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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-15
EMPTY Shortage
STILLHAMPERING
COAL PRODUCTION
Car Supply Better Today Only
on Several Divisions III
Fairmont Region.

Here and there IN the region
there Is an acute car shortage on
In Northern West Virginia, but
generally the run OF empties Is
stronger than 1t was yesterday.
There is a Is per cent run today
against 20 per cent yesterday.
There is a remarkable improve
ment on the Monongah Division,
B. & o. today, there being a 81
per cent run against 90 per cent
yesterday. On the Monongahela
there is a 4 per cent run against
SO per cent yesterday, the car sup
ply having fallen down sharply.
On the Western Maryland the cars
today aggregate 20, per cent
against 14ypcr cent yesterday. Tho
NJ. & w today has a 10 percent
run against % per cent yesterday.
Operations along the Charleston
Division, B. e %. today have a IS
per cent run against q per cent
yesterday In the Pennsylvania dis
trict OF the, Monongahela Railway
today there is a SO per cent run nf
cars. "
Divisional Placements
Car supply data on the five d.
visions follows:
Railroads Cars Placed Emrttes
Miohongah ss1 $50 s4o2
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-15
Last Minute MelUs
Bandits Get $4,000 in Bonds

Z CADD0, Okla, Dec 15.-Five men held up the Caddc
State Bank here shortly before noon locked fourteen per
into the vault and escaped large motor car with
approximately $4,000 in Liberty Bonds "a.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-15

Fun Associated Press wire
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
CALLS GERAN
OUR next GOVERNOR
(continued from page one)

holding Off his announcement has
been regarded as significant by some
OF those who follow the intracacies
Of state politics.
The situation may be summed up
in one question: WAS Simpson
speaking for himself or for the state
leaders Of his party??" This is the
view taken here.
Another angle of the Democratic
situation discussed here is to the
effect that the "Geran for governor"
cry may be an astute attempt to in
iect some pep into the coming DEM
ocratic primary campaign by getting
several of the prominent Democrats
gubernatorial possibilities into the
primary campaign. This would serve
The very useful purpose of getting
out a big Democratic primary vote
which would thus be registered for
the general election. AS it is with
Messrs. Tuttle and Edwards slated
TO be the ticket all other contenders
have withdrawn their names from
consideration. At least their friends
have considered the field closed with
the organization backing the bank
ing commissioner and governor. If
this situation continues up until the
September primary there will be no
incentive to get the Democratic I
out, unless 1t be to settle local con-
tests.
In this connection it might be re-
marked that at the present writing
both parties are in the same position
on this matter. With Runyon and
Frelinghuysen decided upon months
in advance as the organization ticket
for governor and senator there is no
talk of opposition. except the sena-
torial candidacy of George l.. Rec
ord. Hence there is nothing to get
out a big early registration at the
coming Republican primary.
Friends Of Mr.. Geran here re-
ceived word of the new boom for
him with interest. Last summer
when his name was frequently men
toned as a possibility it did not re-
ceive a very enthusiastic endorse
ment in Hudson county, where the
party polls it's heaviest vote. In fact
the thought expressed by at least
one prominent Democrat there was
that with Geran in the governors
chair all the Wilson Democrats
would return to power in the state
and the so-called organization re-
gime would be left out in the cold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
e Incorporation

NEW BRUNSWICK, April GA
certificate of incorporation has been
filed in the county clerks Office by
the C. & s. Corporation of Seaman
street, Perth Amboy. This corpora
ton deals in building material. coal
and wood, and is incorporated fo-
S1e0, 900. one thousand hares at
800 each. The incorporators are:
Carl c.. Christensen, Perth Amboy,
thirty-six shares: Niels G. Christen-
sen, South Amboy, two shares; Wal
demon c. Christensen, South Amboy.
two shares: Arnold ]. Christensen,
Perth Amboy. five shares, and An
ders Christensen. Perth Amboy, five
shares.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY

, Walter A. Topping. Of 21s High
street. Perth Amboy. a captain in
the reserve officers training corps
unit at New York University, has
been assigned { % the command of a
machine and howitzer company re-
Gently organized among the students.
The appointment was made by Lieut..
Col $. A. Campbell, U. s. A, in
charge of military training at New
York University. Captain Topping
is a senior at the university.
City men have finished saving
up the large tree in front of the
First Presbyterian church in Mar
ket street, which fell during the
high wind Thursday. The limbs and
trunk were all carted away this
morning. Although there were cleo
trio light and telephone wires on two
sides of the tree. mons were dam
ags by its fall.
A new resolution on the Amboy
avenue matter will be passed by the
aldermen at their special meeting
Monday night. Ii will request the
county TO return to the city that
part of Amboy avenue extending
from Myrtle street TO Inslee street,
this being the section which will be
widened and paved with state and
of the road will be left with the
freeholders to temporarily repair.
No other business al be taken up
Monday.
With the annual Barnone &
Bailem Y. NJ. c. A. circus only two
weeks away. rehearsals are being
speeded up. Commencing next
week the ticket sale will be pushed
and frequent rehearsais held. The
program is practically made up and
will consist Of more than twenty
numbers.
Miss Mary Brodhead. Of Brook
Ign. is spending the week end with
her aunt. Mrs. Ellwood r. johnson,
OF Fayette street.
The nomination of officers for
Perth Amboy Aerie No. 1886 Fra
ternal Order of Eagles took place
last night at a meeting of the aerie
in Eagles hall. Adolph c. Koycn
was named the worthy president to
succeed John II. Patten, who has
been at the head OF the aerie for the
past year. The other officers named
for the election to be held the first
meeting in May, are: Vice president.
Lester T. Bodley and Lester Kuehn;
chaplain. George p. Lund; secretary.
John H.. Mehaffey; treasurer, l..
Burt Moore: inside guard, Edward
c. Smith: outside guard. John j.
Mcbride; physician. DIR. J. s. Hay;
trustee. William Miller: musician,
Louis Pevolesky. The delegates to
the state convention named are:
Thomas Lucas, Thomas Wathne.
John II. Patten. Willis Hull and
David Hull. Seven applications for
membership were received and plans
were made for a smoker at the in
s~tallation. A committee named TO
arrange for the affair. includes Louis
Pavolesky. William Miller. Harry
Sheridan, Willis Hull and George P.
Lund.
The Heartman Auction Company.
dealers in rare American literature,
will hold another auction in its
Offices in the Raritan building on
Monday morning, April "a, at IL
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
Is Fined for Assault

NEW BRUNSWICK, April 22:-
Jacob Greenstein of Newark. con-
yicted this week for committing rs
sault and battery and sentenced to
pay a fine of $500. was released from
custody yesterday on the payment OF
$3.50 and the furnishing of a bond
for the balance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

The twelve members of the Safety
Patrol of st. Stephens school were
sworn in yesterday afternoon at a
ceremony taking place in the pres
ence of the entire school. The arm
bands denoting their membership
were distributed and the juvenile
patrolmen will begin their duties at
once. A similar ceremony will take
place at st. Mary's school when the
badges arrive.
Mike Dantona, twenty-five years
old. a shoemaker of 27O Washington
street. has been arrested upon a sta
tutory charge and is under 500 bail
TO await grand jury action. His wife,
Mary Dantona. is the complainant il
the Ease.
Grand Tall Cedar Thomas G. w.
Fine. Of Perth Amboy Forest, No.
IS, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. was pre-
scented with a jewel of his station
at a ceremonial held at the New Au-
ditorium last night. The jewel was
presented by the Rotal Rangers of
forest and the presentation speech
was made by William Turner. a
member of the patrol. Besides many
members of the forest there were
delegations from Richmond Forest
Of Port Richmond: Bay View Forest
Of Keyport, and Staten Island For
est of Tottenville present. Deputy
Martin l.. Fisher, of Tottenville. at
the head of District No. IA of New
York was present and took part in
the meeting. After the ceremonial a
collation. was served.
The twentieth annual dance OF
Court Standard Nc. Ill, Foresters
OF America, held last night at Junior
Hall. was a success. Their was a
large crowd that included the mem
bers and guests. The music for the
dancing was furnished by h Ster-
ling SIX orchestra. Philip Beatty
was chairman OF the arrangements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

The Hartman Auction Company.
dealers in rare American literature,
will hold another auction in its
offices in the Raritan building on
Monday morning, April "a, at IL
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
RovaI arcanum Attend Services

KEYPORT, April 22:-Members
Of Coronal Council. Royal Arcanum.
have arranged to attend the funeral
of Roscoe c. Bennett that will be
held tomorrow afternoon from the
First Baptist church. The members
Of the council will meet at the lodge
rooms at 1890 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

With the annual Barnone &
Bailem Y. NJ. c. A. circus only two
weeks away. rehearsals r being
speeded up. Commencing next
week the ticket sale will be pushed
and frequent rehearsais held. The
program is practically made up and
will consist of more than twenty
numbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

Miss Mary Brodhead, OF Brook
Ign, is spending the week end with
her aunt. Mrs. Ellwood r. johnson,
of Fayette street.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-05
DRUGS Abundant in Penitentiary

Tampa. Fla. July j.-Ramon cepe
da, charged With illegal possession o
narcotics. testified at his preliminary.
hearing before United States Com
missioner Cone thar while sn inmaT,
Of the federal prison in Atlanta III
was able at all times TO obtain drus>
Cepeda, who recently came 70 Tampa
hp said, after serving nine months ~
Il years sentence in the penitenti2~y
was bound over 70 lie federal gra::
Inn
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-05
HIS jUGULAR VEIN CUT
Spine Also Exposed, Yet Long islam,
Man May Recover.


New York, July with his jugulaj
vein cut and the top of his spine e1
posed. John Shurada, of Islip, l.. L.
who was thrown from motorcycl.
through the wipdShietd of an automo
bile in a head-on collision al Greai
River. l.. l., is recovering in the pri
Yate hospital of r. Gesrge s. King. a,
Bay Shore.
The fact that broken glass from the
windshield drove partt:of> his coat col
lar into the wounds !probably sare(
Shurada's life, according TO Doctor
King, Schlimbaum and Garben, whl
operated on him Immediately after tht
accident.
:; Charles Tuna, also of Islip, was
seriously injured internally when the
motorcycle seat was driven, up into
his body. The gar was .iyeh by Ed
ward Babillot, of Jersey City. JohI
Kurson, also of Jersey City, owner OF
the car, was in it, Neither was hurt
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-05
Afternoon Games.
= Standing OF he Clubs.
NATIONAL | EAGUG.
Morning Games.

Az Pitts, ,ur~h- chicago. s; Pitts.
hursh. t. Batteries Aldridge. O'Far.
re!: Morrison. Jonnard
Al 81. cincinnati. IL: ST.
Louis, 8.
Other games ,>lponed. rain.
~ Afternoon Games.
II !suston Phiiadelpha. :: Boston.
;. Batteries i1uhbeIl. Weinert. Hen
tine@1 Etiiingiin. DtSchgtr. GOWds Mil.
ief->s
Al Pittsburgh 3; Pitts,
Durgn, o. Batteries-Aldridge, OF ar,
relI;1 Morrison, JonnaId
Anew u GorE- New i"r: : Brook,
lyn.@5. IA innings, rain)
AT St. Louis-St. Louis, g; Cincin-
natfg 3,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-05
GIRL ATTACKED By DOG
rwefve-Year-oId Child Seriously
iured- by Vicious Animal.

bloomsbury, Pa, July 5.-Attacke'
by dog while playing near her home
Clementine Henrie. aged II. daughte
Orangeville, near here. was nearl.
killed before Charles Lee came TO he
rescue and killed the animal
Many stitches We're necessary r
close the girls wounds. and she, i
in Il serious condition at her home
The dog is believed to have been mao
and an examination Of the carcass viii
be made TO determine whether il ha'
rabies
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-05

DRIED SWEET CORN
has the delightful favor or fresh
corn. You will like it. At your
! grOcerS. 6fS-t:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-05

Afternoon Games.
Standing of the Clubs.
Seeks Rare Work of Are

Paris. July 3.-"Where is Michael
Angeles tsLeda?'" Maurice Roy, Whu
asked the question before the French
Academy, says somebody in the world
has fhe famous painting and doesn't
knk>S~it. The "Leda', now hanging in
Iaaadon's National Gallery and gener-
ally believed to be the masterpiece. is
relliy a. copy. LIE d0clares
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICE

The County Commissioners for
Dorchester County will not be liable
for damages to persons or the We
hicles crossing the bridge from Cam
bridge to East Cambridge where the
load exceeds | ton. 6i26-1mO.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-05
The Road to Happiness

You must keep well ii you wish to
be happy. When constipated take
one OF two Of Chamberlain's Tablets
Immediately after supper. They
cause a gentle movement of the
bOWels.-AdV.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-05
FOX SALE

Lots on Central Ave. will Sc
cheap to a quick buyer. W. E. Phil
Inns 6l2S- b
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-07-05
BASE BALL SCORES
Following is Result OF Games Play "a
HepIs3soA
a AMERICAN LEAGUE. 49,
Morniho Games
Morning Games

Al Philadelphia a-Arhelics, 3 New
York, l. Batteries H.tSty. Perkins
Murray, Shawkey Hoffman
Al Washing III Eu~,nlt. / WNSI
ingtOn, 3. BaiteIrc, -Qulliun. lsuel
Eric ksen, Charity.
Ar Chicago Chi,.tg", ): -; Louis
3. Il
At Detroit--CleveIAnd< +; Drtrvit
=.
Afternoon Games.
AT Phiiadelphia-N York 6: Ath,
ie:icS, l. Batterjes-Jon@$. Hufln..I
Ma. lor, Harris, Perkins
Al Washington-M aSh.ng.On. ,;
Boston. y. Battet'ieS-fI:incis. Char
rit. piercy. RucI.
Al t'hicag go ST. Louis. ) l.cago
g. Danf"rrh. 'SI"rker. Sev.
ereid:l Faber SclIaIk
Al DetroiI-t!rreland. II Deirpit,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17

The Pennant Winning GaSSerS. or in
other word, Iohnn, Mcanor's ball play.
ers. will h. home today. Opening q three
game ,erie, With the Sweetwater Swat.
tiers this afternoon NJ I o'clock.
The hague leading Clovis EuzyerS
follow The SwaiicrS, opening = three
game series sunday. the result ri which
win determine Ia great extent the
winners of the second half pennant.
Then Swectwatcr i here again for
four days.
\ tie game with Clovis will probably
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17
GASsERS HOME TODAY FOR ten
GAMES; DOUBLE HEADER SUNDAY
With CLOVIS BUFFERS PLANNED

h. pll,ed of during thu coming SERIES
with the BUYERS. taking place sunday.
II IL il PLAYED. Il was announced last
night by Hall NithcrSpoon. owner of
the GaS-erS. \ twin hill With the Bu.
ycrs on SUNDAY would no doubt draw
The biggest crowd at the season io
amusement Park. aud many fans are
expected from Cloyi, SUNDAY. whether
or not the double hill i played.
The GiSer~ won four out ut sis games
PLAYED on the road trip, which GUIDED
YESTERDAY at Lubbock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17
Giants Droi Pirates

PTrTSHTRCH Mug 1D q hu.Hs
tenu. in th, fourth which ..'u'1 Sis
runs gave Sew Y0Ik d. ...f.rr
over Puishureh tol1v
N.w NuE ..... lun 600 GOO , % T
Pittsburgh ..... 600 llI "'" I3 p
Batteries Scott I.uW'e RYAN
N.hr and Snydc. Hamilton. Carlson.
N,ll0vh.rso G'aW'r uul G.".u
5. hmdf
Summlrv-Tvo hasr hits lr.s D.
NousJ Kelly. Grimm schmidt Home
runs Russell Stolen hts.s. Carey.
KolN Iaso on halls Sro'' Hamilton
H. Ysnuwhorso I. RYAN D.. S'ru.. ,u'
Scott e. Hamilton T. N,m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17
r " :.
,irhr u Eigm IN Row.

q. hs.u, air'i frrrs
GAtA ..-T.. Nu. t 1h" t1d
e. Do. u.o, o. .lr.- fDsht from pll-
o.. UJu d. DE-, aUI oHuf consecutive
t.f,.,. Ism rhf uf' h'd N'u g.. Cl.
weston wh.. 1rth d..., 90 .ogr crab
u|.
" % r.
It.It. . ull uUu joe 3
Galveston .... $50 800 elk 100 :
C.ul,y. Svmtz and liuglc. knight
land Grfnth
summary base hits. Douolur.
MASSEY Ctiuth Muusou; three h1ss
hits Eihcl home runs. Griffith. stolen
BASES. connolly sacrifice hats. Mum.
SON. Brown Liugl, Griffith. innings
pitched O.. C.uloy o.. runs. hits
suuc. OUT hy Knight hy Svartz
bias, 900 n,l.s. ,f' C.ulcy T. GO SVatz 0.
losing pitcher toH'-. double plIys
pistu % Connolly fo E.bJ Time oi
gam, 1880
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17
BEAR RECRUIT
BLANKS WICHITA
FALLS, CATS WIN


~ nHHN inifN i've
SAN ANTONIO. AUG iC.-Fred John.
son. th, recruit pitcher. held the Spud.
d,rs 90 u shur out game here today
while M, Bears hi, kcenc hard and
won rho second game of the series Z
.u % johnson only allowed four well
scattered hits iiilrr PLAYED sensl-
t.,ual bail ou third uas' knocking sew
cral down hat looked good Tor singles
u ~ h.
Wichita IlII. .... Or0 UOo 600 !
su Antonio orc POI OON4 . %
k,,u. aud Eisrhulf Johnson and Nc.
E,r
Summary stolen tasce. Tanne,',
sacrifices. D,wu.cy. two base hits.
W,. three bnse hits. Miller home run.
Dempsey Myers. base On balls. of
K.,u. @. ,r johnson 3 struck out. by
lt.-u, 4 ll husDu g.. Wild pitch,
| k,'.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17
SMITH HOLDS HUBBERS TO five SCAT Tered HITS
NtL STAR TEAM

Tho following is my an Star team
of 90, West Texas League.
Moore. 90. stamford
Smith. DO stamford
Anh'irr. o. Amarillo.
King. o. Abilene
Mason 90 Abilene
Baker Do. Stamford
Eupp. s. Swoetwaior
Burgh e.. Abilene
iiil D.. Amarillo
l,itohhuIg. %. Swc''UJt'r.
Nuns o.. san Angelo
Mitchell stamford
Cnmefnck utility. AMARILLO
rOE WINKLER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17
IT'SBRUTAL

No W.T. NHFInla HtHTH ~ Eon01'
tun bias eliminated wrestling from the
state universii1's list Of snorts
WIN That's what the students
want 10 know. The board didnt give
any defiuif" reason It's thought the
members consider the sport beneath
me univers.ty's dignity
With the student body. It's highly
popular and tie summer classes ask
n ~ permissible ~ Yale. Haryurd.
PRINCETON Cornell and other unlsersl
t.. UhI uoi West Virginia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17
Two Chris Drown.

" Nasotnt'd ffess
UgwNG. MIN, AuH lf Two Dr.
%, uls were drowned u swan Lake
-,.,n.H l,- southwest from he..
tr. unrUon when tb't aud Two oth
..- uid.d CO.'S. fhr eIr, OBJ 3D. i,d-" ni'
1..u water
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17
CLAYTON pOURS
IT ON TEXLINE
BY 1873 SCORE:

clayton ual'wal Tnzino Us Oh g
SUNDAY
The .u.n together with seventeen
clean hir u,lulinr SEVERAL uu,. hle.
gers hmu, uH, ana mau $3.50 hls,
hits told. rD -'.., Tnlu. imported
Russell th' 'm,rE hl artist from
Hooker together with three special iu.
f.oldcrs Russell allowed several vIlt.
and hi' two men TN. r,-f ,f tho Time
tho Clayton Curs WEI" pounding .h"
.mIl foe long hits or maaus m 900 -u
hot the supporters of Russell ,Gld 1o.
.uluil, them
Johnson was n tine h.N o.. eight
inning for clayton allowing .N .af
tered bats and three runs \..huulh
.vIth .u.r ann tu star, with o., rl.l
od great mIl knocked ou, ,m,r 'a.s'l
un. hHm, wn lsuglc auj 90 ai...,.
Smoky Ju. won't rfu 900. lnN during
.n. lf uuus and tult 'hf.a fnirht
'sHf.. Hl. .udu- 10. alu. N.Iad
.l.u. clayton uut.. l.'.I. mJ1. $500
spu u.lH catches Ir ahud uI
his,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17

LUBBOCK, Aug lC-Liz Smith had
Lubbock 90 his mercy today allowing
only five scattered hits. striking out
fourteen 1iubbcrs and would have
scored q shut out except Or tw0 errors
and a hld play by Douglass. allowing
luhhock 20 Score three runs while
Amarillo gathered asu runs or Fer.
rusUu
Tho teams broke oven Gro 'bo eorIe-
fWo und two.
To locals play o d .iIo header with
Clovis tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17
DOCKERY'S HOME
RUN IN SEVENTH
BEATS ABILENE


cpfflA' 70 N' news
ABILENE. Aur 1t Dockory's cir.
cur drive over the lrii wall IN tho sew.
,:tu with Pyle ana Cu',y un base won
fhe first game of the series for tho
Ranger Nitros from th. Abilene Eagles
lore today, Q o. e.
IN" game was su1rr.ly nIr.I .' no
e-bI's. the fielding of I..I liul t Ia-
u' Niiro hurlor, being l .a'". s.f-
fr. nine assists and ONO. ... .r.r
60 OF 20" ten chances.
Boar Whites thDr o H... m fUr
fFg inning ANA ivlrs .ra. bringing
Spocglo who bad Single. HE. f..
If.lrs their two nuns T|. ...r..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17
Butt, Win


w Nssoi lAifu lftsH
HOUSTON. Aus 81 Houston made
h.f, count ,'dlN and defeated Shrr,".
poop. bon the second gImo oi the SERVES
e. Goo
u n o.
shreveport ON zoo O0o-4 90 O.
Houston ....... -pU nU4 lN-S u 81
johnson Burns and NJun. Goodwin
ana Brh".s
Summary Two base hits. D,noyillc.
II.N,rk three blso h.ts. Bladcs stolen
bp,. Jackson Du,lr bailey. Holloh,n.
Yam sacrifice hits urnovillc BrchfUl.
bos, ou uolls. OF Johnson :, OF Gool.
win O. struck ou'. hy Goodwin 8 -
Juhn~,u J.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17
FREAK PLAYS
LEND INTEREST
TO NAG VICTORY


rraith The News.
SAN ANGELO. Aug fc--Fr'1k phys
frEt'curf interest toda1 IN fhr srres
orsrer which fhe Erorchos copied frun
siimforf. : % 2 after walk and four
nlis D. ia tal Colonel runs IN the fat
Hif4nF
Nuns rl'rfehrf MCFARLAND
nsid.nF 81 smith ard Robinson Sd
itrsd N.n'ams apparently hfs d.
81 H 81 fourth huf HrBr7f rra.
me sfhsf r. rH-frd.
fhf ffn rfr
L.t 49, -s4 s.a 80 ..a 3D..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-17

summary I,INH. lI.N-iINi". h' vie
$50. Mcbride. Nuns Dean Wustcn.
I-IfUr,. Srogciu4. Nuurr Three 1-e
t.. Williams. smith. N,Elv,D s1r.
.I..u. hits stewart Alexander Double
tlys Mcfarland o. Williams o. Du-.
orc Innings pitched b, Nuns H
/ NI.UulHnd S'uOt uui. %, Nur. q
d. N.IInnI q rl.. 900 nl. wi
NHu. ou Mcfarland Stolen bases
Mcbride. Dean NuHs. S.osr.ns Nl'.
pgG,r Died ou ha-. stamford O. san
. An.,Iu Imr U game o.. lm
rr.s N..E HrI kWdl,r
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summary Runs g White pyle Con.
'rv Dockery. Spe'rlc. ERRORS Ls'iy.
Hill " White Two.hlso hf. St.u.
Hume run. Dockerv Sacrifice hits
r. lyton, Craig Eihcridgo Double Iia,
fiil ~ Sain n Lyal STRUCK out. lv
] ybrand 2. by I'm g. Wild pitch HU.
Stolen bases r white. Ether.dg, Time
I'D game. 80. Umpire. Price.
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>a,ianal Irasue

Losiou Z. "a Chicago z.
Ilouslyn 3. ai s. Louis e
New York :. VI PITTSBURGH g
hiisdoiehl !. 20 Cincinnati 2
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SISlER LEADING
C0Be by 5 POINTS


~ AfHnfiuffn f'f~s
CHICAGO. Aur fs-unit nfe points
SEPARATE sisicr and crnh ir tho boz Ilcs
s.. the batting hnnois Of thr Amer.rln
tf.lue. sislrr is go n.n NIh ln ltef.
tre ~ sie ana cp.s nt.lus win
ihf.
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Texas Isasur

Dails 9 ~ Galveston
Beaumont = 20 Fri Worth D.
Wichita Falis .. az Siu Antonio
Shreveport 4 40 iiousfon s.
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Summary Three uas" hi' Hy're
Tw chase hits Douglas. hnh'.r YORK;
Iangford struck out. Ferguson b.
smith 70 Bases ON halls OF Ferguson
3 Smith @ Sacrifice hiH. GoD'r
smith stolen bases. Coms,oyE Double
plavs Earushaw 90 Fnrg CO. York
VIVID pitch. Ferguson. limo ~ game
J 30 Umpire Kuykcndul.
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American Iearne

Chicago ~ Boston
S. Louis 40 Washington
Detroit ~ New York
cleveland Bt philldoluhid.