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FOREIGN WOMEN HERE.
Guests of International League to
Talk at Mass Meeting.

Mrs. Annot Robinson of England,
Fraulein Gertrud Baer Of Munich.
Germany, and Mile. Pottecher Ar
mould of Paris, who have come to the
United. States as guests of the Wom-
ans International League, will make
their first public appearance at a
mass meeting to be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in the New
Masonic Temple. Miss Jane Adams,
international president of the league,
will extend the official welcome of
the organization to the foreign guests
and will preside at the meeting.
The subjects to be discussed by the
three women will be the economic
conditions in their respective coun-
tries which have resulted from the
war and the outlawry Of all wars in
the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-29
PUPILS GIVE. RECITAL.
Woodbridge Studio Students Honor
Miss Grace volland.

The pupils Of Mrs. Grace Hazard Wor-
melle, director Of the Woodbridge Studio,
gave a recital yesterday for Miss Grace
Volland at Odd Fellows Hall. The pro-
gram consisted Of a group Of child i'm
PRESENTATIONS, darby stories and dra-
matte readings, interpretive. dancing by
Miss volland, Rotations. piano solos
and dances by her assistants.
Those who took part were Elizabeth
Leffel, Virginia Simcox. Grace Seybolt
Dorothy and Catherine Rehage. Evelyn
Wendail, Helen Fletcher. Helen Spire.
Ruth Campbell. Ruth Rolen. Mildred
Floto, Glenda Heugh. Eileen Davis.
Gladys Warner. Ruth Mclaughlin and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-29
DETAILED TO RESERVES.

Lieut.. Col. Harry N. cootes, former
aide to Maj Gen. P. c. March, retired.
former chief of staff, has been re-
lfeved from duty with the Sd Cavalry
at Fort Myer, Va, and detailed to duty
with the Organized Reserves, Sd Corps
Nd. He will take a preliminary
course of instruction at the Sd Corps
area training center at Camp Meade.
Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-29
SCORES VIVIsECTl0N.

vivisection Of animals was denounced
as unfustifiable and cruel by Charles
Edward Russell in an address before
the Humane Educational Society at the
public Library last night. Experiments
on living animals had failed TO aid medi-
cine, he declared.
Commander J. Breck, ~ 8. n. also
spoke on the subject Of animals. con-
demning the torture which he said the
fur hunter infiicts on his game.
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WILL DISCUSS PASSPORTS
Chamber Of Commerce to Take Up
q Wise Requirements.

: Abandonment Of passport wise re-
quirements will be discussed at the
tenth annual meeting Of the Chamber
OF Commerce Of the United States, to
be held in Washington May is to IS.
The subject will come. before the
meeting in the form of a resolution
adopted by the foreign commerce de-
paftment committee of the chamber.
which recommends reduction of pass
port and wise fees and discontinuance
OF passport wise requirements.
Tho wise matter Is one Of several
subjects to be. discussed in addition
to the main subject. European Con-
ditions and Their Effect on American
Business" Present Indications, the
chamber says, point to an attendance
Of about 5000 business men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-29

Flowers for Notable Weddings
usually come from Skaters, 900 18th
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-29

Biological Society will meet, at
o'clock, at Cosmos Club. DIR. William
F.. Ritter will speak. Visitors well
come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-29

Columbia Heights. Cftixens' Assoc
citation will meet Tuesday. pm, al
st. Stephens Hall. 3017 14th street
Election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-29

Annual card party for the benefit Of
the Holy Family Day Nursery. $40 4th
street. will be held Monday at Ward
man Park Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-29

Spring dance at st. Barnabas Hall,
Iceland. Nd, at $3.50 o'clock, for the
benefit of the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-29

California State Society will give a
500 party. at. s o'clock. at the Senate
Hotel. All Californians invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-29

The wandeflusterx' hike for Sunday
will start from Sycamore Island. sta
ton Cabin John car line, at 2:30 pm.
Mr.. Tierney will lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-29

District Chapter. Disabled Emer-
gency Officers of the World War. will
meet. at 8 o'clock, in boardroom of
District building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
LUBBOCK FANS
RAISE $4,000
FOR L0NCA0RNS



i.bBips'k. April is.--Ali doubts and
clouds that have been lowering around
the L.sil,lsock baseball club were blown
away Friday night at very windy
meeting IL Lubbock fans when after
niurh hot nir had been ~ loose. the
necessary $4,000 necessary TO smooth
the Rad for the boaTd OF directors was
RAISED m few minutes.
The I.tibho,k club under the manage
meni Of shed Allen has shown up well
IN series Il exhibition games played
With Amarillo, Clovis. Swcctwatcr. Can.
yon and others. and a winning team Is
freely predicted But financial worries
20; ino csmp not only q the players
hut II the officers and dirocturs q the
losai club ard $500 had 10 co,ne. 1t
did and the SEASON WIN sOon be- on.
Tho remarkable god craftsmanship
Of shton, Lubbock nearest nclehbor,
Vas shawn when several Slaton Fans
iepS so worth each 81 the oifsred
s,och. ~ "a - !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

The newly named Amarillo Gas..rs
administered tho laughing gas 10 the
Srertwaier Swaitcrs yesterday after.
rom with deadly effect. the score he
ing - 10 ". u was balloon race
all .ths Hag rounl. easll ioin ATTEMPT
Ing 40 see how high Il could stack the
scor,-s
" the first placc the Ga-srs slugg.d
restiy v,erythlnE that came their wav.
And the SHsilers swstfsd The hit col.
rpsn wan repIsls with three lsaEgcrs
and twc-bssHeTs gaiof. Onc Circuit
tt'p Vas hit. the h"nor going a. White.
" sNesiwsser.
Tor Roy' smiths Swati.rS useI
100 pitchers. endsavoring 10 shut the
sslte 90 the casSers summers a..
u fcf fsur inuirss and was suco,..i..l
bs hrooks. hot nsither could siol, ih.
"rsfiow. The f;asrcrs were sin,ply
gnshers Cor the time being.
Thona,eon. f1f the Amarillo gsnr
rlnpF The ole apple until prsciiesll,
the cnd % the nine Innings. Hayes W.
nm N M fha last few minutes II
hsf. .bnskinr 40 tho sxstiers u,liy.
when they had run In seven -ores
The sonfcsi started In fin. nav
and nentinued ~ Ear several inning.
u appeared 10 he any mans game un
~ the flfth. when tho Gas.rrS topk .
dsei'icd lead Sir taliier by th- Ann
mn toys broke the even score. uhich
isd bern five and five. Tive three. AM
seSsn. In the next three inning. r.,
iksed tbrm 90 the ir.ssle 81 pl,vlnr
he last lsif q the nlpih. -
Mason. VI the swatiers. swlp..l vh,,.
'@~s. ssd, Thrash. MooroSand .Atasl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Cassers Selected
AS New Name for
Local Ball Team

Amarillo Glss,rs shall b. iU' new
name e th, Nmar.llo team IN ~"
Wet T.Nas League dcCidcd spec
nl ,omm.itc, s'i',t'd o., the i'ain
n,na-rm,ut - exit the Grnys for
M time.
". g. Sloane 81 The Great West
MN q Elevator Go. was the winner
4 b. SEASON piss offered tu the fan
.flsciine the must appropriate nauie.
scyrr other fans sent in the niine
4 Gass,rs and th, cummit''" drew
or the ti'rs,n who should get the
season In.S. aud that b why Me-
Sluanr shall ar' go games tor shs
irios 81 arn this season.
Others submitting tho name II
Gasssr- WIS " Burks. oiuHr
sparks. gcutg, Killiln. Joe $ Mel.
ard. O.. : Wlli. Walter Cichall ana
T. rlNiillrd
Thu committee that selected the
iam' consisted 81 Walter l'arr lny
smih. Chlrlast Ware. DAVID N
Hnrcn aud \ = ikcr-cy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

Two h,sc hits Groh. base hits
Young. SINNERS. Stolen base Kelly,
iawlinss. Sacrifice SNYDER. Dcbcrry.
liucihcr. Jonnard Lett on basis. New
York y brooklyn 5. Base on balls of
Mitchell !. Gordinvr ,. Causey 4
Barnes l. Struck Out by Causey I:
shriNcr |; Do'aiur .; Barnes /: Jonnard
]. ltits uff Mitch u none out Ia FIRST,
or cordincr ; Ia Ia OFF Schriycr 6 IN
tone out ia the Sc"ndl df D~atur 6
III 20 of Msr,msuN J IN 2. off Csus.
~ IN -. of Barnes Ia / 80: off
J"nnard nan" in 30. iili by pitcher
~ ShriNcr tMeuslc, by Decatur u.sw
hhg-l Will piuh Decatur Winning
pitcher casssy keins pitcher Mitchell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Abilene COLLECE
WILL ENCOUNTER
. Bluffs THIS week


Special % IN News
CANYON. Aril is.-Abll-ne Christian
Coileg. baseball team viii lnyad. the
rang. 81 the Buffalo herd for three
sames. Monday Tussdiy and wednes.
'saS u b Fet'Srtsd ihsi 4 g & has a
East team AMI these ihr- games ara
causing much excitement among the
fals here - 10 fhs 'ufoune Of the cos-
ts~is
cach Burton slate that Miller win
probably 10 m.and duiy for the herd
Monday. Whiiacre. "a" hig right hand.
er from HALE center. D. slated 10 start
IN n. center position Ia the game
Tuesday.
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s--i'",,e'l fcr Keen IN eighth

summary -Tvo-lasc hit. Burns. Cot.
ter. Wingo. Freeman. stolen bsrs
Ncaie :. piinclp. Burns. Sacrifice. Dsu
bert. Doulsle play. i,ahnc Cavcney and
D1ni'rt. ponahue aud Daubert Left
nn l'ase. Chicago \: Cincinnati 6. Tl,ss
az halls. off Cheeves Z. uff Freeman
y off k"ch !. ~ Osborn" I of oDna
ko- ,. struck out. by Freeman 7. Nv
kccn :. ny osl'oruc I. hy Donahuc .
Hts of Che"ves In "a. of freeman
In les: III Keen Z In tea: off o.
lornc. none In I. Wit bv pitcher. Ly
Freeman 'cavcncy, losing pitcher.
cieeNes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
lIlaIni,N Iakc 4.

MEM YORK. April 1.-THE New
York Nallvnals. Worlds champions. to
daS nadr II ] out ~ Z from Brooklyn.
winning Wild rio,ious game II to 10.
Fifteen Gianis went tu hai In the first
nning aud Bancroft. Rawlings and
Grvh each scored runs. Young hit a
irllo and single Ia the inning aud
drove IN four runs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
R. L. SPEIGHT TO HEAD
SCHOOL At lITTlEFIELD

LIrrLEFiEi.D April i; The -ho.i
Lard hss elected Ilsisri l.. Snsigh, a.
superintendent - tn school here next
ysaT ". : Sheppard has i..n r..
elected nrincipai = ihs hlrh -thoi
.na IN, "a sdiiissn.l i.srhass ohtsrn
ln're ar ~ -choiustlc- thi. YEAR ~
ih' iAiil"iisid lnsl-i-ndent school D.
ir.,i tn" eleventh grad. has, l,.en add.
- and ih' budding vii have 10 10
'nlafE'i i-eiore the beginning ~ next
SESSION.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
GtsshRs AND sw trrERs
PLAY Mt : q. VI. TODAY.

amarillo CaS-rs and Swertvaicr
Svsficr~ play their final game ~
the srfter at o. m tuslay At
Arlussineni lsfk. "I'cach,--' lid
lnrs vii piich tot .he Gassess.
whils Il u expected "Lofiy" Rich
bufx wsn tasri ior the ,eitors
This vlil he the LIST time You'll &c,
10 So the tas-rs play Until MAY
Sat Amusement i'srk. 80 EVERYDAY
Iarn ant to-day
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THOSE CHEEsy STARS.
The biggest baseball star ef IN
u sometimes sfigwrrd eheesy.
Mad that's l'ecss<~ he always makes
fhe hardest pisys lcok easy.

Lefty" ThomGxon pitched enough
h,ls in that game yesterday 10 Civ,
him a two weeks lay-off. He couidnt
ct the 9th Out and Ross Hayes had 20
cfme &C. his rescue for the final one.
The old gag or as u will L.: When
The GasSers win. tho opponents will 10
asphyala,cd. When Thea lose. the other
tram will overcome the gas.
Gas or no gas. the Gassers certain.
" VIII le a name that win advertise the
reHources OF the Panhandle. Aces and
Anielopcs were runners>up In the
names considered BY the committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

summary -Twoh,sc hit. Butte. ID.
vin'y. Biad,S, Dcncyilic. Gross Dislcl
rhrce'hasc hit. Divincy. Gross. sacri.
lice. Dvnovillc, Doyle. Maore. little.
struck opi. 10y Dlyincy !. Boldcn q
Base on balls. eli Dlyincy I. off BoLien
.. EatSnan hii. l;ol,lcn. Will pitch.
pivincy. LEFT vn Lasc. Houston .. Gal.
weston :. Double play. Biitle to fsif
teri: Disicl 10 l.. smith; N. smith to
Disicl 10 l.. Smith. Time l:i5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

u ii~,.'l ThnrI-"u ~ ninth.
STh Su1na -ii"m. sIn. White.
'l"e'sinsr D." Thrash Whit Tho,up.
-" Fitzgerald AMI Auhe,cr Twol,asc
e. Tilwsil. l.i'hhuTg. White. Pipkln.
Nrh'.eT. CLANCY and Fitzgerald. In.
'inss patched by summers {. by
'irooss { ly Thompson s2.3. by Hayes
J.. STRUCK cut by summers :. by
iru'hs = hv Thostpsen :. Has on
al's by Summers .. by Brooks J.
Y Thompson . Mid pss.h, Thompson.
s'-ss-i i-s'l. ssvs,a aud usssi.y- limo
{ <zgsf v:so. skmplFe a 8 Doug.
'ss.. stk Es-L "a
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WINE
CLOVIS GAME 4
Z. BY l1-9 SCORE


esselsi 10 ~ Sc~s
CLOVIS. April is.-slci Aliens Lub.
boek cowbcys won the first q two
s.sscs rxhsst'sor sare here to-day By
The scssc u u To : The lalcon bast.d
IN ths s~vcnih inning when LShlock
uade SEVEN runs. s,'eesie cracked out
q -hsrf one which cirr'ed around aud
nnsiiy fell over the fence. bringing In
three men ahead Of him. An accident
happened In the secOnd innning when
AtSnscns was sossdenfiy spiked when
sliding in b. second. lie was carried out
az M park. The esas was called al the
esa e the eighth On secovat Of dark.
ness.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
SLUGGlMG fest CLOSES WITH
, AMARILLO WINNING q TO IS

son each mad" aoav with on, ON the
',lss'rs sislr. Anh.l,r B,er.. chat
ham and Thompson goi un. ams,e. and
iiornsby and Chau,y each managed az
pnfluin I'VE. cane, stolc scruni in the
aghih vent O" thi on Thwupson'-
siuRle. and q few minutes lat.r stole
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

S-l;ati-d for Reid In ninth.
The Score by innings:
Dallas ..............lii00 3e Too y
Wichita Falls ........ 3s7 POI Osx-.-lS
Summsry-Twoi,asc hit. Knadl.r. :
p'llricn. lpnohue, Miller. Galloway.
Thr'slnsc hit Adams. McDonsld
Home run. Miller. Sacrifice hit. sorey
,. Adams Stolen base. Summa. Sorcy.
Double play. Kitchens Ia Mcdonald.
adams TO i'eck: Adams unassiste,l
Hits of Harper \ In si.3 innings:
Held 10 IN ga Innings; Knadlcr . In
lnings: Ruth 5 IN 4 innings EaN .n
halls. or Harper - Knadlcr Z. Held
:, Ruth :. Struck out. knodl,r 3 Reid
Z; Iiit by pitcher. Harper ?. Passed
tall, standing. Time 81 game hours
y minutes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
ranihcrs Win Third.
H. Assoesatrd Press

FORT WORTH. April ls-F,. Worth
made II three In a rcw over Shrcve,ort.
winning today Z TO o. through the cx.
ccilcnt pitching of Bill Morgan. recruit
Finger Of the locals who held the
Fassers TO five scattered saftics. Sears
hit safely In all four trips 20 the plate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Aggies II~at lsears

Coi.l.EGE STATION. Texas. April Il.
Tho Texas Aesies won their dual ten.
pis meet here this afternoon with The
Baylor Bears. The Aggi.s won a sin.
siss contest and both doubles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Texas Keats 4. A n.

COI.LEGE STATION. Texas. April u.
The Texas University baseball team
won the srcond game 20 tho series from
the Tcxas \ a N. team this afternoon
b. a score u TO la ten innings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
tggies Trim Southwestern.

cOLLE0E STATION. Texas. Aprn is
The Texas Aggics won their duai
track meet with the Southwestern Uni
vsrsity team here ihis Afternoon By the
scora 81 I0cis 90 "a. He'd slnythe,
the Aggic sprintcr. was high point man.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

ITtchcfs stAtistics. I hits and two
runs off johnson In innings. sacrI.
fico hits. Hargrove. Stolen bases. Jack.
son. Tavener, Sears. Eitei. Two hase
hits, Morgan. stsllbauer. Sears. Struck
out by Morfan .. ny Stone .. by John.
son !. Base ON halls. of Johnsnn 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

sumniary-Two.ls,sr hit. Carey. Mc.
Hrnry. FoHriacr Sacrifico. Griam,
stcck. Il@nshy. Double play. Maran.
VILE. Stewart and Grimm Left on
in~c. Pittsburgh a. ~ Louis 4 BASE
IN halls. of Adams .. on Ainsmlth ?.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Z riicheFx llznsnaerrd.

PHILADELPHIA. April U.-Philn.
delphIa hammered four Boston pitches, =
for total - ~ hits and easily ious IT,
third victory ~ the series ~ 10 s.
IA....l..a. A IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
HTS
D|vINEYTAElNC :
LEAD IN SERIES
Dy Associated Press

HOUSTON. lpril i5.--IIouston hit
Dnincy. recruit pitcher from the
souih Atlantic League fur ten innings
md toek the lead In the series by win
ring. To- .. l.cus" fielding caused the
enriy runs liold"n was helped QUE o.
,losc places by three double riaysl
HIM lllI L LII III A Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

6u.ansu T iss- hus wilbur. Earn
shaw Iiome runs Garry. 6siti-. Alien
Siesxis. Wilbur sirsck out D, Vol.
q Ward :. hrhnld :. stolsn hases. A..
In. wilbur. King ?.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

u With first and second 90 first, sec.
ond and third occupied. with less than
two nut. any atienn, to hunt In an ef.
fort 10 advance the issse runners which
results In fair Nv ball shall no, BE-
resarded ~ m infieid nv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
NATIONAL. I.EAGtE.
WHERE They PLAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston at New YORK.
Philadelphia at BROOKLYN.
Pittsburgh at Cipcirsiati.
Chicago ~ II. Louis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
CARDlNALSTAKE
; TO 2'VICTORy4
over PITTSBURC
~ Ass@ lated rI~s

ST LOUIS. April is-Iack snlih's
.irgl' with two out In the ninth scored
IotHrr"r and gdy" the Cardinals u
ito2 victory over Pittsburgh today.
Il was thsl third straight victory for
NJ. i.oui- JcsH lIaines allowed only
shrr hfs. = ME his mates pounded
4 tla Adams far n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
-
spuskirrs Win slug Pest.
y Associated Press

WICHITA FALLS. Aprii ia slug.
test and many errors resulted today In
u victory for the Spuddcrs over the
Dallas Giants. Score IS To ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

RCIssER QV0sTs ND BOUNCE.
Ne heashi . ~ Al ribser queIts,
To keep himsen ia trim.
MAJ ever iims isr threw sIse things
Ii'ry boussced right bse,, 90 him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

Baltcd FOR vorgt In sth.
Beaumont ............50 500 go eo0--s
san Antonio ............ioi al. 0o0--5
Innings pitched by cou-hman Ia: by
Kraft J 20; By Nerght 20. Runs off
Couchman 4; Kraft .; vcrgt .. Hits.
couchmsn 4: Kraft \: v,rgt s. Two
base hits. RAIDER. Strong. Booe. Mckee.
Three basc hits, Strung. Gross. vachc.
Home runs. Nache. Stolen bases. Ed.
ingion. brennan. Struck out BY Kraft
], by Nergt .. 10y Morgan 1. by Lyband
l. Bases on halls, Kraft !. Couehman
!. Nerst :, Baiicrs hit. Morgan me.
keel. Double plays, RAIDER to brennan
To Strong. Empires. Kane and o'Toolc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
BASEBALL RESULTS
sol TnERN ASSOCIATION.
%, ,.sociatsSi I'rcs,

~ NssfHinNH lftet
NAsHN iI.l.E. Tcnn.. April Is
Fields held birmingham 10 three hits
pnd Nashville .vcn,d az the series With
birmingham to-day. winning 10 Q.
Murse Burke and WE'RE accomplished
n triple steal IN the eighth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
TExAs LEAGUE

Houston mt Galveston.
Beaumont az nan Antonio.
Shreveport az Fort Worth.
Dallas at Wichita Falls.
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DAILY NEWS SP0RTeRANs

Gays That was thu nearest the swat.
'-r- came 10 victory In that series.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
AMERICAN I,ENGlI.

81 Louis NJ Cleveland.
Detroit ~ Chicago.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Reds Turn Tables.

" Associated fress
ciNCfNNATi AuIi i5.-Turnins
the iahl'- tolay. after two defeats. the
Reds csslly won from Chicago. to ,.
Chicago. ARE n M A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

sssfrgire ans all the rag Yesterday.
And the fans liked II .sld"rily. showing
no moSry for ID. Iaor pitchers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

The hsiwnan Il entitled 10 first base.
u fair hii hill strikes the person or
clothing of the umpire or base runner.
provided no play has been made on such
tall In no case shall any base run.
ncrs advance on such play. except
when forced TO make room for the hats
man
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Two base hits walker. Heniine :
Holke. Home runs ih.,k.l. williams :
stolen bases Chrisienbufy. Left On
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no fnorry for ID. .Iaor pitchers
Pop boy" smith. mansg-r % the
s~afters. says that NJ has no allia fcr
the drfcai YESTERDAY except that tho
players we're not acclimaicd Wonder
" the Cassers Win say that shoulf
tbsy oosoe cat brsz Than 600 psr ceni On
~ twp through southern -nd of IN.
circuit.
f,shsrfy. IN. hiE Ina With the swa,
tefRs was here has, year IN ~. exhil,l
ilgp ssrIes and II popular with ANA.
rim fana.
esnthesw EsehasrE may WORK
afajnst The GasseFs today, H. WIS a.
H1esf ipSns lid is~i fst, as Ne 20.
elssPi s-sn n Y .ihnifs~ snh the Old
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Morgan l. Time. 2 hours. Umir,..
Daley and Myers.
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" AAtnctated frc.s
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. April New
ORLEANS lattcd three Mobilc pitchers
hard to-day and defeated the visitors. n
Ia &.
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Batteries. Dick.rnan. l.Oisins, u and
l,span. Wcl,b mad Shcstak
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| Ny Associated Pro-
MEMPHIS. Tom. Aprll a.. wcla,. r.
Memphis recruit held l.i,il" i,uck -
slx scattered hits ioslay lnd WIN h-
game. : to3
Scor. by Innings |. ~. T..
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IL In trying a double or triple steal.
either Of the runners ~ thrown out. the
Other 90 others shall no, no regarded
~ having st"lcn tho lasa In question.
In other words. ON such steals every
runner must ressh his objective or no
one j. credited with a steal.
They ough, 20 b. called sweetwa,e,
whatiers. Ella. WHAT
It's shame all thoss cut out ssgp.
are soinE up around thu hall pprk. 20
many more people could look over H.,
fr.;cc. dcncha you know
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ita'ierics: Ii'rn, aua Krcss. Suggs.
NiIllamz and Rarhlcn. = ~
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ATLANTA ArTil -Chatianooea
won from Atlanta to today. chester
|schmislt of Atlanta had the experience
% hitting ,wic, ~ a pinch hitter. lie
lei of In IN. ninth and the Crackers
baffoi around
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