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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-04-15
Domestic

Harry Grove, a lawyer, Il bystander,
was killed by pistol shot fired in a
fight between patrOlmen and five men
who are alleged to have stolen a tire
from an automobile at New York.
An injunction restraining the United
Mine Workers of America from furth-
er activities in the Winding Gulf coal
field of southern West Virginia was
issued at Charleston, w. Va.
Thousands Of dollars in parcel post
packages were stolen in a mail car en-
route from Chicago to OInd::r, ac-
cording to reports received at Chi
cagO.
Idle coal miners of the country this
week will receive their last pay, esti-
mated at $30,OOOOO0 by mine officials
at Indianapolis, and regarded by them
as a strike fund.
Eight employees and former employ
ees of detective agencies at Kansas
City, Mo-, were held by the police in
connection with the alleged robbing Of
places which the men had been paid
| to guard.
A body believed to be that of Rev
| Henry F. Reynolds, Detroit pastor,
who vanished while on his way to
| church November Is, has been found
in the Saginaw river.
Miss Maud A. Richie, eighteen years
old, telephone operator at ST.
| Louis shot her father George A.
| Richie, fifty-three, a butcher, who,
the girl asserted, was abusing her
| mother.
Finaciers and traders III Wall street,
at New York, say the rising stock
market, which has almost doubled the
| activity in the street" means q buSi-
ness revival of great dimensions is
| approaching.
| The BeardstOwL Qll) levee broke
| and water from the Illinois river flood
ed 26 square blocks of the city. About
| 400 people were driven from their
| homes. There was no loss of life.
Hundreds have been rendered home
| less and thousands of square miles of
| country inundated by floods resulting
| from unprecedented rains in dozen
| states. No heavy loss of life was re-
| ported, says Chicago dispatch. The
| storm swept Nebraska, Colorado
| Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois,
Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma and
parts of Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio
Two soldiers were killed and nine
seriously burned when fireworks ex-
plOded in pit during an exhibition al
Camp Bulls, north of San Antonio
| Tex.
Miss Bessie FarnswOrth of Musca.
tine, Ia, announced that she would
enter the contest for state senator
from the Twentieth district in the Re
publican primaries i'll June.
The Leviathan, queen of the Amer
| lCdH hel chant MAI Ihe passenger ueet
reached Newport News, Va, from
New York and was piloteG to a spe
cially prepared berth where the shiI
will be recOnditiOned.
Abolition of the tent colonies O.
striking miners and establishment O.
a free labor market" is required il
an injunction issued by United States
District Judge George w. McClinti
[ at Charleston, w. Va.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-04-15
Foreign

NJ. JeanneS. convicted as the be-
trayer of Edith Cavel, British war
nurse, executed as a spy by German
authorities during occupation of Bel
GUM. was executed at Mons by order
of Belgian authorities.
British soldiers, acting under orders
from the British government, took
over guard duties at Dublin castle
with armed forces of the royal Irish
cOnstabulary whose DISARMAMENT has
been suspended
Serious trouble is expected between
the BOlshevilli and the Mensheviki or
mOderates in Batum, COnStantinOple
advices say. Martial law has been
proclaimed and ships are not being
allowed TO enter the port
President Obregon at Mexico City,
struck another blow at the rebels by
issuing orders to take over their
property to pay the expenses of mill
tary campaigns against them and for
their trials, when captured
A general strike has been declared
throughout Portugal in protest against
the arrest of 120 syndicalists. So far,
however, the call has not met with
any response worthy OF note from
the WOrkingmen. says a London dis
patch.
EpOrOp
seized the reinS at the Genoa ecOnOm-
ic conference and threw down the
gage of diplomatic battle to the Boil
sheviks. He declared the United
States will associate with Europe
when Europe sets its economic house
in order. He compared Europe to a
pack of snarling dogs.
A Winnipeg dispatch says more
than a foot of snow covered southern
Alberta after what was described as
the worst April blizzard in years.
Five revOlutiOniStS and three fed
eral soldiers were killed in three
hour battle at I'll Paradise, Tabasco
Mex, as a result of which the forces
of Gen. Carlos Green, rebel leader
were driven from the town.
The upper chamber of parliament
at Stockholm ratified the bill passed
by the lower house in favor of a con
sultative referendum next autumn or
the question of prohibition.
Bank robbers made q rich haul a
Catania, Sicily. when they rifled the
safe in the local branch of the BancC
Stella, making away with 9,OOO,OOt
lire in bank notes (about $4S6OOO a
present eXchange).
Armed women have begun to take al
active part in the fighting in Ireland
according to advices received at Bel
fast They have been particularly &C
tive in County Donegal.
Two hundred persons have perishe;
in a flood of the Dvina river at Dvinsk
says dispatch from Riga. The FLOOD
was caused by the sudden release o
an ice jam.
A new sensation in Dublin was tn,
shooting to death of Michael Sweeney
twenty-One years old. 1t was state'
he was trying TO escape an Irish re
publican army lOrry.
Closing of the bOurse and the Ma
tiOnal Bank of Greece was reported il
cable dispatches to the Commerce de
partmcnt at Washington.
The city corporation at Cork de
cided by a vote of IS to 13, TO gran
Henry Ford the site of his tractor fac
tory there in fee simple.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-04-15
Sporting

George Cook, the Australian cham
piOn. was disqualified in the sixth
round in his fight at London with Joe
Beckett for the heavyweight cham
pionship of the British empire
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-04-15

The board of estimate az New York.
authorized Police commissioner En-
right To appoint 1,192 more patroImen
to check the outbreak of banditry in
that city.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-04-15
Personal

Henry WatterSOn. former editor of
the Louisville COurer-JOurnal. left an
estate of S22S,0OO, mostly in govern
ment securities, according to the terms
of his will prObated in county court at
Louisville, Ky
Marshal Joffre has accepted an invf-
tatiOn to unveil bust of Gen. l.. s
Grant in the Hall of Fame at New
York university. April -. the centen-
NAL of the generals birth.
Everett j. Murphy, FOR 20 years war
den of the Illinois state penitentiary
at Joliet, H., died at his home there.
Augustus S. Warrington, prominent
retired attorney, died suddenly at the
Chevy Chase club at Washington after
he had completed round of golf on
the club links. He was seventy
years old.
Brig. Gen. John Milton Thompson.
retired. is dead at Oakland. Cal. at
the age of seventy-nine. General
Thompson entered the army as a pri-
vate during the Civil war
Martin Carey. vice president of the
Standard Oil company of New York.
died at a hospital in St Augustine.
Fla. as a result of third stroke of
paralysis which occurred on March %.
Gen. Eugene Won Falkenhayn. who
played conspicuous part in the
German army durin" the World war.
died at POtsdam. according to advices
received at London
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-04-15

Serious trouble is expected between
the Bolshevibi and the Mensheviki or
mOderates in Batum, COnstantinOple
adviceS say. Martial law has been
proclaimed and ships are not being
allowed TO enter the port.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-04-15
NEWS[ETS

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
FIRST annual INVITATION
GOLF TOURNAMENT AMARILLO
CLUB SET FOR OCTOBER 1914

ing VII enter championship contest g.
= hui,- nio'i1l pla'. lsizss zsing glvrr
20 III" Winne' aud runner NJ. IN. n.x'
low =. VII enter Ond filrhi 81 -
noit~ Win priyrs fur " nn.r snd run
neg ~. I'-iars win o.. -iv.n aI.o f,r
'hc i'wtfl no'aii sr0r. 80 70 hulcs "n
friday and saturday q ih,. tournament
Asny 'thrr rrisDs ur. eNprt-i o. &c.
rf.,rd al" hy fn.r'hsnfs p the ,..tf.
NJ i'rt T. iia uuir ir, niiuvsd in iiiy ~
ins.i.silssls.i affairs. hsrfrr nt mon
priysS ~fn b. .ficfrd Surh 3. ses =
goi' hass. iaili- Shes ruif q, a.. ,silss
rirbs. sweaters or itcs-,- aud ;roi,ll.
Guys viii D., rif'n
An entries wi n' htforr q = m N
wc'ines.isy. oct'.i-r lith '1afs wsst
10 Wichita falls along 'hc in. of the
lT. a a. railway In N,sf Texts and
Eastern New Mcxicg will bc Invited 90
attend. The tournament committee IL
now busy getting cut invitations to tho
various clubs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

The tournament commttrs " ths
Amarillo Goif club hn,. -.t the ,iai =
tur their first annual Invitation go
tvnrnaiu'ni o. bc hid on th,ir goii
course west ~ the ct, fur o-fu cf isth
18th and lgth. sud 'n'r sr arrang ~
for ~. 'iesca' event af Be-. klni -yrf
held west - Wichita faii. aud. IN Fac
The only Toif tournament Nhcro uuisid.
cTs from 40 other clubs o. ~. i'an.
handle Wet Tl.as and New MrNc
VIII BE- luFh~d a. rrmr ana I,lay fur
10. championship of this district
Il b. estimated thai SOME - ip ig1
golfers wil d. here g. lake ir,fi IN the
thrcesiay toui uatnent Tn. entertain
meni committee, T. busy arranging d
tails e. giving the Wis tors great
time AMI the grounds aud greens com
mites are busy getting the links AMI
grounds IN tn best POSTAL. shape fer
In plsy shkkssfli ~ IA ~ hole quali-
fling round With a prize for the lowest
qualifying round and the bow % qualify
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

pulled dawn aud the players win share
~ TIE rercipis 81 the series. This fact
Is eNpceied 60 boost ATTENDANCE for all
ia''s want To see the PLAYERS rap some
benefit b, winning the ,,ennani. luslsr
TIE plans agreed on The players are Ga
receive 60 per cent NJ the recripls Of
the first five days.
fhharfy ~ swectwaisr. has been
secured ~ one umpire and % h ex.
Iecissr that Tom Prir win h. the other.
Week day gaines viii he called nc
o'clock.
-.Ioiinny tricrson. fornieri, of sweet.
water. will iein the t.asSrrs to-day. 70
WAS announced last night. f'ri-rs0n
y onr oi thu lra,icsi hii.rrs Of the
League. Tie win play left field
Todas's game with iubbock will start
NJ ; o'eloek and the double headrr to-
morrow win be called al ESQ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
BOOSTERS NIGHT
TO Be FEATURE
OF BIG EXHIBIT

boosters night viii he a feature OF
ihc mcrrhanis exhibit at sis Polk
Pre- {. an enterprise IN which iaay busi.
-ss firms arr cooperating. The OK.
hlhii VIII lcgin September and con.
rnu- through t. September y
Tho ol"ninT night. September 6. will
h' boo-tcrs night. Progressive business
and professional people are urged 20
'ne'r assistance by their presence
the opening night. TIL exhibit viii ba
ri-n 'rom 80 to ie.SO y. M. the first
q r- dnyf The final ,lsic the exhibit
VIII ol"'n al s;3o y. m.
The feature of IN, final dry viii IL. J,
ls''iv Shcw 10 h. held ~ c'cl'-k. H.
cisiuns VIII ic by popular vote. and Il
> - li,v,d th.s viii prove one " the
real features Of the exhibit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
DOUGLAS TIMELY HIT With -
ANHE|ER AHEAD OF HIM PUTS
over RUN NEEDED FOR VICTORY

Douglas smashing single 20 right In
the eighth after Anhelcr had doubled
with two down. broke the 2.all tie and
gave the Gassers the opener with Lub-
book yesterday afternoon in a game
that was featured by the superb pitch.
ing OF Johnny Sugar Naples.
II was more or less of n pltchsrs'
duel between Naples and schraub all
the way. Naples struck out 10 visitors
and held them 20 seven scattered hits.
while schraub held the GasSsrs 20 Slr
shattered safeties and famed eight.
A Wild hcaye 10 first by Flagg in the
fifth netted one OF the cassers' runs.
while sehraubs Will pitch gave them
their first run In The second. ONLY
one or the Huber TEns was camel.
Coms,ock dropplng Ferruson's high Nv
and allowed them 90 score their second
man in the sixth after Grub had trlpled
10 center and scored on Browns single
schraub held the locals % one single
for four and two-third innings and tho
thltors we're shut out BY Naples uniil
the sixth, however. they had gotten
I'VE scattered hits. Naples was irwin.
chile after the two hits and an erro-
melted them their two runs IN tia,
frame. Brown was the only man q,
the day to set two hits. connecting
twice In four trips.
A walk. n Wild Pitch ana chanevsl
single 10 center scored Anheier IN the
second. Naples singled in The fifth.
went TO third on Fhgg's error ana
sccrcd on Mcor's single TO center.
orubb led Off with triplo IN the
sixth. Landlord was hit by a pitched
tan. Brown singled 10 center. scorlng
Grub and Brown scored ON Comstocls
srror. Landlord going out at third on
fast double play. Naples 10 Clancy
10 AnhcieF.
schraub was walked In the seventh
hut was forced by clopp who went ou,
stealing. The play was close and lool..
I'd liks had decision On the part Of
badger.
roday's game viii 10 called nj |,
<.'ff0urk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
PRACTICE GAME
FOOTBALL monday
AT CITY PARK

Tn. fir,t ard s-,vnd teams 81 tn.
1879 Golden Saudstorm football club
viii stage the first exhibition gaur.
Of the season 20 N. Ciiy Park s:3n
Monday mornirg Tire hoys have IN.
dcrgone strenuous week NJ practice
and are all 80, and pfimed Tor the hat.
tie.
Their vii 'e me- charge for ~. game
as the Coaches want 10 give the fan,
a Anarillo chsncc 10 look the lpv,
over whil under fir" before the Cilrcn.
don coiier" game. Sept 70
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

bead, Conlcy i.,cdy, Two-baso hts
Phillips. q. White !: Burch. spe, gie.
Ihfc'-basc hit craig Home runs a..
White Sain. King. Sicrinoc hits. sah,.
Ming :. Double plavs Whlrhc,d 10
White Ia Spc,glc. Struos out. ly Phi.
lips !. 10y I'm { iasc un balls. of
PHILIPS !. 1Ii, by pitcher I'm. hy
Lee'iy. Stcisn bss.-- wh..ehead. Tims
of fainr. fs1 unrrc Price.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
MANY OUr-oF-T0WN SHOOTERS
WILL BE HERE FOR LABOR day !
PROGRAM; NEWS TO GIVE CUP

Visitors nun many towns 81 the Fan
hsndl, as v.n as flum numerous ckh.
hama points alli br d O., tomorrow T.
p1licipat. in ID. Labor lnv shoot q,
tn heal grn ciph rrd compete for ~,
p,ry New irp.hy that ~ To b.
awarded
Tn cap q. d. given les ia" DALI
News viii go e. N man making tie
highest rrn ost Il ,!ghi events ~ >
tagr,s ea,h. 90. q teal. ~ 200 birds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

summary-Isuns. Greer. Alexander.
Schmidt. Errors. Dean. smith. schmId,
scoggins. Two base hits. Alexander.
Three hase hits. scoggins. schmidt.
Sacrifice hits. Robinson. McBrido. Dou.
bic plays. Scoggins to Alexander. In.
nines pi,ched. BY Moore .. by Knadler
= Struck out. by Moore :. by Knadle-
y Bases on halls. of Moore I. OF,
hnadler J. Stolen Eases. DinSnore.
"ilHsn-, Greer .. Left on lnsrs. STAN.
ford :. san Angelo .. Time of game
Hour foriyfivc minutes, umpir,. Ia.
ward.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
American leagB,
Premier IIss nlr raIl s,mL

Thomas Hroihsrs operating the Pre-
mic Bot Shon are running a l4g an
nouneemsni 81 their fail footwear. tn,
Premier Foot shop b two years OH
and has grown steadily until jeff ans
Alexander Thomas. the propfietors. nov
enjoy a large business IN Amarillo aud
the Panhandle. The stock of shoes 70.
this fall Is unusually large.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
bR0NCHOS take
DOUBLE HEADER
FROM COLONIES

sl.ecial 10 The News
SAN ANGELO. sept. . -Though out
hit IN both contests san Angelo took
a double header from stamford today
: ,o and s,to 8. It opening the series
that viii conclude the season. No game
viii b. plnyr'd Sanday Moor, scatter.
81 seven blows IN the Initial contest.
While scoggins' tpplc preccdcd by
two sfrurs and .Alexandcr's two.baggcr.
and two sacrifices proved Knadlcr's
undoing
Both hurlcrs started the second NJ.
fair but were knocked out Hay proved
more effective IN the relief role than
Appleton. Williams hitting featured.
stamford ...........ii0 GOO e. 10 .
san Angelo ....... $50 zoo &c = |
sknadlor, Appleton and schmidt.
Moore. I.as and Robertson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
~ Assoc lated Press

FORT WORTH. sept g.-Nic k.vne
pitched the Spudders to double Vic.
io,y over Fort Worth this Afternoon.
winning the first game \ To aud the
Second = iq o. Nach,el aud Pate were
both hit hard, the formrr bring knock.
cd cut OF the box In the third inning.
kecnc. after pitching fine hall In tho
opener came back In the short session
and held the parrhers to three widely
rlnti,Ied hts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
Dallas Wins Both.
b. AssOcaiea Pres,

DALLAS srru. s--Dallas won To-
day : double header from shrey"p.t II
a. ana e. o. Shields knocked n
HON" run IN zach game.
shreNcpoFt .--.l To 100 900 &
Dallas ......... es2 Oio iix-llis .
siappey and Naun Bryan. Conicy and
Wheat.
Two las hit Hartford. Massey. So.
ssss' - Th-~--tn-s rit-. Ja-ssou. smiin.
Segrisi. l.ovclac,. Home runs. shields
Stolen ia~es. Hartford .. jackson. sac.
rificcs. Nann. STOW. Lo,,laco =. Gallo.
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cards Lose.



~ Associated in-.
ST. lJpl ~. Srid st Loils host
u ilnai rtin, ol the season ~ HON, to
i'iiifl reh . e. . isogrrs Iioriisi,v
,ir'ii' fis 3sr'l hunncr In thu sixth of
i'rNn fh.s ties "Tilliu" Walker of the
ihiiadr hia Americans. who took the
ugiur I 1gH hone ran r,.,oHl IN to
fa.'r isnn. with tn Yansccs.
SIN los ihn;nrs Il IA 4
fiitS' urrh ...... go gos inp--a t. q
- f.uHis - 600 20. lOo-, n A
Bi';rrics; Browne. carlson and
Srhnh ~ Shcrirl I'fcff,g iaIfoot. Per
'i'Ti fud Ain~iniih
81 NARY. Twoluss ht- Maranyille.
Tiornt {. S'hmdi Thr,x-l,ise hlis
Frs a'r ni''r Home rams. Tray.
nur iiuns SGD % buses. Blgicc
Nugantill, '. % i.rs. OF I,rawn
81 CnrisUn . ui. Su l.' .. off pfrffer
:. sirnci oui ! i"NH g.. o.; carlson
4. ~ Sherd.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
GASSERS TAKE OPENER FROM LUBBOCK 3 TO 2
BROWNS WIN,
YANKS SPLIT
DOUBLE HEADER


D. Associated Pre-.
bETia"tT Sept. ST iuuis cliulHod
"a hall game closer io frsi pllc, today
.iy debating p,ir'f io I. while the
fahLs vote breaking even u q double
head with Philadelphia
Scnr. ht Innings
-. Lon q .......... so uup utu--s
uNtic 8 ...s.... ...... on no ooe-- Z
N'lp. Pru.ti ana saye~tis,. oldham.
johnson and Rssslcr
summary Two iu'r hits T,.fer.
ih~~rir, three ha-' hits Tobin. johnson.
N'"rh stolen las's CuishaW. lIs, uB
hus ~ k"lp . off rruott 2 or john.
H'n struck out o., kolp >. liy ldham
: hy Johnson /. b. pruc,t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
i.rars Svccr SERIES

w. Afs"riai,i fresr
san ANTONIO. sept :. san A..
ionic surn' The four game series IRON,
mo Galveston sand Grabs here today.
winning thu at TO
Galveston ..... Oa0 eco osoa I
san Antonio ..... leo fIp iiN--s1 -
stolen bases. Griffith. Mckee. Two
lns' hits. kirkham. Gross. Hooe. Fuller.
Thru" lasc hits. Roo. Iiase on halls.
Lrwis :, knight .: CLANCY 2. Struck
out Lewis Z; kniEh; .. Cheney ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
''.st"n splits Nv % 1911.
AsssaintsSi Tfs-s

BOSTON sept e.--iio.>.ua spli even
tih 'n!la'h ii'hia in ioday'r double.
.'sd 81 Winning "a, ilr-i. 8 o. .. the
'i~ii"gf winning the sccoud. etp ..
S"ls'. ~ Same l.. n T..
i'hi.ndr.pn'a .... 900 nsu gua--s
l-osi,n ..... 4np nsn 0nx--s II a
Biiicr.c-' HIhholl and Iicnline.
'puu', and suwdy.
summary. Twolasc hit. Ford. E,sc
- iIlls or llnbh,il :. III Cooncy ?.
Strucf out. by Hubhell >. 10y Cooney G.
Scorc. second game: Il. ". l..
ihl'idelphil ..... 90: o0e o0i--s 10 I
i'ostun .......... COL uia aOa-s 4
Sunrury; Twoha-e hits. Lee.
Wrirhtsionr .. o'N.ii. Threc.haSc hit.
itson. las, oi halls. off Weinert 2.
struck out - wc!ncrt .. 10y McNa.
uara !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

cay AMI Isrud,sl tho lo,al iw.rl.tr for
iwcniy-onc hits and Won easily - To Z.
StmU by Innings II. N. q.
nrinnaii ...... ~ go 00D--i7 - q
chicago ~. O0i 0Us .Oo- = n 2
Batteries: Donohuc and wingo:
iaufnann. Cs.Drnc and O'fairvll.
summary: TwOlasc hits. i;oush.
'ay,ncv :. Callaghan Thr, chase hits.
i'aah' ~. iivinr rams. Duncan .. Stolen
iasc. Cavcncy l;asc ON balls. OF Kauf.
'n,nn !. "li O,'1rnc ! of nonohuc I.
~ Jones : struck out. by Donohue ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
BASEBALL RESULTS

wesi Tcsss League.
Lubbock ?: amarillo :.
stamford !, .. San Angelo 2. {.
Ranger J Abilene
Texas Leaguc.
Shreveport :. y. Dallas ~. G.
Wichitn Falls ;. a; Fort Worth nir.'
cancel.
Wichi'a Pals Z: at Fort worth .
fserord eafnc.
Houston at Beaumont. rain.
National I..sgu..
phhadelphla -, 81 Isosion &c
Pittsburgh ?; NJ -. Louis
'Bncinnhn is. az Chicago ..
Brooklyn 60. az New oYrk =.
American League.
Chicago 0. at Cleveland :.
ST. Louis :, al Detroit Z.
New York 10. AT Phllad.lnh., 60
Boston 81. al Washington o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
ROBINS SPLIT
DOUBLE HEADER
WITH new YORK
~ Associated i'rs-s

~ Associated i'rsss
Nl:W YoI:i[. sept After losing
irir fourth straight contest 10 l:rool,
iYr hv dropping the first gnmc of 10
"rs'~ doublr-hcii,r. Z 10 .. the Giants
rallied AMI ;,o, thc clU-.ns contest.
. - 81
Scrtc by Innings. fr~i game: u. ~. T..
i;ruoi,',n ........ 0ao ato l0.-l I
New iofs ..... 100 GOO iO0-s . I
ii7ittrit-: i,uihcr and Dcberry.
'urnrs iiiil and SNYDER.
sumnmrv: Two.bas, hits. Myers.
oung. Threv.hnsc hit. Wheat. stolen
lases. Mcussl Johnston Base an halls
OF l:cuihcr = OF Hill I. struck cut.
lr geuth,r
Score. SECOND game, RI T..
i'ro' kiyn .....,. 600 0as ooV-2 6 l
New York .... eep oO0 loN--5 6 o
lattyri,S: CIdor,.. MamnauN. Schri.
- AMI Mlil.r; scott and smith.
H1rmar': Tw,shasr HIT. bancroft
5r1nr. l;asr on talis off CIdorr /.
Sir",' out. ~ Scott ~ Cadore !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

TWO mse hits. Anheler. Three base
nus York. Grub. Sacrifice hits. An.
ns'er. stolen bases. Brown. Anho,er
'oub'e play. Naples to CLANCY to An.
meier, wild pitch. schraub. Passed
mh' swenson. First on halls. off NJ
p.es :. schranb J. Struck out. by Ala.
Badger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

The af;lc'pani must H. o member Of -
,lih that o. affiliated with the Fan.
hrndlc Trapsli'oiery l.clgue. u was ca
planned YESTERDAY 10y e. 4: kls'r prcsl.
i,ni - the local club Letters from
itrIshooi.rs in several oklahoma iOans
have bccn received Icy ws Wi'ilms.
secretary o. The ciuh Il r.as thu inst
w,-k
Thu ,hof viii epen ~ . o'c.cck to-
morrow morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
OPENER FROM
RANGER IS WON
BY EAGLES S-s


sHLENE. Sept. s.--ln a free hitting
.oa''st N which the locals hit three
"o'ness. the Abilene Eagl-- took ,hs
-h'nE game 81 the final scries N tbe
%ason here To-Day from the I.anr,r
:, 70 !. Bear White led the fle.a
= aiitins. getting a hon.r. a couple q,
.'ounles out u five times up. m.
Ss'cs sot two homers IN On. f,rrt "a.
ION. whites circuit sxat coming with
'rsssle on base. The soore:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03
EUCLID FUQUA RESIGNS
NATIONAL BANK PLACE

Euclid fug;a. whl hgs h,rn con.
Ircct,d With the FIRST National hank fo,.
70 wears hrs resigned h.. position 81
assistant cashier IN account 81 i,avl1.
Tive siat. AR Fuags's resignation
'oO., Effect August ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-03

1 h1u'u iof ''Oodhfed ~ 1th.
WieaitW fH'sss .. - 0oi 0ei zoos
Fort Worth .......... 900 200 ooo- d,
stolen lasrs, Agaa1t,. Two base hits.
'ooins. Tanner Phchn. Miller. Bischofs.
struck out, ~ wsehi,l !. Coodlrcd >.
kecne 5. nis6 IN tirs. off Kocne 4.
wachtcl !:
Second gam.
Wichita Falls ..... 0o0 Toe 1T : o
Fort Worth ....,.. 600 Oo0 0---o .
kecne aud Bischoff Tate. Gray and
Moorc.
Iw" huso hiis. Tayrn,r. phelan. AIil.
LEI. Struck cut. by H.cne I. Pate @.
Gray !. Iye on balls Kc,ne {. Pate ..