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The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
SHAWKEY BESTS
SHOCKER BEFORE
:, CROWD OF $4,000
Cobb's Mark for Game
Hits Tied by Sisters
Double.
By w. B. HANNA.

. ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 1s-New
York Yankee. stepped a game and a
half to the front of the battling
Browns scoring a 2-to-1 victory in
the first game of the crucial series
before 10000 wild fans here this
afternoon.
Shawkey had tie better of Shock
er for the second time this season.
IL was a pretty pitchers duel but
the Huggins veteran was clearly
the better man.
--.-- SisIer Ties Mark
George Sisler. crippled arm and
all. returned to his station at the
initial sack. and. in addition to per-
forming in his brilliant style at 4,
important station. smacked out a
double in the fourth inning which
tied Ty Cobb's mark for hits in
forty consecutive games. 1t was
as>ls's only smash of the battle and
aNa:Isd nothing bu. gave him his
'hanc. to set a new mark.
Hanks scored first blood in the
second frame when Meusel opened
with a c.edm blow to center and ad-
vanced 10 second on Jacobson's
tumble Ward sacrificed him to
third and Scott spilled the works by
pIs-t,ng the first ball pitched in
center field.
Dugam opened the third with a
single. advanced to third on Ruth's
b nsle and scored on Pipp's long
fly.
Gerber Scores.
Gerber reached first on a slow
roller to Ward in the sixth and
advanced on Shocker's out, took
third on Tobin's safe infield tap.
and scored on Fosters single. To-
bin stopped at third and was strand
ed when Sisler poked into a double
play.
The game was hard and bitterly
fought. but cleanly played. with the
big crowd acting in a fair and
sportsmanlike way except for a
single instance in the ninth inning.
Just after Bob Meusel had caught
a fy for the first out in that inning
Whitley Witt was seen to drop sud
ward, his blond hair tumbling over
his forehead.
BADLY Injured.
Meusel ran to him. the game was
halted, and players as we'll as doz-
ems of spectators ran to see what
was the matter. Witt had been hit
10y a pop bottle thrown by some
body behind him. The thing was so
unexpected that scarcely anybody
knew for a moment what had hap
pened. The pop bottle dealt Witt
a nasty blow.
II struck him on the forehead as
he was running toward the ball.
lie was carried from the field un-
conscious. hanging Imply over the
arms of those carrying him. He
was bleeding from the forehead.
The bottle was thrown from the
bIeachers by a man standing up. it
was said. The episode created a
big commotion. but the police were
prompt to take the situation in
hand.
A physician who examined Witt
said his forehead was cut somewhat
BADLY. but that the injury was not
50 serious as to lay the player up
long.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
Second Game.

lotats. - ~ Il T"'n's-.. 81 IL "a ls
'Batted for Carlson In ninth
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh. ....... s0O0l o o-6
Phtllies. .........,.... . 0a IS
Runs-Maranville ga. Carey fal. Bigbee.
Carlson. wriehtstone., Williams. Walker C2l.
Lee Leslie. Benton. Peters. ErrorS-wright
stone. Walker. Leslie Benton ca. Earned
runs-rittshurgh. 3: PhiIlie~. =. Left on
bases Pittsburgh. =; Philiies. :. Twolhas.
hits-walker Maranville. Benton. uomr
nn-Leslie. Sacrifice hit-Tierney. stolen
hase-Carey. Double plays-MRrsnville to
Tierney to Grimm; Rapp TO Parkinson: Big
hee tunassisted). Bases balls-On Brown
.; on Carlson, l; on Behan. 5. Struck out
BY Carlson. 2: by Behan. I. Pitching re
cord-Hits on Brown. in . innings: of
Carlson. in innings. Losing pitcher
Carlson. Time-I:43. Umpires snd
Hart.
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First Game.

Tota's. 30 I6 % g Totals. Al Is 81 Il
'Batted for Meadows in fifth.
tBatted for Pinto in eighth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh. .......... o Ill
Phillies. s.............. 90 % Il q
Runs-Maranville Cary. BigbAe. Rus
sell. Tierney. Trayn"r tSl. Grimm. Schmidt
Conner. Walker. Ilenline t2l. Lee. Leslie,
Parkinson. Errors s-Maranville (2l. Grimm
Rapr. Fletcher. Walker. Henline. Left on
bases Pittsburgh. L.: Ph!iIies. II. Two
base hits-Schmidt. Bigbee. Grimm. Three
hase hit-Traynor. Home runS-Hen Inc.
Lee. Parkinson. Sacrifice hit-Cooper. Sac
rihce n"--RussP'l Cooper. Leslie First base
On errors-Pitts shureh. l: Phill!es. l. Double
play Msrsnvine 20 Tierney to Grimm.
Bases on balls-Oh Coo9er .: Of Meadows.
/: of Pinto. I: on sing 'eton. Struck ont
-Rr Co"He-. 3: hy Meadows. 3: by Pinto. Z.
ft by pitched ban-By Singleton tTrAynorl.
wi'd ritch-Meadows Hits-on M-adows
la in innings: OF Pinto. in : innings:
Oh Singleton. in I inning. Umpires Hart
ard Sentelle. TimP-a:0a
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
PILLS AND PIRATES
DIVIDE TWIN BILL

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1s.-The Phils
dropped their eighteenth game Of the year
to the Pirates in the first game Of tcday's
double header. IL TO 6. They captured the
night cap. the second they have won from
the Pirates this season. s to g
The first was entitled wilbur Cooper In
quest Of his twenty He got IL and
now leads the league in number Of victories.
The scores:
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Liberty scored a 4-to-3 victory
over the Third Baptist nine yester-
day in well played game. LeachS
hitting for the winers featured
i.Ibertys meei Mou ton A. e. On
diamond No. 4, Monument lot, at =
o'clock today.
Cherrydale Athletic Association
viii meet the Garrison Athletic
Club in the Arlington County cham
pion ship series TO-DAY on the for
mer grounds. The Cherrydalcs are
,eading the series with six vic
tories and no defeats.
Moline Athletic Club elected
Rosenberg as captain of this years
eleven, with AL. Sherman as man
ager. They expect to put forth a
strong team in their class. Gold
stein. Shlar. Tash. Chaplin. Rosem,
Bulman, Abramson. Reiter Stein.
Danzansky Bernstein. Hinlcle. Flu
TO and kluft are expected to report
for the first call. All candidates
are requested to report ."diy
at Seventh and o street northwest
at 10 o'clock for practice.
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Totals. 81 II % q Totals. 81 81 -
St Io1is n q u q o.
Bos'on I u u 1-2
ABattrd forWatsrn in eighth.
zRatted for RoSer in ninth.
RunS-Smih. IIorrshy. Rott"m'ry. Sher-
dol. O'Ne1. Nicholson Two-base hits
Horn>hv. Nixon Three base hts-Ro tom
ley Nicholson Home r"u-Rottorn 'ey
Stolen hase-Rnttnmley. Sarrihca hi'-K. rf
Do"h'e play-Kopf to Ford to Henry Left
on hasrs-St. I.oris. o: Boston. = Bases on
halls-Of ShprdeI. I. Watson. .: Genewtch
l. Struck out-Rv SherdeI !: Watson .:
Gcnewich. I. IIi's-On Wat~or. II in q
innings: cf Genpwirh. o in I Hit hy sher-
del-Watson. Nicholson. Tmoires--McCor-
mick and Moran. Time-1:43
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
Allen TO Coach Navy Five.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Sept. ls.-Iieut.
Charles Allen, former center and cap
tain Of the Naval Academy baskeths 4
team. has been appointed head coach
that branch. succeeding Billy Lush
He is now on duty at the academy ami
will start active work with the SQUAD
as soon as the football sea- son is over.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

Totals. ~ Z - III TOTALS. II l3 q q
'Fsttr'T-f"T Ferguson in seventh.
il;stted Tor Russell in eighth
Srurp by innings:
t'H~iuu -.-.-...--- " " " " ! -
t'.iragu. ...-....-. col. " q - > u q 70
n>-BuTuS. Harris. Hooper. Collins.
Sr""ly. M"Stil -. Fslk. Seha'k t2D. Faber.
Etrur>-COllins. Sheely. Mcclellan Three
h-~' hit MuStil TwO-hase hits-Pratt
Ilurprr 80. Sacrifice hitS-J Collins
O'EoUrke Falk Mcclellan. Faber Struck
cut Bv karr. I: hy Ferguson. 1; by Piercy.
.: hv Fahcr. . Bases on balls-On Karr,
? N Ferguson =; Of Fsber. l. Umpire-
III d.brand and Chill
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Run>-Dugan. Meusel. Gerber Error-Ja-
svhSpn. Tw0-ba>e hitS-IacObson, Siser.
M-u~ei Sacrifice hits-Ward, Pipp. Gerber
Double p'ay~-WaTd TO Scott to Pipp; Sew
arrid to McManuS. Dugan 10 Pipp. Struck
out Ry Sb".ker g. by Shawkey, ;. Left
m hasaS-St Louis. ;: New York. Q. I'm
rirrS-Eyans. Dinc.'n and Guthrie
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
Cubs and Dodgers
Split D0ubLe-Hedder

NEW YORK. Sept. ls.-chicaEo and
Brooklyn broke even in their double header
here today. Chicago took the FIRST game.
to ). and Brooklyn the second. / 10 o.
The scores:
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

High. Errurs- Hoilocher ca John
ston. Sacrifice hits-keene. Shriver Drt-
BILE play-olSon 10 johnston 20 Mitchell
Left On hasrs-Chi-ags. 4: Rrooklyn :
Rsse on error- Brsuklyn. l. Str~k out nv
Shriver. 2: by Keene. B. Bases on hans-or
shrivcr :: OF keene. l. Um9irrs Klein
and westervelt
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

Runs-Burns. Rousch. Fonseca. Bohne t2i.
Pinelli t2l. WinEo. Rawlings. Frisch ~,
Meusel. Errors-Luque. Rawlings. stenEel,
Mcouillan. Two base hits-Lnque. Bohne.
Three-base hits-Duncsn. Burns. Home run
-Frisch. Sacrince ny-wingo. Sacrifice
hits-Bohne. Duaus. Rousch. Double play
-Frisch 10 Rawlings; Young TO Frisch. Hts
or NcQuillsn. in ! Ia innings: Ryan.
Loque. 8; Ryan. 3; yonnsrd. ?. Bases on
bslls-on McouiIlsn. !; Ryan. 2 Umpires
-QuiEley and Rigler. Attendance-S3o0 o0o.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
BOtt0mIey's Circuit
CLOHt Beats BrdUeS

BOSTON. Sept. l6-st. Louis defeated
Boston. 4 to .. in the National League
game here today, Bottomley helping the win
ners by s,amming out a homer. The score:
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
ROn,nleL Wins 23d,
Beating Tribe, 81

80 ENEI.ANn. Sept. 1G.-The Athletics
hatt"d Ihl- freely aud to"k the first game
Of tho series her today. to 1. R"mmel
woT his twenty -tldrd game Of the season.
aiIoW ing only four hits. Score:
Al n n A
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

Two bnse khs-GosIIn, Judge.
Three base hit-Harris. Sacrfnce
hit-Franeis. Cobb, Jones, Cut
shaw. Sacrifice hy-Cobb. Stolen
bases-Jones, Rigney. Double play
-Cutshaw to Rigney 70 Haney.
BASES on balIs-On Francis, 4; or
Oldham, 2, OF Warmoth Il, on
Erickson, 4, OF Briilheart. 1. struck
out-By Francis, 2, by Oldham, q,
by Erickson, 4; by BrilIheart, 1.
Umpires-Nnllin and Connolly.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

Runs-ststI HoIlocher. Terry. Grimes C2l.
Miller AldridFe. Johnston (2l. B. Griffin.
Nyers. schmandt Errors-Terry Ca Olsen
schmandt Two-base hits-Grimes s-hmandt
Terry. Three-base hit-Myers. Home run
Miller. Sacrifice hit-Aldridge. stolen bases
kelleher. Johnston. Wheat Double play
Jones. In l-3 innings. Left on bases
Chicago. 6: Brooklyn. Z. First base on er-
rors-ChicaGo. 1; BroOklyn. 2. STRUCK out
BY Ruether. 1; by Jones. 2 Bases On balls
OR Ruether. q: OF Jones. 2: on Aldridgs.
]. Passed bail-Deberry. Umpires-kl-m
and westervelt.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

Games with the waverly team
scheduled to be played Monday at
the Union League grounds has been
Cancelled.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

huns-burns. Daubert, Rawlings f4L
Friseh t2l. Kelly f2D. Errons-Harrr1rs
PineIli. Bohne. DonohBe. Two-baSe hits
Meusel, FOnseca. Three-base hit-Rswlings.
Home run-kelly. sscrince fly-Young
sacrince hit--Meusel. Stolen bsse-Fri.rh.
Double play-Bsneroft TO Rawlings TO Kel-
ly. Hits-On Donohue. = In 9 innings. Left
on bsses-cincinna<i. 10; Giants. g. Struck
out-By J. Barnes. 1; Dooohue. ). Base
on balloon Donohue. 8; Gillespie. /.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
BIIf=61 =61Rsezzza3sz s2!:4!!agz'!!
HERE SHE COMES.

Yes, here she comes-the grand old game,
The old Hip, hip! and all the rest.
Where peaceful eyes are now ahame
And frenzy grips the bulging breast.
Where soon epistles scorch our hide,
Complaining in these bitter tones
why all this boost for Tackle Hydel
He isn't in the class with Jones"
Yes, here she comes-the Grand Old Stuff
Some Institution is the phrase;
The essence of all hectic fluff
And yet the dream of autumn days
Where Owen plows his way to fame,
Where Jordan makes rush-line trip,
We've counted seconds till it came,
So now 60 to it-let 'er ripi
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
White SOr WallOp
Dufy's Clan, go

CUiCNGO. sept I6-Ths White SOx cele-
hrHt"d the h"isting NJ the 1921 city pennant
nag by defeating the Red SOx. . to .. here
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
Ffrst Game

Totals. IS Il n II Totsls. 80 Tt.s 4
sRan for wir1s In ninth.
Aldridge replaced Jones In third
tFriberg out; hit by batted ball
7. griffith batted for Ruether in ninth.
Score by inninfs:
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

MOhnwks and General Ac-
counting Ofice mines. cham
pions Of the CITY League and
Independent SandIot loop, will
meet for the District amateur
baseball title In n three-gnme
series this week.
Management of the two teams
nGreed last night to stage the
games ON Tuesday, wednesday
and Thursday evenings at
Union League Park. All gamen
VIII start Mt ; O'Clock. Any
postponed game will be played
on Friday.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
Standing or the Clubs

Detroit. .: Washington. !.
New Pork. .: st. louis, l.
Chicago, q: Boston, .
Philadelphia. q: Cleveland. l.
Todays Games
Washington at Detroit.
New York at St Iouis
Boston at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cleveland
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

Sterling Club, winners of the Y.
NJ. H. A championship. will travel
to Baltimore today to meet the
Y. NJ. II. A. team of that city.
The Sterling Club also will meet
the Richmond. Norfolk and Peters
burg y. NJ. II. A. teams for the
Middle Atlantic championship.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
Fiut Game

TOTALS. ss 10 q I7i Totals. 81 Il 27 u
sBstted for DOnohue In tn.
tBstted for Harper in 9th.
Score by inninss:
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Totals. IS IL 81 u Totals, slI27 u
Replaced McQuillan 10 I'd.
tBatted for Ryan in "a
sBstted for Jonnard in Eth
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

The old Hip. ip hip and ali The rest. '' s'"@
And A1s.i frenzy grips the busns breast s:s.
Whf compnoa sGoR n ps: ssss. 'sS,eh ssh s% hide
why ali this boost for Tackle Hydea
He isn't n class with Jones"
ss.h Yes here 5.:l: she s0mss-he Grand Old Stuff
The essence = all aua
ASl And yet nI the dream rssIn Of f.. autumn days
Ws: Where G~ia Jordan pos @sHs. hi: ,rSSse w:S is ns p
So now GO to h~iet er rpi
onside Kicks
fact 5 the % Sf 1n of S Ts 0 som % the
pressure than you might think existed
Many back by pungng through an opening
Which is no great variation from life
Pennant Winners
ST fos rs1e Ssa''i
TS Browns se' "a $ f With hHi d eoans .bo.
George e. ser isle Of Michigan have their chance They faiR
and %ben the Yanfs are ns ES sd SH R
o.. good pitcher would have ynked them safely through
ysaf has eonib"sed
In fan gossip here and you very Rommel
rather a than IAN matter Of per It happens that umPes have
pitcher good enough with to win over
It be by the fight takes place that
that both will be by that
The Football Strain
Modern football isn't upon physically as the
old driving. hiking play order game now
sixteen along. of mental
strategy old football and there
there were only threats the kick
has been added the forward something a per
OF three
The modern player defense his guard
has the ability o ff run "aT or pss an GR0iaH Re b
The defensive side under ordinary
he complete handle all the afternoon
begins upon the nervous system which
given little 1t for this grow
heavily armored And when there
rs immediate break the physical side
machine today that isn't mentally and physically up
against it,
vel known college way back to early training was
discussing TINS side OF the day suppose
said the odmer pretty battered up at the
end ot hard game They have been physically pretty
used But don't believe they felt
Go In the old days when around your end
you nailed him with all had Now he may
ball else and there Won are on, 81
1t isn't 80 much tackng the uncertainty that
ou don't know whether block
close to nervous wreck you against shcwd
coached team that can pass. run and kick"
The Old Sticks
There IS nothing that quite
ball coach who hnds old homestead he
There is something in the each ia
and that holds them from one decade another
A. Stagg OF Chicago; F. H. Yos, OF Michigan Warner
Of Pittsburgh W. Heiman, OF Pennsylvania Williams of
Minnesota and others coaching over
They have left century behind and are on their
another. ~ - W '
Changes quicker East than thev do in the West
In the West the coach who twenty wears at one
filling in '
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

1esterda-s Results
New York. y; Cincinnati, 2 first camel.
Cinrinati. S; New York. 4 Isecond game,
81. Louis. 4: Bosttn, .
pittsburgh. II; Philadelphia first game,
Philadelphia. $; Pittsburgh. 6 I'D camel,
Chicago, I: Brooklyn, 5 first camel.
Brooklyn, 1; Chicago, o ed game. 10 inn. l..
Today's Game.
Cincinnati at New York
Chicago at Brooklyn
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

Dominican Lyceum team will bat
tie the toughest foe il has met this
season today. when the Rex Ath-
letic Clubs nine meets them on the
washington Barracks field. foot of
Four-and-a-half street southwest.
manager Greene OF the South
west clubmen will no doubt
put his best possible lineup
on the field. while Wright of
the crack Northeast aggregation
VIII depend on the following. Tet-
rault. Mccarthy. I;iseman B. Fitz-
gerald. Byrne, Giebel. Patterson,
Kelly. Schafer, J. Fitzgerald. Jen-
klns and Capt Eddie Carroll. The
game is scheduled to begin at 3
o'clock. Manager Wright requests
the above players to report at the
barracks at 1870 o'clock sharp.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

1t be by the time the DempseyWlls fight takes pla
neither Will be allowed to strike the other with
that both will be using by that date.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
The Football Strain.

Modern football isn't hard the payer
old driving, hiking play order
sixteen years along far Of mental There
strategy old football and there Drawn
here weight and power game
there were only two main threats, the kick and the
has been added the forward which adds
cent more to the OF the defense which
OF three
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
Ho. HUM.

xBatted for Warmoth I'm seventh.
xxBatted for Brillheart I'm ninth.
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
Second Game.

A'AsAHHs - . - - AsAhlN % y y
Score hy innings:
The Washington herald., 1922-09-17

Onside Kicks.
One Of the of
that the Yale Harvard
Saturday This spts ticket relieving more
pressure than you might think
Many back collects
made by the skill and guard
Which is variation from life.
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CRIPPLED WOMAN HAS 1,
MILLION DOLLAR TRADE
CONTINUED rnom PAGE one,


ftey her marriage. In Che confusion
that faii"wd fire In her home. shc
t,St her hslsnce and Zen down q stair
way.
I)octosr aid her cass was hopel.-ss
and thai SHE would die IN q month. That
becausc her spine was spill, In a iona
diagonal lln. an Injury In which. 30
ar as records ~. no person ever ms
survived
bht The DEBTORS were vrun,," she
pys God and my ~iIi power kap, me
INV. I've lived Co scc mos, ~ IN. dor
tors who sid would die PASS susy
themselves" ~
Mrs Bunncll laughed at her own
Joke.
Laugh Why. I do II an th. time. Z"
,he says. ITS the very best InedIsrlns
Know Of"
The crippled woman SAYS her b,lsi
ness ventures afe merely IN. harric,s
she erected between herself ana the
thoughts o, hcrslf.
One day she sold som. ptoperiv fSr n
friend by accident This was over ,ha
telephone. which Mrs Bunneli nuusfslls
her silent partner.
Then decided that II ! could sell
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AMARILLO BAR PREPARED
BANQUET FOR GOV. NEFF

. nep"rt was circulated IN Amarillo
saturday forenoon that GUv. Pat A..
Nrf would I've here eiriy IN the even.
ing. ana the Amarillo liar Asaoria ton
desiring 10 SHOW their appreciation for
IN. pr"s.nro ~ the chief executive.
made arrangements Ter an elegant
'n"net nj o'tiock ~ tia Amarillo
Hotel.
All arrangements wer. completed
md III" guests invited. aud then tho
Information cam. that Governor Nrfi
sas un his way from sIN,la 20 IIrr..
ford, and would not be- hcre for she
banquet. \ little after Z uciork IN the
evening the committee telephoned the
notsi that the banquet was OF.
Eiahofs's Decorations had been mr..
ranged. and IN. cakes bor. the Initials
Of Governor Neff. aud an orchestra
aus prcesut o. add 90 the elegance ~
the occasion. I, was stated that GOV.
cinor Seff was In no nmnner charge.
able Ia the disappointment. ~ h. did
cot have any Information about ~. ar.
angeinenis. and had previously or
|S,Rn.d III. iiinsrarv fnr this portion of
ue stale. his schrilic calling for
Hereford snsio,d 81. Amarillo SATURDAY
evening. So ~
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WILLIAMS WINS GOLF
CONTEST AT LUBBOCK

Otis Williams has ist returned from
Lubbock where he went to nttend the
SECOND annual invitation tournament
~ the Lubbock Golf and Country Club.
which was TO have been held April
~. 81 and Is. but on acyount Of tire
excessive rains. making II Lmpcssi, L.
fcr players from San Angelo. Abilene
aud other points To attend. the tourns.
ment was postponed 90 a later dat..
ThoSa players who did get there we.c
royalty entertained by the Lubbock
Club, having a banquet and dance CIV.
On In their honor and an informal
match was arranged among players rep.
rcsensing Post City. Idaiou. Lubbock
and Amarillo
osis Williams. OF Amarillo. won this
match when he defeated Mr.. Daalcls
OF Idalou and lowered the Lubbock
course record two strokes Mr.. Stevens
Of Posi City. came In with the second
best score and Mr.. Daniels. OF Idalou,
third. Mr.. Williams says the Lubbock
club is composed OF bunch 90 100 per
cent sports and they know how TO en-.
tertsin.
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WEARY LITTLE
Tors PLEAD TO !:
SEE OWN PApAS
CHILDREN'S CRUSADE TO
WASHINGTON GETS LIT.
TIE ENCOURAGEMENT
ny Associated rrss,

NASiiiNdToN. April s,.--thcckcd
somewhat by failure 10 ~. President
Harding. the "chlidren's crusade" which
invaded the Capitol. 70 strong. ,o'lsy On
behalf "f ~ war law ,iolators now
serving prison terms. 20, liiil. sncour.
agcment from Attorney General
Daugncrty a. Ia recommendation for
executive clen.nry ard werr uncertain
tonight of their neat move.
These was some talk tina, Mrs. Kate
luchards O'iinrs aud other leaders In
the American civil I.lbcriics Union. the
organization having IN charge the wives.
mothers and children a. IN. prisoners
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MISS 0'C0NNELl WILL
HEAD Y. w. C. A. BRANCH


~ Associated Pres .
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. April ss.--Miss
Marsarc, o'connell. san Diego. Cali.
fornia. tu,lay was elected president sof
the National Association Of Employed
officcrs - the Young women's Cnris.
than Association AT the concludius s"s
slon q IN. conference % The organlzas
lion here. Gher officers chosen were.
president, Miss Elizabeth Nc.
Gee, Detroit, Mich.
s~re'ary MIS- Mary Helen Clarke
oklahona City. Okla.
Treasurer Miss Mary Andersen. Uni
vcrsity ~ wi-"nsin
More than iOo. secretaries who have
been attending N. seventh biennial
convention II the Y. ". q. \. rrmainei
over o. attend the sessions
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now dead. accomplished such feat.
Only II players IN the history u base.
ball have made three home runs IN one
game.
In seven sanes Williams has hli nina
home runs. Tai'e Ruth n the only 9th.
cr PLAYER 10 ,past such a record. max.
Ing u last SAMSON.
During tho SEASON ~ Iss. Muldoon
Of Cleveland made five homc runs In
three gaines, M did King Kelly Of Chi.
tago. In 1884 and Balls Ruth OF Now
York In 1891. On.
4 desire 20 emulate the deeds Of Babc
Ruth has made Williams q hI,tcg! OF
tho slngeing type.
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summary -'Two-iEase hits. Mcdonald.
Adams 2. EIbcl. Milicf. IIoilchan. No
kan tiifee'base hits. sumna. Williams;
lohe run. McGrew: sacrifice hits. Beck
:. white :. Hartford: passed hall. Cady:
stolen bases. Miller .: hit By Clancy
tStofey). by Burns tMol,sn): Wild pitches.
Clancy 2: hsse ON halls. McGrsw 6.
Burns ,. Clancy }: struck out. by Nc.
Grrw =. by Burns 9. by Clancy 9. by
Mokan :; pitching record. Clancy hits.
! runs 10 Via Innings: McC;rew. I hits.
~ runs In ; Innings.
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NeFF WILL Be INVITED
TO METHODIST CHURCH

Gov. Rat So Ncff win bc invited u
give shor, t,ik AZ the close o, sun.
day School NJ the lpik stree, Mc,ho
dis, Church. said Superintendent y
=. wurts. isst nish, Although AZ
IanE"T'sTt7 had not hsen poSitl,ei'
completed for the short talk. Mr.
Works sail he fei sure Governor Nefi
would consent IT, speak few words 20
one ., the largest Sunday schools IN
Texas