dule .as he did not mako his fourth
honfe run In 1890 Until May n. keilyr
tome run total Coz 1890 was II. Ruth
inado 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
VIVA Pitching Heats Gas~rs.

WICHITA FALLS. April 2s.-wichl'
IN FallH took advantage ~ ten bases
on balls issued by Bush and coupled
hem with nine hits and Won easily IN
the last game II the first sedcs with
shreveport here today, The hitting II
Rothfuss and the pitching of 'llube"
Marshall featured the contest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Home run: Ruth. Double play: Few
ter. peckinpaugh. Pipp. Base on baiis
Iloyt 4. Ferguson I. Rommef 3. Struck
tut by Hoyt /. Rommell l. Runs
pecklnpaugh. Ruth. Meuscl. Ward
Dykes 2. witt .. Dugan .. Brazil. G
walker 2. Galloway. Romrheil. Errors
Fews,er. Peckinpaugh. Rommeil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
FRANK BsKER MAINS FIRsT AZ
rRsRaSCE on f1ka.D
m WEARS.
y Associated IAss-.

PHILADELPHIA. April s.;-I,uih
hlt hls fourth home run q the raaon
here to-day driving the ball into the
last row q the icft fieid blcachers.
with recklnpaugh on base, but rhlla
delphla outhit New York aud won ~
70 =. Prank iiaker. Feihstated by
judge Lands Yesterday made hIs firS,
appearance IN an American hague
game In several yearA batting for Fer
guson In the ninth and rolling an easy
arofnder "a necoud basr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

BAYLOR U. VICTIM
OF TEXAS AGGIEs
fwO frIfEaTs ~ oNK nay
HANDED OFT ~
"A ~.


~ Associated rgssa
COLLEGE STATION. ApFn ss.-Ths
"a M callsrs taaciaI team Won iSah
amea from ihs Ihylof University nins
,osisy. che score u the mnfflHg gafns
i.slne u a. 2 and the aftsFHuen eaiAe
o. 4. The aREi.z 80 a-.fd and often.
tho pitchlng q Henderson Featured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Sacrifice hits 0leieh. Munson Robert
son 2. Stolen base Smith, Munson.
Kraft. Two base hits Snuth. Kraft.
Rirney. Gleich. Manson. Struck out
by Whitaker 4: Landry 4; Appleton
o.. Pass on balls off landry S. Whit.
tsksr 2. Doudle plays FeliS 20 Smith:
RlEney unassisted; Palmer 90 Smith
Mattick 60 smith. Triple play Palmer
to Smith 10 Felix. Hit BY pitched ball
by Haworth Ualmerl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Aotath $1,000 ''s'sf
summafy-Two base hits Daniels. ).
hase hits wmt,inRton: triple plays yates
20 Daniel 90 Visor. Tit by pitcher Tull.
rs Hudson. Wild pitches Hudson.
Walks Oft Hudson 5: of Turner I.
Struck ont by Hudson 70: Turner .
Time a game hour Is minutes. UNI
plrts Ware ana Blakcmore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Sacrifice hits Marshall. MrDonald
2: stolen bases Tanner. base hits
Works. Eibcl. Bush. Miller. Tanner
McElwec. Home runs Rothfuss. Struck
out by Marshall 4; Bush 2; base ON balls
Bush 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
HOME RUNS TURN
HARD CONTEST TO
.PHIlL|Es, Z TO |
rfrCnERs DtEL DECIDED M
fJ,R0R 90 GIANTS
SHORT sf0r.
BY AssasAnd rr..

NEW YORK. April s2--lIome runs
BY smith aud Kelley. tho latters fourth
u TIM season. decided q pitchers duet
t-tween hnrnca ana Causey here today.
New York defeating Philadelphia toll
IN the Second game of the series. An
errOr By bancroft enabled Philadelphia
10 scose m the first. smiths home run
tied In the nth. kcilyr four laac drive
900. A.. ........ L.. Az. a.a.nnIh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Three haEc hits. McDcrmott, Huitom'
ley s1crificc hits Doyle. slanubury,
Miller. iilsdos IireauX. Double plnys
Siansbufy to Doyle 10 Newman nwol
base on balls Dunaids 4 scoti 3
struck out by Donalds !. Scott I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
Cleveland Wins Ia Rain.

CLEVELAND. April ?2.-t'lcvelaud
nade IL two straight from 81. Louis
today by winning s 10 Z. The contest
vas played In the rain. during the last
,hwe innings IN, field being 10 muddy
hat the pitchers floundcrcd about In
the box and lost their control.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
linu.tnn Defeats Iraumont !.

HOUSTON. April se.'---A thrcc-basc
hit by Bottomlcy In the eleventh In
ming after Manager George whitcman
had singled gave houston a to con
test over Beaumont here today. The
game was a pitchers battle between
Scott and Donnlds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
MATTY TO Be OUT
SOON, SAYS DOCTOR
FAMOUS .farpAER Is WINNING
tltS GREATEST
GAME.


" NttRhWd Ffetssl
sAI,ANAC LAKE. y. u. April ga
Christy Matthewson. former major
league baseball pitcher. wha has been
M here since last July. soon will he
able TO go automobile riding. his ply.
sican. Or. u. n. Packard. announced
today. t.
sfAtthewson now Is able 10 be- dressed
Tor q short time each day and has no
cough OF temperature, the doctor said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Home run Kelley ands.nith. stolen
hhsc Rapp. Double play Bancroft.
ifisch. Kelley. Base on balls Barnes 1.
causcy ). Runs stengei. Kelley, Smith.
Errors Buggy. Bancroft.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
Home Hun Stops Bears. +,
A asr.sl..fsA pfask

GALVESTON. April pa home run
In tho firth With bascs. fun by Japan
vas the climax ~ an cightfun rally
which cinched tofay'A game Tor Calves.
ton over the San Antonio Bears i2 20 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
Marines TRIPLE
PLAY FEATURES N
REMARKABLE CAME
DALLAS wAikED own tOitf
WORTH WITH sC0nE
sTOi.


fCfsT wCRTIi Texas. Apfn go
Dallas won a remarkable 9 10 I Nc,ery
here this afternoon from fHt Mm,h
The Marines mad "a triple play.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Western Association.
At Drumrlrht ?, Enid Z.
AZ pnwhuska IL. Okmulgce 9.
Al Henryttta o, Chickasha :.
Al Fort Smith .. Springfield I.
Southwestern Association
Al Bartlcsviile 9. Sapulpa 2.
AZ Muskogce 10. Miami ?.
Al independence IL. Parsons 3.
At Pittsburgh .. coffcyville s.
-
American Association.
At ~. Paul .: Milwaukee 10.
Kansas City at Minnsapolis-rain
indianapolis at Toledo rain.
Louisville at Columbus rain.
=, southern Association.
birmingham. April ?2.-vicicus slug
ging gave Memphis Its sixth victor,
without defeat today. they winning
free hitting contest 0 Go 3.
Memphis ...,...''.ss'.''''
birmingham .......s.....b
zahnlscr Boyd and Hungline, White
hill; Morrison and uocch.
AT Atlanta. Mobile, wet grounds.
Al Chattanooga, New Orleans, We
grounds.
Al Nashville. Little Rock. we
grounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
Better steamer Service.
80. NJ.

PORT ARTHUR. Texas, April "a
The war steamship line on April 70
win oegin three sailings month out
Of this port for Mexican ports. u was
announced nj the office Of the trans
Atlantic line here today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

out u a population q i.7oo,oOo 900.
IN. world containa only 55o.Oo0.ooo
white inhabitants. hp,-'ta
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
Pirates 9; Cincinnati I

PITTsBURG. April e2.--fittsbui'Eh
defeated Cincinnati today for the nfth
time In succession since opening OF the
-. sPh- a,n.n xsas 90 EpffQ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Two base hits Bigbcr. Maranviiie
Home runs, TIerncy. Stolen base Carey
pase on hall Luque 3; linn ?. Struck
out by Luauc .; Finn 2, Runs Lulue
Maranville. Whitfield. Terncy, Grimm
Schmidt. zinn. Errors wingo, Maran
vile, Cutshaw. linn.
1.nL.ann M ~ Iniila wei greunds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Two base hits, Griffith, Wheat
iase hits Olson. Griffith. Stolen base
Bocckel: double play Olson. Myers and
Konetchy. Prise on balls oeschger 0.
Mitchell 2: struck cut oeachgcr ?
Mitchell .. Runs Barbara. Boeckel. OIL
ron; johnson 9. Errors. Myers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
x-I.an for SEVERED In \.
INFLATED Tor kolp In :,
'h-ANttft aet Nesf sh -
for Palmero In 3.

INttiS .sssssss.s N-' y"
x-Gerbcr out. hit by batted ball.
INFLATED Tor Odcnwaid In 8.
xxx-Batted Tor Evans In s.
4. Louis ...........i leo 900 0eo--5
Cleveland ............o 900 i0e 3sx-S
Two base hits: Lamb. Speaker. Three
lase hits Elmer Smith. Home runs
spe,kcr. Elmer Su.'th. Double play:
Gardner. Stephenson and Johnston.
eaxe on bans: koKip :. Pain,ero I, Bur
veil 9, Caldwell Q. struck out: kolr
q. Burwcil l. Caldwell 2. Uhle l. Runs:
,erbcr. Sislcr. Jacobson, Williams,
ileason. Lamb, wc,zcl, Evans. Speak.
re. Elmer Smith 2. sewcil. stephen
,on. E,rvrs; Williams. raimcro, Evans
speaker. Sewcll.
Detroit nj Chicago rain.
Washington at Benston rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
BrookIyn Again victors

w Associated Press.
BROOKLYN. April e9.-Brooklyn
won from Boston again today duplicat.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

OuAIS dAWES
Texas League.
Galveston NJ Houston.
san Antonio AZ BEAUMONT.
Shreveport at Dallas.
Fort worth az Wichita Fails.
American League.
81. Louis at Cleveland,
Detroit nj Chicago.
Washington at Bcston.
New York at Philadelphia.
National League.
Philadelphia M New York
Chicago ut ~. Louis.
Cincinnati at f'i,tsburEh'
RostoA a. Brooklyn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Al Atlanta. Mobile, wet grounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Al Chattanooga, New Orleans, wet
grounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Detroit at Chicago rain.
Washington at Benston rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23

Al Nashville. Little Rock. we
grounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
American Association.
southern Association.

zahnlscr. Boyd and Hungline. White
hill; Morrison and uooch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-23
ToDAY'S GAMES

chicago a, ~. Louis wet grounds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-21
ALUMNI on AlGEs
MEET AND ELECT
THEIR OFFICERS


Meeting atfthe Davenport Cham
Der Of Commerce Saturday might
alumni Of Ames college elected the
following officers
President-Mrs. w. H. Mast.
Vice presIcent-F. v. Shelley.
Secretary-treasurer-Ben Stew
art.
Carl LeBuhn told the 80 alumni
present Of the 81 1000. 900 memorial
project to students and alumni Of
Ames who lost their lives in the
World. war. Students and faculty
have. already subscribed 5000
toward the erection Of this building
on the college campus and big
drive Is to be put on among the
alumni next May.