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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-07

confined i'm the county jail. A charge of embezzling $17I, which she Is alleged to have committed prior to her elopemeut is pend ing against her.
 Mrs. Dannn and BandaluttO were arrested in Portland, ore, where they are thought to have gone after leaving BirminS ham. They were brought back here few weeks ago by W. l.. BrRnnon, chief of the bureau of identifica- ton.
 Danna swore out q warrant for BandaluttO hut declined to insti- tute criminal nction against his wife, whom he snId he wns will ing to forgive. The charge of embezzlement against her was
 preferred by James GiambrOni from whom she is said to have stolen SI51.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-07
NEGRO LABOR AGENT
 HELD IN COUNTY JAIL

Making the ninth labor agent to be arrested. Isaac Shelton, negro, was placed in the county jail yester- day on a charge of soliciting labor without paying license. He is said to have. had charge of four negro miners and ready to board train at the terminal station for Mary vile, Tenn, when arrested py deputies under o. s. Finch. stare license inspector.
 Three out of nine arrested so far has been fined $4,312.50 each by Judge Abernethy. This amount covers the license which Is almost prohibitive. plus costs and penalties. Other cases are pending.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-07
YOU MEMBERS,
 BE SURE TO BE
 PRESENT TONIGHT

This Is written especially for the Boy Scouts of Troop 52. Woodlawn. and anybody else who would like to see a live election tonight-and good Scouts In action.
 Curtis Mcintosh. secretary of Troop 52, called up yesterday and said that new officers of Troop 52 are to be elected-these including president, secretary and treasurer, four patrol leaders and a scribe. and not ono of the troop members is to be absent, If possible!
 The meeting Is an extra session. and will be at the Woodlawn Method ist church at 7:30 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-07
WILL CONDUCT REGULAR
 WEEKEND LODGE TRIPS
 TO OLIVER LAKE RESORT

Beginning Saturday. July 15. the Y. M c. A. will be prepared to furn- ish accommodations to weekend parties at the "" lodge at Oliver's Lake, the newly acquired property on the Springville road, said H. R. Howell. Reservations must be made by noon Friday of each week at the Central "Y".
 Already several hundred members of the Y. M. c. A. have taken out privilege tickets for the season at the lake, and others are doing so daily The privileges of this new resort are open only to "Y' mem bers and their lady friends, and as advantages are becoming better known members are hastening to en- joy them
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-07
FINE AND SENTENCE
 FOR THEFT FROM AUTO

Frank Milner, Route No. 8. was fined s1o0 and given a sentence of 1S0 days at hard labor yesterday afternoon by Judge Martin, he being charged with the theft of a moto- meter from the car of J. A. Lang ford, 5S14 Second avenue. The meter was stolen from the car while the vehicle was parked in front of his residence, according to Langford.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-07
CIWTAN CLUB WILL
 MEET AT 1 P. M. TODAY

The weekly luncheon of the civi- tan club will be held at the Tut. wiler hotel at 1 o'clock today with a novel program promised by the new entertainment com mmittee which was appointed at the last meeting Dr. w J. Montgomery, chairman of the committee. states that club tal- ent will be used In a number of en- tertaining stunts" There will be no speeches.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-07
SMALL STILL SEIZED

Another stii1, found on a farmers land who declared that he knew noth- ing of it's existence was smashed yes- terday by Deputy Sheriff Dowis and State Law Enforcement officers T. C. Davis and W. R. Scarborough. A small quantity of blackberry wine and liquor was also confiscated The raid was made several miles off the Montgomery highway.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
SANDSTONE AVEnGES Defeat
BY GATEWAY CITY CLUB IN
WINNING SATURDAY, IS TO I
sncclal 70 The Now


CHILDRESS. April Falling on
Switzerland. Chlldross III twirlcr. for
four runs in the second inning. after
scoring one In the first. As,yanax
Douglass Amarillo Sandstorm ran
away with Chlldrcss this afternoon.
avenging Fridays defeat. The score
Saturday was n 10 Z.
Altman and Jeffrics. who yesterday
pitched against Amarillo. tanning nine.
teen Potter County hatsmen. featured
on the offensive end Of the contest
The Sandstorm battered the tnii TO all
corners 81 the lot In the first, second.
fifth. sixth and ninth.
Southcrland was knocked out IL the
boX In the second. Merrick replacing
him.
Branch Anderson. Amarlllo's brilliant
sidewhcel huricr. pitched good hall for
the visiting aggregation throughout.
allowing only six hits.
rhildrcss viii jsun; 20 Amarillo To
finish the present series. the winner ~
which will meet H. T.. Shotweiis fast
Abilene team In an intcrsectionai In.
terscholastic contest. A victory over
Abilene would mean crack at the
state title In the finals.
The score by innings: RH r
Amarillo ........it0 o23 o05-i5 II Z
Childress ....... 900 oi2 2e2-7 5
Anderson and Curtis: Switzerland,
uerrick and johnson.
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zEEk'S CHATTER

tor the visiting team had used n mo.
,ion In throwing TO first that the homo
team argued was halk.
In about the third inning I had
caiici a hafk on the visiting pitcher.
In thc ninth inning the pitcher again
made an Illegal move. and once again
! loudly shouted ''halk." and stepped
Ia the side 81 the plate as did NO.
The pitcher hearing my call Of balk
snd hoping perhaps to escape being re.
rallied. delivered the hall TO the bats.
man.
''If the hatsman hadn't offered nj the
hall nothing out ~ the ordinary would
have happened. The batter seeing II
was a cripple elected To- swing and hit
the hall over the left field fence for a
home run.
II seemed 10 the fans that this hit
had won the game Tor the home team.
II was n tough $40, for yours truly. I
had called a halk and been heard. when
halk is called play suspcnds. thu
tall that WAS hat over the fence meant
nothing.
An that ! could do was advance the
runner. who was un first tn second on
the called halk. ! was forced 10 make
the batter who had sent the hall over
the fence hat over.
AS II usually the case. he fouled out
IN the next hall pitched. retiring the
side and giving the visiting team the
came
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FOUR PLAYERS
GET AIR FROM
SKIPPER SLEDD

Nineteen mcn. including three dircc.
tors ~ the Lubbock club. and Manager
Siedi Allen. compoacd the l.unghorn
PARTY which blew into town yesterday
ior the Amarillo exhibition series.
Manarcr Allen announced shortly
lftsr arriving here that h. has handed
pink Sins 10 four more hallplaycrs.
Sfirief Si'ii gave the quartet the mir
Friday night The four released were
iniirld'fa Guuil'i ard Jones. Quilted
10 Iacs ann and Pitcher Terry.
SI'fd h1s fifteen men IN camp AZ
It~~"rt. and practically the rustcr that
VII represent an seasrn. Shorist1p
irisr"" VIII report about Aprii TO- Allen
sid
IT," frlloviur nins:oen psfsons com
uosod ih" i.uihs,ck PARTY
Adawr. Enr.. and Arn,i'. directors:
Nfr,rsI Allen and business Manager
N.chDisan. Players Col,'r. King. Lang
ford schmidt Earnshaw SIseeie. ~.
pc. Mooirn Green. Battle. Hubbard.
birmingham. woalridgc and Brown.
King Earnfhaw lanFford Spcegle.
Grr'n and Brown fulvcd with l.ailingrr
b. 1922 while Nicholson WIS business.
waIagrr ~ that club last SEASON.
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ny ZEEK HANDLER.

Yep. I picked the Grays' fanhs'
Cards and Cats.
Naturally. ia pick the Grays.
some 81 YOU bugs'l say. but not be-
cause their my home club No sir. I
believe In 'cm and I'll tell YOU why l
picked our club TO snatch the grapes
of the old West Texas Gonfalon Tree.
ms Il were.
Blil Rycrs IN about the sweetest rca'
son know Of when II comes TO telling
why the Grays will win. Blli II sen
sational catcher. undoubtedly the class
Of any Class ID or Il backstop In the
country. I'll say right here Bill should
h. In Class 4 baseball. after live Wit.
messed some 81 the Texas League catch.
ers In action. especially this gang
which cavoris around the Galveston
and Beaumont parks seeking tryouts
with Class \ league teams.
The Grays boast smart hackstop
staff wonderful crew Of pitchers, n
fast lnficld which II improving each
day and smuggling bunch ~ outficld.
crs. who know ms much about hitting
as they 80 about oating-ask Rakln
Johnson or Hal Wi,hcrspoon how good
they are. according To this food dope.
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.LONCRORNS HAVE
OUTSIDE CHANCE.
TO CRAB GRAPES
o, MOuLTON COBR.

AUSTIN. Texas. April i.-Recent
losses IL Catcher Joe Ellis. who re-.
l'orted 20 the 81. Louis Cardinals. and
barticit McMellan. the crack pitcher.
VIII" was declared schoiasti,aliy tneli.
gibls. leave the Texas Longhorns with
but fighting chance to win the south.
western Athletic Conference race this
YEAR. However. Coach Billy Diarh's
BASEBALL players are working hard daily
IN an cndeavor o. annex the champion.
nip for the eleventh consecutive sea
san.
The Longhorn's most dreaded rival
a. a ". College. has practically the
sain" lineup a. last year The Aggies
isv" an experienced cumhinat on. and
under the willy coach. Gene Co-reham.
will D. unusually hard 10 defeat. Co.rh
Bridges Baylnr Bears with Pitcher
Teddy Lyons ~ the lead.lin.f. loom
~ exceptionally strong. The Ric. In
siiiuie sin has Eddie Dyer. one OF
the best college pitchers IN country
" T. nrinied uui that both Bayiur and
a. " have mur, games with the
weaker teams than Texas. giving them
IN aiNaniag. in the schedule.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
MANAGER MITCHELL.
HAS VARIED CAREER
~ BtSEBttI STAR.

ST PETERSBURG. fla April l.,
-Manager Fred Mitchell ~ tho
Braves has done practically every
thing during his baseball career.
lie camc 10 the msjors as a pitch.
". Then be decided 10 take up catch
Ing, He has been scout and has
acted as assistant 10 several major
league managers,
In addition In his duties In profess
sional baseball circles. Mitchell spent
a coupe of years coaching the Har
ward University baseball candidates
Perhaps his connection with col.
lcge baseball has had much TO do
with the fact that Mitchell likes the
ullcg.ans and has "a number II them
in the prescott Braves squad.
While they may need few years
n experience. Mitchell Is already
convinced that o'Regan. who caugh,
tor Boston College last year. nus
the makings. In addition Inficldet
hoolcy from Gcorgctown and Frank
Putnam. former Exeter Academy
captain. are regarded as eNcc.lcn,
prospects for the Braves inner de.
Tense
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WOMAN'S GOLF
TOURNEY WILL
INTEREST MANY



FORT WORTH. April MANY
Texas women golfers are expected IN
enter the state tournament. which will
10 played over the local River Crest
club course. starting Aprn %. Mrs
Jack i.sphim. winner of the tourney
each year since 1916. will be- here from
san Antonio 10 risk her til. against
field Of brilliant female golfers Mrs.
Lapham has been considered one nf the
greatest women players In the south
for several years.
Port worth will De- represented hy an
array ~ women Eolflng talent. includ.
ing Airs. George Thompson. IN. young
woman who created a sensation when
IN" finished runner.u to Mrs. l.apham
two years ago. Mrs Wyatt H.,irick
funnerup % IN" champion M IN. unus
ten meet last year and the woman who
drew praise from experts through her
work ~ the Southern tourney ~ At.
hnia IN 1921. Mrs J. ". Hamilton. one
- M" greatest drivers IN Texas Won
ems r'f circles. and Mrs. Reuben m.
- fs"n. the woman who g. playing such
god game. even after passing M,
Tn" where most athletes. both srS.s
included would retire
Dallas Houston. Wsrn. Beaumont
and hits Fslls are certain a. send
del'ga'cs and the 1899 tourney prom.
is-~ 10 h' The spe.,lirsi since thu event,
was insuEurstsd
Hnickers w.li he worn by al women
Do the tulrfr ucnt.
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SLIM RUSSELL-Pltcher. Home nj
Hooker. Okla. Played with o. X.
League In 1890. scmipro with Hooker,
Daihsrt. Clayton In 1891. First year
In professional baseball.
GEORGE Observation-Disclosures. Home
nj Richards. Tex. First year In pro.
fcssionai baseball. Played independent
last year with Fort Sam Houston Nor.
NAL
HOWARD ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
er and first hascman. Played with
Texas University I.onghorns In 1890
and 1921. Property 81 philadelphia
First year In professional BASEBALL.
JOHNNY misunderstood base.
man. Home at Frederick. Okla. Played
with Joplin In Western Association In
1914. independent hall until 1920. with
Amarillo In 1891.
BRUCE Hrrr-Pitcher Played with
Mineral Wells In TcxasOkia
League In 1891. Rated as leading
pitcher Of league and consistent win.
ner.
SHORTY wRIGHT-Third baseman.
Home nj Post City. Tex. Played with
Floydsda Independents In 1921. First
year In professional baseball. Con.
sidcrcd great hatsman.
PEP HORNSBY-outficld Home
AZ Los Angeles. Cal. Played indcpen.
dent hall 1890 and 1891. First year
professional baseball one OF Grays'
b.st hlttcrs.
EapI tII.N.sI I,v r.,.h.. n.,,,,
eighteen years old. Home nj Indian
Gap. Tex. Played fndependent hall
1891. First year In professional base.
lall
BILL BYERS-Catchcr. Considered
by all experts "a greatest catcher IN
West Texas League for two years.
Last year with Swcctwater Swattcrs.
Made great record. Wonderful de.
fcnsiee catcher and god ha,sman.
SKINNY MOORE-Shorts,op Great
fielder and lead off halter. Played In.
dependent hall last season with ANA.
rillo Grays. Home In Amarillo.
EASTLAND JOHNSON -- Pitcher.
Home nj Burnett. Tex. Brother Of A.
Rankin Johnson. popular Grays' pilot.
Played independent hall. Considered
good semi.pro pitcher.
PEACHES RIDiNGs-Piichcr Home
In Amarillo. Played independent, hall
IN New Mexico In 1891. First year In
professional baseball.
ROSS HAYES-Pitchcr. Home a,
Spcannan. Tex. Played ind.I,enden,
hall last year. Considered one ~ hest
-cini.pro pitchers In state. First year
professional baseball
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HOLD TER NEWT.
The rookie made n clever hit.
Aud then groan was heard.
His teammates nearly threw fit
Cause he ran down 10 third.

Word from Florida has Il that the
Braves are banking a great deal on the
return Of Pithccr Frank Miller In base.
hsll.
Miller was purchased two years ago
from Pittsburgh.
Due to business and family pressure.
he retired from the diamond AT the
,lose IL the 1911? season.
Despite his absence from the game.
Miller kept himself Nt physically.
He comes back with "A new viewpoint.
refreshed interest and a desire tn prove
that he II AS good as ever.
During his last year with the Pirates,
Miller was ranked an,cng the first
twelve pitchers IL the National League
In point Of effectiveness
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IT'S AN ILL WIND BLOWS NOBODY GOOD SAYETH LUBBOCK L0NC|0S
GRAYs. PAINTERS. CARDINALS
and YANKEES ARE PICKED TO
WIN FLAGS OF four LEAGUES

pcnnant for ~. Louis the National
circuit all by their hesomes THIS
year. william warhoSe is sweet
little hurlcr himself an demonstrated
his stuff TO Miller Higgins OF Babc
Ruth & Co. In an exhibition game nj
N'Awlins not NO long ago. Hornsby
outhatted Mr.. Ruth. Kcdlve OF Swat
land. getting five In &c tries. while
the best Bahc could d, was garner
twosack slow in four jaunts to the
platter.
last year. the CARD made ! Jawn
Muggraw and George Gibson wips
their brows In every -. Louis.New
York or Card.PIraic ssious. They've
got n great hating str. with Horns.
by. Clemens. stock an several other
great stars 81 the blugeon. and three
hurlcrE and as good aicatcher m the
late Pickles Dilhoefcr slll put 'cm up
whore tho sun shines brightest.
~ course. the Clans and Pirates
viii finish In second aid third places.
respectively. with the Braves coming
In ncxt
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picjxs psufl,ers

don't believe any team will both "
Jake Atz and his Cats this season
lest I, bc the protcgcs Of Walter Salm
81 whiskcy Tab Falls. the outfi, which
caused Atz to sit up nights last sea.
son. planning Get the Spuddcrs
outa the Way" campaign. Houston
will come In third, with Shreveport
fourth and Dallas resting her rcjuv.
cnatcd Marines, now Giants. In fifth
berth. Santone. under Hub Northcn's
wing, is due 10 fall in sixth. with Gal.
weston next and Beaumont holding eel.
lar honors. as In past years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
BASEBALL RESULTS

D. Associated frrss
DALLAS. April i.-Tcams 81 the
Texas League today played April
fool on mines invading the Lone Star
state for spring training In the talmy
south. a general spring trimming
was given by the Texas ieaguers. as
the tally of scores. being rciaycd abou,
the state. showed:
Dallas .: Brookiyn Nationals I.
Wichita Fails Z: 81. Louis Nationals
C2nd teaml ?.
beaumont s; New York Nationals
(2nd teaml 5.
Galveston .. Philadelphia Americans
t2nd teaml I.
san Antonio ~: Omaha Western
League 6.
Babe Ruth's Ysaks. however, were
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Answers,
RECEIVED FOR
NAME CONTEST

Hundreds of answers 10 Rankin John
sons plea for n new name for the ANA.
rIllo league club have been received
within the last two weeks. Johnson
said Saturday. The name will 10 re-
lcc,cd this week and announced sun.
day. April is. In the local newspapers
The ian whose name II picked by the
committee. will bc given a season pass
90 home games.
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tiau,lr Wins.


CLAUDE. AUrl claude High
School defeated Clarendon vi today.
10 70 ?. IN twelve inning s.t-to. Cor.
bin and Blake pitched for the locals.
While Martin and Sandlin twiricd for
Clarendon 4 feature was the hating
OF Averyt. local third has.man.
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Twenty On Tanne,l.

ABILENE. Texas April THE i'm.
mofii.ls IN ha-ei-slls hall of fame viii
have 90 shove over 90 make room for
Granville NuEent % Trent. near here
Yesterday he struck out twenty.one
men IN a game between swee;water and
Trent High Schools. The score was 3
10 ]. SweetWRier man stealing home
during a squabhle among the players.
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COP FIRST BATTLE
FROM GRAYS: SCORE is TO IS:
PLAY AGAIN TODAY AT 3P. N.

'tupied. however fur Chatham went
out Hubbard o. Sp~eCic. and Wright
fled o. Brown in icft
TIA, ,eain To-day.
The ~mr clubs meet this afternoon
NJ Amusement Park ~ 7 o'clock In the
last sam, II the exhibition series. Fans
viii have chanc. 20 watch the Gray's
he's, fllnsing bets In acton. Bruce Hiu
and slim Rch Russell schmidt will
urohahly work Tor the Lubbock nine.
The box score:
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N-Ernshaw hatted Tor Allen in sixth.
xN--wooden batted Tor Woodbridge In
the sixth.
z-Hensley ba,tcd for Kclslcr in the
fourth
Scure by innings:
Luhtsck ............ ssi tol aoa--ts
Amarillo aos sut 80 ,r
Summary-1wo base hit. King. Go.
her. Earnshaw Moore. Fitzgerald. Chat
ham. Buschang. Wright. three. las. hit.
Brown :. Fitzgerald: home run. Fiiz.
i;rriid' hayes; sacrifice hit. A1cn. Lang.
tord2. Moore. llornsby: stolen hase.
Chatham. Wright. Brown. King .
SPecslc ? double play. Mcaner To Ff,,.
gerald 20 Moor,t pitching statistics
seven runs and eleven hits off Wool.
ridge In five innigs. second runs and
nine hits off woclcn In three inlngs.
10 hits and no runs of Hubbard in one
inning nine runs and eight hits of
keisler In four innings: seven runs and
siN hits of HAYES In five Innings. Struck
out. 10y Woolridge .. Is woo.lcn I hy
kensler J, hy Hayes J: base IN halls.
OF Woolridgc I. off kcislcr 3. off
Hayes J; Wild pitch. HAYES: passed hall.
Allen and Earnshaw; hit baisman. Hen.
siey ~ Wooden. time Of game > hours
90 minutes. umpire, Scott.
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Nanks Amin.

tafths N.Ahi.
The Yanks Will ceaainly pull down
the first money In he American. u
Higgins can stay aound first place
until Nav 20. Nw York holiday.
why2 That's when George German
Ruth returns TO th Metropolis out.
nt's pasture. Rabc'scircuit clouts VIII
sure bc missed. but mcbbc that gang
Of sluggcrs on the dher seven Ameri.
can League clubs vii fall into a slump
until Bamhino gets ack In Yank toys.
Who knows? You know. long time ago
people didn't believe Noah was going
TO save the good ons In flood. Who
knows? Ho. hunt
The 81. Louis Ifowns. with Urban
Shockcr, great rlehthandcr OF last
seasons team. aud Pcachle Dixie
Davis. former Louisville hlllock bright
light. will come W smiling IN second
berth. while the newly formed Red Sox
club, belonging 20 Harry France. mas.
ter snapper Of thu majors. viii fall In
inc with the thkd purse. and WASH
ington next In fourth position.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02

Diamonds: the k'ns of an gems. We
know them. We love them. We nurse
them. We sell them on insiaIlments.
Williams Jeweiry Co.
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0'HARA WINS TOURNEY
IN AMERICAN CLASSIC

FiNEHu RsT. y g. Apri Pat
oHara. professional ~ the Richmond
Country club and former Irish open
golf champion. won hts fir; important
tournament IN America today when h.
led the field In the North and South
0ren championship 10 four shots AMI
finished with a sure ~ .. -. 7a-220
Tor iho q holes % play. Clarence
Hackney 81 Atlantic City finished So
ond with total Of 22s
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Cards In National.

Old William Warhorsc Bailey. vet.
eran southpaw 81 the TEXAS League.
and Rogers Dicklcl Hornsby. former
Fort Worth neighbor Of Coach As,yan.
AK Douglass and myself may win the
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WHO'S Who ON.
AMARILLO CLUB

Editors Note: This h The first Of
n series of notes Introducing the Anna.
riIlo Grays. The history Of cach player
during his baseball career h given. 70.
gether with the home town Of each
man,
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add Another.

The Longhorns added one more in
the third on Browns triple and Lang.
ford's sacrifice ny to Chatham.
Woodbridge went out. Wright 20 FItz
gerald. Ia start the fourth. when I.ub.
book counted four times SPEECHES kalk,
Tisie's single. Kings double. Browns
triple and fAngford's sacrifice nv gave
the visitors the quartet Of tailies. Go.
bed ended the inning with a grounder
10 Wright. who threw him out to Fitz
The Loashorns failed to score In the
fifth. but four more were chased across
In the sixth. These runs came on a
walk 90 Elxie. Browns single. after
King flew 10 Hornsby. I.angfords force
out. Gober's single. an error by skinny
Moore on Battles grounder. a Wild
pitch BY Hayes and Earnshsw's double
Ernie was pinch batting for Skipper
Alien. Wooden famed 10 end the agony.
Three more were registered by the
Lubbocks IN the seventh. wrights pair
OF errors or smsshes by Speegie and
Elxie. King and Browns singles. and a
double ,, Go5er putting over trio Il
sss,.-s ~ 49,. ar, -. ..,.n,.
.,..r,,,o 5000 ,h,,c. 4, az. ,,,,,.t
chapter Moore op.ened the inning with
a doahis. Mesner singled To right. but
skinny vas thrown Oh, az the home
can by fangforyi On great peg. Blacks
walk and FStxg.raIds double. together
with Horne1v's infieid ou, and chat.
hams single. produced the locals
scores
The cr.vs a,a ma. ..,,. A., "a. 49,.
ons In, ,x, go. !, -. 49, =,
B,.rs.s s,nrl. ana /, ,,,,. "a, ,r.,d,
IN. uart nv ~, -y,or.,d .,,,n,,,oa So
h.ll ar.,ns, ,b. center r.ls D,.S,rvs ma
through lightning l,ks s,..,.d sc,r,a h.
hind Biack.
Byers and He..,.v. Who h,,,sa -,