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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08
(POR JOHN PAGE)


WASHINGTON. julio Los en-
pleados dc la Emba jada Mexicana CO.
mentaron hoy con calor el editorial
"Hace bien Don Pablo publicado en-
La PRENSA q ] del presente. FL Sc
cretario de Ia Embajada Manuel c.
TeIleZ. convene con el editoria!ista de
LA PRENSA en- que Don Pablo hace
bien tanto por 10 que toca a su pals.
como a 81 niSmo. absteniendoSe de to
do mUviniento revolucunario en- este
momento crftico de la historic dc su
patr!a.
La PRENSA esta hacienda uu
verdadero servicio a Ia Rcpublica Me-
xicana V al pueblo mexicaEo.-tE!jo cl
Secretario Tellez al acousejar 4 los
inquietos que sc abstengan de toda
revolucion y bandidaje y yo espero
sinceramente que todos los meXica-
nos que viven ahora Ell los Estados
Unidos scguiran el buen aviso que D
Ignacio L. Lozano esta ddndoles. de
;iempo en- tempo, en- las coiumnas de
SUI eXcelente diario. Alvaro Obreg6n
l5t tleCtIO IIcSICcIltt pUE cI "OLO uSl
uoventa por ciento de los cIectores de
IL Eepublica, y esta procurando re-
solver los problemas interiores que Sc
nan originado en- 81 pals despues de
diez amos de ararQuia ) llcgar 81 mis-
mo tempo a una inteligencia amisto-
Sd con los Estados Unidos. Para rea-
liar feliccs resultadoS 81 Gobierno
debe contar con IL leal cooperation de
todos los elementos. Hay algunos que
no participant ie las ideas del Gene
raj Obreg6n pcro estos hay que de-
jarlos para que en- las proXimas cleo
clones manif;csten su voluntdd. Los
yerdaderos patviotas. los verdaderos
mcZicanos, los que anlan a su pals,
mas que Su ngrandecimiento per-
sonal. Sc obstendran de If la revolu-
ci6u. de promover des6rdenes y Sc ne
gardn a inundar a Mexico de sangre
nueVamente."
La verdad quc d. Pablo hace bien
en- abstenersc de Ia revuelta, concluye
el secretario de la embajada. pero per
m!tamc usted. ST.. Page. que le olga
que el Sr. LoZano tamben hace b5en
empIeando la Influenza de su rcriodi-
90 en- deSalentar Z Ia revoluci6n. a
pesar del hecho de que el Sr. Lozano
no .sta de acucrdo en- algunos puntos
con Ia politica de nuestro Presidentc.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08
las decImaciones del Gral. Gales

Oficia.hnente SC confirn6 Ia noticia
sde IA Ite=ada de IN barco de guerra
ramericaro al puerto de Tampico, sa-
Sbisudose Que esta unidad dc guerra
ses e. sacramento FL general Gales
Shablardo con los pcriodisCas. eNpres6
que no conceda mayor irnportancia
al asunto. pucs que dice que "cual-
.uuier pals puede cnvlar barcos de
guerra Il las aSuas de un pals amigo,
conservarlcs en- elias por I'm periodic
de tempo definido, que en- el case
'preseute, como no hay un conthcto
que motive IA presenc!a de ese barco
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08
UN YERDADERO SERVlCIO HACE
LA PRENSA' A LA REPUBLICA
AL COMbATIR LA REVOLUTION
Como Sc comenta en- Washington eI artlculo
editorial intituIado: "Hace bien D. Pablo
Los unconaros del Departamento de Estado guo
que LA Prensa" trabaje por desaentar los COM
plots reyolucionarios que Sc fraguan

de ocuito, expres0 Ia siguicnte op.-
Mon:
No SOLO es obra patriotica. sino
dc buen juicio, apartar Gonzalez de
todo movimiento rcvolucionario por
que el Genera! Obres6n>esta fusilando
a todos los jefes rebeldes tan pronto
como cacn en- sus manos,-y caen
siempre tres dfas despues de qCe Sc
han lanzado a la revoluc.on.
Este funcionario dice que We con gu
10 que cl peri6dico mexicano de ma
yor influencia en- los EIstados Cnidos,
este traba jando por ejercer rna in
fluencia benefica Y tranquila dcsa-
leutando los complots y las conspira-
Clones que Sc fraguan dentro dc los
limites de este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08
Creese que la politica de Oregon con
la Casa Blanca estd siiendo dirigida
por consejeros Qnericanas

Tclecran1a EsHccial para LA PRENSA
WASHINGTON, JUNO Entire los
informcs que el Departamento de
EStado americana ha estado recibien-
do. relacionados con Ia situaci6n me-
Nicana. sc halla uno rcferente a II
eXistencia de una junta americana
que parece estar traba jando en- favor
dc Obreg0n. insinuandole V aconse-
jaudole la mcjor manera dc escapar 4
las demandas del Gobierno americana.
A los consoles de eSe grupo Sc cree
que Sc debe Ia negativa de Obreg6n
para firmar el tratado propuesto por
Hughes sobre las relaciones con los
Estados que ircluia una Sarantfa para
Ia protection de las vidas Y propie-
dades americanas Ell Mexico.
Los nombres de los lnicmhros de Ia
supuesta junta americana, no Sc CO.
nocen ciencia cierta, pero Sc sabe
que algunos de ellos estan trabajando
en- su proposito en- este misIno pals,
mientras que otros Sc hallan Ell Me-
xico, en- estrechas reiaciones con el
gobierno mexicano.
Una corroboraci6n de la sospecha
del Departamento de Estado de que la
reciente declaration hecha por Obre-
g6n. no fue escrit9 por 81 mismo, sino
por otra persona, Sc contiene en- "El
UNIVERSAL de Ia Ciudad de Mexico.
Este peri6dico explica que ciertos erro
res en- que incurri6 en- su information
referente la declaration de Obreg6n,
Sc debieron a Ia dificultad de traducir
ssta al esparol. Opinase que aunque
del idioma ingles. Sc sabe que no son
suficientes para justificar q escriba
sus comunicaciones en- esta lengua pa
I'd ser traducidas de vuelta al espa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08

de otros CT act.tud hostil e. pueblo
me0caao no debc abrigar remores por
81 presencia en- aguas jurisdiccionales
mexicauas"
Agrsg6 que en- 10 Successive, 81 error
de concedcr pernlisos para Ia cons
trucci6n d. oleoductos Y caminos pa
ra el uso exclusive &C las grandes con-
paNias, sera radicalmente ennsndado.
PueS dc esa manera no Sc podra nunI
"a fomentar Ia formation dc peque-
mas conpanias que carecen Dc capital
para construirioS 10 cul psrjud7ca
nota5lemente. Ia industria nacionaI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08
Las companies inglesas no suspenden
la exporfaclon

que han tenido para suspender sus
emoa-ques, obedece a que ei 7recio de
venta del aceite es inferior al precio
de costo que ha sufrido un conside-
-slble aumento. pero agregan que 81 ci
precio mejora. subien6o alcunos pun:
tos que haga ccsteable Ia exploitation.
-eanudar4R las cxportacioEes : los
"a 10 iados que tiencn suSpcndidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08

T,r.r-cr-r ES-ca:c. pare -'isA fEbSSa
CiUDAD DE LENlCo. JUNO -
El gobierno federal sisue ins.stlendo
en- que "a p-esencla de los barcos de
guerra amer.canos en- Tampice no .le-
ne ninsuna slgnitlcacson y que -
tomara como uua vista le esas &n.-
dades IL guerra, permiL.3a por l&S ie-
YES internacIenales por determinado
tempo que solo en- - casu ce que
cnnplidg dicho tempo ias nencio1a-
eas uaidades coutluQen en aSuus me
Sicanas podra haccr 81 gobse-ro la
representations que !uzsue pert-neT-
ties.
Con respec;o psta cuestt5a 8 lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08
Sc tomma como una uisita la presencta
de los barcos americanoS eH Tanpico

1en a9ui noticias &c que la mayoria
De los periodicos neoyorkinos conde-
nan a disposition del sdbierno amerI
cauo relaJIva az envic de las mencio-
naGaS unidades de comhate i Tam
p!co fundandoss en- cue no hay en- 10
absolute necesidad alSuna que justi-
tiuue esta medida Y que en- cambio
muy bien pudie-a suceder que por i'm
pulSivismo de algln captain de barco
o de Ia msma oficialdad Sc. provocase
algun 2cc-aente como ell de Veracruz
en- isI4.,lo cual serfa verdaderamente
lsmen;ab!e y que debc evitarse toda
"oS;a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08

Con respecto a Ia suspension total
ds las exportacioneS de aceite mine
Tal. hay que agregar que las ccunpa-
Mas ingiesas "Agwl," "E Asuila."
>SiucIair." aF'reeport." y etras, con-
Jinlian sacando aceite mineral del pals.
mo sieRdo ezacto que hayan suspen-
dido por complete sus opcraciones:
las companias americans declaran
Ssobre este particular, que ei motive
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08

do invitadas, esten representadas en-
Ia kermess, pues segln Sc ta sabido
todos esos compatriotas recibieron con
agrado la invitaci0n que Sc les ha 81
RADIO. Puede decirse que Sc prepara,
por tai motive, un verdadero dia me
xicano en- esta ciudad. en- ell cual dis
frutaran- de sana algeria los que
esta fiesta concurran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08
EN- Ell DEPARTAMENTO
DE ESTADO

Los fuRcionarios del Departamento
de Estado moStraron tambien mucko
irtereS por ese editorial. I'no de los
mas altos fuacionarios de! Departa-
mento. que desea que su nombre que
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moi que es su idioma. 10 que SC com
prende que fue otra persona qlIien re-
dact6 los mensajes a The. World
Otros informes Sc tienen aqui. que
indican que Sc csta hacienda una re-
petici6n de los csfuerzos que Sc lle-
varon a cabo sn los iltimos dias del
gobieruo de wilson, para asegurar eI
rcconocimiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08
LA SOClEDAD MUTUAllSTA
mExlCANA DE TOPEKA EN-
VIA SU CONTRiSUCION

La Socisdad MutualiSta Mexicana dc
Topeka. Kansas, nos ha remitido la
cantidad de treinta d6lares, suna con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-07-08

Enviado por ell seror Jose
Gallardo. de Corpus Chris
Il. Texas. eI donativo de
las senoritss: Aqustina
Lopez, P. Guerrero y M.
F. Galiardo y de los seno-
res: Fernando Camps,
Santiago Saenz, Espiridion
Amanda e lrineo Garcia
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FORAN EAS;

Sr. lose Garcfa,-Spiro.
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Sr. Bias Observation-Disclosures
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ST. Felipe Quintero.-Goliad.,
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Sr. Erncsto Galaviz.-Deer
Lodge. Montana ......... 100
Sr. Silvano Ruiz.-Dallas. TIE
AdS ......-.... ....... ! 90
Sr. Rutilo \. Montero.-kan-
saS City. No. ...... ...... 100
Sr. Teodoro Andrade.-N-
chigan Valley. Kansas -. 100
Sr, Albino J. Hernandez
Fort Davis Texas ........ 0.5O
Sr, Manuel Rodriguez.-Da-
Has. Texas ............ 100
Sr. Deme;rio ALartinez-MaI
rion, Texas ......... 100
Texas News Servicc.-Was-
hinnston. y. {. ... 500
S"ciedad "MutualiSJa Mrx-
cana Topeka. Kansas =. so. 90
Envio del 20 por cicnto de
la function del Tcatro Jui-
rez. dc Laredo. Texas 80. 35.45
Colecta hecha en- Ia function
del Teatro Juarez por la
Srita. Pozos y el Sr. Colcra 1875
Sr. Simon Soto.-Hous-
ton. Texas ............ zoo
Sr. Jesus .Iim6ncz.-Walier
Ranch, California .. 90
Her Ranch California .... 100
Sra. Sofia de Hernandez ... 0.5O
Sr. Gonzalo G. Coma lcz.-
San Marcos. Texas ..... 100
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LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
No. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Is la mas barata.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
AMARILLO PARK LIKE THE POLO
CR0UNDS-JUST TRIFLE SMALLER

'.Hwu. srd tss'I him what ~ would
,..f 'H h1s, 'hr work. dome Mr ki-r
.u 800 rl ,Uu when b. is over
IrJ 7 assure Nnu that % viii De- roa.
..rtil."
Whom 'h, um, Cor no, blowing came
%. sent a 'ss, tractor and dsAy breaking
ri.w to ih' n,ld and had ~. land hrok
,u 'n depth II ten inches and then
double di>r,I and whom N, manager
asked fur DO, hill Mr. Kisgr told him
'hl' 90 would D., Nuih.nr as M. hill
hld already b'cn paid in th, public
spirit Nuu fellows Jr. displaying iu
erecting e. real illl park in Amarillo
Uniforms f0r Oh, players hlv, h,rn
ordered ly Louis kirsJh who is donat.
ing them tu The club. They will &c. ~
ugh. gray In color and win b, ~ m"
h'.i material ohliuth,, Big league
coat. ~ brilliant rcd hav, been ordered
or each player
The management ~ the park Say
that they VIII give the Amarillo fans
this summer the fastest hall games that
have ever been seen on lural diamond.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

Higgins. Ioi5 seconds: second place.
Alexander nf claude. third place Nc
Daniel Of rurwol
Second ll,a,-rIrst ul1c" Rack OF
Mclean. 1925 seconds second l''''.
AshLy uf McIun third place. irip OF
Panhandle.
fUu Yard Dash. Glass \
FIRST llD'-I'rv place virgins {"
Dlinut logs seconds. second rla'''
oaks of ym1,llo. third place Hudson
10 Amarillo
Second ll,lt-Fifsi place. cnhire" 81
Clarendon. 90 o. seconds. second place,
Wh.rlrl',n 90 Amarillo. third place
chandler II Hereford.
COWARD Dash. Class y
First Heat First place Alexander NJ
Cnud, So, s.rords second place Me
Daniel ol rlrvoll third place, Low" Of
Love.
Second iI,lt-rirst place Ashhy of
Mclean. SIS seconds. second place.
Griu OF Panhandle third pla," BACK N
Mclean
l.oYnrl Low Hurdle. Glass \.
First ll,Jt- First place, Holt 81 nal'
MI' lNt; seconds. second place. Oaks
u' Amarillo.
SECOND Heat Fus' place, MrC,,sky
OF pilhlr' lNIi seconds. second place.
Dawson OF Amarillo
..oYird Spring; Glass u
First it,ui-rirst place Camel ~
p,rryion. etIi seconds: second place,
Carter II IIiggIns; third place. pchart
81 claude
Second lIrn,-Firsi place Stra,,on 81
Mclean. ~ a. seconds. second place.
Curuik ~ Pamra. th'ri place. BARTON
NJ Love
Third IIcat-First place Rack ~ Nc.
Lean. q % seconds second place. Price
o' Panhandle third place, Woodward Of
Panhandle
HalfMilc Sprint, Glass II
First Hcat-First place lill OF Lips
comb. minutes a. 80 seconds. second
place. Tucker Of Love. third place. vii.
Hams OF Claiming.
Second Iicit--Firs, place. Adams II
Itmpa, minutes ~ 20 seconds; soc.
uul place. Wisdom of Claude; third
place. Crowley of Eoyinn.
:so.Yard Low Hurdles; class a
First Hcat--First place. Hudson ~
Amarillo 30 90 seconds: second place.
DtN SON ~ Amarillo
Second llrlt-Fifst place. McClcsky
li pilhr'. 3i3.5 seconds. Second place.
Reynolds 90 pilhlrt.
iioNlrd Sprint. Glass n
FRS, Hrat-Firs; place. Patton ~ sill .
.'rtun. minute 2 seconds. second place. /
camel 81 pcrryion; third place. Ashhy
n Mclean.
Second lir1t-First place, Thomas 81
love, ] minute 62i seconds: second
ilacc Hicks ~ Toilette. third place, /
mrIth ~ rampa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

just usc 90, p.'o GROUNDS. orl, Iu,,
a ,ri', smaller Was M expression ln
enthusiast. tia mai, after Do, bad sr.n
the Amarillo hl.'lsll iars sine, 90, o.,
cent improvements hlN, h.tu added.
The grlndsiand has h",u enlarged uu.
100 Do VIII now scat 5000 U,ui> Twenty
four bgNts have ie.n flldr. Jug.I'- fUr
The players hly, h,'n constructed and
a shower hath and D.uhhous, BE- nearing
compl'fior 90, grass that has h''u So
out in N" outfi"id r. beginning tn get
green and 'n' diamond d. literally ls
slick AZ glass
Al 10 this Improvement Is costing
something % j.. true lut IN, owners ~
th' park say that 'hcy feel sYr, that b.
they vii make q real park and have
real hall games for the Amarillo fans
this season that they will receive fair
return an their iuK,sturu'
When the owners OF IN park decided
Co have the ugtflold plowvd up and
planted In grass. The manager went TO
Chris Kiser. manager ~ the J l. case
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
REDUCED RAIL RATES GRANTED
4. TO A. & M. ATHLETIC MEET.

l.'end'ui Df high u.. lr tH. state
and .s urr.ul Them o. mlE, tH..r on.
tries af Tho earliest dat, pu-shI. .u or
der thar 'h' acquaintance 90 fH. h.rh
school Lnss .n tho .u,al student nu,ly
can hc advised and b., enabled d, take
an active pant iu their entertainment
The school scoring 'hr highest mum.
her ~ points viii lo presented with %
silver loving rug a banner viii Do, pr,.
fenicd 10 thu team winning M, relay
race. Gold. silver and bruUz. medals
win be- presented tu the vlnr,r uf tho
first second and third places r,t.I.. ti.,.
B. With the exception ~ o.. relay
race. Gold and silver medals wIl De-
gNurdsd u tn hlgh point mln and Co.
the second H.eh point man respectively
~ th' oud of OBJ" meet 'H, College
officials ANA the student l'.It $3.50 take
Part 10 az 'Htcfinifm"u program that
VII D. part NJ %" 'srsmHuy Il pre-
seni!ng trophies 70 the winners.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

COLLEGE STATION. Tex. April 10.
18th. railroads have granted rate u
one and onehalf fare for the round
TRIP from all points IN IN, state. on a
basis of an ATTENDANCE of go az the
eleventh annual intersc holas,lc track
and field meet L. be- held NJ the \ a
~. college ~ Texas. April 80
Arrangements are being made o. &C..
comodaie 900 high school boys Who viii
enter the mc,i AZ the oollege and b.
Il expected 10 b. the tastes, field meet
In the state. by the local management.
Individual paint winners 81 thc die
trict mects in .. \. =. IA. Is. rs. % q.
-. -. ana seth districts who attend
VIII H. nefunded the entire amount 81
their railrad fare.
james Sullivan. business manager ~
ethietics' has mailed entry blanks and
lsigers VI Instructions ~ every super
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
lllnnnei PLANNED.

Ncmhcrs ct the Amarillo Auto.
motive Panhandle assoc alton and
their wiv'. are invited to attend
banquet at the Amarillo no.
t,l o. : o'clock Monday evening. The
OCCASION is the firs, anniversary of the
Organization Tn" evening will be- de-
voted wholly 10 sociahility and unusual.
~ entertaining features are promised.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
SHERIFF ROACH RETURNS
WITH his POSSEE

sheriff Burton Roach and J, 4. iIill
returned saturday night from Child.
r'ss bringing with them a man giving
the name II J. NJ McFaddcn. and also
llill's car.
The ear Il Is alleged. was taken by
M'Faddcn In Amarillo Friday and he
was intercepted az Childrcss. McFad.
den was lodged In Jail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
Beaumont Defeated.

San ANTONIO. Texas. April i6.-
Beaumont was held 20 two hits By
Gene cocreham In the second game oi
the Texas League series between the
Exporters and the Bears at League
Park this afternoon. the final score h..
ing ? 10 !. Doyle drove one over right
field fence In the sixth and scored for
the lone tally.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

a-EIlam Oui1 III by t1ticd ulII
Sx-Rattcd for Robertson IN nh.
Galveston ............. GOO loo loi-5
Houaon .............. 000 iDi 0Ol -
Two bass hits Japan. Grubh.
Three hase hits king whtcman
Stolen base, Miller. IAsc ON halls
Robertson J knigh, ?. Struck out Rob.
ertson 4 KNIGHT l. Pi,rotu /
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
.SLUGG|NG PHILL|Es
DEFEAT NEW YORK
BY Il-T0-5 SCORE
GIANTS Use THEIR PITCHERS ~
ATTEMPT To STOP
ONSLAUGHT.
By Associated Prcss.

PHILADELPHIA. April l6-Four
home runs Tor Philadelphia. featured an
eleven 90 five victory over New York
today The locals hai,ed freely through.
out. Ryan T,ncy ana SJllcc all hcing
hit hard. while Meadows BANKED the
visitors until the sih
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
S-hallcd Tor Toney In :

Two lace hit WalkeG wrghtstDnc.
Home runs Kelly Wrichts,uu,. Buggy.
Mcu-el Meadow Double play Torpy.
+ Smith Kelly Walked. y. Smith.
Meadows. Parkinson and J. Miller. Base
On halls Ryan 3 Struck out. Ryan I.
Meadows 2 runs Bancroft. Walker Kel.
'ly, L. Smith, King, stcugcl, Rawlings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
~ NCHED HITS IN THIRD
BEATS WASHINGTON : TO I
ny Associated Press.

WASHINGTON April l6.--Boston
broke even IN the series with Washing
ton today by taking the final game s
t. .. Zachary os, control In the third
when his supper, also faltered and sew
IN runs were mad on four hits. two
passes and three errors Thormalcn
krnt thu lncnls hiis VOL scntirrnh-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17
AmariIo's New Baseball Park Is Credit TO The CITY
AMARILLO WINS DISTRICT MEET
AT CANYON DALHART SECOND
lSprciaI ~ The NcwsI

~
CANYON April l6-Amarilo won the annual district track
of the West Texas State Normal here today with to'a
So LIZ points Dahsr second with 81 IL points and here
ford third with % points These clased entries
In class Higgins first place with rs points, Love sec
ond with 6 IL points and Panhandle third with 6 liz points
high wind and generally nmen weather eliminated the chances
for broken but the athletes made excellent showing de-
spite the handicap
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-17

TWO l|s' hlis carey, Whitfield, Tier
ncy. Three bis. hits Alaranville .
li~nhHrt Grimm . Double play Pom
dor. Marunvillr and Grimm. Basc or
hal br'nion ]. Coumbc /. struck out b,
iir'uiun J. happier ! Runs. Maran
VIE, hrnhlrt ., Whitfield .: Ticrncy
Grimm PIskrrt duncan ad Funsocn
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New Orleans Defeated
Dy Associated prrsa.

NEW ORLEANS April i6.-.%ter
Chattanooga overcome two run lead
and tied the score IN the first half ~
the ninth inning. RAIDERS single with "A
man an second gave New orleans the
necessary run In the last half Of the
innings the lncals winning the game
: tu =.
ErYr.r
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Two has" hits S"W'll Speaker.
Si"phlnsnu. IiWtrsrn. Sisl'r Thrc"
hHs' hits Gerber Home run. Si-lrr.
Double ulays Jameson md O.N'il.
Gleason. Gerber and SIsl,r ~ Gerber.
Gleason and Sislcr struck out Hohle
O. Runs Jameson. Speaker. S"W'll .,
Sfrphansnu. Evans. Tobin .. Sislrr ..
Lamb. kolp g Errors Gardner Glra.
som.
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Nnllnnnl Ieagne.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Southern Association

Al Memphis 4: Little Rock I 40 In
n.ngsl darkness.
AZ Nashville /. Birmingham Z.
At New orleans ,. Chatinnooga 2
Al Mobile. Atlanta. rain.
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PITT>HI re- TAKES FINN.
GAME fRON CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI April lo-Pittsburg
to-day won 90, final rlm. ~ N. series
from the Reds. s,ur, o. o. by launching
hit. IN tho nnh.
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Iio>tun

Two us. hits Kunr,fhy. kHduff.
Suu'huulh Thre, bis. hits Powell
Hulto ONriI. double phy HON., 10
lArlaro tu Hulk'. Hoo,kol to Hnlk..
hs,-' on btiis off Mnmaux Watson .
struck nW hy tldur, Q Mimhux 8.
ruU kou,rthy. Powell Barbara 2:
S"aih~mth Boockel. U'Ncill. Watson.
1rroEK -Jtsysss a-.s-- -...s.-s ls.as
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Nanks Make II Two Out ~ Three.

NEW YORK. Aprl l6.--Tho New
York American made /, two gu, of three
games from Philadelphia. winning the
last game " IN" series. , 20 I. Fab
Ruth made a home run.
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stolen base. Nee. Alexander. Doyle.
Two-base hits. Connolly. Home run.
Doyle. Base on balls. Jacobus. 6. Cocre.
ham. :. Struck outs. Jacobss. J. CocEs.
ham. .,
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BROOkiNN EASY FOR
IinSInN-NIn IN 1

Boston, Apul ls.- Boston jumped ON
''d"r' 100 The first two innings today
ana drsrit" NnmuNs subsequent good
work az relief won easily from Brook.
Iyr s.f
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At Louisville ~. Toledo 3
~ indianapolis =. Columbus .
MINNEAPOLIS. 10 Kansas city rain.
N. Paul nj Milwaukee. rain.
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Game Very Close

TT WORTH. Texas. April i6-To.
days game was played with a cold gale
blowing and was weird affair. Fort
Worth finally emerging with the long
end q an : 90 : seure.
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Southern Association


MEMPHIS. Tennessee April 10.
Little Rock and Memphis played
ten inning game here today on tho
opening ~ the season on the local
grounds The score was tied three
times during the game. and darkness
caused It to be- called a, the end Of the
f,rth Scurg.