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France and India to Meet or
Courts.

France will encounter India in the
second round of the preliminary series
for the Davis Cup upon courts in Paris.
The announcement OF the arrangements
have been received by the officials of
the United States Lawn Tennis AsgocI-
alton in a cable message from Paris.
The dates announced for the matches
are July lG, IL and 49,
A. Gupta, Honorary Secretary of the
India Lawn Tennis Association. has
ca bled that the representatives OF his
country will include S. NJ. Jacob of tho
Indian Civil Service, NJ. Sleim. a law
yer; A, A, Fyzec and L. Dean of the
Indian Audit Department jacob has
been playing in England for some time.
He is regarded as the best of the play
ers produced in India. and it is expected
that he will act as Captain. Dean ha $
made record as "A doubles player.
Andre II. Colbert will head the French
team. The other members will include
Jules Brugnon. w. II. Laurcntz and NJ.
Samazeuilh. Following the method fol
lowed so successfully by the United
States last season, France has decided
to have veteran player direct its team
as Captain. The famous Max Decugis
has been appointed to this position.
The evening world., 1921-07-07
i. FRACTURE. - 2. EFfUSlOh INTO UOINT
x.RAY OF CARPENTERS HAND.

As the result of the blow landed on
Dempsey's jaw in the second round
OF the recent heavyweight champion
ship fight, Georges Carpenter will
be laid up for several months to
come. According TO DR. Joseph II.
Connolly, who has been treating the
French boxer since he injured his
hand in a training match with Joe
JcannCtte, Georges contracted syno-
Wits of the thumb joint when ne
made the futile effort to knock out
Dempsey, SNnovitis is the medical
term for Inflammation OF tho lining
membrane of joint, A semi milky
fuid forms in the joint, disabling il
and causing intense pain
After Carpenter had hurt his
The evening world., 1921-07-07

thumb in the Jeannettc bout. DR.,
connolly stated II was only after con-
stant maSsaglng and great nursing
that the thumb was healed enough TO
permit Georges TO enter the ring
against Dempsey. 1t was not en-
tirely healed at the time, and when
the Frcnchman hit Dempsey in the
second round he opened the joint of
the thumb, causing efusion, This
weakened il and rendered ii easy to
break, which was the ultimate out
come, The mctaCarpal bone was
broken, about onc-quarter of an .nch
from the wrist
CarpCnticr announced that he will
sail for home on tho La Savoi on
July A. he will consult with French
specialists Immediately upon his ar
rival and viii return 10 this countlv
when the thumb IS completely hca.ed.
The evening world., 1921-07-07
Fistic Nelcs sclsoc* sS ;es* and GOssiD

One of the biggest winners on
Jack Dempsey's victory over Georges
Carpenter in their battle for the
worlds heavyweight title in Jersey
city on Saturday afternoon was
Johnny Wilson, the middleweight
champion OF the world Johnny was
so sure that Dempsey would defeat
the Frenchman that he wagered
enough money to win $4,000 on Jack s
victory. Wilson bet Eddie Mack Of
Boston that Carpenter would not
come up for the sixth round.
Billy Gttson. manager OF Benny valser, who
claims the junior lightweight title, says that
Johnny Dundee has refused to meet valger
"Gih' further stated that Lew Raymond wanted
tn have NalEer and Dundee battle al his next
show July 10. tsr that Dundee immei at els
passed NJ Raunonds offer Il bsou is ready to
make the mash at airy time for Wager.
After much dickerns a match has finally been
clinched between Willie Jackson n this city and
Jimmy Hanlon Of Denver. They fought a thrilling
battle a. the Pioneer Sporting club several weeks
ago. This time they will fight an eight round
main go s an open air SHOW 10 hs sed a. Shibe
PARK, in Philadelphia on Wednesday night
Jimmy o'Gatty one OF the host weIterweiehts
around New YORK after a "acation uf a couple
Of months due 10 a bad hand. is back on the
oh again. His manager. Jimmy Twlford, has
boohed him up for three bouts, On Monday
nigh, at ohe Brighton A. 4. of Staten Island he
boxes George Ward ID Elizabeth twelve rounds
on Friday. July Is, At the Palace Of joy, Concy
island, he :akes Dave Rosenberg for twelve
rounds. Paekey OGstty boxes Dick Griffin on
the Same card for twelve rounds.
As Frank BsEey has resigned as matchmaker N
The evening world., 1921-07-07
Rickard Thinks Dempsey Best
Heavyweight We Ever Had.

Rickard has staged many cham
pionship fights and has seen all the
leading heavyweights the past thirty
years. He thinks Dempsey is the
best heavyweight titlcholder we ever
had. He has everything, hitting
powers, speed and Gle, trness, accord
ing to Tex.
The Garden promoter has always
been very partial to the little fellows
His next card for the Jersey City
arena is almost certain to be hade up
from either the bantam or lightweight
class. Rickard hasn't his mind on
any one star. but intends to look the
field over carefully and stage the
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no chance OF IL coming of before
Oct. ]. | hold six months lease
on the arena property in Jersey City,
and this can easily be extended II
necessary"
At this point Rckard paid Car
pentier n high compliment as a fight
er. In his opinion, the hard hitting
Frenchman is about the best scrap
per for his pounds that can be found
on either side Of the Atlantic.
In all likelihood the Labor Day
card will include Dempsey. There is
no chance of the champion meeting
Harry wills, the giant negro.
Rickard says Manager Jack ke1rns
asked him to get Wills for Dempsey
in the event Jack beat Carpenter,
but that he gave kcarns a negative
answer.
The authorities would not stand
FOR this bout" explained Rickard, "and
viii never promote another. fight
between white man and negro"
Rickard admitted he had figured
on "A battle between two negro heavy
weights, presumably Harry Wills and
Jack Johnson, who will soon be re-
leased from prison, but that he hadn't
gone far with it,
Brennan or Willar rd size up as the
logical opponents for Dempsey" went
on the promoter. Back in the spring
Willard was very anxious for another
crack at the champion. At the time
he seemed in very good condition. But
before l will sign him up Jess must
convince me about his sincerity and
Willingness to train faithfully. | be-
li,ve thcrc'd be a lot of interest IN
return Dempsey Willard bout. pro-
vided the public was sure about the
kansan's intentions TO get into condi-
ton. Before leaving for the West
Tuesday the champion asked me to
get him Brennan, who is anxious to
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ards favorite place for transacting
business has been down near the
main entrance. where he conferred
with contractors and promoters while
oathers passed in and out and the
waters tumbled over the cascades
AZ the other end OF the Garden.
IL was here the writer and artist
found Richard busily consulting with
a group Of builders and quite obliv-
ious to the fact that curious bathers
pointed him out as the one who made
half a million on the Dempsey fight,
Asked about his plans, Rickard
said:
Boxing showed dts popularity and
hold ons the public last Saturday in
Jersey City. The Dempsey Carpenter
bout was so successful that | have
concluded to promote three more.
Nothing has been decided yet. but the
dates will be probably Aug |, Labor
Day and Oct l.
The evening world., 1921-07-07
American. Win In Tennis Match at
Newport.

NEWPORT, X. l.. July THE Har-
vard-Yale lawn tennis team dcfea ed
the oxford Cambridge team matches
to 4 by winning four OF the six single
matches on the Casino courts yesterday.
The EnglishnCn took two OF the three
doubles matches Tuesday
Each team had won four matches
when Wheeler of Yale and Hepburn
of oxford took the court for the final
contest. The Yale man swept Hep
burn off his feet in the first sct. win
ming every game. Toward tho end of
the second set, which he won, . "
Wheeler began to get a little un-
steady. Hepburn rallied and took the
next two sets, 6--4, IS.
In the final set Wheeler came back
strong and quickly acquired a 81
lead. The oxford player managed TO
even the games, but Wheeler then ran
out the set in short order
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bout that appears the best drawing
attraction.
Asked about the thrills he received
handling the Dempsey Ca rpentier
battle, with its record gate and arena
Rickard quickly replied that he didn't
experience any until | saw the crowd
II was all Just matter OF business
with him, directing the fighters,
building the arena, handling the COM
plicatcd sale OF tickets. and toward
tho end the danger that rcformers
might bring about the prevention OF
the championship bout.
THE only thrill rece we'd ont Z
the whole thing" said Rickard, was
when / walked up to the top row II
seats Just before Dempsey and
Carpenter entered the ring and
looked down on that great crowd. 1t
was the most magnificent SpcCtNc,. 7
ever looked at and ever expect to sec
again"
IjVI rytiing else was merely rnu-
tine for the man who left his city
Clerkship down in Henrietta. Tex,
thirty years ago and sought ndvcn-
ture that includes the strenuous life
of ranchman both out West and
on the South American pqmpas,
search for gold during the mad rush
for the klondiko, years spent at
GOldhcld when that settlement out
IN the sage brush was the sceno of
great mining activity, a flyer back
home in Texas during tho oil boom
two years ago and the trail Of
fortune finally ending at Madison
Square Garden,
Fiction writers need only to glance
over Tex Richards career to bo wei
furnished for many tales of advcn-
turc. He's been "A real soldier Of
fortune, this soft-spokcn man who
says II is only routine To promote the
biggest boxing bouts the world has
ever known
The evening world., 1921-07-07
DYCKMAN OVAL CLUBS
OPENING SHOW TONIGHT.

Dyckman street Oval win he opened
tonight as Manhattan's largest open
air arena. Billy DcFoe and Charley
Pilkington are to box in the star bout.
Sammy Seger and Mickey Brown,
frankie jerome and Abo Goldstein and
Earl Baird and Johnny Murray com
plete the card.
The evening world., 1921-07-07
COAST OPPONENT
CALLS N. Y. ATHLETES
BUNCH OF DUBS"
,Sperlal to The Evening WORLDLY
LOS ANGELES, July

With the conclusion OF the A.
A. L. national championships at
Pasadena is revealed a reported
ill-feeling against the New York
athletes because OF their alleged
sceptical attitude toward Coast
records on their arrival here and
some grudgingly given tributes
to the opponents who defeated
them.
The sensational records made
by Blcnkiron, high school sprin-
ter, left the Fasteners amazed
but still critical, at which Blenk-
iron called them bunch of
dubs" and addressed Farrell in
particular with the assertion:
You can't run. Why did they
ever let you get out of New
York? Aren't you afraid you'll
get lost 2"
The evening world., 1921-07-07
Maiden Juveniles and
Maiden Jockeys Make
Poor Betting Combination

purchase of the platter from Sam
Louis after the latter had claimed him
from the Rancocas Stable earlier in
the meeting. The investigation had
n happy ending, for it developed the
fact that the stewards are on the
alert so far as selling races are con-
cerned, and there is little doubt that
Soule accepted the questioning in
good part. as might be expected of
one Of his long and honorable stand
ing as an owner and sportsman.
1t is customary in some countries
to honor public benefactors. In ac-
cordance with that practice patrons
OF the Aqueduct track to-day would
be well justified in saluting Sam
Louis, the halterman, who made the
fat entries possible by his selling race
activity on Monday.
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Rickard doesn't work on union
hours. He's one OF the first to show
up around his headquarters in the
Garden and is one OF the last TO
leave. Guess Tex is the only one
connected with the gigantic under
taking OF promoting the Dempsey
Carpenter battle who didn't find 1t
necessary to take a rest. He was
on the job Sunday tackling a mass
OF reports and finding time to start
new projects. 1t is all done without
clustering, a quiet word to a subor-
dinate. with only an occasional quick
puff on a cigar as n sign of nervous
meas. Rickard is now in his fiftieth,
but he manages to outlast his army
OF assistants.
Tex has several headquarters in
tho old Garden tower, but his partic-
ular Office is wherever he happens
to be stationed. Ever since the Gar
den swimming pool opened, Rick
The evening world., 1921-07-07
MATCHES IN VIEW FOR BOTH
4: 4. DEMPSEY AND CARPENTER
Tex Is Figuring Staging Championship Bouts on Aug
Labor Day and About Oct Little Fellows to Headline on
One OF the Cards.
BV William abbott.


l. ARA
reasonably
Dempsey
that looks best
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Gibbons Is Anxious to Meet
Frenchman, Says Tex.

There's no chance OF a return en-
IN agement for Dempsey and Carpen-
tier. Jack proved his superiority 50
clearly that even Carpenter admits
The evening world., 1921-07-07

BASEBALL TODAY. POLO GROUNDS,
$50 p, II. Giants VS.. Brooklyn.-Advt.
The evening world., 1921-07-07

a second bout 1t not necessary. Car
ltentier will soon leave for France
for two-months' rest. 1t will take
that time for his injured hand to re-
cover. DeScamps has ASKED me to
sign Tom Gibbons TO meeVGeorges
for the dight heavyweight champion
shp Of the world, and that bout will
~ on as soon as the two men sign
The articles Of agreement.
Gibbons Is just as anxious for this
match as the Frenchman. But there's
The evening world., 1921-07-07

Wolf Larsen, Tom O'Rourke's promising light
weigh. was matched TODAY by ORourke to mc
Tomul! ThJmps n the main 60 Of Twelve rounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10
Big Future for
SIS. Which Is
Starting Today

Never I'D IN organization face so en-.
'outunng n future az dova the Anna.
iilp niay School baseball League,
which formally opens it, playing sea-
sYn NJ s4b n'rlorl this afternoon at
the new amusement park. business
men and church people have volun'
tariiy gotten behind the organization.
Hnd u In helleycd that " should have
n meg; prosperous season.
The Williams Sign Company ycstcr'
10y fhuwd its appreciation cf the
lcaEus by volunteering % furnish can
vnss Tor signs IL ~ placed oa street
eais. while their workman agreed 10
do tho lettering ~ a courtesy.
Organization 81 volunteer hand has
cen perfected and II VIII play NJ tbs
pcning game. Jesse \. Rogers agreed
to- organic, the hand when he was APP
preached BY the committee In charg,
- opening day arrangements.
The Firs, baptist and ro'k Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10
sLAT0N WALl0Ps LOCALS
IN RAGGED CAME SUNDAY

In locSr ana ragged game here
Sunday the Slston MonoRrams walloped
,Gc American Railway Express nggrc.
cation ~ 4 ioon.ded pcorr " 10 To :.
Elowups were In style ana both teams
save their batteries very poof support.
Agi,in. playing left field for the
=. H. h. team. although he has only
oac nand did the best playing Of the
!vcal team. In three i.ing 10 thu bat
asai IN clCuted two aai;ics and stole
eve pases. lilo ficld,d with one error
Eat II was lIcky one aud did not
lfiTin the gamc. When he came to bat
10 the ninth inning no was given the
.ssrss Nat,vn BN,n onyonu during
the game. His playing and Oates
p.t'hng wsr. the feature at the game.
oates !dtchcd great ball. striking out
sNtlso men ard shorld have won his
game hands down but errors at the
"1sHg uiny ami poor support hy his
.c''i9n'l.e1 gave The gaue 10 the Wis.
l,Is.
Ecacrt featured Cor the vlsltogs with
ELS hitting gs well as his pltrhina. In
tour times to kat ~ gathered three
h.,s. single. 4 tao haggcr and cir.
euh c!sai. ao:ry, local boy. who Is
n'Aing iog y place on the Amari.li
Gan now urganl1.ng worked "a, home
~ tn AunSgianis and played oXccp.
;ionally we!l. His i.e!l work was
is.lugo lad lac should show ~ vol IN
IN AMARILLO uniform. Ills s1cTifice ny
IN the fl.ih was well placed and should
ave Teen hit.
Tn ganc WIS well at 'nd.d. ahou,
90 lp!ug ul,y Mt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10

teams Viii II Y the upculug game Both
{ arr have ,rEcu cd hard during the
pas, tcw 6ays. and II h. said they VIII
pi,.s W srpnE lineup.
Manager Quentin shelton. at the
u"thuds, ,pnm has announced the foi'
lowing tentative line: shelton. II. Pat.
t.un ~. Mrl,lroy. a.: kesterson. 2b:
Grccnhlll,. ~: Stay. G.: Grigga. y; An.
e. son b: Holman. II.
Tcntp,ive liuc.uo ?, the First Baptist
team az announced by Manager II. q.
Parcels follows. KELLEY or Ia,ivr. e.
49, dSon or Howe. =: PARCELS, rs; Davis,
Del. lord or clouse. III. williams. 81:
No lcy. IL: Cox. cf: Smith, II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10
DAILY NEWS SPORT PAGE E: e.:
The Sport Page With
the Major League Box
Scores

Kone,chy: Johnston 10 Myers TO Konet'
chy: X. Miller to Rawlins 10 J. Miller ..
Bssc on halls c,dcre I: MilJus 2; Pfeffer
3: Cau.y J. struck out by cadore 3;
Clusey /. Runs N,ls 2; Ncaic. Wright.
stone. Cauacy Errors Rawlings; u.
Miller.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10

IIIIlNIIIH " NItfIls INT VIItA N HtN,
Summary--''wo base hits; ". John.
stem. Eckcri, home iI.: Eckcrt S,ol.
On lascs: Bates. ici.urg. Eckcrt. "a
Johnston. Tanner Martin .. McGowan.
Mcccrfle. Sacrifice hits: Martin. Merry
19s Ed Johnston. Double nlavs: Tan.
nqr to Dri.ong o. Merry. iii ty pitch
"a. Martin BY Ectcrt. Wild pitches:
estes 3. SIuch oft ~ Oates 70, by
Ecl.,rt 3 Rarc on balls: OF Eckert ..
n Oates !. Time Il gam. . hours
and 20 minutes. unn!ycs. Fcldsnan and
Horton.
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DODGERS SPLIT WITH
sNILLIES IN FIRST
D0uBLEHEADER PLAYED
nv Associated frss.

PHil.ADEirIlIA. Nav 9.-C,uscy In
the tenth inning followed by nm inficld
tap by N,alc and Meuscl gave Philadel
phia a 2 To- victory over Brooklyn IN
the second gnme of tolay's double head.
e. after the champions won the fiiE,
Ia .. In the first game smith and
Grimes waged pitchers battle evenly
WITH Pinch Hitter I.ebourve,u's double
tied thc Schore In rhiladelphia's seventh
Inning Belts replaced Smith and Brig.
rvs ,hr,c haEc vile throw II kone.
,chy's hunt gave Brooklyn the game In
the eighth
ktat IA, first fspp1as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10

Two tase hits; Ainsworth. Cobb.
Thrse base hits: Sister. Stolen baS:
Vcach. Plce. Double play; Hcilman
and Blue. Lee. CARRIER and Sisler. Base
on baus: oldham 9. cullop 9 I,oland
4. Struck out. Oldham .. Gallon l. Ro.
lind 2 Runs: nunh C5Sb 2. Heilnan.
vcach 2. Hue Gerber Errors: He'll
man. Tuhin Gerber.
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sPvDDERS take OPENING
GAMEFR0N SAEDcRABS

~ Associated rra.
WICHITA FALLS. Texas. May g.
Terrific battling by the home club,
combined with an alright dofcnsc,
save Wichita Fglla the opening fane
against Galveston today by cuun, OF
60 g. Kitchens. Marshall and Miller
hit home runs and Manager Hoy ELAN
oi the Crats was forced to yank Bob
Codohman from the third inning In or.
der to check ,ac fdsillndc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10
Gibbons Scores K.O.
Over Frank M'Cuire


Hy Associated frtts.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY a.--Alikc Glib
h"ns ~ ~. Paul knocked out Frankie
Mcguire al wiilinmspor,. Pa. here Ia.
nirht In the sixth round OF The sched.
ulcd cight.round bout With IA punch In
the stomach. Johnny Sullivan, New
York. defeated Mike crcdell Of Toledo
IN eight rounda.
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WESTERN I.ENs;lE

-. Jcscrh nj oklahoma city.
Sicux City az Joplin.
hes Mcinrs az Wichita.
Omaha II Tulsa
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jIrlIIrv Moves 10 Nocuua

N. Karra, and family viii leave raa.
handle this week Tor Nacona. Texas.
kaprst leivcs 10 his record. the bring.
inr IN of Oulf Wen No. I. the hig gas.
ser and also QUIZ M. :. Panhandlc's
fsrt ,.rcduc,ng all wsii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10
Bears Sell Three
Players toC,ut
Down Complement
iiy aisoeiatsd i'r-s

iiy Assoeis,sd Pr-s
SAN ANTC MO. Texas. May e.-Re-
lcerc Of three San Antonio players was
announced yesterday. Pitcher Claude
Davenport was sold ON option TO the
Omaha club ~ the western league:
Catcher Joc Casey to the Columbia.
South Carolina club VI the South A..
lantic league. and Pete kniscly. out
fielder went 10 the bloomington club
q fthe Three Eye League.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10

W 'TT'- w" ''lF'TV 'fH'IF''TIf " ~
..rrn. i.-huursau nauhic plays Kol
auehy uDnsay;cd, R,wlings md u.
I'ilor; rrurrv and Miller Base on
tplls Cr'mts e q Smith 9 Struck nu'
Crimes g. q Smith 4 Runs J hnston
ison. Y. Wheat. konc,chy Lamar
Wrirhtslonc. j. Miller Errors Ncls
y. Millr. .: Buggy.
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l.anthcrs Named Out.

PORT WORTH. May s.--Iiain here
to-day cnuscd We, grounds and postpone.
mcnt 81 the game bctwccn the r',nthcrs
and fiuffs.
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New Road Markers

rIstlAI . TIN wv
BOOKER. Texas. May o. Mark ~
have. h.en received Ter the marking Ct
he u Line Highway from woodward.
Oklahoma. To Ssrstford. Texas. VIA
rnllcit. Booker rorryion. AMI Hpvnr.
man. and will be placed along the route
IN the mex, few days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10
Rain M Dallas.

DALLAS. May Stain here today
prevented the scheduled game between
the Mariners and Bears.
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Sporting News While
Its Good to Read
TIGERS Defeat BR0WnSIN Il.
ODD GAME OF SERIES 7 TO


st. LOUIS. May s.--Dctrolt won the
odd game of the series from ST. Louis
! to 8 to-day, getting n lead op cullop
~ The firs, mniag that the Browns
were unable TO overcome. An electrical
storm accompanied Wy heavy rain
fali ended the game after Detroit had
concluded It's half of the eighth.
seae...
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Wc, Grounds NJ Shreveport.

SHREVEPORT. May s.--it rain.d
here today cnaceiinr tho game between
The Gasssrs and Exporters.
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Billy Miske Kayos
Mccarthy In Second
Round at St. Paul
~ Assreis,cd rrss.

" Assrcis,cd rrs.
ST. PAUL. May a.-Iili.y Mlskc at 81.
raui knocked oui Tommy Mccarthy az
Lrwiston. Montana. IN III. scrond round
VI q scheduled tcn.rognd bout here to,
nirhs. They arr h.evywcigh,s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10

Tw' asc bits Gruhb, Clark .. Home
r,ns Kitchens. Marshall AID Miller.
Sacrifice bite; Ncl;lw,c. D.siel. Lapan
Hcthfrss. Stolen bas.. Groas. Hits;
OF Couchman In ) Innings: Of
CHM : In 5 innings. Base on balls
Marshall :. Glenn 4. Siruck out: By
Maruhall {, Couchman 9. Glenn J.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
~ Kansas CITY Z; Milwaukee ..
40 o,har games scheduled.
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TENAs I.E.NGlE

Galveston ri Wichita Falls.
Houston ~ Fort Worth.
Rcau:nont at Shrcycpoi;.
Sin ALu,nio at lssllA
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NATIONAi. I.kAGlE
AMERICAN NsSOCIATION

Columbus al Kansas City.
Toledo nj Milwaukee.
Louisville AZ Minneapolis.
indianapolis at S,.sPaul.
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sol TmnRN ASSOCIATION.

NEW ORLEANS. MAY a.--f'iyr iou.
bic plays killed Little Rocks chance
here today. and New orleans won over
h chlmpions. 9 10 Q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10

james Hamilton sinss tonight =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10

Ismes iIamiI,a sans- ,calght
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10

James Hamilton sings ,oniEh;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10

James Hamilton sings tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
WHERE THEY
8 PLAY
AMERICAN I.EAGlE

Phlladnlphia NJ ~. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
New York a, Chicago.
Washington ut Closelind.
NATIONAL. l.kiGiE
-. I.naLa NJ New lurA.
ChisnRn at I'hilads lphia.
'tnctnnnii ut Rroptkn
Pittsburgh at Boston.