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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
Learn Manager
Name

MISS ARNOLD hft'rt "lf'"'7
f,r "a pnsition goi the name Of TIE en-
,,Ioymont manager, head w lhc d'p"'
mont. ar the executive you want q" see
81, mat YOU can ask for him hy name
II the man COZ woman Nuu want q"
ia "A very busy person o is always WE"
H. TELEPHONY e. write and ASK ''' 81"
umpom,ment BE careful how you 'P
,goich an executive. B.g men are ''SN
ia talk 10 when you reach 'h'm. qua
:, often takes "a great deal of patience
4. I'd tact To deal with thch ottice Dogs
and information cl,rNs u rarely pays
To SHOW nupatiouro mo- matter now ''hb
yom are Kept waiting New" ""' q
biph.hnnded manner with the sv'rt'"\
~ the mum YOU want TO see
Go To school
Nh,n Their, is an abnormal demand
for wnrk,rs any boy ur grl WIN I"
eighth grade education can go oul "h'
lind "A pcs t.oa with g,s" When mo-"
yrr th, deniand Is slack aud what p
,,ll,l "A buyer's market prevails, in'
,mplo,crs are budld.ng up them pttsoi
mel. this group l. apt Co he the INST t.
H.. released .tnd has the greatest diil
cults bon nndmW new openings +"
,.uug worker with high school t'lh'Nl
azure ENOUGH go usc his head he DOT
a. uig,nt about las work and tih' snh'
,,srop,ibitv is the last one the p'
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sruup u, luoks Co Tor th, iutut' VI y"
expect Co do office work. stay 900 h"
ar "a, to night school Get l hish sen"
education IaNs in dollars and cent
study Your Joh.
You wan, 20 solo that uiirts q lulut
IN right The cid saving san h"l'
,.uuI-"Au r,ads lead tu su'rcss. III
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usnuy doing something that be en- 81
q, vitality interested In. Know Nunr y
aud study what u leads tu. Know yo
,,rnluct your industry your cmluy'
,nbr customer aud vuut public lea
,our own shortcomings Make No
iaisa,kes pay sou dividend Few -
tl,. COME out on top who have not
snu, tunr mastered details Never 81
ID irb tn without knowing why yuu
r.f Wani t. stlok Max, 81 your bu
fc,g tu find uui what You want To
what you are fitted 60 do and then
u with an your might Il Is III, work
not the work. that rs exceptional.
Dress Conservative.
Yes. some employers say, don 81
me girl with bobbci hair % Others
they don't want girl with those 'sol
of ha.r Owe. her cars What they res
object to b. tine thing that b. cNtrci
They wan, o. avoid tine girl who dr"s
m a way that viii attract CO. rather
tract the attention of other Work'
employers have learned that this me-
"a loss ~ { mr snd money tor The
Moreover the g.rl Ia high hc'ls Nh
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
by ELIZABETH AR>OLD
t.uplo,nent Expert.

II YOU have never worked. dc lit''e
thinking before you start out l" l""k
for a job. What do YOU want To uo'
What are YOU best fitted to do Can
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
H0WY0lJ Can Get GOOD JOB ANYWAY TO KEEP Il
uRlJSTNESS CHURCH, TO CLEAR $4,000 IN YEAR

SYRACUSE. y. Y, Aug. s.-i;unning
"A church on business basis pays.
Instead OF It's annual deficit. the fhse
BAPTIST Church here. first church IN Tue
,ountry To adopt business efficiency
metho.is. expects TO clear an annual
profit of S2s,OOu Il
It's mont \ maker Is a hotel operated
in connection with its other activities
For many years this had been run al
loss. Trustees hard put met IN exc
cutiye session one member, a business
man. cleared his throat, and declared
himself:
! "rh. administration OF a church Is
no different from that Of any othe' or
ranization. We have certain invest
nents entrusted Ia us. The only Way !"
urotect them is by the hard, cold meth
/ cd of business Let's get al II.
Call Efficiency Experts.
lie carried his point. Efficiency cx'
lpcrts were summoned.
They found
TOO many thoroughly respcctaDie
! but rot highly developed business men
IN the board of trustees. We recon-
mend the whole board resign ana
l,oard uf business men be elected
4 hotel without a cigar.
, "Prcpost,rous.' said the efficiency
! experts. Install a sugar stand aud OH.
+ or things necessary to the comfort oi
, guests - ...,.,. ,,.r.
? al hast Iu, the Rev Bernard {. Chu
e sen. pastor supported the eiiieseneS
: engineer
l. "Whv note" hc asks The vices we
K fight are all conducted on a business
l. basis. WIZ not We who have not IN
" (,.a IL the law To Mudcr Us;
d Keep Ip With Times.
X 1.-The things We ministers are edl'e
% upon 10 fight are ~ with the times
X Our "n,mics take advantage OF IN
Il findings or science Why should "
uott"
So the church went on bushes
Is asIs.
y "Our ,>r,nscs amount TO HSo.ooO
lg wear" saws the pastor. with the ne
,r efficiency methods We expect to reah1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06

\ WlA AAAWAh "
the IDEAL opening
II not. or II you do
not know what you
want To de- r"i1'lil'
her that nu one ever
learned TO SWIM
|standlng ON the shore.
Take the beet thing
|that offers ANY
lwork well done nu
imattcr how simple
lm munotonolis y
lguod experience II is
lnnlv work done n .
hiatt hearted WAY
llhat gets you no
i here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06

.u.,i,n,. m ability, clamuriuE i"t W,
same Kind uf job. There ~ o." h'eu 7"
rush Ia New York To do something va
There is plenty Of worthwhile WorN !"
L.. dom. ON Main street II you nave me
ahnitv and vision To- find a. All soVu
,htnys an. a growth and Industrial
r,.,,., on, If the biggest Jobs the wur'd
/ bYs over faced. can unlN be- brought
! .l.,ut IN individuals puttmg the fish'
e,ry,, spiiti into the nt,le iohs~ every
, day lie
Finding Nocati"nS
with jobs az with fashions ana "''"'
other things in lie. 'N winter '''''''
.pr.nr eanno, hc fni behind. The u"e
ii, buy stocks b. m IL depression VIE"
other people are scllng th'm ;" WV"
vacations m, time o. enter ih'W Us
,.a.p oib.. workers W, lcNus th'
r,ld Whom workers leave Nu'Ill"
b., l,rr. numbers 30 gins Co otter th'
..J,,uils,. ut "a pioneer t',d. u IS cas-
u.,. for "A b,ginu,. to find am "prnihI
/ and rat . start Tho minimum uuahilc'
lions ar, apt ,o hc accepted Ih 'h "l
Iu.sut vurkmg conditions are sure
b impru,.. wages aI. usually increased
u ,..,....an utd, io. training BEGINNERS
d .r. ,H. opportunities fur advancement
+ 90, -..d
he Loyal
D.. I.t.lft between rWpl"''I ANA CO.
200 .f.. should b., 5000 1"ur "inl""N'
Is B,. .. lisht ta D>pc,' th, slime l"F'I'
b ,a,t De- gives O. workers 'rr di7' h'lS'
d. .,fb.uf notice then workers have
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c.i r,,. ,uur employer makes IL a 'us'u
X 81. ..,. workers reasonable notice hoio'
,n r..,,. ne them. and you WALK uat va
4" slt us.., YOU .rr mot playing iai al
W ..fa. other VHt,r is apt q" suffer
.,. ,..ouut ,t yu#. agN ut ,uu~idtrtt @
,g Never m.h, iu. misLlhy that i''N q
b. v,.r l.. announced n public "a
nj ErsUr gr,.h,rs. n.s employers comp
Ae tor. hld tnr n,-' department store
IN, ,wn. Whu tb was repeated TO
81. .,,,I.... u, .vts eds. h1rr.d and &C.
.f.,f uuRr Bros wps fhy place Tor hi
IIo V,r. So long 1s 5000 work Tor
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
keen In With Times.

tunes are made Icy or ON h"au''iui ohar'
ac,crs. The mass pf humanity - sel.sh
ar dead
lie Courteous
IA matter what YOU may lack IN
trimming. experience or appearances
lthcre il one key To- sucress 'ha' 70"
have easily within your reach, and 'ha'
lis--ccurt.sy. To torn the habit "l uh-
iysrving .culrl.sy toward those WIN
whom YOU deal is one Uf the best DUST
ness policies and one OF the cheapest
ruads to success II Is stupid bluhu'i
ITO relieve a moment at irritation 10y be
Ing courteous over the phone Many en-
,,ln,,s who deal with the public form
), The habit uf pickering and being us
!. iarrc,uble before they grant an neon
vcn.cn, o. tardy request. whereas they
,uirh, far better have refused gracious
l1y PEOPLE are apt 60 remember sihi'
. and n pleasant word a long t'he' MANY
8 men have raised capital with little eis'
to back them but gliniing smile
d Get Close a. Work.
al plan 10 save your energy anu time /"
;. much AS possible. In selecting a huHrd
/. ing place or in accepting a position al
d WAYS consider living as near To you
/. work AZ possible IL Is a great adNdnlhs
o in l.. able to walk one way cach daN
|. II x very hard To bc prompt " y"
" have Ia transfer oncc or twice. Natt
ID surh matters as VcntintiOn ana lgl
a IN IN. Office where you are WORKING
n Never work with direct light IT an u
r c,ndcsccni bulb shining IN your eye.
10 the light cannot Ice changed, gct a Iap'
y shield Tor H. Avoid working whcr" "
face the bright ght from window
Remember that when a position includ'
hi maintenance YOU may figure your h"d'
Il. and room as equivalent 20 $50 ana ina
IN much as uving.m docs away with MAI
70 lncidentals such as lunch. laundry al
IN cariar, your salary Is almost clvar gai
or Work With People.
OF Cultivate the ability Ia wofA W.
Al p.uplc. Tn, person who likes folks u
HI. liz big advantage in bushes or indu@ti
On I, IN hard to suggest an opening a.,
rh the personnel department 10 the :
ng dcrai tmeni where the ability To- coop
*. late and g,i cooperation be- not urocssaI
sb Tn. person who JUS naturally So
"a "rnm, uu. fellows" instead ut ordvri
I.ol IL How workers around with an ~
an look has ulught the trick. \ SyWl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
a NJ, rro'l, - se5.oI0

thetlc understanding Of the other per
sonss point 81 view tolerance col 'tH7
nrrudic,s. and readiness TO recognize
ability In those under him. are the qnd'
lilies that usually Characterize mg men
and explain their success Few men
have become great vino have not had
, the faculty Of carrying other people
with them
Trained Workers. Needed.
/ Nh. war devclopcd wholesome to'
| sheet in every field for weltttsun''
workers Tho armisticc found business
and industry uycrDruWd"d 10y women
with little experience on training Nr'tH'
sitv and the war pushed women over.
night into positions If unexpected IT.
sponsibility. Dung tho financial u'
pr,ssiou many ui these women nave
had Ia 40 back and begin an over
again. This does not mean that Women
have lost the ground which they sa'hr'
in new fields during the war tN'N
one now realizes that daily bread iS no
4, matter of sex bat of dollars and cents
work not "a matter OF s"N but iAl'
Doors viii remain open ou every sra
10 the woman who Is as well uuaIli''
r as the man and who can give '9ua
b work Tor equal pay.
. Executives Wanted.
% No doubt you think Nou atNc eA.''
ID tive ability w 8il d. lu answer
Z this first question What kind of Vol
!. do Won want ,,,ry ciuplu mu
/, lag,r IS familiar with the gil Who W
Il sWcrs. oh amy hing. SIM, hiHd
r. executive work lu answer lo h.> y"
"a npd question What Kind of W"
i. have yuu duuy' The same girl ou'
IS answers. Il have uever worked believe
Il As "a matcr az s.' there are very &C.
~- executive u,unE in Industry for D
~ Irnurie The open IS in most Indasu.
al lare not executive. and thcs are q
H. same 90 au The upHortuniiic- huw,''
depend un a. ud dual Jobs are Do
tn hats mal .- all me difference Bon @
"a world who wears 'ncm--who;A,t IH
81. are byrumu-
an Women dramatic
lie one az thr s.I.cst trouble
.r. women is what .H.v dramatic iH'
IS lselvrs 600 U.r .a-. TITO, oorsun
-. src thrms,I..- eating SOME H
NJ w,usu.- -u..,.- ..t onc woman Dol.
rs "A success trd .H... - Immediately
IA arnN uf vHn.H -.irdl,s- .i .H.H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
What l. Greed

DO sou distinguish between grccu ana
scllishncssg The greedy person rs AZ
WAYS trying TO get something wh'eh
does not bolong To him. Tie wants more
than his share lie does not play tal'
The man Who succeeds iot himself Oh
any one else usually has the interest oil
.,lf al heart which is perfectly natural.
tI,y. Won ever noticed that the bcauh'
ul character is ordinarily P'Ao'
with "a relaxed viii, travelling through
nfr with his hack To the wind getting
nowhere, The fellow Who has noih'ns'
Is usually rcld, to share u Tho selfish
follow is smla, the fellow who kn"ws
uht De- want. and is willing 'o t'h'
tb, uouH. Co. get o. Very few lot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
every man and
woman SHOULD
READ CLOSELY

IN dress ana hair is usually the Young
woman who is frequently late at her
,l,sl, in the morning. spends great
deol uf time in the dressing room. mas
her mind ON her clothes instead oil hef
iob. and rarely has figures. letters re-
ports al. information at hand when they
are wanted.
Know What You Want.
n ypu know what you want ana are
J,tcrnlncd To get il. you are way ahoao
At most people. The first step Is to know
,nurself Do yuu work better with your
head ol YOUR hands? Are you cye'nhha-
cd on rnr.mmded? That Is, do YOU learn
more readily los hearing on seeing y"
\ Won work well with people. o. do yu"
,orl, better alunc9 Are YOU good at III
nag reports. and keeping details IN al
orderly manner. on does this KIND OF
thing rritnie You Do you prefer out
de work ur sales where you are
Thrown with people, Beside studN 'hl
voursclf. study industry and business
1.-THE best way 20 study jobs rs I" tau
l,,ith the people who are dong lheh
Find OUT what Their duties are ana nov
thov learned Ia do them. When You I'M
Inn. kind ol work you thin
Won are fitted for the next step ~ 1
, stud, the requirements. training ana "a
r,ri,ncr demanded and how To &c
. them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06

References are very uncertain mat
Ter Most employers ask Ton them. bdt
lew RELY on the ordinary written letters
ol recommendation 90 any great extent
~ Is SO easy a. write a letter of refer
emo, which means nothing All employ
rrs. however. are alert 20 an applicant
attitude when references arv asked ioi
| The gill who Is 'touchy' when asNeu
what references She can give MAKES a
Lad impression a good clcar WORK rec
: ord is usually the best recommendation,
Nest employers are ftyomhly impressed
with the pirl who has worked "a ptrI"an
emit length of time iu the positions she
has held. And they are likewise DOUBT
tut of The g.rl who has worked a ic"
weeks IN one place and month % ~
In another and can give u" reason lo'
- changing. The girl who rs sure that he'
former employer VIII slcak wen "' hc'
has a hig advantage Always ny
, leave a position with good spirit ue
. hind ,.HW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06
Hold Your Temper.

A word constantly used by employers
in describing the kind OF woman theE
du not want is "tcmpcramcnlal during
the war men and women worked under
, high nervous tension Most employers
we've unconscious that n many eases
had thcy discharged their Temperament
go men. thcN would have had less an
ncuIN with tompcrunenid women
The tact Is that women are unfairly
banned and held responsible Tor any
nervous collisions that occur IN an OF
sanitation Women have Ia Ice prepared
To- bear more than their share "t ih'
wear and tear of human adjustments u
ministry a Is fast cunning to the poin
Whore h paws "A woman IN dollars ah'
cents to cat nourishng food get plenty
uf rest aud proper recreation, and Keel
}rrs ll looking physically iil r'the
t,.U Ia hook ,r,ssV and high strung
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-06

tunes an. made by 81 ON beautiful char
,r,.rs. The mass Of humanity j. self sh
ar dead
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-01
Review Of The Week
In The State League

Orlando, Aug. 1.-Hith the close of
the second half of the Florida State
League playing season only, three
weeks away, st. Petersburg hnd Or
lando were tied today for first place
with Jacksonville within striking dis
lance of either of the two teams. Dur
ing the last two weeks there has been
only one change in the standing of
the clubs, however, indicating that
the teams are hitting a steady gait
st. Petersburg, which two weeks
ago was in first place, was busted
from that position Friday by Orlando
but defeated the Bulldogs Saturday
and went into tic for it,
Last weeks play contained proba-
bly, more features than any week so
far this year not the least of which
was new circuit record for score
less consecutive innings, hung up by
Pitcher Ollinger, st. Petersburg. Up
to Saturdays game with Orlando Oh
linger had worked thirty innings
without a score. That in itself was
a league record. Saturday he went
the first five innings without letting
a Bulldog cross the plate. Orlando Sc
cured one run in the sixth but could
not get another one the rest of the
game. Ollinger's streak of luck, how
ever, was stopped at 35 innings. st.
Petersburg sold Ollinger during the
week to the Brooklyn Nationals and
he will report to the Dodgers at the
end of the season.
The order in which the clubs began
the new week yesterday and the mum.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-01

Laughlin, Johnston, Strachan and
Griffin and lastly, Roberts, have been
developed.
Marvin organized tennis clubs fur
nished rackets and balls to youngsters
on the free courts of Golden Gate
Park, and coached the boys and ar
ranged tournaments.
Most of these children came, from
the cities poor and from them came
the Vests great court men. Marvin
took these boys one by one and sent
them East to win laurels. Nothing
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-01

Ia new protege of his defeated an
old one.
In Roland Roberts, Marvin has
turned out product who has all the
ear marks of Bill Johnston's success
sor.
Last year this boy defeated Bill in
the finals for the Central California
Championship and he then won the
mems singles in that state. Every
year finds his game improved and he
is not yet 25 years old.
Possessing a fast serve, a good net
game and temperament that carries
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-01

Der of games won and lose last week
follows:
st. Petersburg, won two: lost four.
Orlando, won 4, lost 2.
Jacksonville won 2, lost 5.
Daytona, won 4, lost 8.
Lakeland, won 5, lost g.
or the twenty games played during
the week nine were shutouts while
others were remarkable for the low
number of runs scored.
Tampa shut out St. Petersburg and
Orlando BANKED Jacksonville; Day
tona whitewashed Lakeland in the
second game of double-header Tues.
day and the Saints got revenge by
banking Tampa. Wednesday Tampa
turned again on the Saints and shut
them out and Daytona BANKED Lake
land. The shutting out process con-
tinued Thursday when Wolfe, of Or
lando, blanked the Saints. 1t was
Wolfe's ninth straight victory. Day.
tona and Tampa pitchers the same
day were going good, Purcell Daytona
striking out nine Tampans and Hank
ms, of Tampa, who has been sold to
the Washington Americans. tanning
eight Islanders.
Lakeland and jacksonville got to.
gether for a double header Friday.
The first game was to eleven in.
ming victory for Jacksonville In the
second contest, which only went six
innings, Smith shut out the Indians
b to o. The two clubs played another
double header Saturday and Lakeland
took both of them, shutting out Jack.
sonville in each contest.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-01
American Association
GOT THE REAL THING.

''For five long years l suffered with
stomach trouble and what the doctors
called gall stone collie, and all said
nothing but an operation would do
me any good. A friend who had
taken your medicine advised me to
try it and l found it to be the real
thing. feel better than I have in
eight years and l am praising God
for Mayr's Wonderful Remedy" 1t
is a simple harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the in
Illumination which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed at City Drug Store. -advt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-01

Ia smile through the most trying
game, Roberts only weakness, is his
back hand.
But strange to say, this is true Of
nearly every California player with
the exception of Johnston.
Roberts is fine looking chap stand
ing six feet one inch-an ideal build
for the game. He clouts them hard
and smiling is his forte.
Don't get into a poker game with
him! axtE
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-01

Summary: Left on bases, Lakeland
7, Orlando 6; earned runs, Lakeland
5, Orlando l two base hits, Kowal-
ski, Scherling. Hunter; three base hits
by Smith, by Pence; runs batted in,
by Schorling, by Kowalski, by Smythe
by Jordan 2, Pence, Hunter, Wells;
hits apportioned off Wolfe, IL in 6,
off Sweetland l first base on balls,
off Wolfe /; Sweetland /, Smythe 4;
struck out, by Smythe 6, Wolfe 3;
sacrifice hits, HARRISON, Scott, Schor-
ling. ellison, Smythe; stolen bases, Ko-
WALSH; passed balls, Schorling; wild
pitches, Smythe, Wolfe. Time of
game, lao. Umpires, Lipe and Lohr.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-01

kid Climate" of California has
been given lot of credit for develop
ing a regiment of star tennis play
ers but according to Bill Dinwoodie-.
himself a racket wielder of no mean
ability and native son-this kid
Climate" has been stealing a lot Of?
stuff that does not belong to it.
Anyway. Bill insists that one Doc
Marvin of San Francisco, beloved by
every Pacific coast tennis player is
the boy that should be patted on the
shoulder blades For it has been thru
the efforts of DR.. Marvin that Nc
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-01
HICHLANDERS TAKE FIRST
OF SERIES FROM BULLDOGS

ton thus presented seemed sufficient
to stop the Highlanders from further
scoring, anyhow something stopped
them, for they failed to cross the pan
any more during the remainder of
the game.
The Bulldogs Attempt To GrOwl
Smythe had the clan of Burke
muchly on the hip until the fourth
frame, when some listless work on
his own part came near to losing
baseball game that was already won.
He passed O'Brien as curtain rails
err, then sent the young man to sec
ond on wild pitch. Hunter skied to
short left center and neither Jordan
or Stewart seemed overly anxious to
handle the ball, SO it went for a two
base wallop, OBrien counting. Sweat
land skied to Kowalski for the first
out of the inning. Burke drew four
that were wide of the plate and am
bled to first base. McVoy hit to the
box, and when Smythe waited for
ellison to handle the ball all hands
were safe. Wells hit to Gibson, fore
ing Burke at third base. Both run
ners moved up a station when Schor-
ling let one of Smythe's hooks get
away from him Wolfe ended the in
ming and the only rally of the visitors
by tanning out.
The two teams battle at the same
place again today and it looks as
though Lefty Hicks will work for the
visitors and either Stewart or Haynes
for the locals Anyway good game
should result. for the Bulldogs are in
their fighting for first place and they
seem determined to give the Saints a
run for it. The Highlanders seem to
have hit their stride again, and if so,
come on all you teams. We choose
any and all of you.
Come out and bring friend. Game
is called at 4 p. IN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-08-01

Camp, p ..................... 8 l / 0 4 o.
Totals .....,............,..34 10 II 26 Ii g
Score by innings:
Tampa .......-.............' Ill O1O 0O0-- A.
Jacksonville ............ $40 202 02t-1O
Snmmary-Two base hits, johnson,
Camp, Schubert; three base hits, Han.
kins, Klein; sacrifice, Alvarez, Han.
kins, Stephens, Thomas, Klein; stolen
bases, Stephens, Niehaus, Frances;
left on bases, Tampa IL. Jacksonville
Z; base on errors, Tampa 8, Jackson.
vile 8; double plays, Stephens to Me
haus; Johnson to Niehaus to Stephens,
Leach to Alvarez; hits, OFF Hankins
in 3 1-3; off Reil in 2-3; Of Barcelo
A in 2; of Camp in Z; base on balls,
off Hankins' A; off Reil /; off Barcelo
8; of Camp 3; struck out, by Camp Q;
wild pitch, Camp; hit by pitcher, Me
haus, by Hankins. Time OF game 2:10
Empires, Blythe and Gerguson. Win
ming pitcher, Barcelo. Losing pitcher,
Hawkins.