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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13
NEWS NOTES OF

Special 10 The News

TAIBAN. n. NJ, Sept. i2.--Mr and
Mrs. Perry Longthram and Mira Cowan
mo,rcd TO Melrosc this week on bus''
ness and pleasure trip combined.
Miss Edith Hotan and Mr.. Ed Pa',er'
son were married at the county seat the
first Of the week and are spending n
few DAYS nj Mr.. Pattersons ranch be-
fore leaving for Arizona, where they
will spend the winter. They were NJ
HON. 10 their friends Thursday evening
and n number OF the young people mo
,ored out and report that they had q
folly time and lots Of Ice cream
Mr.. and Mrs Win Morgan Of Royce
lci,y, Texas, moved In this week and OK
meet 10 make this their home. Their
daughter, Miss Nellie, IN teacher W
our school. =,
Mis- Manning Of Tatum. y. NJ spent
several days here this week vis'th'
Miss Fiodel Davies.
Mrs. Hen Hall left Friday morning To-
Amarillo. Texas. TO have crumm anI
K.,iourh treat her throa'. Mrs. fini
swallow,d d grass burr several week.
Iaro. which caused her 10 loose her voice
land although the burr was removed. sh'
has not fully recovered the use 81 ne
voice.
| NJ n. Baird n concrete man iron
Clovis. In here assistaing W. IL. frierso'
lin building the new school house. Tn
work IL progressing nicely.
The Misses Davies gave a shower o.
"Wednesday afternoon In honor OF IN
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SISLER WILL
Be OUT OF CAME
At LEAST week
ny Associated Press

by Associated Press
ST. LOUIS. Sept. i2.--George sisler.
star first haseman OF the Browns viii
be out OF the game at least n week. nc.
cordlng to DIR. II. W. Hyland. the club
physician. who tonight placed sislers
right arm and shoulder In a cast In
order TO hasten the healing OF the In
jured arm. IL was announced that
Sisler had spralned muscle In the
shoulder when reaching for wide throw
Ia Mondays game.
generally conceded here by sportwriters,
will hamper the Browns chances OF
winning the pennant. His heavy hit.
ting. his fielding and the marole ef
feet his presence has upon the remain
der of the team. II IN pointed out. VIII
be- greatly missed during his absence.
Sisters injury has automatically
robbed him Of a chance 10 tie the major
league record for hitting In consecutive
games. established by Ty Cobb In 1919
when he hit safely In 40 games. Slsier
had made nj leas; one hit In ~ sec.
cessiye games when he was forced out
81 the lineup. Ills seasons record has
passed the ago mark. far above hiz
nearest rival. Cobb.
Sisters absence from the game has
forced manager Foil 20 make two
changes. jacobson. centerfleld. viii sub
s,ltute On first hase and the veteraa
shortsiop viii play In the outfield.
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[Iz SMITH PITCHES SUPERB BALL IN final GAME
HAIL the CHAMPIONS!
CLOVIS MADE GAME FIGHT

The Cassers Champons
Amaros club in the West Texas League has the pen
nant.
Skipper Johnny Meanor winners Of the first half scaled the
ladder leading the baseball honor Of West Texa and New
Mexico yesterday afternoon when they beat the Clovis Burners
6toI
Clovis Of the second half game Of the
les They took the opener at Amarillo last Wednesday and the
Cassers have five consecutive games.
But Clovis gave her rival Amarillo hard fight for the series.
Every game, outside Of one. close The teams well
matched and bad support the field Lost game for the Bug
zers.
Clovis walked away with the second half much in the same
that the Casers copped the first Of the
good brand Of baseball offered in the series All games
were Clean Both Displayed the best Of posanshp at
an times Clovis defeated but she fought hard to the end
Not did she weaken and Amarillo 10 proud Of the beat
club in the league Clovis has the right to be proud OF the
second best team
Our hats off to the cassers Welcome homewe proud
Of you.
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FORMER MATES TO
Be IN LINEUP IN
new MEXICO GAME


Special 10 The News
ROSWELL ~ NJ. Sept. i2.-ThOsa
who witness the football game this year
between the New Mexico military IN
s,ltuic and the state College 10 be- play
ed In this city ON November IL. WIZ
see many former team mates lined M
lagalnsi each other.
Je~, Corn star tackle and captain of
the y. I u. l. football team last year.
has gone 20 Las Cruces and undoubtedly
viii ba found In the AEEie linup this
year. Jo. Ford jacobson. former init
tute star and recognized az one 81 tho
greatest all round athletes IN the south
west has also gone Ia the state Cot
l.ge TO land berth with the farmers u
viii be- strange sight indeed TO sec
the former Institute stars playing here
with a visiting team.
Roswell will be well represented this
year ON the state College team, pro
ylded. ~ course. that the men who have
gone from this city land place win
the Farmers Besddes Corn and JACOB
son. there In Edmond Stone. captain 81
tho Roswell high school team last year
stone 10 one OF the beat football player
whoever wore Roswell high uniform
and contributed much 20 the winning o
tho state football high schol champion
ship by Roswell last year. sewal
. Jones and Duffy are also at the stat
College.
sewall Jones played las year with tn
boswell battery team and has u sfea
athletic record behind him. Jones wa
given credl, by football writer's OF Z
paso with winning the game against IN
Fort Bliss all.stars and Hugh DUR,
played quarterback with the Roswe
lar,Illcrymcn In this game and late
Iagalnst the Calamls club at III Paso OF
Thanksgiving day.
The New Mexico Aggnes have a loni
land heavy schedule before them TN
lyear and those who have closely 10
Ilowed the athletic careers Of the NV
men who have gone from here freel
prophecy that these Roswell boys WI
have a large part In making the stat
college football season a great success
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ROSWELL eleven
| Being WHIPPED
| { INTO CONDITION
Special 10 The News

Special 10 The News
ROSWELL. Sept. l?-About forty
candidates FOR positions on the cadet
eleven are reporting for practice daily
nj the New Mexico Military institute.
and Coach Rabcnhorst In putting them
through strenuous training In an effort
to whip team into shape for the game
with simmons College ~ Abilene TO b
played here, Sept ~
Coach Rabenhorst IN being given val.
liable assistance by babe" Godfrey.
star half back and team captain who
was put out Of the Arizona saine with
"a broken Jaw In the first few minutes
|of play last year.
This years team will have Ia be built
up largely ~ new men AN losses through
graduation last year were very heavy.
hut an unusually large number OF prom
s,ng new men have reported for pr,Ae'
,ice which materially brlyhtens prep
lpec,s for coed team.
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clayton PLANS
BIG MEETING Of
ThREE-LINkERS
Special to The News

Hpectal 70 iuS WV
CLAYTON. sept. 1.-THE cainl"iEn
Z. make this ssssion IL the Grand
I,ndgn I. q. o. r.. the best ever held.
grows In interest. Every town IRON
chlldrcss. Texas. to Denver. Colo mas
seen the attractive Windshield stickcrs
tina, have been distributed and no town
In New Mexico but has made aware ~
IN. fac; tina; clayton VIII he host to the
Grand Lodge oct. 2. .. aud =.
A splendid time viii be- had by tho
visitors aud the home folks.
Santa Re writes they VIII SEND s"mv
OF their ancient paraphcrnalla ana re-
cords 10 Clayton for exhibition dui'
Ing the Grand Ledge,
santa Fe has the distinction OF eeing
the Oldest lodge west 81 the Missouri
river. /, having been founded IN the
year 1862. They have many relics IN q
good state u preservation, which sh.u
much light on the equipment ana Work,
linxs u a lodge at that early date. ana
their exhibition will be OF interest 10
Iall who are privileged TO see H.
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70 Hand New Cha

nnawRI,l. sept lg-Maehlnsfy lo'
lhs new raiica s,n al liasssnlan u nom
IN llaaall and u skleflssi in hiN'
within a lew days Upon iir arrival Y
eill IA immediately Installed ~ that ~,
hgse ,aalon lFop ln thu Hssvfman aud
neaier districts may hs taken ,aF, 81
lha iear The plant Nll' 'ohsial ~ '"''
70 uaN sln stands and ssed s'sfhssf W
evlh,r with I've hoimloAff "N ~
alne which v a. iuunsh tho motive pYN
N l.ss,h hen 4 the n'Aehlnefi e -
htp Alssl Ape ana whsn fs'iapl'lsa y
an be II ne most ussisln sins ~ 1h'
Nun
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New Mexico
DEMOCRATS Of new
MEXICO WILL BEGIN
CAMPAIGN At ONCE

SANTA FE. Sept. i2.--Active cam.
is,lgnlng by tha winning ticket nominat'
I'd by the Democrats viii begin Septem'
her ~.
Teamed with Senator Jones. James =.
iilnkle. nominee for governor will begin
a speaking tour Of the state. The first
meeting before which senator Jones
and Mr.. Hinkle viii speak will be In
santa Rosa.
The plans for the start ~ the cam
paiHn viii keep the senator and tho
gubernatotlal nominee In tho northern
part az the state Tor at least two weeks.
II IL believed Instead ~ making one
or two addresses In the cities In the cen
ter 81 the state and trusting TO luck on
the remainder. the Democratic candi'
dates will 40 Into every district In New
NJ ' 60.
Tho theme u the campaign wlh<pl'
How IN the doctrine u pre,convensicn
"a acknowledgement and efficiency
In administration OF the stats ana nat
ional governments Senator Jones. seek
> ing reelection. will inform New Next
co voters 81 the details OF tho futile
right he waged to have tariff when
gives them an equal break with other
districts. The vol scheiuie In the pres
ent tariff. for example. cuts twenty
cents off the rate In the one for which
he fought successfully when an emef'
Igency act was necessary.
From Santa Rosa. tho candidates Will
10 to Anton Chico then Mora, Taos,
land to northern New Mexico the sched'
ule for them after Taos has not been
determined.
Senator Jones' has been requested "a
Address tina Bankers Convention which
mects In Las Vegas on Sept 20 and 81
1.-The has chosen the subject-"Our IN
lternational Balance Sheet"
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Fear Foul Play
sp<s lsi 10 The Nsws

ROSWELL. sept. is--officers oe
chsves and Lincoln counties have been
making a search for Gus Beck. promi.
nont livestock man ~ this city. who
mysteriously disappeared on August rs.
Iseck LET, Roswell for points In Lincoln
county on August % 10 he back within
a few days and has not been hoard
from since though every EFFORT "a 10
cate him has been made by chaves and
Lincoln county officers. heck was COZ.
nec,ed with the Citizens National Rank.
~ Roswell and wen, away 20 r~ceiys
some cattle fur ahlpmcnt. Menbsrs os
hts family here and many elo~s friends
In this city fcar that he has ma, With
foul play
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ROSWELL MAY USE
own COAL FIELD


ROSWELL. n. ~. aept. is,--itoawell
has a large coal field IN the Captain
west, which IL golnE 10 Nc
| used In the event ~ a serious eoai short
|age this winter, The bis coal nhnss W
THE vicinity ~ White Oaks, 20 miles "
the west. for many years Furnished o.s''
l,o the mlncs u that district, hut e"'
cause a. the distance from the Fa'lfoad'
Il has never been profitable IN hrlnE TIE
lceal 20 this city l.ocal coal dralefs al,
THAT uufgielen, esal may not h. obtained
This year lur the C,ly and ~ that v'sn
llosal ,suek n,en wlll hllng eeal hers
Inom tbs White Oaks alslglcl,
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Ilas pt,ss Nalllm

llllhMhlit afpi fhe lfff boz"
IN hllllng lallkenAkV N haNe'
County M ~ Mlss l,ele hel'h'fl,sn
aauVhlu n A. aud Me- lofh AZ
lhe's nn "A lhls rllY and 4 q nl,a N nv
n,aaou llsh shol Nlsa hol'h'fHsH.
+ dslia,lNs b. hgr illfna1 antfe
lp,i lAp nfhss ~ hnHih ana "a. ~.
M l|lcamltltnlf Nhfh ~ hl''A ~
her hlhpls lah,h aullpF lhy 1p'in'tf
1 sps . u alternate plelpl thll El'afg
l,liI ~ gpfoi az lflps ~ lsffsF
aa.hs - ~ klna lnl<i u lNls NtiRn
al n, AL Ss4ss kll~< Aefhsigep eve
SIND aulsl-'s v -.''>''t sa>kss aps'
w ~ 'A~N's'
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c0TToM EXCHANGE
F0RMeD AT LUBBOCK


lubbock. sept. ia.-The Lubbo, <
Cotton Exchange vas organized With
the following Officers H. o. Waters.
president: y u Miller. vice president.
aud BIB Penny. secfetary and treaHifer
Tho above officers together with The
following men VIII act as the buafd q
directors; ,. Y. Roach. A. ". Weaver.
w. A. clsrk. W. g Terrell and " l.
HALEY. Mrs. Loulr Moor lil be the
operator. The cotton ercharge Nil
work under New Orleans charter.
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.TY COBB PASSES
NAPOLEON LAJOIE'S
4 TOTAL NIT RECORD
Nv Associated Prsas

NEW york, sept. ig-Ty c,l,h.
manager ~ tho Tlgers aud one a the
gFalest ball lalyeTs ~ all time, has
added another accomplishment "a biz
IrelaaTkahle geoad When be- connected
for a single OF llTlaR ahoeheF ~ tho
Browns on September l. he ran IN,
total numiier ~ hits made duTlns bis
maiw league career up ~ aeii, sur
paHalng ~ one bio the REGARD ~ Ma
poleon laloie, lamsr star II the ClsSs
land Indians
laioie ionk a yeafs ~ MAKE mofs
than tpoo hlls Nhile cuhh has Tsarhsd
thai Total "a onls " asapns unly tour
players IN the n ysags " MATS lsasus
baselall hisiolY haNe sugfefdsd IA nAk
lps tvVa bhs darlpe lhell lssl~flN,
ealesgs Th,S ace llans Masnsl Nh,
leada Nlih aiiel lulh. lalels aud Ca
Apvp,
ThgE niollmo talilng T'eolds iall'N
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BROWNS GAIN
4 CAME BEATING
DETROIT s TO 6
~ Associated rrps

" NV INV ~
ST. LOUIS. Sept i?.-For the
second time In two days. ~. Louis
came from behind 20 defeat Detroit.
The locals took todny's game eight 10
six. after trailing the Tigers up 20 the
seventh inning and by virtue 81 their
victory and New York's idleness al
vanccd 10 within one game OF tho
first place.
sisler was out Of the lineup because
81 "A sprained muscle IN his right
shoulder suffered In yesterdays game
by reaching for wide throw from
Gerber. The star player 81 the major
scagues will h. out Of the game for
at least a week. and probably Tor the
remainder ~ the season. II was said.
He In unable 10 raise his arm above
his shoulder
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THE BOX SCORE

Totals ...-.~. u - u
uai,ed for Bnpp IN The ninth
N Bai,cd for Erwin "a the ninth.
Amarillo ....... eco 600 eos 10 1
Clovis ............so 200 eel ioo--t 8 .
summary--Two lase hits, Holloway
?. Byers. Coms,ock and Meanor Home
runs. Reynolds and we,fel. LET, on
hlses. Amarillo 5. Clovis Passed halls.
Byers Double plays. Bupp To Roy
noids 10 Holloway. Reynolds to Bupp 10
Holloway, Reynolds 10 Holloway. Moore
70 Meanor 10 Anhcser. Base on balls.
OF Smith Z. of wotTei ., Struck out.
hy wetzci . ty Smith 10. Stolen lases.
Holloway. Time Of game i3o. I'm
pire. Adams.
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NE11rHIs. scpi. iz-The chamber
of (>cnne1re hand Of this city has en-
s>r~1 ~ hsnd contest 90 b. held In
Amarillo Sept - and 70. The hand en-.
fr<r1 N i',e hand contest 81 PlainFisw
III. ~ m~r and won third place
r.'.' ~ r'lns<f u bands three and
fsfr lin.s ~ sfrs.
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Indians HAT Hose
y Allesalsa fIs.s

CHICAGO sept, ls--clessA.ad clos,
~ Us chioagu season today with an
" victory oyvr lhe keals
.Nsana ''''.',' lso 900 Ve4-s N
thicaEo ........ 600 mo 0o0-s 4
hiiteries-lhle and ssgsn. naff,
l'or leF' hlsnkenship aud tsyan.
Graham I.ong.
sninmafy-'rwo hase hils sisphen,
.on q Namhy, Mcs'klhu Jamleson.
lAlse on balls uhle q noWles . "A,
liiankershlp STRUCK out. Duff 4.
y hl-nkenshlp q TIN, s.
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Bears Heat Beaumont.
~ Axso<ixtsd Pres

BEAUMONT Sept. i?.-Boh Couch.
man held the Exporters TO seven scat.
tered hits and San Anotnio won the frs,
game ~ the final series : 10 !. A new
record for time vas set, the game being
played In il7
score by inning; RH "
San Antonio zee. Ocoi COO OOo-7 u I
Beaumont .,... 900 oi0 ovl--T ! :
couchman and Whitney; Williams and
Morris,
Summary - stolen bases Whitney;
sscrlncc hits, Stansbury, Couchman;
Two base hits. Whl'ney. Brennan.
courhman: double plays. brennan 20
Fsdor struck out. by couchman 2. by
Williams I; tase on halls OF Williams
IL. off couchman I. of Morris p
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Gianis Reai shwyeport.
~ ss<i.trd Press

SHREVEPORT. Sept. is = Iolly's
wildne-s eHablei Dallas Ia swamp the
Gasssrs hy score q 10 10 2
score hy innings u u y
Dallas ....... Gao eSl Cole n ?
shreveport .... 600 90. 600 10 2
Love and IAngie Iollcy MctTew and
II Burns
Sumuary-Two base hits. IoyelaCs,
Love. three base hits Felix, aerifice
hits. I.oyelace. Shields double plays.
Love 10 RAIDER % shields. Hartford 10
Storey 20 smith. RAIDER 10 Shields, Mas
sey to shlelds 10 Radsri stelen bass,
Demaggio 9 Hartford. Felix. Rlder biz
by Love STOREY. Wild pitch. Jolly, base
on balls OF Jolley ~. on McCrew 2, OF
Love 8. struck out. By Love ). By Mc'
Grew ? by Jollsy 2
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PANTHERS SPLIT
DOUBLE HEADER
WITH SPUDDERS

~ Ak<ocAted res
WICHITA FALLS. Sept 1.-THE
spudders and the Panthers split dou.
blc header today. the spudders taking
the first TO 2, and dropping the second
To G. The games were slow and list.
less and played to an indifferent crowd
First game: RH T.
Fort Worth 800. 0io ooi 000-2 ?
Wichita Fails -. 0oi COL ?cx-i , o
Moore ana Haworth; Wheeler and
Blschoff.
summary-Two base hits. Kran. W.
Moore. Hoffman. Bisehoff. sacrifice hits,
stellbauer. Miller. Bischoff; stolen bases,
White. Birchoff. summs: base on balls
eff whecier .. of Moore O; struck out
by wheeisrs Z. by Moore /; double plays
Blschoff 70 White. Hoffman to Tasener
To Kraft, Trayener TO Hoffman 20 Kraft
Second game. RH y
Fort Worth ....... go OO2 IS II
Wichita Falls ..... ooi 800 i-S II
wachtel and moore: Edmondson. Ne
Abee. Mokan and Blschoff.
Summary-Two base hits, Sears. Hoff
Imam. Summa. Tanner. Mcdonald. NIL
Ter. Arams. Kraft: home runs. wacht.i
Coombs. sacrifice hits. Moore. Steil
bauer. Beck stolen bases. White; has.
on balls. McAbec !. Mokan I. wacht.c
IL: struck out. Edmondson l. McAbee 1
Mokah l. wachtei Z.
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Dallas Man 70 Build.
Special 70 m Nee1

LUBBOCK. SEPT i2-W a Myr.oi
n Dallas purthas-d iho iuis occapisa
by the Lubbock ir0n Works ana ha'
placed contract for The rpns,rii Jon
N brick huaness Building a. clysr tws
a The lots Conaiructlon will ifgli
within the newt ninety dnyr II Is nO
known o. This lime what business val
occupy no builArrs
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To study salesman hip.
Special 10 The News

ROSWELL. n. NJ, Sept la-Th'
Roswell advertising club. which has Just
completed four months courrc In the
study u advertising. has taken NJ the
study of salcsmanship, using n standard
text hook. NJ. L. Murdock, wholesais
grocer u this city, and n man II many
Years experience. win be the leader
The Roswcll al club Is very popular
hs,e ana IA doing snme rial work.
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summary Two hase hits. Nearh
shorten Three base hits. McAianus
Home run, severed stolen hasea
GUSTAV Poster tase GA tala naus,
= Van Glider 4, struck out Kolp 4
Van Glider I. prusll ..
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crabs Take Opsner.
D. Associated rfsss

HOUSTON. Sept i2-Galveston won
the trsi game u the series from Hous
ton today. 70 q.
Score by innings Y II A.
Galveston esd. l02 10 200-s \ p
Houston ....... 600 800 600 q 3 4
pcgman and Witty Mistsad Hollis
and Benninghoyen
slmuAgy-TwD base hita, Muns0n.
Moro; hnne ra.. Mgnson saclince bins
connolly b.std double plass. Connolly
"a u.sfrl 10 brown stolen bates lfhy'
hasf on Balls. 90 M.lsisod 9 off PERI
man 4 struck out. BY Misiead ? hy
Pfrryinan 8
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Halley's comet travels abou, as mills
q second
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Ansarillo---M Moore went out. short 10
first IN a fast play. Manor flied out
20 second. comstock struck out swing
ING. so runs, no hits. no errors.
C1esis-Wetxei flied to short. VIII
llama struck out sw1ning. Ciary struck
out swinging. No runs. no hits. no
errors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13

Fire proof barrel, from sugar mln ~
fGal hass been Invented IN laval.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13

Amarillo Clancy called out on
rsrikes. Byrrs went out. third TO FIRST.
smith singled 20 right. More forcsd
smith al second. third 10 short. No
iuns. one hi. no errors
Ciess-Bupp walked. Erwin hit into
soubie pay. short 10 second TO frs.
wets<i MI the baIl through q hole In
the fence. Williams struck out swing
inB ONesxeiis drive went for home runJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-13

AmarlEio-Fitzgeraid struck out
rx1nKing Anheler was safe at first on
Bupp's low throw. Douglas hit into
doubie. play Reynolds TO Bupp TO Hollo
way. No runs. no hits. no errors.
c0vis-williams went out. second 10
flrst- ciary walked. Holloway struck
out swinging. Reynolds struck out
swinging. No runs, NO hits. one error.
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AlhaFi11o-Chaney walked. Byers Tied
out 70 second and Reynolds threw Cha.
me- out nj firss. Smith flied 10 Tucker.
No runs. no hits. no errors.
C1esis- Geld 70 center.
Tucker walked. Bupp. forced Tucker a,
second. abort TO second Erwin forced
fsupp Mt second. short 10 second No
runs, no hits, no errors
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AmsEian IAagas

Hfiroli 4 II 81 lousy
Cleveland s. "a Chicago
Only iwo gamea
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BASEBALL AEsulTs


Fort WoriH 4 al WIhl,a Faus A
Fort Worth 4. al wichita falls
GALVESTON al Houston 3
san Antonio z IA nsagmonli,
Evening star., 1922-06-25
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

bryan Harris or Bob Hasty prob
ably will be pitted against the Ma
tionals in the third and final game Of
the series today. starting at o'clock
T. r Zachary will face the enemy.
and if he wins we hereby promise
to reward him by divulging what
those initials really stand for. This
Is prompted by query Zach voiced
in Cleveland. recently: Where do
you fellows get that Jezebe1 Tecum-
seh' stuff?''
The start was delayed for five min
utes by the tardiness of Messrs.
Moriarty and Nallin. The jumps were
noisily welcomed when they finally
appeared. -
Young grabbed off the lions share
Of the fielding honoro with a couple
of sensational plays at the expense
stance Pep sprinted far to his left to
scoop up the ball with one fin and
ferry It to Johnston while on balance.
single free ticket did he issue and
seldom was he in the hole to any
batsman.
exhibition Of how to make hits count.
So few were wasted that only three
of the AS were left on the bases
Although they outhit the Nationals
by a margin of only one. base blow.
there was a lot of difference in the
quality of the visitors raps. they get
ting total of seventeen bases, while
the locals aggregated only nine.
Perkins v1enched his left arm when
he fell in heading OF wide return
to the plate from Walker in the third.
He resumed his station after time
out was taken for first aid.
Perkins also received good shak-
ing up earlier in the same round when
he crashed into Charity in trying to
score on his near homer. The ball
reached Charity just as Perkins coll
llded with him, and ST bounced on
like a rubber ball. 3
Brower, With a double and single to
his credit, made the best showing of
the Griffmen against Naylor. Both
of Turkeys bingles were swats Sliced
to left field. His ALLEY" is in the
other direction. ~
Erfeknon,s single in the third was
the first hit he has made thi5 season.
He now has the imposing average
OF Gas.
PhSladelphia's efforts to Chamber out
Of the cellar were unavAiling, az the
seventh place Red Sox walloped the
yankees twtoa In the sams placas