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New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
BAN JOHNSON TALKS
League President Says State Is Responsible for Delay In Trial of Indicted Players.

Chicago, March 15.-Responsibility for delay in the trial of the indicted players and others in the baseball scandal was thrown upon the state by President Johnson of the American league in a statement made public today. He declared there would have been no controversy such as caused the postponement of the open hear ing yesterday until Thursday if the cases had not been bungled when they first came up before the grand jury.
 ''It would be a calamity to organ fZed baseball if these cases resulted in a fiasco for lack of evidence" Johnson said, "because it would em- bolden other players to take chances.
 We have been hapdicapped by the change in administration of the states attorneys office and by the conges- ton of the criminal court docket"
 Henry Berger representing Abe At tell and others mentioned in the i'm dictmcnts. told Judge Dever that Charles Nims. named in the indict- ment for technical reasons as a per son who lost $250 in a wager on the crooked series'' had come to his office and offered to sell out" Der ger added that his assistant had thrown Nims out of the office.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
DIDN'T KNOW HE WAS K. o.'D.
smith Continues to Battle Brennan
 After Sponge Was Tossed.

Havana, March i5.-Sergeant Ray Smith, although hopelessiy outclassed by Bill Brennan here last night was ready to continue the unequal battle after his seconds had thrown a towel into the. ring. Not knowing that his handlers had given up the fight. Smith. who had been sent to the floor after two minutes of fighting in the third round. rose at the count of nine and rushed at his opponent. He was stopped by his seconds. however, and led to his corner.
 Tho fight was fast from beginning to end but while Smith forced the fighting he never had a chance. Bren- nan landing straight lefts to the face almost at will and In tho clinches pounding his opponent hard in the stomach.
 As Smith went down in the third round from right to the jaw. his seconds gave the signal of defeat.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
CARPENTER TO RE
 IN AMERICA MAY 1
French Heavyweight Will Start
 Training for Dempsey Bout

New York. March 15.-Georges
 Carpcnticr. Frances war hero and
 European boxing idol, will come to
 this country by May i, to prepare for
 his worlds heavyweight championship
 battle against Jack Dempsey. the ti-
 tleholder. which will be held July 2,
 at n place, yet to be selected. Tex
 Rickard. who has assumed responsi-
 bility for promoting the battle, yes
 terday made this declaration follow
 ing receipt of word from n close per
 sonal friend of Carpentier that the
 French boxer had arranged his plans
 to this end. Carpentier's friend ac- quainted Promoter Rickard with the
 contents of a letter in which the Eu-
 ropean heavyweight champion di- agreements up to the date he is sched- uled to leave for America.
 Rickard was emphatic in his denial Of tho rumors that there was a hitch in the bout. The promoter was at a loss to account for the reports which were based on the probability of Car pcntier refusing to agree to box Dempsey unless his original Guaran- tee of $200.000 was forthcoming. It was said Rickard was contemplating trip abroad and was preparing to leave within n few days. In denying his reported sailing. Rickard also de- clared that he was prepared to go through with the original arrange ment as concerned Carpenters guar antee. in the event the Frenchman refused to agree to a percentage prop osition for his end.
 "Carpentier will be here by May 1 | to begin training for the bout. as is | provided in his contract said Rick ard. "The original contract stipulat- l ed that the boxers must be on the ground training for the contest at least | two months prior to the date of en- | tering the ring. This contract still is | so far as I am concerned. for. | while intend to try to induce Car pentier to box on a percentage basis, am. nevertheless. ready to produce l his s200. 1000 guarantee if he demands ] he conditions of the original con- ract."
 Rickard would not disclose his plans 'or the location of the bout. He is | till working on this phase of the con- est and his plans are not in a con- lition which would permit disclosure. t is possible, however. that Rickard will within a few days announce the omplete details. Rickard spent part If yesterday afternoon in a discussion If the bout with Bob Edgren of Cal fornia, who has been selected as ref rec for the battle. Edgren arrived lere from tho coast late in the after loon. At the conclusion of the con- erence Rickard declared he had sim fly discussed informally the general. spects of the match and that there gas absolutely nothing new
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
PLAYERS ARE HURT.
Dykes and Lcbourveau Slightly In- jured in Practice Games.

Philadelphia, March 15.-Jimmy Dykes, second baseman of the Phila- delphia Americans who was struck on the point of the elbow by a pitched ball in yesterdays contest with the St Louis Nationals at Orange, Tex, probably will be out of the game for a week. it was learned here today. An examination has not shown any bones broken.
 Word from the Philadelphia Ma tionaTs camp at Gainesville, Fla. was to the effect that the injury to Dewitt Lebourveau's ankle received in prac- tice yesterday will keep him off the field about a week also.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
JENNINGS INJURED
Assistant Manager of the Giants Sus- tains Slight Fracture of Rib by Thrown Ball in Practice.

San Antonio. Texas. March l5.- Hughey Jennings. assistant manager of the Giants, is the unhappy possess or of a slight fracture of a rib on his left side. as revealed today by the sci cntific magic of an X-ray photograph Jennings was hit in the side by a hard-thrown ball, but had attributed the resulting discomfort to nothing more important than a bruise. The pain increased and a sleepless period last night induced him to submit to expert examination this morning. His activity will be curtailed, but not ab- soluteiy eliminated for some days to come.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
ARGENTINE WANTS CUP.
Challenge Is Received From That
 Country for Davis Cup Match.

New York, March 15.-Receipt of a Davis cup challenge from Argentina was announced by the U. s. Lawn Tennis association, the day for clos ing of the entry list.
 This is the first time in the history of the Davis Cup that a South Amer ican country has entered competition. The Argentine challenge was the 18th.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
RED SOx OUTFIELD.
Duny Picks Collins. LciboId and Hcn-
 dryS for Positions.

Boston, March 15.-Harry Leibold. John Collins and Tim Hendryx will serve the Boston Rcd Sox as right. center and left felders respectively, during the coming season. dispatches from the Hot Springs training grounds said today.
 Manager Duffy's decision to use Collins as an outnclder depends upon whether Stuffy McInnis reports for duty as first baseman. the dispatches said. If McInnis, who now is a hold out, does not appear. 1t is expected that Collins will replace him at first base.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR APPOINTED

Marietta, Ohio, March 16.-Percy w Grifiths of Scra nton, Pa, for mer Pennsylvania State college foot ball player. has been appointed ath- letic director of Marietta college here, succeeding John kellison. it was an- nounced yesterday. Kellison recent Iv resigned to become athletic direc- tor at Washington and Jefferson.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
|C. A. BOWLERS
 l FROM l. 0. O. F.
lion Team Takes Three
 ! Games at Rogers Alleys

NJ. c. A. bowling team de- team of odd Follows last Rogers Recreation alleys, khreo straight games. Camp the best performer for the Itet. rolling the high single los and topping tho list with three string mark of 2os'
 ro rolled well for the Court
 kn. Other games at the alleys Iveen teams in the stanley
 hKue. Casino alleys tho Russwin Do forth. tres. ROGERS ALLEYS.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
c. P. HART LOSES AT GOLF.
Local Player Is Downcd In Match
 With New Jersey Star.
(SneniaI fn fhn Harald

Especial to the Herald)
 Montclair, N. J., March 15.-George P. Hart, representing New Britain in the Spring golf tournament at Pine hurst has been defeated in the sec ond round of the consolation matches by E. H. Wiswell, of Montclair
 MT. Hart qualified for the third sixteen in the annual event, but was defeated in the first round of match play.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
WILLIAMS ELECTS CAPTAIN.

Williamstown, Mass, March 15.- John F. Wilson of Westfield mem
 her of the junior class, was elected captain of the Williams basketball team for next year at a meeting of the w men. held here last night. Wilson has played a strong game in the back court for the Purple five for
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
PENNOCK JOINS RED SOX.
Manager Duffy Still Awaiting Word
 From Four Players.

Hot Springs, Ark, March 15.-Herb Pennock. veteran pitcher. reported to the Boston American league baseball club at their spring training camp here yesterday. Manager Duffy has received no word from McInnis. Wick, Myers and Menosky, who are hold ing out for increased salaries.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
LOCAL GIRLS WIN
New Britain Independents by Brilliant Exhibition Down Simsbury In That Piace-WiH Play Here Tonight.

The New Britain Independents girls basketball team defeated the Simsbury team in that place last night in a sizzling battle, 16 to 12. It was the second time this season that the Simsbury girls lost on the home court. For time it looked as though the In- dependents were in for a facing, the lSimsbury misses registering seven points before the locals broke the scoring ice. When the Independents did get started, however, the fans saw one of the best exhibitions of team work that has been turned in this year. Miss Cahill and Miss Biel- man were the scoring stars for the winners. contributing the 16 points. The guarding of Miss Scharff and Miss Rhodes proved too much for the Sims bury forwards, who were unable to score a tally. The Independents will play the New Departure company team of Bristol in the preliminary game to the Kaceys-New Britain Ma chine company city championship ser ies which opens tonight at the Arch street armory.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
SECONDS TIE VARSITY.

Harvard Baseball Substitutes Hold
 Regulars. to 2. Cambridge, Mass Mar,. ,r u,.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15

New Britain l6, Simsbury 12: field goals, Cahill 5, Bielman 4, Rhodes 1, A. O'Donnell 4, Rust 1 foul goals. A. O'Donnen 2; referee, Daley; timer, Bieiman.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
By Bri

Pittsburgh in a ten round bou last night. Lewis took eight l and two were even. -.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15
WILL HAVE PISTOL TEAM.

Harvard Markspcn Arc to Compete
New Britain herald., 1921-03-15

New Britain. SmSbury. Cahlll Mcintyre
 right forward. Crllly RoDertS
 left forward. Bielman .... A. O'Donnell
 center. Rhodes ............ N. ODonnell
 right guard. Scharff .............. Rust
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
METHODIST spRlNHL[Rs
DEFEATED BY CAMELs

The largest crowd that h1S N,t at.
tended game In N" SUNDAY school
League Sw the 'amrlS dvtcat the
Sprinklcrs In the last IT the seventh
when Attchurn was safe un billions -.
rors, Massie hr o. crntcr putting Ate
burn on s.cund. Latham Walked f,llng
the b1ses. Eidrldgc hit 90 Dillon who
booted the hall allowing Auchuru o.
scurp. pulliam ht Co Ci,,nhil who
lc, the hail get away from HIM srOring
Massic and l-ith,m. Grccnhlll finally
got the hJll and throw o. STAY who
missed ,hc hall scoring Eldridgc aud
ending tho game,
Three double plays were mad, in thu
game. The first ono hying made in the
first inning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
MariIrs !: l;rars I.

SAN ANTONIO, May si-MitchcN
held the licars e. six hits. while thrcc
Il the san Antuuio hurling staff We're
unable u ke.r the Marines from Iyliinr
thu hall. DALLAS conaing thu game 80 |.
Every Mariner but Palmer connected
fuf a hi, Munsun taking three homer
and iwu duuhlcs. Connolly g,t the On
n run fur the Bruins seeding Vnc over
ltft field
ttlltH tt.ttttttsttsft ~ Vs. -'
san Antnnin .....-..... 900 600 l"N-l
Two is,se hits Munson (. i,ui'rrtssn
Three hisf hits SkinusF Hugnc runs
Munsun snnollS. Stolen ia,cs TAI
ia,f. SsOdlire hts talk. Matiick.
struck cut Mitchell :; Nu,ght : iasr
ca halt M, he'll 9 Cisrehsm q Mwlel
4. uaitefs hit ~ Mortnn daluep
uuulle phys Miiehen o. fak a. Ga
loNay; ftsllsr to Gross o. ileurN iHwt
o. Truss o. fullsr. 'alluNaN ,u tAM
Henry g. Nee 8 hts runs pit tueN
ham ln I Do muiugs. hats tHns az
Nulsbt ,n 90 lnniuss (. hts vif Met
ton in innings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
RECRUIT TWIRtER HOLDS
SENATORS; Wins GAME.
~ Associated Pre-..

CHICAGO. Nav ga Dnninics Mui
rcnnan. recruit pitcher tor the chit.
cago White SoN, went the route todny
and with timely hitting behind hhm he.
,satcd Washington . to 8. Everett
iaryan last three years home run hit.
~ OF the Western i.cagu, touk Schalks
ilacc behind the plate and DRIVE Out
,wo doubles. SCORING one run himself
md driving IA two others.
WASHINGTON ........... ESQ cog zoe -
Chicago ............ Lila 00o toN--6
Two base hits Yaryon . stolen bases
iudgv. Double play Mulrvnnnn O.
Johnson 10 ShselV; johnson 20 collins
Shccly. o'Rourkc "a Judge. nasc IN
halls Acosta 2. Mulrcnnan I. Runs
Nillcr. Shanks 2. o'Hourkc 2. johnson
Collins. Homer Falk Strank. Naryan.
Errors Falk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
Brooklyn Beats Jinx.
} Asso<iated rrrus.

BROOKLYN. May 2i.-Brcoklyn end
cd It's LOSING streak toby by dcfcatins
Chicago six to l. The supcrbas had
lst five straight games. Pitcher
Smith of brooklyn who made HON,
run. would have shut out the visitors
but for n wild throw by Griffith.
Chicago .........s.-..s. NV w" WV
BROOKLYN .....s...... ~ -iV viNf
Two hase hits. Grimes. Three has
hits: kiiduff Home run; smith
stolen base: Olsen. Johnston .. Douhl'
play Kilduff. ol~n and koneschy. Ras'
on balls: Martin 5. Smith l. Struck
out: Martin .. SAITH . Runs; ;
Terry. Olsen. Johnston. koncchy. Hose
Z. Smith. Errors; Holocher =. Griffith,
kilduff.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
Hereford Gun Club
Holds First Shoot
Special 20 The News.

HEREFORD. Texas. May 2f.-Thc
Hereford Gun club held rs first reg
isscrcd Tournament, here today, consis,
ing u eight events Of twenty-five targets
zach There were twenty amateur and
two professional shooters that shot the
entire program. &. A. Mccu,,bin Of
the Peters Cartridge company mad
hixh score u the day With 10. out of
900 with long run u -. W. & DcyerF
IL Conway VAS hiEh amateur with iss.
ID. u. wstel q Amarillo and NJ. W.
Evans ~ Lake Arthur. \. AZ. tied fof
s<cond place o. isi each o. l. AZ.
Donald was third hlgh with is0.
Scores of the shoot follow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
DEFEAT REDS
md Step OUT Of CELLAR
~ Associated Press.

~ Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA. May st.--phiadcl.
pAia emerged from last place by win
ming the first game II the Cinclnnati
series to-day , to 2. Isob0urvean and
Mcusel drove home all q the local runs
In the third. The visitors filled the
bases In the ninth but Meadows easily
disposed cf Fonscca and See.
Cincinnati ..........O i0 600 co.,
Philadeiphm ,.........s .oVs ooV VuN
Two hare hits: Duncan. J. Miller
Stolen basr: Dauhert. Bruggy. Double
play: winro to Daubcrt; pauheri. Lu
que. See and kopfi Fonscca and paub
crt: II. Miller. Rawlings and j. Miller
3. Base on halls; Luquc 4, Meadows
2. Struck out. LuQue ,, Meadows J
Runs: Dauhcrt fonscca, J Miller
Brugsy. Mcadows Errors; poubcrt
kopf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
Browns Heat lanks.
IN Axnoelstea rr.s


ST. Louis. MAY si.-St Louis De.
Gated New York today % 4. putting
n lead IN the first two innings that
he Yankees were unahlc a. overcome.
'mpirc chill ordered NAYS from the
anne in thu End inning Tor dispu,ing a
decision and took the same action
igainst Schang In the fifth for the same
ffen~. noland was forccd to leave
he game In the sixth when his left
and VAS injured hy drive frum Pipp.
Sew York ............. eoe ios ooo--s
Z. Louis ............ $50 eiO oex---S
Two hasc hits Mcussl 2: Ward. Honc
un Smith. Siolcn has" Sisler .. Double
ulay Percy. Pitt rcckinpaugh and
'ipr. Basc on halls Mays I Percy !:
solaud 4 Struck out Pier-y l; Roland
Burwcli 1. Runs Ruth. pipp, Nca-
vi. Hawks rohin :. Gerber, sister,
Williams. Smith. Lcc. Holand. Errors
Mitchell !; Meusei. Gerber.
~ Associated prss-
BOSTON. May sf-Thc game be-
tween ~. Louis and Bss.on was Issst'
ponsd on account ~ rain. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
Eighsh Inning Disastrous.

BOSTON. May .i.-wnh -. Louis
leading Boston to In the las, hall
Of the eighth inning. the bases full and
two out. pinch hitter Frank Gibson
singled 10 left field to-day. scoring TIVE
runs Powell followed with home run
e. deep rtght center and Boston won
stos.
~. Louis ...............lei Vel wv
Boston ...............s.l"o wv ee>--'
Two base hits Layan. Three base hits
Powell. Home run Powell. Double
play Bartare 90 Ford 90 Holke. Rase
On balls Sherier q: Watson :; Scott l.
struck out by Pcrtica l: Watson !.
Scott 1. Runs fournier. McHenry, Ia.
van: Powell 2: Nixon. Holke. o'Neiil
Gibson. Nicholson. Errors Stock
Hcrnsby. Schultz. sherdel. Nixon,
Owen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
OKLAHOMA TEAM WINS the
TW0.STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
CAN you BEAT II?

wAxAHACIiIE. Texas. May a.
The sapulla. Okla. high sohuol hss''
hall team. champions ~ that state
won over the waxahachie high school
team. champion q TcNas here toiai
IN ten innings. g. 2 Three thous
and spectator watched the game
tn contest 40, rli,hers duel o.
tween Captain q. WFker 20 ths locals
and Captain DNnver Grigsiy ~ %.
new tWtrrtatr champions GrisslI
won both Monda, and today gam
hy hi- timely hiitlns and exccllcnt
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~ Assscsstsd Prsa

~ Ass<sstsd frsa
NEW YORK. May sA--New York
Knocked out the veteran Piusburgi
pitcher. Adams here today and wor
the second game Of the series 10 ,
The Giants his the ball In the rinehcs
and ran Wild On the bases. Nehf wa,
hit hard In the early innings but set
tied down after the fourth score.
pittxburgh .............ooi 200 ooe--S
Nv Yogk .............oso 80 ecx-,
stolen basc Young :; Rap. Skiff
Bigbee. Carey. Burns. Home run Mar
awhile. Dcuhle play Bancroft TO frisch
to Kelly: Cutshaw 10 Grimm. nase on
tails Adams .: Carlson >; Nehf !,
Struck on Adams I: Carlson .; Nehf :
Runs Maranville. Cu,shaw skiff; Burns
Youns. Kelly. Rapp. Smith. ErroTs
bancroft. Frisch.
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Exporters Take -Four straight
~ Associated fress.

HEAT NoNT. May si.-iscaumont
nadc u four straight from Shreveport
here today bv winning the final game
q the series n 10 |.
Shreveport ........... o"' 900 oi"-l
Eeautnont &C.. ...s.... 200 oea .sx-ll
stolen lass JacE-pn. "a rificc burst.
Ripi~Tton. BrcsuX ,. Dcmaggto. Holla'
nan. Two hssc hits iir,auN, Watt
Whaling. Three haS- hits Whaling.
Home run DurN Innings pitched b.
Gicas,n I. With : hits and four runs.
~ 5, haeffcr : With ~ hits and seven
runs Strnk out hy iacuhus : by
schs,ffer I, Ihase on halls Glcasun .,
lacubus .; Srhasifer .. ilit by pitched
Ian ~ GLEASON smith hy jacohus
tSiorcyl
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oN '-a'ftN"A wv
HOUSTON. Texas. May si-lioustcn
tl.d for firs; place here today, when
she defeated Fort Worth In a iooSe
game. by IN, score ~ t. :. IN crr~
~ slzry Sears IN the first INNING On
Duyic's single With the bases filled rer
United three runs to Scorc. Umpire fam
sen,cn put Coumls and Whitaker out
OF ,he game Tor fighting. He also fined
Whitaker. Coomhs. Pate. SEARS and
Alta 81 each.
score by innings;
Fort Worth .......... 200 ese 700.
Houston ...............,3uV w" l"N-a
Summary-Stol.n tase. parringer
Sacrifice hit. Robertson. Base on halls
of Whitaker .. struck out, hy Fate
9. by Robertson Z. hy Goodhred l. In
nlngs pitched: Whitaker ., Pate l. Good
. runs. Pate >. with run; Guodhrcd &,
with | run.
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~ Associated Prsss.
DARR0uenT'S nASTERFuL ~a A.
PITCHING BEATS CRABS


~ Associated Press.
GALVESTON. TEXAS. May si.-Mas'
,ersui pitching In the rsnchcs by Oar
rough was the potent factor IN the
spudders' s-toi victory over Galveston
today. With the bases full and no one
out In the ninth. DarrouEh struck out
Dis,eIl and Wagner. and forced fioran
% rop io Clark.
Score hy innings;
1slveSton .............."t VI" wv" WV
Wichita Falls ..........."Vo loo ioV-s
Summary - Two-hase hits. Miller.
ichlebner. Thrce-tase hits. Disten and
GrigIs. Home run. Miller. Stolen hase.
Rischoff. McDcnald. Sacrifice hits. lap
IN. ELAN. struck out. by Lee 6. by
Oarrough =. Base on halls. by Leo :, By
Darough =. Double plays. D.s,ell 10
Sehliebner.
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WHERE THEY
PLAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at 81. Louis.
Washington az Chicago.
Philadelphia NJ Detroit.
Boston AZ Cleveland.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville AZ Milwaukee.
indianapolis nj Kansas City.
Toledo az Minneapolis.
Columbus NJ -. Paul.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

81. Louis az Boston.
Chicago a, brooklyn.
Pittsburgh al New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25

summary; Two hast hts; liien.
I.ogan and Eldridsc ucnc run. Hol
man. Hits ofl Massic :. uff Griggs
6. OF Collum . puuble nlays GrN'n'
hill To- Shelter 20 DILLON, Massic "a FL
bridge to I.oEan' Eldridgc 10 Latham.
Rtsc ga baas. OF Mass.o !, Cii Cohum
L struck out. BY Massl' !. hy Grisgs
I. hv Caliun 3 stolen hascs' Patterson.
pillon .. Eldridgc and pullam tm.
hires. Kent and Jcnes Proceeds,
$685..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-25
srNpNY sCHOOL LENGtE.

1nnstians and rsap,ists played one
tie game
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TExAs LEAGUE

Shreveport nj Galveston.
Tsailas nj Houston.
Fort Worth al Beaumont.
Wichita Fails at San Antonio.