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The New York herald., 1921-10-08

was out stealing. Snyder to Bancroft.
No runs, one hit.
Giants-Kelly famed. Emil Meusel
flied to Miller. McNally threw out Raw
lings No runs, no hits.
Sixth Inning.
Yankees-Pipp was retired on fine
stop by Kelly, Barnes covering hrst ior
the putout Ward singled to right. Nc
Nally famed Schang lofted one to
Rawlings No runs. enc hit.
Giants-Snyder singled to centre.
Barnes hit into a fast double play,
Quinn to Peck to Pipp, Quinn making a
fine stop. Burns singled to left, and
stole second. Ward threw out Ban
croft. No runs, two hits.
Seventh Inning.
Yankees-Burns made a sensational
catch of Ouinn's drive near the centre
field bleachers. Miller famed Peck
went out, Bancroft to Kelly. No runs,
no hits.
Giants-Frisch whaled the first ball
to centre for a single. On hit and run
play Young doubled to right and Frisch
reached third. With the count three
and two, Kelly walked on the next
pitch, filling the bases. Emil Meusel
for two bases, scoring Frisch and
Young and sending Kelly to third. Raw
lings kept UP the attack with single
to centre on which Kelly and Meusel
scored. Exit Quinn, enter Rip Collins.
Rawlings was out stealing, Schang to
Peck. Snyder laced a single to centre.
Barnes also singled to left. Then Burns
singled to centre, and the bases were
full again. Bancroft drove sacrifice
f,y to Ruth, on which Snyder scored the
fifth run of the inning. Frisch. up for
the second time in the inning. walked
for the third time In the game, and
again the bases were all occupied.
Young's smashing triple to left centre
sent everybody home. Rip Collins was
then ordered out of the box, Tom
Rogers taking his place. Rogers threw
out Kelly. Eight runs. eight hits.
Eighth Inning.
Yankees--Ruth walked, and then re-
tired from the game, Fewster being sent
in 10 run for him. Fewster took second
on a wild pitch. Bob Meusel famed.
Barnes tossed out Pipp, Fewster reach
ing third. Ward singled to centre,
scoring Fewster. McNally forced Ward,
Rawlings to Bancroft, after the ground
er had been DETECTED by Barnes One
run, one hit.
Giants-Devormer catching and Few
ster playing left field for the Yankees.
Emil Meusel singled to centre on the
first ball pitched. Rawlings famed and
Meusel stole second. Snyder singled
past McNally for his fourth hit, scoring
Meusei Peck made great catch of
Barnes's fly in short left Burns
doubled over third for his fourth hit.
Snyder taking third. Ward threw out
Bancroft. One run, three hits.
Ninth Inning.
Yankees--Dcvormer was thrown out
by Rawlings. Baker. batting for Rogers,
flied TO Meuscl. Frisch threw out Miller
No runs, no hits.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
It's 6 to S on Yankees
to Win World Series

ITS 6 to on the Yankees now.
In Wall Street yesterday NOR
ming they were as good as z to
1, with some betting on the series
at to 2. But last night the
odds shifted to n little worse than
evens on the Giants.
The betting on the game to-
day 10 6 to 5--that on the suppo-
sition that Mays will pitch for the
Yankees again, and he 10 favored
to repeat.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08

the reserve fiotilla en- route to Charles
ton. S. c., and operators on a division of
mine layers en- route for Norfolk, Va.
said they appreciated the wireless tele-
phone baseball service. In their con-
versation with ]. o. Smith. radio opera
tor in the wireless room at the Seventy
first Regiment Armory, the wireless men
of the fleet said they were relaying his
story of the game and that every ear
in the crew was catching the DOPE"
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
Thousands Get Series
News by Wireless Phone

Fully 100,0 900 radio baseball fans
within a radius of 400 miles OF the Polo
Grounds. on land and sea. got their
news of the outcome OF the third game
of the world series yesterday over the
radio telephones. which were selved by
the wireless telephone baseball service at
the Electrical Show.
Regrctting that they were unable to
attend navy day at the Electrical Show
navy radio operators on destroyers Of
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
Nobody in Night Line
for Fourth Battle

n TOT single fan was in sight at
M the Polo Grounds last night
L on the eve of the fourth game
of the world series and only one spe-
cial officer strolled to and fro be-
fore the bleacher entrance on the
Eighth avenue side oe. the grounds.
This was In marked contrast with
the determined crowd which gathered
TO spend Wednesday night at the
grounds for the first game.
The crowd had heard that seats
could be had without spending the
night waiting at the entrance. and
the fans were accordingly content to
walt at least until the morning TO
seek choice places at the gates.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
WOULD HAVE BEATEN ANY PITCHER.


They hit everything and they hit to all fields They ougucssed the Yankee
behind the
s q
And be
l. a still
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
WARD THROWS GLOOM INTO GIANTS.

And Barnes right handed master the fast ball How tha man @
Giants had three hits their first two rounds
but Of
robbed the
Of
to lete a double
sad oana
hit
the
he
stealing
Meusel
in fourth
three
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
A FAR MORE INTERESTING sHINDIc.


pitching followed
by
the IN
Yanke In fourf
A be
a
the field in the
he
Hughy
hitting
/ a those
well bound days such the Giants had
the Giants kept their hitting to-day against kind of
L
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
FOUR HITS OFF BARNEs's FAST BALL.

Fromh onB
a
fifth the eighth Barnes walked Ruth but he did not walk
pitched him the other They have been pitching Ruth
surely earned for himself starter one
of he to
Ruth walked off the field the
the
had
and of
arm
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
ONLY KELLY COULD NOT GET A HIT.


his
efervescen
Yankee
of He
of a inern the
is the
in
his hitting
failure
among Of the National
eyenth
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
Second Inning.

Yankees-By some great sprinting Bob
Meusel reached second on a Texas
Lacquer that fell in short left centre
Pipp sacrificed perfectly. Toney to
Kelly, Meusel reaching third. Meusel
tried to score on Wards sharp grounder
to Rawlings. but was cut down at the
plate. McNally forced Ward at second.
Bancroft to Rawlings. No runs. one hit.
GiantsAEmil Msusel singled to right.
Rawlings. swinging on the first ball
pitched. laced a liner toward right field
that looked good for two bases. but
Ward, leaping off the turf. speared the
ball with one hand and threw to Pipp.
doubling Meusel. The play saved Shaw
key from serious trouble, for Snyder a
moment later hammered a safe hit to
left. Snyder tried to reach second Oh
short passed ball, but was thrown
out. Schang to Peck. No runs. two
hits.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
Official Individual Score of Third
Game of the World Series of 1921
YANKEES.

for n the
Giants .....:...:........ x-1;
Ward, by
Meusel
E
E.
sacrfices-Pipp Bancroft
Peckinpaugh and Pipp
I.efo OF
Kelly off
Pecknpaug)
off, Barnes Ruth) off Rogers (Frisch)
third) off In
offs 23
off Collins in % inning; off Rogers in 1S innings
kely); (Rawlings)
Ward shawkey Miller Ruth MNay
r
by (McNaly)
pitcher-Barnes
Moriar
OF and 40 minutes
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
GIANTS SET VARIETY OF RECORDS.

drives battle for
something like five hits
baseball classic
cracked
had
1911
club which tied it yesterday
final
in Giants
yesterday and the
in
had been
finally double
Qunns bid
in wildly acclaimed
in
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
Third Inning.

IhlrO lmntnEs
Yankees-Schang coaxed base on
balls out Of Toney. On n hit and run
play Shawkey singled to right. sending
The Yankee catcher to third. The Giant
iniieiders came in for a play at the
plate. but Miller singled to right. scoc-
ing Schang and putting Shawkey on
second. Toney could not get the BAH
over for Peck and the latter walked,
filling the bases. 1t was Ru.h's turn at
pat. After fouling two balls and per-
mitting Two wide ones to 60 by unmo-
Tested, the Babe rammed long single
INTO centre field. bringing Shawkey and
Miller across the plate. That ended
Toney's stay on the mound. Jess Barnes
came In to take up the pitching burden.
with Meusel at bat Ruth attempted TO
stea' second. but was out on Snyder's
perfect throw to Rawlings Pack cIuno
to third. Then Meusel walked pecis
scored as Rawlings threw Pipp out on
slow tap. Meusel advancing to second.
ward famed. -Four runs three I;ts
diants-Barnes surprised with n lina
MT to centre that only Miller's rood
fielding held TO single. Burns filed to
Miller. Bancroft got his first hit of tho
series, single to right on which IA rnes
went to second. Snawkey appeared to
be losing control and walked Frisch.
filling the bases. The Giants hugged
their bases on short wild pitch with
Young at bat. Shawkey continued wild
and walked Young. forcing Barnes in
with the Giants first run of the series.
Kelly also walked. forcing in Bancroft
with another run. Shawkey left the box
and Quinn came in as relief pitcher.
Frisch scored as Emil Meusel went out
on grounder to Pipp, the other run
ners moving up. Rawlings beat out an
infie!d hit to Peck, sending Young across
the plate with the tying score and mov-
ing Kelly to third. The rally ended as
Snyder raised foul back of first base
that Pipp caught after a hard run.
Four runs, three hits.
Fourth Inning.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY was hit by n
pitched ball. Schang singled over Kelly's
head. sending McNally to third, but
Schang was caught trying to stretch the
hit into a double on Young's splendid
throw to Bancroft Quinn was called
out on strikes. Miller was another
strikeout victim. No runs. one hit.
Giants--ward threw out Barnes.
Burns lined against the concrete wall
In right field for three bases. Bancroft
swung viciously for n third strike.
Frisch walked for the second time.
Frisch stole second. Burns hugging
third. Peck threw out Young on n fast
play. No runs. one hit
Firth Inning.
Yankees-Peclx lifted long fly TO
Meusel Ruth famed for the second time
In the game. missing three swings.
Mcusel got single on a hot shot that
@ff al
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
Giants Break Records In
Letting Loose Pent Up
Fury of THO Failures
Make World Series History With Twenty Hits, Eight
Runs in One Inning Double and Triple by Young
j in Eighth-Tie Athletics Mark With Thirteen
! Taes-Barnes Is Supreme.
BY DANIEL.

the sustained
of
in
OIL
the Yankees for the day
o.
punishment
fanures the
lad poenialties
of
the Of
in
in a
n
The New York herald., 1921-10-08

ters." "You mean" said his neighbor.
that the pitcher has bad habit. OF
putting too many strikes across on the
batters."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Amarillo Takes
Came From Canyon

Amarillo Gasscrs defeated the Can.
yun town team y Ia : nj the Amusement
Park yesterday afternoon In what at
the beginning PROMISED 10 bc the most
clcanly played game ~ the season from
the standpoint ~ fielding. Mccorklc.
twiriinE for Canyon, bafflcd the Gas
scrs for the fire, few innings. but In the
sixth they got To him for five hits and
six runs
both pitchers were wild. McCorklc
walking five men and Malone six. Ma.
home walked Duncan. Canyon first base.
inan. three times. Sanders. Canyon
second lascinan. made u double play
unassistci. when he caught n line drive
IT Vance and touched second before
Dnily could return tu the base.
Roth teams played rather listlcss nj
times. this being due In part to the
unusually small crowd present.
H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Americans I.ese 10 French.

w NssoeMNd Irsrs
ST.. CLOUD France. May S.-Two
outstanding features marked the open
ine here to-day 10 the tournament for
the hard court tennis championship ~
the world. They were the defeat of
Mrs. Molh Bjurs,cd, Mallory and Miss
Edith Sigourncy ~ the United States
bN Mile, Susane i.cnglcn. the French
champion. and Mime. Goldiny In the
doubles. and the sterling victory won
by Arnold Jones of the United States
over " Cousin ~ France In the singles.
The French team In the womcn's con
test showed superiority and greater
stamina In their play against the Amer
leans, winning In straight sets. Ct. 81,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Camels Journey
to Wildorado to
Take IS Defeat

The Christian Camcls went to Wilde.
rado saturday and played game with
the Wildoraiio Wildcats. The wildo'
RADIO boys won splendid Kane by a
score of To 6. The game was seven
inning affair but at the end VI the sew
nth the score was tied To !. the Cam
els made J runs In their half and the
wildorado team made three In their
half.
II was fast clean game aud both
sides played good hall The fact that
the wildorado team punched their hits
and the camcls assisted with am error
OF two gave the Wildorado boys "a vic
tory after Hail. tho new Camel pitcher
had pitched wonderful game.
Hall displayed real talent. he has
"a gooi last ball and lots of curves.
He In destined to become one IL the
leading pitchers In the Sunday School
Baseball League II no pitches In the
league like he did Saturday.
i,cv. Roy rutherford. Toncy Chisum.
Dr. u. l.. Rogers, Mrs. J. n. Riggs,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Caldwell Roberts and Mrs.
A. c. Cooper accompanied tho team.
Score by innings:
Gamers .s..s............ V"S v"o W.
Wildorado .,......,......Ol o zoo oJ-S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
AMARILLO W|NsA
SUGGEST FROM THE
PANHANDLE OILERS
HORTON WiTs EOR 1000 N SIN
TRii'> To nat; TWO iiONiERS

while the Amarillo Gasscls were
trimming tho Cs,nyolitcs here this at
ternoon the Amarillo city team journey
I'd w to Panhandle ana put the skids
under the oilers IN a genuine suggest
aud brought humc the bacon With u
@corc ~ % To- ~ Horton gathered
siN hits out 81 as many times To- the
hat and Drum and Ken, ,luutcd the
hall fur IN. circuit without a halt.
iVcy Curnctod homer fur th, oilers.
Panhandle came from h"hind IN the
seventh frame and tuuk the lead only
Ia lose Il again IN the ninth when sin
elcs by Ycarout. Webster and Horton
and a double 10y Calvcr, sent In three
runs for the Amarilluans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Stolen base D-inaggio Slsnsl,irv.
Hyperion. sa'rific" hits Hyperion
AeNand"r. kr"h Two hasc hits Miller.
Clark ?. BTeauS :. " Donald Works.
houhle play DvmagEio to stansbury:
Hyperion a. sianshury 10 Johnston to
Alexander; smith to Johnston. struck
uui hy Soott : Icy Kroh :. Base on
lalls 10y kroh .; by s"ot, 3. lit by
pitcher uohf ston, Nv Kroh. VIA piicl,
kroh. i.rft on hssc wichita Falls G:
beaumont 7. i'mpire- Miller aud Kane.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Two base hits Young. Bancroft, Kelly.
Ford. IIolkc. Stolen base Burns. Home
run Frisch. Double play Bancroft to
frisch To- Kelly; rrisch to bancroft to
Kelly: Holke to o'Ncill To Ford. Rsse on
halls off Pcrritt I; Salcc l; Benton =:
ocschgcr 8. Struck out rcrritt y oes'
,hgrr =. Runs Burns :; Bancroft ::
Frisch .; Powell. southworth. Boccwel.
Ilolkc. O'Nciii. ocschgcr. Errors Rsn'
croft =; Frisch. Walker, Rapp. ONetl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

SuHhmafy-TMoIaaso hts. Lcdbcttcr.
blades, Three base hits. Eibcl. stolen
base. Hartford. Doyle. Sacrifice. Storey
Blades. Doyle, Barfoot, Bailey. Double
play. Doyle to Blades to Bo,toplcy.
Base on balls. Lcdbe,er =. Barfoot 1.
struck out hrfoot l. Hit by pitcher,
by Lcdbcttcr l. Left on base. Hous.
ton 3. Shreveport 4. Umpire, sentell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

~ Milwaukee !. Kansas City T.
~ ~. Paul IL: Minneapolis I.
Al Indianapolis 9: Louisville Z first
camel
~ Toledo. Columbus rain.
~ Indianapolis Z: Louisville 10. tSec.
tnd Ramel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Sporting News While
Ito Good to Read
YANKEES TAKE PAIR OF
GAMES FROM ATHLETICS


~ Associated Pros.
NEW YORK. May ss.-Ncw York
celebrated their home coming today
from a long trip by twice defeating
Philadelphia before large crowd The
Yankees scored easy victory. TO l,
to 2. Maye. whose Indefinite sus'
pension was lifted yesterday was et'
fcctivc In the first game. New York
used all ~ its seven hits In scoring i've
runs. In the second game the Yankees
knocked Rommcll out ~ the hox In four
Innings shawkey. pitching his FIRST
complete game Of the season, allowed
five hits and struck out oight men
First game:
Score by innings u "
Philadelphia $50. 900 ole coo--i :
New York ...... COS DOL oix-5
Harris and Perkins; Mays and
Schang.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Two base hits kcllchcr. Clemens.
schultz .. Three base hits Fournicr.
stolen base Smith. Fourier :: Stock.
Double play Fourier to I.avan. Basc
on balls Chccvcs 4; llaincs !. Struck
out Haincs 4: Chccvcs I. Runs Smith,
Fournicrs: Stock. Hornsby 2: Schults
2: Mclicnry .; liollochcr. Twomblcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
New Blslep Fer Catholics.

I.AIlEDO. Texas.--tarcdo churches
have hccn informed Of the coming con.
secration Of the new bishop III the Cor.
pus Christi diocese Of the Catholic
Church. RI. Rev. Enmanusl D. Lsdvina.
..-.s~h will take placs IN Ne eeaveaeual
khaodl g ~ olsesgs & pssvi1sass. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Two use hits. Cobb :. Neach. He'll
man :. Jones. Hodge. Shelly. Yarysn:
three hase hits. Ainsinith. stolen base.
Hue: double play. Mulligsn 10 shcely.
ssrunk TO johnson: tase on halls. Mui.
rensn I. Hodge .. Sutherland .: struck
cut. sutherland 2 Hodge I: runs. Col.
lins. sheely :. Young. Bush. Cobb J.
Veach. Heilmsnn, Blue, Jones :. Ain.
smith: errors. none.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Breaves beat Giants.
n Associated Pres.

BOSTON. MAJ 2s.-Boston lost the
first game ten 10 seven today to New
York. bur won the second six to five,
The first game was featured by free
hitting aud two onc.handed running
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Summary -TMu DHst hIts' bIUNHuHI'
Tucker. Double play: Sanders. Base
on balls: OF McCorklc s. off Malone
6. Struck out: by Malone ., by Nc
Corkle J. Wild pitches: Mccorkic l.
Malone 1. Hit by pitcher: BY McCor
klc. c. Hudson. Vance. Umpire: Roy
Stay,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
CATS AND Bluffs BOTH WIN
IN BATTLE FOR TOP PLACE

Bears for u ~ To- ! win this afternoon.
The visiturs hit Trainer and Cocrcham
at viii. siamming the ball Tor fifteen
hits. The lrsls pollc'l out ten sifcties
but only succeeded chasing three men
across the pan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
ENportrr, Z; Spusl,lrr, I.

BEAUMONT May ss.--Bunchins
hits with Wichita Falls errors In the
fourth inning. beaumont defeated the
Spuddcrs IN the first game of the series
here today to3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

TWO I@sc hts Hurry. Moore. Tay'
l"r. Connolly. Three base hits: Fuller,
Homo run; Sears. rhcian. Stolen base:
Fuller. S-crificc hits: Haley. liof.
man. Struck out wach,ci !. cccrc'
ham . RaSc on halls: Wach,ei ..
Timer ., cocrcham I. Double plays.
Gross To- Fuller to Henry >. kraf, Ia
fhclan. Innings pitched: by Timer .,
Cocreham 6. Runs made off Timer 4.
cocrcham 6. Hits. of Timer 4. cocre'
ham Z.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

DEfR0IT. May :s.-Dctroit hit two
ChIcaso, pitchers hard today and won
easily u tos. Mulrcnan was knocked
out q the box before he had retired a
Uoero1t halter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
i,ods-rs swamp PhnlIes.

Ny Assecia,ed Pres,
PHILADELPHIA. May ss--Aftcr los
ing the first two games Of the series
here. brooklyn won the last game to-
day from philadelphia. is to 3. Mead
ows and pc,ts were hit hard. hut VIII
helm. pitching his first national league
game since 1919. checked the visitors
without score as long rs he stayed In
sh. HOO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
D, Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May ss.--St. Louis won
both games IL double header from
Chicago today by scores az To a, and
. a. .. The first contest was u free
hitting affair. opportunc hitting gave
tho visitors the second contest behind
some good pitching by iiaincs. home
runs by sullivan. his fourth since join
ing the Cubs.
First S.afne.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

PlTTSBt 'l,GlI. May S.--Cincinnati
made II two out % three by taking to
day'a game from Pittsburgh 4 To In
ten innings Manager George Gibson
" the Pittsburgh club said that he
would protcs, the game owing to "A de
cision un dead bah thrown into the
visiting players bench.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland a, 81 Louis
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston az Washington.
Philadelphia q, New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Summary-TWostNrc hits, JohnStoh,
Y. Wheat .. Myers. Williams. J. Miller.
Rawlings. Home run. Konetchy. Double
play. Myers and Taylor: Johnston. Xii.
iff aud Konctchy. Base on halls. Reu.
Their =. Meadows .. Belts :. Wilhelm Z.
struck out. Rcuther 4. Wilhelm I. Runs.
Olson .. johnson :. Griffith 3. Hood.
y. wheat 3, Konctchy ?. Taylor. Rcu.
ther. Lebourycau, wri.htstone. II. Nil.
lcr. Errors. Olson. I.ebourvcau. Meusel 2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Two base hits Cutshaw. Three base
hits Roush. Home run Bohnc. Double
play Fonseca. Daubcrt and Fonscca:
i.ohnc. wingo aud fonscca; wingo to
i.uauc. wingo. Bohnc. Base an halls
off Luquc I; CLEANER 4. Struck out
by Luquc 2: Giaxncr 1. Adams !.
Runs Bohne s;.Roush. Marauari; Cut
shaw. Whitfield. Bigbcc. Errors Roush.
kopf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
sol TmERN ASSOCIATIONS

LITTLE ROCK. May ss.--ldt,lc Rock
played Euod hall behind Robinson and
hit Fullerton hard and the Travellers
Won tn" lnal game vi tlrr series . t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Red son Nese Out Scnatcrs.
y tssc<iated trvss.

WASHINGTON. May ss-Bos,on
noscd on, Washington today = TO ..
Foster Pratt and Mclnnis supplying
the hits which gave The visitors their
winning margin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

ST LOUIS. MAY ss.-MaIls proved
effective in the pinchcs and the CicNe
land worlds champions tonk their third
straight game from ~. Louis tu,lay u
TO 6. The hitting u johnson and Earl
gu,tth f..tttta.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

HOUSTON. Texas. MAY :s.-Icdbc,.
ter blew w IN the eighth inning here
today after outpitchlng Rrfoot. and
Houston made five hits and seven runs,
defeating the Gasscrs In the first game
II the series by the score Of +; to !.
t.cdlcttcr forced two runs across when
he walked hattcrs with the bases filled.
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rENAsOKI.AmOMN I.EAGuE

~ sherman J: Paris =.
A. Ardmor. ~: cieburns =.
AZ Bonham 6: Mineral Wells I.
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s-iaitcd fer Jolly In seventh.
sx-I,sn Tor Iioran In ninth.
Sore by innings:
Galveston ..............00 COL 600 0o2--3
Two isse hits. R"trrt~on: homo runs.
Isnsn: stolen 'asc. Munson. Dissci.
Williams; ss~vissce hlss. McDoAai1.
Grul,k, -1011grss0os snnlnsn uanrH,oH -,
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\ relieved Strstton In NTH.
xx relieved Hin IN sixth.

Xx relieved Hin IN sixth.
Two base hit Eldridgc. Three bass
hit Gaibraith. Hits off Hall 8. off Blir
.. of Alfred 2. Stolen bases Eldridg,
Cox. G. Glovicr. Hit by pitcher c
Ciovicr. Double plays Fowler TO 60
mel 10 Alfred. Base On balls of Hal
.. strike outs by Hall Z; by Bin .
by Alfred I. Empires Rogers AN,
Moore.
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Dallas Man Wins
Texas Golf Match
~ Associated rfs,

w Asasslzkd iffts.
DALLAS. MAY a Playing alnos,
perfect E"lt With fuw crra,ic shots. IN
the a holrs ne'cs-sry e. decide the
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TENAs LEAGUE.

Wichita Fails at Beaumont.
Fort Worth at san Antonio.
Dallas ~ Galveston.
shire, cport at Houston.