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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-05-17
PRODUCTION DROPS
5000 TONS OVER
PREVIOUS HIGH WEEK
Coal Tonnage Drops 5.6l7 Tons
Over Week of April 20, But
Still Exceeds Same Week Of
Last Year by 98.87s Tons


Despite the fact coal production
in this field lell 5,6l7 tons Tor the
week ending May o, the out put
still exceeds the production Tor
the same week in last year by 9S.-
SIS tons. The net tonnage pro-
duced in this field ior the week
ending May o was lSl.579 tons,
OF 500 per cent. OF full time capa-
city.
Mines served by the Norton K
Northern show a substantial gain
over the previous week, reaching
$40 OF normal capacity. Other
roads showing a gain Tor the
week were the Interstate and
Southern. The n. < w. and c.,
{. X O. both SLOW a slight loss in
tonnage hauled.
The weekly coal production re-
port as made by the Southwest
Virginia Coal Operators Associa-
.ion follows.
n. & w. handled .i0,827 tons, or
77.5 OF their iull time capacity
Norton & Northern, 2.l6l tons.
or 81 per cent oil normal capacity
Interstate 52,973 tons, or 3D. per
cent. OF full time capacity; Sou
thern 35.26l tons and the c.. c.
& o., 50,3S7 tons.
Throughout the field coal OPP
orators continue 10 put men tn
work and there is every indication
Tor better times III this section.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-05-17
GAP WINS HONORS
IN CHARLOTTESVILLE
ON LAST SATURDAY
Le'ch Bun and George Goodloe
Win New Laurels in Inter
High School Literary and Ath
letic Meet
BUM MEDAL WINNER

- 49,. ANu' III role
Vault Event and Loses Prize
When Lots are Drawn TO De-
ternine Who Would Receive
Gold Trophy
I.etcher Bum Won the sho, put
and came out second in the broad
and high jump last Saturday
when the Inter-liigh School Lii.
erary and Athletic Meet was held
on Stadium Field in Charlottcs-
vile. He received gold medal
Tor his victory in the Shot put
event.
George Goodloe, winner al the
county pole vault event in The
Gap about two weeks ago tied
with iour others Tor The second
place in the state event at Char
lottcsVlllc 1t was decided To- let
the tour contestants draw lots ior
the second position Goodloc
came ont fourth, and While he did
not bring home the medal. he ad-
ded new laurcls To Wise county's
athlethic achievements.
The local boys We're accompa-
nied To the University CITY liz
Coach Garrett who had trained
them Tor tile supreme test OF last
Saturday lie expressed himself
as being more than pleased with
the showing made by the Gap
boys against the pick OF the state.
Bum, lie said. should have won
both the broad and high jump. as
he has better records than the
winners OF these events Showed
on Saturday. -ctcher was not M
to his true form and lost 10y nar
row margin He was also pleas
ed With the work oil Goulloc and
expressed sincere regret that the
home boy should lose by a nukr
OF luck.
Next Saturday viii mark The
close OF the school athletic activ
tiles ior the year AT that time tile
boys and girls will compete
among themselves ior tile prizes
offered by tie Richmond Tunes
Dispatch
Big Stone can be proud OF The
record made this year by the 10
cal school. They we're CLAN
pions OF the county i'll baseball,
and winners III practically all 9th
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-05-17
CORNER STONE WILL.
Be LAID MAY 18th
New High School to Be Dedicat-
ed by Local Masons-J. N. Hill
man, Secretary of State Board
of Education. to be Principal
Speaker

Tie corner stone OF the new
High School building will be laid
at ; o'clock OH the afternoon OF
May p. The ceremonies will be
III charge OF the Masonic order.
and J \. lIillrnan. Secretary OF
the State Board OF Education. for
merly Superintendent OF Wise
county schools. will he the prin-
cipal speaker.
MI arrangements we're made
last January Tor the laying OF the
stone but, bad weather made it i'm
possible MIR. lIillnan came to
the Cap at that time to make the
address He is a brilliant speak
er and is well known to Wise
county people
The new building is expected
60 be completed by the first OF
June. The Big Stone Gap School
Board sold $1,000 worth OF
bonds last week to equip the
rooms with the most modern
school furniture,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
LIGHT CALVES AND
YEARlIEGS ADVANCE
~ A.o,iairdi u-s

ropT u,p.r,, ,.
e,l,.. sold h, -. 49,, 49,. -,
zoe h,eb.r In, LIZ H., 49,. 10y.
and ,,,,l.,e. s~i,.t -. ~. .r..
day uthorwis. n,. r,,I. ,.,.., ,.,.
-. "'H
light ra,.. f,o,p s,,,tb .r.,.. i....'..,.,
ses several ,,r. az r,i.,. ,..,i......
went af ANan sf.,.l., .i'..
hrorsht t-a+ m. v.,t., ... ..''..
-. ..........., '''' "". ''''.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

KANSAS CITY. Aprn is--Caitle-
Receipts i2.sec. beef steers ana year.
iings weak To s;e lower. early ton steer.
MS: tat she stock steady To- H. lower
Hedium 10 g~cd cows s5.i09 ; 20;
choice heifers s7.se: huh oiners s. ooG
40: common and medium calv,s un.
evenly lower. many ss.eoa 100. al 9TH
~ cissses generally STEADY: best veal
ese Ss.eoes.oo: feeders s..s0a \ 90.
stockers ss.7sa5.ss. cannsfs and cut
isrs ss..56A2s. hulls s...sal.s0.
Hexs-Receipis iS.oeo. opening 100
fsc lower; closing fully .c lower. Ia,s
81 top ge.is: huls II sales sa.-u4
ie.is: packing sow~ s. soas,s. g,o
pigs scarce and STEADY desirable llpd.
sle.ee9ie.ss.
sheep-Receinls aao. sheep steady
"a &c lower; sheln TeNas wethcr-s g. 90
os.ss: wooded lambs ,,rong to ia high
er: top tisss.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

NEW YORK, April is.-May hpgl.
'Lition and selling Of forward months
hy refincrs along with poor showing
In grain. carried cotton seed oil lower
today. ~ the close November was one
point loyer and other months 10 10 10
net lower. Sales y coo barrels Prime
crude ss.i5 sales: prime summer vel.
low spot sii.2Sh SO. MAY sii 40: July
sil-sS. September siiee. all hid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
STOCKS PRICES At
: FIRST REACTIONARY


NEW YORK. Aril iS--in striking
contrast 20 initial dealings OF the past
fsw weeks. opening prices IN the stock
market today were decidedly reaction
ara. Yesterdays record operations
and the unstable movement Of certain
iseders. especially the oils. evidently
pronoiso q renewal 81 short selling
although rails showed marked firmn.ss
anekir studehaksr. Mldyale. Baldwin.
bsthslhefn. Westinghouse Mexican Pr.
froleum ana Atlantic Gulf loot sub.
stanttai fsaetions. STANDARD OF OF
California, Q. >. Rubber. :, Paul. Al.
clkscn. Illinois Central. New Have'
and Coca Cola. featured the markets
ssrpnser side. Readings me point r..
ascion reflected the latest aspects o.
The coal strike.
Losses among oils. s,es,s and equip.
n,snts were extended In the >furthsr
selling Of the final hour and rails for
feiied part OF their gains The closing
was heavy. Sales Appropriated I. zee
600 shares.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
chkasa Ii.esi~k.
-

CHICAGO. April is.--Catilc receipts
il.gee. besf steers 10 to %. lawer; top
$3.50. bulk s..io6S.so. lat shipping
stock weak To % of; bulls generally
si0w about steady: veal calves aud
sfcck-rs strong To . high.f Hulk veal
ers s!.ess '.se 10 Iacs~rs. hula s;orkurs
and Feeders :e.sat;.ss.
Hogs. receipts l5.ooe: opening steady
to strong; closing mosily 10 lower on
lighter weights; others steady TO 10
lower than yesterdays average; ship.
prss bought abou, s.eee: holdovers mod.
crate; tops early io,se: bulk ss.soaio 20:
TAss dull.
sseep. receipts s.ese. Cat lamhs strong
70 J, higher: sheep steady: wooded lan5
Top is,is; bulk is.sGfs.:o: shorn ton
is& bulk i2..sai3.ss few native
spfins hinhs is.seais.se; few wooded
sw>s sec down: shorn SIS down.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
Sugar.

NEW YORK. Auril iS.-The raw
sugar market was easy today. Spot
culas sold az ~ cents cost aud
freight. equal To- 3ss for centrifugal and
Porto Ricos were quoted az $50. There
were sales ~ 5000 hugs OF Porto Rlcos
and !o.eoo laies Il cuban for prompt
shipment while 10000 hays q Cuias
late April and MAY leading were sold 20
operators a. 3.9s 10 s.0l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
WHEAT PRICES DOWN
AFTER HIGH STARTING


f'hitAGo. April is Notwithstand.
ing display ~ a stubborn nro, liyity to
A. higher, wheat prices weakened At
the last today, affected fur the most
part hy New York stock market de.
cIines and BY misgivings over Euro
f'csn diplomatic tangies. whra, CLOSED
heavy. ic TO lac net lower. with MAY
N.5ss to ti.5sis. and July ti.g3N TO
u.gSis. Corn finished 7.c 60 &c down
cats of &C 70 lac. aud provisions va.
wing IRON unchanged figures to set.
hack Of lee
ChanErs ia prices of c,rn and oats
appeared To depend almost entirely on
the turns made by wheat.
Provisions lacked support.
Open. High. Low. Close
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
I0&VCSC Moi KcC 1V6WS
SHARP ADVANCE IS
MARKED IN COTTON
ny Associated Pres.

NEW YORK. Arul Is gcpuris 81
unfayofahl" weather iu th. South anu
talk 81 q continued Improvement ln
h cotton gou'ls situation ted to fur.
thcr SHARP advance u the cotton mar.
bet tosiay.
The hulliSh futures must generally
rmphasizrd however were M, unset.
ti'd weather be- thc holt ana reports ~
q mot' active demand fur cotton rrod-
The latter we're accompanied hy claims
that pti'r~ were unpfuutahlr aud that
r'auuiacturrrs were wilkins 10 seil only
tot siint uf nstr hy delivery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
Ih,ri, Ilnn,l.


~ AtfnI iaird fr,ss
N.N YORK. Aprl Lib,ry
'"nds 'los.d is's aseg. nra .. 90 20
hid. se.oni a. 'gss. n,st lI5.. eg>o.
Second lis $3.50 hud ii.r. 5000.
Nicto1 ; 3ts ioool vguy s..s
i0Ot6
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

CHICAGO. April d. Potatoes stead,
Wisconsin sack"i round whites 81 cos
l.'e cwi; Minnesota sacked red r4vcfs
fi.ss cwi. Idaho sacked rugais 81 GOa
lie cwi.. Idaho -acN'd fusseis 81 l0a
60 cwt. Colorado sacked brown beau.
ties sl.esG i.n cwi New stock slight
y sironger, Florida Siuilllng Rose No.
ts.eid5so Va. ss.5sGs00.
Butter unchanged Eggs higher: re-.
csiEIs 4,.uel eases first - s.4G24
Poultry. alive unchanged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
Liverpool Cotton.

LIVERPOOL. Aprr ls-Co,ton spot
att. iFtss barely steady: good mid.
az io7e. fully rniddllng 1919; mid.
ding i".-'; low Iniddling 80: good OF.
.i'suy Ns- ordinary sl. sales 7.O00
flc-. Heiud.us e.000 American.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

NEW Nplik Np.' fS--An opening
advance eft @ o. % points boz the market
fur roff'" failures ,.tIhlls .rd new high
records tur ihr srr.,1 hut attracted
considerable rl'iz.ug while ther. was
tifo sor' s.llIus h.ra for European ac
count Af'' selling 90 iU.s MAY con.
tracts reacted to 1910 While September
eascd OF from luu6 leo a.S5. with the
n.ark,t closing go u,t declnr ~ TO
IT, Iiniuts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
Wichita Nsrksi.

WICHITA. kans.. April ls.-Hogs
LIN tnarss' lie lower: top 1890: bulk
S.ss9s.ss; top cut outs. see.
S1tue 600. market steady. beef steers
".seeI.so beef heifers sss5a5.ss: beef
COWS st.eess-.;; stcckers and feeders
Nses..ss: stock COWS aud h.lfcrs ss.ss
osSe; bulls t3ssas.7s. veal calves
ss.eoe..se. heavy calves sseeass0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

NEW YORK. April iS.-Demand for
mcortate lots Of sheetings ana min,
cloths f~ May 'June delivery continued
STEADY ioda, and prizes were firm with
suEni rising tendency. Yarns sold
more fr~~iy AZ low pslc~s wooi yo,-,'
wsre Stead, bat worst-ds wer. lrresu.
isf ana quiet silks wsf. quls, AMI
nehons h'fis more active. Bar.aps
fornd hcfirf rs-au-~,S on linens steady
hut On arsive demand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
J. F. BROMER7, %. c.

Amariiio's original Chiroprac'n- re
tnbllshsd five years Complet. X.Ray
'srvice Phone io7ssoao New hrs
ton Western Building. across from the
"uurt house.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

LOUIS. April is.-whost No /.
red IA; No. J, ti.paI.ss.
Con- No. yellow 60 las; No. J.
"a i.soso.
sssss No : xhi,s - I.s: No. J. al,
90 IL.
cHIcAGo. April is.-wheat No. 2
nsfd va ss@i.s. Ia. Corn No. ? mix.
"a ~ i-shse -; No. yellow so .40
u u. Oats No white - -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

.fittf ~ W.
fluctuations sharp uptufns and equal.
h ssaip reactions featured the trad.
ing ~ ''ii"u t",lai iur q while u
was much ~ q weather market aud
heavy buying resulted from too much
rain in ih" BEL. sud .'iI '. tr" rff'.
t: The ,uid wave loo ih' West 49, il ad.
Nantgd ,HtfNi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
TEXAS Cotton.

~ Asso<afsd Prss
pALi.As. April is.-cotton mlddlinx
steady. tis.eo.
Galveston steady. siTas.
Houston. sseady si..ss.
, 1922-09-11
World Results
By Leased Wire
DIAMOND VETS
DON UNIFORMS
Former Lee lie Stars Meet III
Game Te-Ay on Braves
Field, Boston.

BOSTON. Sept lI-Basebail stars
Of other days ook the places Of pres
ent day players at Braves Field to-
day. cy Young. grand old pitcher.
Jimmy Collins. and Bill carrigan.
OF world champion teams,
were prominent figures on the Ameri-
can league side and Fred Tenncy,
Johnny Evers, Bobby Low and Kid
Nichols on the National league vet
Grams side.
Rosters Of the teams follow.
American League Team-Parent.
EStnie Wagner. S.; Barry. shean. 2b.:
Jimmie Collins. Harry Lord. 3d.; Tom
Dowd. Jack Hoei. H.; seibach. Clyde
lEngie. CT; Lachance, Davis. 1b.; Pat
Dougherty. Dannie Murphy RI; Car
riEan Farrell. c.; Young. TannehIn,
Dlneen, D.
Nationai-Hmiiton. Goode. CT;
Tucker. Tenney. 1b.; Lajoie. Sweeney,
Evers. 2b.; Burkett. Donovan, IT,:
Bannon. Anderson. r.: Lowe. Brad
ley. 3d.; Radford. C~onnaghton, S.;
Merritt. Archer. Bergin. c.: Nichols.
Chesbro. Klodebanz, Lewis. p.
, 1922-09-11
A.. j. FINALS
ARE UP TODAY
Three-Day Program of Track
and Field Events at Newark
Near End.

NEWARK. n. j.. Sept. 11.-Relay
and a%ll-around championships, final
events on the three day program of
the National A. A. U. track and field
title meet, was scheduled here today.
All five Of the, relay titles-the
quarter, half. mile. two miles and four
miles-were captured last year at
Pasadena. Cal, by the New York A.
c. but the winged foot stars faced
stiff opposition today especially from
the Meadow Brook club of Philadel-
phia. the Illinois. A. C., OF Chicago,
and the Boston A A
, 1922-09-11
Sport Calendar

Trotting.
Grand circuit meeting opens at syria,
cuse.
Golf.
Canadian women's championship
tournament opens at Toronto.
Western women's championship
tournament opens at st. LOUIS.
Tennis.
Mems national singles championship
tournament. at Philadelphia.
Middle states women's Championship
tournament at Philadelphia.
Shooting.
Grand American handicap tourna-
ment opens at Atlantic City.
Yachting.
International races Of six meter
boats on long Island sound.
Horse Show.
Opening OF shows at Syracuse and
Louisville.
Boxing.
Lew Tender VS.. Ever Hammer. s
rounds at Philadelphia.
Johnny Buff VS.. Pancho villa, Is
rounds. at Brooklyn.
Terry Martin VS.. Johnny Curtin. L.
rounds at Jersey City.
Pinkey Mitchell VS.. Tommy O'Brlen.
10 rounds, at Milwaukee.
, 1922-09-11
First IN NeDS
OF All EUents
LEAGUE SEASON
To Be ADVANCED
Will Start Next Year on April
10 Instead of April II,
Report.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The start
OF the 1921 major league baseball sea
son VIII be moved back a week, from
April 10 to April II. according TO a
decision said to have been rcached
among club owners and revealed to.
day.
The change was regarded as largely
IN the interest OF tho New York clubs,
giving the Yankees additional time 20
prepare for the opening OF their new
stadium N Harlem and the Giants
a change TO complete reconstruction
OF a large part OF the Polo grounds.
, 1922-09-11
FORT WORTH Gets FIRST
CAME OF DIXIE SERIES

FORT WORTH. Texas, Sept. IL
first game of the annual Dixie
series between the pennant winners OF
h Texas hague and of the Southern
association will be played in Fort
Worth, 1t was announced here today.
The series viii start either Saturday
or Sunday, the first two games being
played in Fort Worth and the next
three in Mobile. Then the teams Will
return to Fort Worth for one game
II such is necessary. The best -four
games out of even will decide the
championship.
, 1922-09-11
@ q W.. THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
I3,OOO-MILE
MOTORCYCLE
TRIP ENDED

sAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ia mo
torcycIe trip Of 1900 miles through p
states was completed today when
clarenes a RugEies. rs. Of Atlanta.
Ca. o into San Francisco. Tn
tour lasted Is weeks and during that
time he v slept under a root ..or
ate n food other than that prepared
by himself along tho roadside. he said.
The trip cost me about one cent a
mile" Ruggies asserted, "and it con.
WINGED me that there is much TO be
done in the matter OF good roads. In
one place II took a week to cover ten
miles,
, 1922-09-11
Missouri Will
Broadcast Grid
Results, Report

COLUMBIA, Mo. Sept. 11.-Home
games OF the University OF Missouri.
football team this year viii for the
first time be broacasted IRON
the field by wireless telephone.
The game will be described direct
ly into the microphone by a student
on the field. and. judging from re-
cent tests Of the b~roadcasting sta
tion here, should be easily heard over
the greater part OF Missouri, ana
much farther II weather conditions
are favorable.
Football and basketball IN
the Missouri valley conference We're
several times described bV wireless
telegraphy last year. but so far NJ
Is known here. this Is the first at.
tempt to use the wireless telephone
for this work.
, 1922-09-11
TRAPSHOOTERS
IN BIG MEET
Annual Handicap Champion
ships at Stake With 700
Contestants Entered.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J., Sept. IL
More than 700 crack shots. represent.
ing all sections OF North America.
were entered in the t~wentythird an.
nual grand American handicap trap.
shooting championship starting here
today.
Featuring today's card was the Is
yard championship in which many OF
the eountry's best shooters were en-
tered.
, 1922-09-11

DC Triumph over the AthIetics IO-2,
and FL, increasing the teams advsnt-
age over the st. Louis Browns TO one
and a half games. The Giants mauled.
Dutch Ruether and Leon Galore Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers for a 1914 decl-
sion. putting tho champions four and
, 1922-09-11

CLOVIS. n. M.-Amnrillo won the
West Texas baseball league cham
pionship defeating Clovis 3 games TO
| in the po~st,season series.
, 1922-09-11
NEVILLE WIS TITLE.

belmont. CAL-John f. Neville
won the California golf championship
for the fourth time. defeating Robert
Hunter. Berkeley, IL and Q in the
finals.
, 1922-09-11
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire

stars Of Canada Great Britain and the
United States oed off in the qualify
ing round Of the Canadian women's
golf championship.
, 1922-09-11
B GAME.

CLINTON. n. 1.-The Boston Ma.
tionals won an exhibition game from
the Doherty SILK sox OF thi scity. .
10 4. in IL innings.
, 1922-09-11

ST. LOUIS, No. Sept. 115By The
Associaed Pressl-with the course re
ported to be in perfect condition, the
twentieth annual championship tour
nament OF the Western Women's
Golf association. opened at the Glen
Echo Country club here today. The
tournament will end next Saturday.
All matches will be IS holes. The
qualifying round will be played Mon
day, FIRST round match piayy Tuesday.
second round match play wednesday,
third round match play Thursday.
semisfinals match play FRIDAY. and
finals Saturday.
PlayerE making the thirty-two best
scores in qualification will be eligible
20 compete for the title. The sixteen
next best scorers play for the Glen
Echo trophy. sixteen next for the as
socsation sup. and the sixteen next
for the solace trophy.
First round matches in all consola-
tons and for non-qualifierr will be
Wednesday. Finals in the trophy
competitions and consultations classes
will be played Friday.
The entry list closed with a repre-
sentative field. Among the first en-
trants were Mrs. Melvin Jones OF
Chicago. present champion, and Mrs.
J. W. Douglass, also O. Chicago, last
years runnerup.
, 1922-09-11
twirled the Hugmen to a dou-

a half anne in front Of the threaten.
ing Pittsburgh Pirates.
The New York clubs oppose rival
Chicago outfits in a series beginning
Wednesday, the Yankees facing the
White Sox in tho west. while the
, 1922-09-11

Giants clash with the Cubs at the Polo
grounds.
Ferguson held Washington to four
bits and Boston won. 6 TO 1. while
Cincinnati outslugged tho st. Louis
Cardinals 13 to S in the only other
major ler -fzs Apmes PLAYED.
, 1922-09-11
Mitchell Meets
O'Brien Tonight

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Sept. H.
Pinkey Mitchell. Milwaukee. and Tom
my o'Brien. Los Angeles. lightweight
bowers, are prepared for their 1O-round.
~no-decision boxing contest here to
night. The stipulated weight IS I35
pounds at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
, 1922-09-11
WOMEN'S GOLF
PLAY LAUNCHED
international Meet at Toronto
and Western at st. Louis
Open.

TORONTO. Sept. 1L--Ninety-two
women golf stars OF Canada. Great
Britain and the United States began
play here today in the IS hole qualify
lag round OF the 17sh annual Cana
Clan women's championship. The
thirtx-two players with the best
scores will be bracketed In match play
beginning Tuesday.
Miss Alexa Sterling of New York.
former American national champion
and Canadian title holder in 1890.
headed the representatives, OF the
United States.
, 1922-09-11
YANKEES and GIANTS INCREASE
LEADS In RACE FOR remnants

CHICAGO. Sept. 11.rWith the final battles against their
western rivals only two days off, the Yankees and Giants pos
sessed increased margins in the pennant races today as a re-
suit of Sundays victory while their leading opponents were
idle.
Joe Bush and Waite Hoyt twirled the Hugmen to a dou-
, 1922-09-11

WOMEN STARS COMPETE.
TOR0NTO@Ninety-two women golf
, 1922-09-11

Pay mp for your Trpune and get
Q key for every soc paid. S-1s-tf
Meet Me at the smokehouse.
, 1922-09-11

SATURDAY N A
National League.
Chicago Al. Pittsburgh rs.
Boston s, Brooklyn 6.
New York 8, Philadelphia 2.
St. Louis II, Cincinnati 10,
, 1922-09-11

American League.
Washington 2. New York 3.
Cleveland 8. Chicago 2.
Detroit o, st. Louis is.
Philadelphia so. Boston Is.
, 1922-09-11

Meet me at the sma4ehouse..
, 1922-09-11

National League.
AT Brooklyn 4. New York 10.
Al Pittsburgh-C Chicago, rain.
At Cincinnati 10. st. Louis 8.
, 1922-09-11

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, 1922-09-11
Last Scores
SUNDAY FINALS.
American League.

At New York 1913. Philadelphia 81
At washington 1, Boston 6.
At st, Louis-Detroit, rain.
Evening star., 1922-10-22
NY JAMldS A. TOBDY.

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