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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-07
NOVY DOPIS P. R
Long Beach,,
%. unora, 1922.

Ted jsme ubytovani Long
Beach, u samehO bfehu NOR.
skeho, kde name krasnou w.
hlidku ma more. Nedaleko jest
k spatfeni nekolik valecnych
lodi Stryce Sama, do kterych
Jest dovolen volny vstup a sice
v sobotu a V nedeli. Male LODI
ky dovazeji hosty z Long
Beach "a poplatek so cent?
tam i zp9t. Toto mesto eta as
so tisic obyvatel a jest VIDA
leno cd Los Angeles asi q mil,
Y mem dopise re dine 81. ledna
Sc stala chyba, meio staff, re
Santa Monica jest vzdaleno cd
Los Angeles 20 mil ma misto
100 jak bylo chybne vytisknu-
to. Stranu onoho obrazku,
ktery byl uvefejnen V Plain
Dealeru a otisknut We Svet6
dne 21. unora, muslin doznat,
re nemam zadne vedomosti
kdy tento obrazek byl wat, =
"snad drive, nez my jsme Sc
tam dostavili''. Ny Cesi jsme
Sc sucastnili prGGvodu, kde Sc
pochodovalo, jak jsem jiz dri-
We podotknul a omen prGvod
Dude ukazovan Cleveland
skych divadlech, tax mne by
10 sdeleno.
Byli isme potent zde ma
vstevou cd clevelandskych ro-
dakG a sice: P. F. Week, tovar-
nix $ manzelkou; pan Linhart,
uzenaf s manzelkou; p. Hlavin
byvaly plumbar S manzelkou
pi. Lukasova, vdova pc stavi.
tell Lukasovi; zdrzeli sc do We
cera, nato pax Sc opetne ubf-
rail- zpet do svych domovd. Po-
cast name ted krasne.
j. E. Vorel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-07

landu objednatele ma skutecne
krasnou publikaci. Dilo Kra-
sy K. c. S. obsahuje 10 obra-
III barvach, reproduced to-
puvodnich obraZu, malovanych'
akad. mallrem A. Malym, =
NEST, pamatnych a krasnych
mist z cel6 republiky c. S. -
Obrazy jsou We velikosti 12X17
palcu S popisem ceskym neb
slovenshym cd historika profe-
sora Ora X. HeraIna, konser-
vatora pr umelecko-prumyslo-
VEN museu Praze, tax re
dilo toto ~ilustruje tez dejinv
CdskGslovenske Republiky a
celeho naseho naroda. Dilo
jest V platenych deskach We
zlacenym titulem. Cena cele-
no dila, vyplacene az do Cleve-
landu obnaSi $500. Zaloha
pr objednavce jest $500, Zby-
tex plat Sc pc doiiti dila. Pro
ty, kteri by chteli platiti dilo
predem, Jest cena $4,000. BY
byly rozptyleny vsechny MOI
ne pochybnosti a obavy, jest
slozena bankovni zaruka
Lawndale National Bank, w.
26th ST., Chicago, H., re dilo
toto Dude vsem objednatelum
We Spoienych Statech letoSniho
roku Cervnu neb cervenci
radne zaslano. Jest to dllo
velmi cenne iak pc STRANGE u
melecke tax i vzdelavacl a ne
melo by proto schaZeti V zadne
ceskoslovenske rodine. Pripad-i
ne dalSi informace poda ochot-I
ne The Czechoslovak Informal
ton Bureau, 1904 Broadwav,I
Cleveland, Ohio, ma kterouzto
kancelaf budou najednou "a
slana vSechna dila objednanaI
V Clevelande.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-07
JEzIS kRISTUS NEBYL PRY
ZADNYM SOCIALISTOU.

Podivne starosti IDA Sc miti
rev. f. @. Blanchard, rektor
kongregacnlho kostela ma Eu-
cid ave-, jenz vcera vecer ka-
zal V prvnim kongregacnlm ko
stele ma Franklin ave. a zap.
as. ILL.,, re by JeziS Kristus,
ienz je n6kterymi povazovan
"a socialism,, kdyby dnes prisel
ma svet, re by sc "prebarvil'
a dial vsem pokrokovym ma
ukam vale. Pripousti Size
nekterou spojitost S radikalni-
mi sklony nejvetsiho reforma-
tora, vyhnal ku pfikladu kup-
cici burzousty z chramu, hla-
sal vSeobecne zbratreni, kazal
bohatcum, ably Sc vzdali sveho
jmeni a nasledovali jej, ale j.
max pry byl privrzencem SOU
kromeho vlastnictvi. IDA Sc
vsak, re doktriny prvnejsi no.
Oily Sc cirkvi puvodni, jez byla
skutecne cirkvi chudych, ale
zasady pozdejsi Sc pax staly
zasadami, kdyz cirkev nabyva-
la mOci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-07
POCLr CECHOSLOVAKu "
NEW YORKU.
Washington, a. brezna.

Washington, A. brezna. Z
censovni kancelafe vydana
byla statistika, tykaiici Sc oby
vatelstva statu New Yorku.
Die teze lidnatost zmineneho
statu jest 0,385, 227 obyvate-
III, mezi nimiz jest 2,786,112
V cizine narozenych belochn.
Il techto narodilo sc V Italii
474 994, V Rusku 458,239, v
Nemecku 290,287, V Irsku
ESQ, sos, V Polsku 224,799 V
Rakousku 1929 Anglii
12O,299. We statistice 0 OBJ
canstvi jest udano, re poeet
Cechoslovaku, dosahnuvsich
p roku veku jest 36,14O, 2
nichz pouze 14,517 jest natu-
ralisovano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-07
STAVkA HAVfRU v OHIO.
Vsechno poukazuje, re Dude
zahajena ma l. dubna.

Columbus, o., 6. brezna. -
Mic patrne nemlZe zabraniti
stavce ohioskych havifu dine /.
dubna. Toto jest mineni Geo.
w. Savage, tajemnika organi-
SAGE S%poienvch dnlnich delhi
XII V Ohiu. ProhlaSenf sve o.
plra 0 vysledek hlasovani q
stavce, konan3ho prave Glen
stvem unie, 0 n6mz jiz zpravy
dosly. TAX ma priklad V dole
Sugar Creek v okresu Athens
30 muzd hlasovalo pro stay
ku a pouze deset prot.
"Tento pomer,' pravil Sa-
wage dnes vecer, dude zacho-
van i V jinych dolech. Vypa-
da to jake stavka."
Uhelni tezafi prohlasili zde
dnes vecer, re nemaji niceho k
sd6leni, pokud vsechny hlasy
nebudou spocitany a vysledek
oznamen. "MGzete vsak rici,"
pravil jeden 2 Mich, "ze cleno-
We jiho-ohioskeho uhelneho
sdruzeni nemohou operovati -
tim meme souteziti - ma pri-
tonne skale mzdy. Bee ohle-
du ma stavku budou nuceni spi
Sc zavriti, nezli dodrzovati pri-
tonne dohodnuti."
Uplny vysledek hlasovani
haviru Dude ohlasen Is. brez-
ma. Kdyby stavka vypukla,
dvacet sedm okresG V Ohiu, V
nichz uhli sc doluje, bylo by
postizeno a IT'S dolu zavfeno.
Nejvice dolu jest V okresu Bel
mont, a slice "a; druhy Jest
okres Athens S 80, tretl Perry
S 80.
Terre Haute, Ind, 6. brez-
ma. - Uhelnl t6zaTi 2 Indiany
nemini uzavTiti dohodnuti S u
niovymi haviri pouze z tohoto
statu, prohlasil dnes P. B. Pen
ma, tajemnik jejich sdruzeni.
Dale pravil, re stavka ma /.
dubna IDA Sc byti nevyhnutel-
nOu.
Penna p%rohlasil, re tezari z
lndiany sejdou Sc s haviri jedi
ne ma konferenci, ma niz Sc bu-
dou podlleti tezafi 2 Illinoisu,
Ohia a zapadni Pennsylvania,
kterezto staty spolu S Indianou
tvori stfedni soutezne pole, je-
hoz mzda pc mnoho roku byla
podkladem pro mzdove kon-
trakty V jinych mekkouhel-
nych revirech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-07
MAS SOkOL CZECH
HAVLlCEK.

Mas Sokol Cech-Havlicek
Dude davat bal,
a mas Pepitek,
Dude ma mem kral;
da kloboucek ma stranu
V .ieho svatku den,
Dude Sc chit zalibit
Y Sokolovne vSem.
Chyste.ite Sc, mladenci,
chystejte sc panny,
Wy zenuSky priyed'te
ty brutive pany;
my vSechny rozjarime,
name ma to patent,
abychom to nedovedli,
10 by Dyl sacrament.
Mas patron vSech Josefu
&C tesar .ien byl,
s Marii tez do balu
jake my. chodil;
Nezapomen nikdo . vas
jeho svatku den,
znamku del ma kalendar
"Sokol'' 10 a brezen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-07
OTAZkA ZABAVITELNOSTI
PSACfHO STROJE.

Zastaraly ale do dnes plati-
CT zabavovacl soudni rad Zaka-
zuje soudnim vykonavatelum
sebrati nekomu pro dluhy pie
tact stroj. Kdo vsak dnes INA
pletaci stroj vubec? Ia to jest
dovoleno sebrati psaci stroll, 0
kterem V radu neni ami zmln-
ky, &C jest nutnym k obzive
dnes prave tax jake "a staroda
vna stroj ma pletenl puncoch.
o zmenu zabavovaciho fadu
pr exekvovani liknavych dluz-
Mkt zajima Sc okresni soudky-
ne Florence f. Allencva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-07
POLACI We PROSPECT
VYSLOUZILCU.

Vcera zahajeno bylo hnuti
polskych valecnych vyslouzilcu
V Americe, jehoz ucelem Jest
sebrati We prospect invalidnich
polskych legionaru, jichz jest
125 fond We vysi 5000. 900. =
Hlavni stan jest V els. TAG
Broadway. Pfislusna agitace
Zahaiena Dude We vsech ameri-
ckych mestech S pocetneisimi
polskymi osadami.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-07
SPOJENf
STATU.

Drazd'any, 6. brezna. Ne
mecke staty Sasko, Brunswick
a Durynsko pomysleji ia utvo-
reni jednoty ma ochranu svvch
spolecnych zajmu, aniz by
vsak pozbyly sve neodvislosti.
Tyto tfi staty mali nyni socia-
listicke vlady. Myslenka led
noty mezi zminenymi staty ma
byti dale rozsirena ma "svaz
socialistickych statu".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-07
"KRASY REPUBLIKY c.
SKOSLOVENSKE"

Jest naZev monumentalniho d.
la vydaneho nakladatelstvim
Kratochvil a spoil. Praze l. {.
SIS, ktere pfijeli do Ameriky
siriti zastupci uvedene firmy
PIP. Jos. Hak, j. Biciste a A..
Schneider.
Shora uvedeni panove ma
vstivili mas redakci, ably mas
informovali o vyznamu "Dila"
a zaroven ably ziskali v Cleve-
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18

the value being 7,674s24 yen This is an increase Of 529,391 pairs valued at 2,349,S99 yen compared with the same perod last year. British India leads in the list Of importers with the Phil nppines, Africa, the Dutch Indies, Australia, China and Hangkong fol- lowing In the order mentioned.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18
BUYS R. R. GOODS
Chile Gives Large Order to Pittsburgh House for Electrical Apparatus to be Used in Building.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 18.-The largest single consignment of electric ap- paratus for railroad identification ever made in this country started from Pittsburgh recently when the Westinghouse Electric International company despatched the "1nterna- tional Trade Special" on its way to the coast.
 The special made up of 33 cars, carried equipment for the electrifca- ton of the state railroads of Chile. It was the second such shipment, the first having been made several weeks ago A third will follow shortly. The contract with Chile involves s7,00o,- 900 and includes 39 locomotives The consignment now on its way to South America is valued at s750,ooo
 From Pittsburgh the Special" goes to South Philadelphia, where the material will be loaded on a steamer for transit to Valparaiso by way of the Panama Canal.
 The waters of the Rio Colorado will be utilized in the generation of the power to be furnished to the Chilean State Railways, the initial identification of which will include IA miles of track, 116 miles from Valparaiso to Santiago, and 25 miles from Las Vegas to Los Andres.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18

earthquake and that for some years to come there is no likelihood of Tokio experiencing any disastrous earthquake He pointed out that the most dangerous forms of structure are earthern, stone and brick build ings. Ferro- concrete edifces he con- sidered safe.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18
Neu Books at tie Institute

BILL JoHNsToN's JoY-BooK by
 William T Johnston.
 Two thousand and two jokes ar- ranged by subject with q cross refer enced index Should prove useful for amateur minstrels, HEALTH AND GROWTH: 4 Discus
 sion of the Nutrition of Children
 by L. Emmett Holt
 The author, president of Child
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18

plunged into a veritable whirlpool o' plots and counterplots and forced tc swim out. ."-Literary Review. WAYS OF LAUGHTER by Harold
 Beebie.
 The story Of a cheerful barrister.' IN. I. Times,
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18
HOSIERY EXPORTS INCREASE

Tokio, Aug. 1s.-There has been a remarkable development in the ex- port of hosiery from Japan in recent years. During the first half Of this year l,922,057 pairs were exported,
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18
WOOD HOUSES SAFE

Tokio, Aug. 18-Dr. F. Omori, the well-known seismologist, speaking at a meeting Of the society for the study of buildings, said that Japanese wood en houses are safest in a violent
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18

THE INTERNATIONAL PROTEC-
 TON OF LABOR by Boutelle
 Ellsworth Lowe.
 The international protection of labor is a name for the movement which has resulted In the adherence of nations to treaties and conventions protecting workers The book gives a complete survey of the movement in all it's phases. from its beginning in ISIS. in the person Of Robert Owen,
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18

Health Organization, discusses certain important bearings upon nutrition upon the life Of the children, shows some Of the results of recent labora- tory studies. and suggests remedies for the present problem of mal-nutri- tioa in children.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18

SIGNS OF SANITY AND THE PRIN-
 CIPLEs OF MENTAL HYGIENE
 by Stewart Patton. M D.
 The many elements which play their parts in producing and main- taining mental sanity are here set suit of Dr. Paton's conviction that until man learns as much about his own mechanism as the machines he produces civilization cannot transcend the obstacles of disease. insanity crime and war. The book Is intended for the general reader."-N. Y. Times.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18

SIMPLE FURNISHING AND AR ENACTMENT by Helen & John Gloag. -#-.s .- This book consists essentially Of a collection of practical suggestions for furnishing any house, large or small, with antique and modern styles of furniture and decoration. SINCE THE CIVIL WAR by Charles Ramsdell Lingley.
 Clear, concise, well balanced out line, not too heavy for the general reader, and excellent for history stu dents in high schools and colleges."- A. L. A. Booklist UNNOTICED LONDON by E. Monti- lambert.
 A travel book describing some of the little known buildings. hooks and corners, etc. of the London of today.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-18

to the present time. including the in- ternational labor organization of the League of Nations. Book Review Digest,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
PANHANDLE
CLUB TWllL, Hold
EVENTS SUNDAY

The first shoot 81 the Panhandle
Tmpshooiing Association will L. hch
SUNDAY. TIL. scorrs made on this day
by the Amarillo term viii count against
ihusc made To- ~ other teams IN the
league en- the following "Wednesday.
The highest five scores will b. tho
average made lay the Amarillo club
and tho more shoutvrs present the more
likely the team r. 20 have higher
average M old members OF the club
.ar, urgrd to I've present Sunday after.
noon az i:is oiei6ck ami help Amarillo
win the pennant In the association
shoot. which opens Sunday and closes
July ..
The team competing agulust Amarillo
SUNDAY will lc Hereford. Pcrryton.
shamrock Slaton. Post civ and nos.
Silly Tulia ~ all these towns have
enthusiastic clubs. Amarillo viii have
70 hustle 10 win the flag this year. hu'
having moI' members than the smaller
towns the local should 30 4, " cvcrv
member viii come ant and nut forth
hi. hest .fforts To make high average.
The 1879 Trapsho"tinT Year Bo.k.
which Il complied Nv the American
Tnpshooiing Association, shows that
Amarillo had more registered skaters
hast year than any city IN Texas not
excepting Dallas. Houston and NicltI'a
Fails three citis-whcfc trapshootIig
has been popular for wears. This ycas
The Amarillo club only has twenty.
seven SO far and the officcrs urge I'll
I'D members To come out sunday and
hring along y prospective member,
The shoot SUNDAY has b'cn set for
i'li O'Clock 10 enable all members tn
get through IN time to ~ and see tho
lall came which viii start about :
u'clork.
Don't forget the time iis o'riocl;
sunday afternoon cut West Fifteenth
Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
MOTORCYCLES
Plan SEVERAL,
BIC CONTESTS

AGA. "a Mn,orcycle Cf'ib plans 10
o., u~, thrilling SHOWS hits year.
nu. VII "runttc q svrlcs- VI III.
cy Utc 20 a. all riders. with
o,sh Hiy.s "r me winners. q was an.
uourycd Friday. owing % thu weather
conditions. IN. races which were -cnrd.
ule'l i' he held during the auto show
wen" called Oft.
Many uut-,d.t,wn riders nrp Expected
O. enter the race. which will hc held
in Apfll.
Thr puhlir b invited to wpt'h prac.
t'cr ri'hrr ~ the ra,c track Sumd..-
~. uu'us. when the wraihs b. f'llr
o b. ais ms,d that spectators keep
their earn away frum thu curriers' ga
sNoil accidents
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
PRESIDENT NORTHERN. ARRIVES
I'm Abilene 10 ESTABLISH his
HEADQUARTERS FOR n SEASON
siceial,oThcN,

Special 10 The S,vt
AnlIENE March 90 optimistic as
tu the 1879 season Ca ih' West Texas
League and fcciing confiatiI that the
n,,son op,ning on Aprl 90 Is 60 De- the
l.sl In the history ol The enc uit Gordon
". Northern. president of the lciguc.
and Mr. NUrihein. arrived IN the city
tins wreck. aud WIN make THIS cay their
HON, during the baseball ~ isun. Mr..
Nmthprs b. hrmhor OF Hun Northern
whp pilu,cd thc Aiai.nv liigles dur
mr IA. latter Fart ~ lasi s'a@m and
WHO pulled the club cut 90 q iun.ne
Auuu aud nuicd Them - iui'inusly
iu the arrund lunrSng N th, l.'nant.
M Northern o. confident that any
t,nglc that there may d" In the ssih.,l
ulr fee "a, season viii be- worked out
ptislacturilN o. al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
,JEEFMES PLANS.
To FIGHT aglNr
IS IN BEAUMONT


liy Associated Pres
BEAUMONT March 81 - am com.
INK back declared former heavyweight
champion James J. Icffrics In an IN
tervicw here today. am IN good
fighting shape right now and am look.
INK FOR a match.
'What about this evangelist carccr?r
the former pugiiist wns asked.
It's all ho-h." d. said. TIN going
back 90 tn ting Just as soon as match
can D. arranged"
Jcffrios. with his manager. Frank
Pctius, son OF former United siatc-
Senator peitus II Alabama. arrived ,n
this CITY today and il negotiating for q
houi. He did not say whom b. expects
10 fight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01

I'd tlEV swv,,w,tcr had twelve asainst
eight for IN. defenders. fIcharty.
Mufs;or and singleton divided the pitch.
INK nnrl,n for Boss POP. They merely
lob s,'l EN- oyci: IT. early yet and none
81 the Swutler ciuhncn will gu. l"osc
iur sumo time.
shimmic ThrTh irgan right where
i" lft un last season by srnshing
9ui iuur hits uut 81 Tive tim-. up.
IIumc James.
PITCHER Coniry. who put lrc,l,il on
III" baseball man. has been rclre.s,d tn
stamford. according To- the busy billie
BED.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01

mean much. but uc Dos, % Nin. nu mat
~ what we've playing
Thaynp Souit Who ummrrd the Cray
exhibitions Tuesday aul
"Wednesday. VIII grubabb handl, tho
Indicator ln m, i.Hghoin s,rics.
let, riaA Sauary.
one ihing id OBS io lss uf vuu bugs
-go out th,ry saturday aud sunday VA
uOd, and us, ,uai lir., 10th tpN
iood it.trg i- . grIt thing rot az,
al club Many ueuurs iiv won
Trough che sum go hometown fans
nd ~ nuEhtta En ua tHrs saturday.
spcyinlly SUNDAY aul laca IN, Grays
ic the limit
Amarillo waur u7, thlug beside a
aod hall rluu lh.- ,tat % bihsch of
ans who slWpor doe h,m' club. hut
li1y Square with DO, visiting asgrcigi.
.ion. \ ci.au sport J.. better thln a
dirty suti who teir The viMt,ns
when given half % ,hanc-. ~ throws
pnp bottles nt IN amp, let tiic Nh.
iing teams Eu awat and buost Anna.
No. e. q tuNa "iIl' Ga, ,'ouu stprls.~
ii,il liygr- snd Egtl lirnslrv VII ett
H' haehs nnmnE asignm,nts Ia urc
EaN" ur the other against i.ublock
Russell. INT kclsler. l,.dnrs. East.
.ud J,huoen Have and Biihlcr win
e. given i ,h4nrr ,o shv~ tii,it stuff
The loral bues Uflham ar fitE
,iah wili riay firti base Nearer wfn
rVort arupnd acr nd skinny Movie
ne b. .rut to enc shorii'cid. Wtilo
WRIGHT or 1870, hang viii rlnv' third.
10, oltuDid wlitc IMPOSED 81 Horns
go chatham .ad l'hisA "a Holland
i'opullr fl.nghcrns ~
Aarng thu ppul1i players who will
~. 4t ln .th, l.uui--i, iinrun are Joln
sins. ilp ouircldc WIN played With
.a','sipu ir time last s'asufC Yer
n i;h0. ,.rmti Fort Worth. rssas
i.,s .ic stlI vine als tc,n In probes
ulai ia-,ilu ,irc'cs tor cl.,cn war:
Isc johnson fhc Tavlpi bay whit il
,iymg in the ouifisld. Max Dhuein,
tor' Worth mtch.r ind Mike schmidt
.., Fireman boy hriicr who Played
i1 hu CaI Coas, circuit In 1854.
Bring oct the ladies and children.
SOFA dycdIntho.wool Tans and watch
suf Grays battle thc I.onEhoriIs.
iI'd,log' They're of today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01

ENRoUTE HoMEwIrH THE ATli.
l.ETlCS. March 80 .-Conuiv Mac, b.
sur, hts mIi club will be- batter this
year than last
~ matter 81 fact Connie is ~ thu
opinion thar Do, now has the best lAli
club that has Represented the Athletics
tine, 1914
Nv that YEAR the Athletics won the
pcnnant Since then the club has had n
str,urlc hold un that place. Draw your
own conclusions ~ o. the strength OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01

Comics present team.
SUR the Athletics viii be- better this
year tlmn last We couldn't get any
worse" That Is rather tcrsc manner 10
which Mack Gopcs out his team ~ is2e
MY pIfeht~g n ccriain To- be- better
Tho staff VIII IL, about iho same as last
wear hut viii have benefited hy years
experience, continued Connie.
''I'hr mnold and ouifield viii b.
'irungcr combinations since there r.
I.lrutv OF reserve strength. l have tNN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
JEFFERlES PROVES TOO MUCH
FOR SANDSTONE CLUB: STRIKES
OUT nineteen: WINS, 4 TO z
Special to The News.

Srosiii % Tho News.
CHlLBRESS. Texas. March si.-Too
much J,fforics.
That's thu reason Amurillo's brilliant
Sandstorm baseball club dropped I
20 contest ia the Gstcwny city nine
this afternoon.
jeff held thu Potter County bunch Ia
n lnir Of safetics. while his teammates
We're gathering nine hits. k'llus
Turner 81 the Sandsioun pitched great
lail Tor Amarillo until the sixth inuln.
when three runs were chased over the
pan Nv the locals. Branch anderson
the sensational souihpaw. relieved Tur.
ner and held the Chlldrcss Gang within
his power until the game ended NJ.
though his mates failed to hylp him 80
the hat
Jcffriss struck out nineteen Amarillo
haiter- The younrst-r pitched won.
dcrful lall from start to finish. display
ing better form than any ether scholls
tie moundsman has shown this year.
Errors were. In part. responsible Tor
Amarillo's defeat. Bill Coffcy played
great defensive hill for childress
Whittington's wild throw and dumb
plays hy Curtis and Hayden allowed
the winning runs 10 De- registered.
Amarillo put az "a great battle on the
dofunsiv. cxccp, IN the sixth
Anderson and Curtis win work on
the mound and behind the Int for tho
Sandsturm tomorrow. while Southor.
land and Morris will form the Childrcss
battery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-01
sUggesird S.ng Tiiirs.
A. (self Csursr Water Hazard l. thu
oDu111unl ''Rlvrr af Doabt."

l1illy Evans tells "ic ai-.ui l;uTl,.gh
cT1sne-. who t,n,ares Horns ~ aud
konsh. Thc story follows
Essk.eh'tirimcs "a ,hr l;foiSiyn clu5
u CO. ,of I'M k.sding il'rh,Es o. ,ac
Nsfiorai Leasa.
: Rogers Hornsiy uf ,h - logia Car.
dipals he'd the Nailuaal l.tagur ~ at
ting last season.
While Eddie ."Ish ~ srrrnih in ihr
hst Of hl;tefs. ~ rAiiy rmtri aNi
o. Horn-'ls. slp,c a, player leo is.
txten the two b. al, tt- ~ p.sv~i a.
oniy few eanrs.
ttur1ssi'y aud IsDush al. rrat h.t'ers.
Iiunshy ss'a ri,shi hasaisr while l;'alsh
hits -irmn III, bit ,sie ~ ihr platr
Grimes h laich,r VII. uskr. a
enses1i sfusiy an ~. iatt4S THAT h
che of thu tig ,.lros,. Got hi r,niinis,d
succcss. lis oplui-n ihrr,flru j. NO.
thy IL attcnilup.
The Brooklyn lai,hiar ac, says
ltourh Il hairlcf u lA,eh a. than Hori,--
W. Herr r. his giztA;i, at thu National
Leagues two hast hatancn:
Il can tell ahn,et exactly what
lIofusty. intrffsi~ to d. from his posi.
tivn at the plate. but Roush never.
"rOnce iibrisxby tnls@ his position at
the S,Dnie' h. never changes q. 10 he
crowds the plate you know he h Try.
ing 10 hIf 60 right field II he stands
cff you know he wants 10 PUN One 10
left field.
"Hornsby always takes a healthy
swing. ~ Is a rarity ror him 10 bunt
on you.
Knowing these things pitch TO
1lVrnrby accordingly. OF course. I
don; always fepi him. he makes MANY
bass hit OF my dclkefy. VIVA, moan
3. there II nothing mysterious abou,
liosnshys intentions Nhcn he steps 10
The plafr - . "e ~
',On the other hand. Eoush always
takes tn. same f,osl,isn when h. steps
into the lattcr's hox. but lac keeps you
constantly btrxtidttcd By ouiguessins
you.
lie invariably makes his shift after
tn pitcher starts ms delivery. Ne either
s1ideniy chukcr ID CA his la, or steps
away from or into The hall he can Dc
sny Il ihs- things from his natural
yosition.
s~-0ften from his position ! make ui
usy mind thu, he intends 10 take q
healthy swing. cnly 10 have him ay
Gown . tantallxlng hunt
"Motr iali games have been lost
through hunts than home runs.
''Hornsby and Eoush are great hit
tsrs. hut I would much prefer pitch
ing TO Hornsliy."
The bird who knocks his hoIne nins
oushtia 81 brick house from IN,
rect q the fans
Get the bricks one az a time.