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The American Jewish world., 1922-12-15
J.. N. F. FLAG DAY SUNDAY

On Chanukah Sunday, December
18th, a number of young men and
women will approach the Jewish pop
ulation of all sections of the city and
offer a little Zionist flag for which
they expect liberal contribution to
the Jewish National Fund.
This will be the ninth annual Flag
Day, and, as time has progressed, the
responsibilities Of the Jewish National
Fund, due to the great stream Of
Chalutzim (Pioneers) daily pouring
into Palestine, have grown a hundred
fold. Now small donations are no
longer ample. And in order to pro-
vide the Jews in Palestine with land,
tools, and housing accommodations,
the Jewish National Fund must re-
ceive contributions large enough to
make their tremendous task possible.
Therefore, in giving, the public is
urgently requested to bear these new
responsibilities in mind.
Forty-four thousand Dunams of
land were bought last year in the
most fertile part of Palestine. Only
one-third of the cost Of that land is
paid up.
Seventy-five volunteers have signed
up and are ready to do their share
no matter how cold the weather. We
hope that the City's Jewry will do
it's part in the same fine spirit.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-15
CAMPUS ITEMS
Diplomas Awarded

Degrees were awarded yesterday to
a number Of Jewish students in the
various colleges at the University:
Samuel David Dworsky, B. S. Aca-
demic Medical; Benjamin Gingold, B.
S., B. NJ; David Broude, D. D. S.;
Louise Fineman, College of Educa-
ton; Zollie Levin, B. S., School of
Business.
Students Leave for Home
After the usual strain and tension
which accompanies the end of the sea-
sons first quarter and a week Of final
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-15
C. j. W. NOTES

Heunekens to Address Child Study
DR.. Heunekens, assistant professor
of Pediatrics at the University of
Minnesota, will address the Child
Study Class on "The Nervous Child"
DR.. Heunekens has made special
study Of this type Of child, and feels
that the subject should be of partic-
ular interest to Jewish mothers.
The meeting will be held Wednes-
day, December Goth, at 800 o'clock
at the Temple House and will be open
to the public.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-15
JUNIOR COUNCIL ACTIVITIES

JUNIOR COUNCIL ACTIVITIES
THE DRAMA CLASS will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Lester Rees, 1922
Douglas avenue, Thursday, December
21st, at 500 o'clock. A comedy,
"The First Year," by Frank Craven,
will be read and discussed.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY
MEETING of the Junior Council will
be held on Sunday, December 18th,
at the Temple House. This will be a
particularly interesting event as the
st. Paul Chapter will present the
afternoons program. A pleasing So
cial hour is anticipated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

first To lose two plainyiow went down
let three. ChildrosS biz III. dust three
times. Pampa lost couple. Canyon
was defeated one. and North Fort
Worth WIS knocked for row twice. In
succession. The two that we're lost were
10 Childrsss and Fort worth
which ~ the two teams viii play
the Sandsiorm On the local diamond
will b. known definitely hy this morn.
INK u Is certain that one II them will
be- here f"r three championship con.
lists this WEEK end
Tn" fact that the entire population 81
Amarillo ~ behind the team viii make
~ much easier for the sandles 10 win
Everybody believes that they will come
ont on top. and they have fun conf.
d,nCe Their ability io play real base.
hall has been demonstrated enough
Times L;ciy IT, convince the most preju.
diced knuckcr.
one Amariilaan believes In them ~
strongly that he told an out OF town
BAH player that I'VE can beat you with
only half q team. Leave of our field.
ers aud let the second has.man play
black q little and you won't even get
"a HIT"
And wen prove II 20 either Temple
or Mckinney. Bring EN- on
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
sANDIEs TO PLAY TEMPLE OR
MxiNNEr 8 GAMES This Week

The Golden sandSiorm Il still on the
warpath' Coach Douglass SAYS evrrs
effort L. heinz made 10 bring either
Temple High School who are cham
plons ~ Central Texas. or Mcklnnes
High School. champs OF Northeast
Texas. her. Tor thrc" game series
Thursday. Friday and saturday.
Since the recent series In which the
Amarillo ~ bunch wallop.d North Fort
Worth High school TOT two out OF three
and Won the championship 81 North
and West TEXAS. Amarillo fans are be
ginning o. realize thai Douglass has a
sure huff hellbenl foscertaln team
that nobody can stnp In their race fnr
the Texas pcnnani tn, three games Of
last week are san the TAX of the town
and In the up,nlon of hundreds of fans
are not only the best games ever play.
ID here, but finally equal TO many ma.
l0r league contests.
ON the other hand either Of the two
teams named can pui up a real battle
Neither has been defeated this season
Temple has Won oight straight games.
and Mckinney has won seven. all from
much larger Schools
Amarillo ~ has won thirteen con.
tests. and lost onls two shamrock was
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
SPRINKLERS and
CAMELS TO Open
THIS Afternoon

The opening game ~ the SUNDAY
School Baseball League between the
Baptisis and Presbyicrians yesterday
was called of on account IL mud. The
formal opening of the session will take
place this afternoon AT 5:i5. when the
Christians play the Methodists.
The first hall will be- pitched by Rev.
Roy Rutherford. pastor ~ the Christian
Church. Dr. Stanley W. HAYNES. pastor
of the Polk Street Methodist church.
viii catch IL. while Dr. H. Thomson.
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church. will
take the first cut at the ole apple Dr
~. W. Virgin. pastor ~ the Bap,is,
u the Baptist Church. will take the
place 81 the jumps.
Twenty-Five cents admission win be
charged. and the games, which start
promptly at 5:4i. will be played late
enough for everybody Ia see them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
AMARILLO ENTRIES WILL
GO TO AUSTIN MAY 4, 5, s

The state meet 81 the intersc holastic
league will be- held In Austin =. 5. and
6. which Is Thursday. Friday. and sat.
urday 81 next week.
Amarillo High school viii have sbou,
eight entries va win make the trip. ac.
companied by their coaches. These arr
the representatives winning first place
In the district meet held last week In
Canyon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
AMARILLO WAS
HIGHEST SCORE
IN CANYON meet

Representatives OF Amarillo public
.chools nadc a total Of 81 points In
De- intcrscholastic league district meet
Lsld In Canyon last Friday and satur.
day. According Ia W. 4. Mcintosh
principal II the Amarillo High School,
this Il thought to be the highest score
made by any school In the meet. and
therefore entities Amarillo To the all.
round district championship. II any
other school scored more than VI
'oints he wants Ia hear from them.
Following II a list of points made
HN AnIIIlln rDnrDanninIlNna.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
HAS
Low SCORE IN
GOLF TOURNEY

Otis Williams IL low poln: man 81
lar In the golf tourney being held by
The Amarillo Country Club. having de-
tea'ed 6uyon blanchard yesterday. The
score was tied for ia points on u
holes. and one extra hol. was played
10 end the tie, which was won by VIII
hams
Esght persons have played IN far Tho
trophy offered u the cup now held by
Miles Bivcns
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llamer Too Much.


BEAUMONT. April 2i-HIller',
home run in the tenth. after nenr,
had gotten life on an error. enabled
San Antonio 10 win a pitchers hattie
bstween dwight and Kraft. here. to-day
The score was to 9.
Score bv iHnigs R.H.E
San Antonio 600 0i0 leo "a
Beaumont .... 00o 00l 100 O. =
Bailefies--oNigt anr Henry; Krafl
md Andersen
Summary Stolen base. Strong. De
maggie. Shields. Sacrifice hit. Ezzell
';ness Eding on. No.ghi Two base hit
Henry. wCizel. Ellington. Thr."'.--.
hit Hitler. Home run. FISler. Hitler
Struck out. hy Kraft ., by oVigh. =
i'a-e IN halls. Oft Dwight 4. Oft Kraft
I. III by pitcher. by Weight we,zeb
wild pitch. Kraft. Passed hall. Henry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
MExIA SYNDICATE OPENS
OIL OFFICE IN AMARILLO

c. c. Wilson. representing tho Mexia-
Golconda oil Syndicate, has announced
that h. has opened offices nj liz WEES,
Sixth Street. This firm u capitalized
al 100000 with par units nj 81 each.
The syndicate plans to drill three
wells on a tract Of eleven and one.fourth
acres In the Fred Allison holdings on
the shercr farm In the Fishpond ares,
north 10 Mexla.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
WEIRD PITCHING
WINS FOR BUFFS
IN QUEER BATTLE
Dy Associated Press

Dy Associated Press
HOUSTON. April 2i-Welri pitch.
Ing today gave the Bluffs seesaw
game from the CFals by the score ct
o to ;.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Galveston ....... 900 0i0 0l0-5 : 0
Houston .0oi 0?0 003-s II .
Btiteri.s-Glenn. flncher. Devisey
and wirty; Bolslen and PoIan.
summary-Two-l,ase hit. Gross. stol.
cn base. l.. Smith. Distii. Hendricks.
Doiv. Witty. Sacrifice. Poisn. Double
play. Distel to Doty to l.. Smith: Moore
% Lisiei 10 l.. Smith: Glenn TO Dls,ei
To l.. Smith. Base on balls. off Glen /.
off Bohlen !. OFT Fincher /. Hit by
pitcher. Bolden !. Baik. Deviney.
Struck out. by Boiden :. Innings
pitched. by Glenn :. by Ffncher I.
Hts. off Glenn >. ! runs: FIncher .. .
runs; Dc,iney. none. Passed ball.
Witty.
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ouNnERs POSTPONE SHOOT
UNTIL TOMORROW At 400

The weekly shoot OF the Amarillo
Gnn Club was postponed or account
Of the rain from Sunday afternoon o.
wednesday. when Il will he held at s.3o
D., m. All members are expected to he
CUT and try 20 make good score. Real
compstition In expected with the other
rasmbers Of the Panhandle Trapshoot.
Ing Association.
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Tie Hcsitstes Out.
The hand plased brslsaiions.
Quite the b~st ND ever heard.
hut when he hesisatsd--weii.
They hires him sat II Third.

n Miss Louise Palmer baited In every
game. we bet there would b. rss-sd
turnout all the time.
So large a number ~ Amarillo fms
prefer watching the game from the
fence thai We suggest the gfandsia nal
h. torn. down and built into more
fences.
Tho hnx sror. doesn't provide any
column fof the umpire's errors
sandsiorm ha~rman. Erne Hialman.
Could ssish hot flies aud e.uld hsid EN-.
And besides M af that.
When he rot IN 90 hat.
Tie surely n h~k always bowIed EN-,
/ Our daily dsfiniilon-"Dear Editor:
WHY d. they csli th.tn fisldrrsg" An.
sSer. t'taus" ~ many - them lsloug
In the cotton patch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25


Miss Mays coached the girls debat.
irg team. which won first place. Lucille
Astracan and LEILA wolflin compose
this team. and are 10 represent this
iisttiCt IN the stat. meet Miss MAYS
viii probably accompany them on the
trip.
Miss Niece coached the boys dehat.
.ng team. and this team won the first
preliminary from Panhandle. but lost
second To- Clarendon. They got three
l,oints. however. for having entered
he seml.finals. This team II composed
Of Arthur Teed and Robert Wheeler
feed was the alternative ON last years
team.
Miss Hyde coached Ruth Abramson
who won first place In the senior girls
defamation. She win represent this
district In the state meet. Mrs. Atwood
oached Billy Childers. who won sec.
nd place In the boys senior declama.
ton.
Robert and Hall Axteil were Anna.
rillo's entries In the tennis doubles. and
h. former was IN the singles. which
he won. Robert AXtell. after playing
Friday. began at $50 O'Clock Satur.
lay morning. and az dark emerged
hampton In the singles AMI second
est IN the doubles.
Four Amarillo track men qualified
or the state meet. Those who viii
make the trip to Austin next week
IRE Captain Herschel Tadlock. Willie
Bennett. Gilbert Campbell. and Elmer
harrington. These four boys are max.
ing eight entries IN the state meet.
md are expected To be- among the
leaders there. Owing to the injury OF
l.awlis Lively and the unexpected
trength of Hereford. our track team
won only third honors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
DAILY MEMS sP0RfeRAMs

.kai SANG, who had blg season on
he turf In 1891, l. conceded more than
a chinaman's chance to win the Louis
VILE derby.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

n with runners on first. first and
second or second. the halter interfere
with the catcher In fielding az throwing
q hall. the hatsman shall BE- declared
CUT for % doing. No bases shall b. run
on such n play AZ the hall bs-romes dead
when the hatsnan 10 interferes with
thu catcher.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

PARIS. Aprii "a 9.iw Ilalzac TO.
nigh, won the m.ddlcweight champion.
,hip Of France on points over Maufico
prunicr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
NORMAL 10 ENTER MEN
IN STATE TRACK MEET


CANYON, April 24--sirenuous
training by Normal men. who expect
"a enter the 7. !. A. A. track meet
In Dallas May 6. viii be- started here
soon. Coach Burton will mo, enter any
f<id men. Tryouts Tor Canyon en-.
tranfs will b. held about May l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Yankees Win.

NEW YORK. April si.-The New
York Yankees won their sixth straight
game today. defeating PHILADELPHIA h.
eleven innings 9 10 =. Mays was hit
hard but given great support. Pipps
home run. scoring Devormer ahead 81
hun In the eleventh. accounted Tor the
winning tallies.
Philadelphia .eoi 600 3 OF 0o-a u +.
New York 80. .soi col 600 o2--e o
battefiss--Harris. Rommel. Helmach
and. Perkins. Thurman. Mays ana
schang.
Two base hits. Miller. Home run.
f1pp. Stolen lase. Witt 2. Base o."
halls. Harris 1. Heimach .. Mays !
struck out. Mays 4. Harris 5. Rommel I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
BOSTON TAKES
ERRATIC SCRAP
FROM BROOKLYN
by Associated Pres.

Z by Associated Pres
/ BOSTON. Apri 2i.--Boston took an
errntic game from BROOKLYN today e.
= The heavy hitting Of Powell
iloeckei oncill. T. CRAM ana wheat
featured Boston pitchers wcr. given
excellent support. kopf being especially
/ brilliant.
Score by innings: RHE
hoohiAh stssftsss s.-tlfN md
laooklyn ........ Ooo Gao 1917 10 .
ih,sion .......... el3 l0l ii'--S 10 o
Batteries Mitchell. Mamaux and
HungIlng. Watson. MoQuillan and
Oneill
summary Twolasc hits. r. Griffith.
iiRh. Johnston. pneiil, Powell Thre,
hase hits. Powell. >lioc,kel. Stolen lases.
r. Griffith. Nicholson. Base on balls.
off Mitchell .. of Watson J. of Mc
Quillan /. Struck out. by Watson 2. by
McQulllan I. by Marquard l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
launching Does Work.
ny Associated Prr-s

PHILADELPHIA. April 24-Bunch.
ins five hits In the third inning toiay
enabled New York To- score three runs.
which were sufficient for , To- 2 Vie
tory over Philadelphia. Groh's double
followed by singles by Young Meusel.
SINNERS and y. Smith did the damage
Score hy innings R.H.E.
New York ........ O03 O0O O00--3 J
Philadelphia ..... OIL 00O O00-2 10 8
batteries Douglas and Smith: Hub
bell and Henline.
summary: Twoiase hits. Groh. Raw
lings. Stolen base. Young Rasa on
halls. of Douglas /. of Caussy ?. struck
out. by Douglas l by Causey ?. By Hub
bell ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
NOTICE

IRA Emhry ~ no hunger connected
with the real estat. firm of Emhry a
Lawrence.
tsignedD !. ". LAWRENCE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

Stanley covelskie. cleveiand's star
rsseher. ays hs y through experiment.
lag. This YEAR h. intends "a stick ~
the last hall and splitter. Now 10 he
w5ll run out u saliva American League
hosters VIII NJ sssizfied
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

TexasOklahsma League.
ry Assoeizisd Press
At sherman..,rimore. rain.
Al Clebufne 6, Bonham /.
Al Corsicana Paris. rain.
Al Mexla !. Greenviile 2.
West Texas League.
Al games rained out
College Baseball
o. Associated fnss
AZ Baton Rouge:
Texas University .......5 10 /
Louisiana State .......... ] J 4
Ponsford and Allen. Landry aud Her.
ring.
At Houston a .-.sik.
Bsylor D; Rice Q.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Winning Streak Brcken.
By Associated Prs.


CHICAGO. April 2i.--vic Aldridge
broke Piitsbnrgh's winning streak. after
they had won six consecutive games. By
holding the visitors 10 five hits. while
he himself delivered triple after two
men had walked In the eighth inning
giving Chicago To . victory over the
Pirates.
Score by innings: R.HE
Pittsburgh ....... zoo 900 600 Il I
Chicago .......... 100 400 ies--i q
Batteries: Copper and Gooch: Al.
bridge and o'Farrcii.
summary: Two-tase hits. Tierney
Siatz. Three-hase hits Miller. Aldridge.
stolen base. STATE. Base ON balls. off
Aldridge ?. of Cooper 4. Struck out
hy Aldridge :. by Cooper 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

baticfies-Dauss. Oldham. Johnson
and Bassler. Msnion; shocker and sev.
ereid.
Two base hits. SEVERED. Slsler. Clark.
Three base hits. Blue. SEVERED. Mr.
Manns. Home runs. Williams. Jacob
son. Stolen base. McManus :. has. on
balls, shocker ?. Oldham l. struck out.
shDcker s, Oldham I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

WASHINGTON. April ss.-Ry defeat.
Ing Boston today II to !. Washington
ended losing streak Of five games.
The locals knocked Quinn from the
mound In the End and pounded trio OF
his Successors. siogrldge was hit hard
hut tightsned up IN the pinches. Brow.
er hit home run off Myers with two
on bases In the sixth.
Boston .i0i e"0 1903 ~ !
washington .... $40 ola 00x-ii IA
Batterics-Quinn. Fullerton. Myers.
Dodge and Walters. Mogridge ani
Charity.
Two base hits. judge. Rice. Brewer.
Elmer. Smith. Pratt. Three base hits.
Brewer. Home run. Brewer. stolen
base, Peckenpaugh 2. T. Harris. Base
on halls. Mogridge :. Fullerton !.
Dedge !. Struck out. Fullerton !.
Afegridge :. Dodge !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Poor Fielding Loses.
by Associated Pres.

CINCINNATI. April 2l,--poor field
ing hack of Donohue was the main fac.
ter IN giving 81. Louis a 8 tn ! victory
, over Cincinnati today. Pertlca was wild
and was hit hard and Barfott also was
pounded.
Marn q 81. Louis has been Sc, down
& three DAYS and s25 fines imposed on
raSan and Clemens Tor their Part in a
sccne at Pittsburgh.
Score by innings R.H.E
NJ. Louis ........ COL O05 020--6 q
Cincinnati 1000. 900 002 I0i-4 IL 4
Batteries. Pertica Barfoot and Ain
smith; Donohue. schnell. Markle and
Wingo.
summary; Thrcc.hase hits. Pcrtica.
Bohne. McHenry. Duncan. Hoathcote.
Dauber, Stolen hase smith. Base on
halls. off Per,ica :. of Markle ., of
Schnell ]. Struck out. by Donhue I,
by Markle !. by Pertica 2. by Barfoot !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

A time NJ IN; r. not charged against
the hassnan n he h. awarded hase on
halls. 90 fo being hit by a pitched hall
or when the catcher inierfer~s with
him and he Il granted first iSAse because
Il the cateher's act. o. when he makes
q sacrifice hit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
NATIONAL I.EAGIE
WHERE They
WEST TEXAS I.EA0,rr

Amarillo NJ san Angelo.
Clovis NJ Ranger.
Lubbock at Stamford.
Sweetwater AZ Abilene.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

hAttefies-Faber and schalk. Mails.
Morton and o'neil. Nunamaker
Two base hits. Hooper. Mails. steph
enson. Three base hits. sheeiy. Speak.
81. Stolen base. Johnson :. schalk
Mestil. Evans. Base ON balls. Faber
Malls .. Morton 1. Struck out by
fab<r ,. Malls ,. Morton 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

Germany produces s.eeO varieties of
musages.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
TENAs LEAGUE.

Galveston ut Houston.
San Antonio AZ Beaumont.
Shreveport at Dallas.
Wichita Falls nj Fort Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

American Association.
BY Assoei.a~a rr.>s
Al Columbus n. Minnea polls 9.
At Louisville :; Kansas City :.
Indianapolis 6; Milwaukee !.
AT Toledo .; 81. Paul 8.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
4 Caaels~r Can't Rat.

4 Coaeher Can't Rat.
Ne wished Go hresk the hitting mark.
Nat never eeaid appFeasissr:
lDr~ssse tn esly place he played
Mas third hss~-ss . eaaeis~r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
SUNDAYS RESULTS

Iesss iragae.i
~ Dallas ,. Shfesrport 6
Al Wichita Falls :. Fort Worth 10
Al BEAUMONT ;. san Antonio. 80 In
ningsl
~ Houston ]. Galveston Z.
American iS.gac.
~ Detroit !. Cleveland
Al New York :. Warrington o.
~ ~. i.nuis Z. Chiraro :.
>aiionsl League.
~ Brooklyn ]. New York :.
Al Cineinnaii }. 81 I.oais ..
At Chicago :. r1tislur a.
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MISCELLANEOUS

s>~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~ ~~~~e.s~~er>>esss
isit.iDs naioe ffofn coinbinks- Eiits
Hair Dressing Paricr. 10 Fuoua Bias
Phone ". ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
BASEBALL RESULTS

NEW ORLEANS. April sl-Fos
triple scoring two men IN the eighth In.
ming toby gave New Orleans Ia
victory over Birmingham Both Rates
and craft pitched rnod hall
Birmingham ................. . 6 :
New orleans ....tt.......t.. !
Bates and Brandon craft and Dowie
LITTLE ROCK. April s4--Chaita.
noaga rallied IN the Last two innings.
scor,d runs and defeated Little Rock
10 10 here today 4 singl pinch hitter
kress drove in the tying and winning
Rms lf, a.h tth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
By Associated Pres

ATLANTA. April ?si.-Fuhr's left
handed balls were too much for Allan.
"a haiiers to-day while Mobile landed On
Susgs Tor two runs In the first and
udded another brace In the 4th an two
hi,s, a double steal and an error win.
ming to Q.
Mobile .......................a - o
sht'Hfa ssstststs sssssss.s.s
Fuhr and Baker: suggs and Rariden.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
AMERICAN I.EAGlE

Chicago NJ Cleveland.
Detroit at 1T. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
NATIONAL. I.EAGVE

BFookINh AT BOsfon.
New York nj Philadelphia.
Piitsburg at Chicago.
St Louis at Cincinnati.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

CLEVELAND. April 2s-cleveland
broke Its losing streak today when Il
defeated Chicago six to five in ten In.
nings. The White Sox acquired an
early lead as the result OF timely hat.
ting but Cleveland tied the score In the
scsnth. Chicago again went into the
lead In the eighth and was PASSED by
the Indians In the tenth on singles by
Wood. Nunamaker and Jameson.
u II D.
Chicago ........ .0l0 i00 sie--s n o
Cleveland .. .00e csc i0i-s Il o
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

Nv Associated Press
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 2i-Mem.
phis was unable to hit Yarmouth.
Nashville pitcher In todays game. while
Nashville hamemrcd Tuerro out Of tho
boa winning six 20 two.
Nashville .................... 6 IL 1
Memphis ................. 8 Z
Yarmouth and Morrow: Tuerro. Fan.
ifor and Shestak.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25

Al games rained out.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-25
Texas.Oklahsma League.

ihr and Baker; susss and Rariden.