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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-29
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NV co ON WITH
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mgr gentlemen Of the jury, You
.sr ao,rr OF the horrible carriage of
, traitor rogue and Withal You can
... .a, observe the spirit Of this sort
..up'n. what NilIainous and dew
,... one .. u.s.,
r.9 iuat he proceeded to his
,rrr.az-ap showing how Raynes and
.r.4 aegr both guilty OF treason, the
.-s. FOR having harDored Il traitor,
,.a .cronI FIR having succored that
,..,ur ny dressing his wounds. Peter
r..d looked round the scarlct-hung
.,, n. laughed, and his laugh
..~rad nra.uilv upon the deathly
..tness d. the court.
rpo ,au laugh. slrrah. with the
,.aa aa9at Your neck, upon the very
threshold If that eternity you are 50
.EI.n.v &, enter into?" And then
~. ,,dg, Delivered sentence Of death
r..e prescribed form.
CHAPTER ".
Human Merchandise.
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.~l Sunderland fine Secretary Of
...., ct,5 a letter for Lord Jeffrcys
.-sty he was informed that His
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...o ~on,ds
r.,'s I. r,sonerad that Peter Blood.
and with him Jeremy Pitt and An
1-sU R3vnes we're conveyed to Bristol
and there shipped with some fifty
others aboard the Jamaica Merchant.
From close confinement under hatch
20 rr.rourisbr,ant and foul water, a
.,sr.se h~ol,e ont amongst them. Of
which eleven died.
Thu mortality might have been
higher than it was but FOR Peter
B3od . ,-
Toward the middle of December the
Jamaica Merchant dropped anchor in
'arlIsle TaT and put ashore the for
1.-two surviving rebel conVicts.
10 inspect th"lo' drawn up mere on
the mole. r1wa Governor Stecd'
>'"Ii S'"i' rfd-iaced gentleman VINO
'hmned "ti'e and leaned heaN"E
H1"1 STOUT ebony cane After MN
~ tho Nattorm OF colonel OF the
65r"ados Militia rolled Noioie1
"so"I' a tan corpulent man Who
covered mead ana shoulders aooNe me
''eTnor. At ms SIDE ana contrast
@S Oddly with his grossneSs' moving
with an easy stripping grace, came
>ag.. Young lady in m@'.aa riding
s9"'.
h.eNS came and stared 2Id passed
oA. hIood noticed that the girl was
'FaNRg TO Bishop, ana pointing up
III. line with a s!'Fer-hiIted ruling
'"' she rarrrled. blSaop shaded
as eyes win ms mana TO look IN the
..|.''.9" IN winch she was pointing. |
.""" SLOWLY with his ponde"ouS. roll
.- -."t' he approached Peter blood
'.a1 himself staring into a p3H Of |
""1L brown eyes. He fe.t the color !
'|loE mt" lis face under the insult |
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-29
Go Fishing On
The Gulf Coast

Eight months fishing and all kinds of fish, That's what
get the Gulf Coasts of Florida Alabama Mississippi and
louisiana served by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Freswater fishing in the nnumerabe bayous rivers and
lakes Saltwater fishing right off the piers or out in the Gulf
as far as YOU CO. Tackle bait boats guides and
commodations for day. night the whole season.
good hotels comfortable boarding houses public and private
clubs and camps, or ION your own picnic.
Green trout specked trout bull croakers red fish, black fish,
black bass sheepshead Spanish ackere amber jacks and
maybe tarpon land you know you'll die happy until
YOU land one have taxdermed framed and hung the
wall of Office DEM
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
WATER TESTING
ENDS May FIRST
SAYS ENGINEER

-. l.. Mcdonald of Hereford. In
haTs' ~ the test wells being sunk un'
der The Instructions fran the city com
mission. io the south III Amarillo, wac
Ia the city saturday ia make reports
on the prograss being made IN speak
Ing II the tests a. this point. Mayo
Alarrs made the statement that there
~ nothing e public interest Ia be given
ut asid. from the fact hat II II nov
certain that definite aud final rcp"rts
OF this worl, Ia the hands of Nj. Me.
Domld. viii be- available by the frs,
1T MAY.
II II also stated 10y city Engneoi
iknk uJn.s that he viii have his re
pnits ready covering the adyisabiliy OF
securing the desired water supply from,
~ over ground Fourer. and inpounsiing
u In the allo Duro canyon. II will b. ~.
allied that when tn. report f. the water
honid was submitted several weeks aga.
Nj Jones called attention tn IN. i've
sources ct supply for Amarillo.
Mayor Marrs expressed the beiief that
nut 81 the Nv" propositions. there will
~ adopted ia, .nc considered lnus1 suit
abe Ia the needs of the community and
preliminary activities looking 10 the ~
culina 81 the Eapply desired. begun
with as little loss g time as pnssibi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

Haly CITY. sAdamsi Miss GLADYS Th'nH'.
snn. Organ Postlude. Faster Day. Toret.
Evening PRELUDE. The Erl King.
Schubert LIS orch,stra. Anthem. In
the EARLY Morning. Shelley choir. with
mIo by NJ. Johns SOLO. The Hesurrec
ton ishcllcy1 Airs Mayer Violin s"ln
serenade. Drigo Nj l,ooiey Quart Sc.
1icd =, Loved the World ,SlainerI
Miss Gladys and Miss Mabel Thompson.
Mr.. Smith and AT c"ckell offetiory.
Alteration. BarnWski. orchestra. An.
them. IN the lind Il the Stbhnih.
SleakEs 'haffin choir. with solo hy MR.
Parks solo. ~ Blesi l;'''IeeneI. Newton,
Mrs kiaei Dnct. Every Flnwerer that
blossoms. Rockwell. Ms Summers and
Mrs. Parks Tiio. cello. violin and piano
GaVotiei Martini. MI ASi"ll. iinll 4
robert ANtcll ~ Ia. Angels l,nll the
Rock Away. iIawicy. Mrs. Newly. An
them. Christ Om Passover. SHILLING.
chur. with solos hy Mrs. Newly and
Mrs. Parks organ I'"stludc. Hosannah
Wachs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
First Baptist Church.

The sunday school hour 10 s:s0 Com.
aud hiring some one else who has not
been attending "a SUNDAY school Those
who did not get their contribution IN
for the mission collection of last sun.
iny will h. given nm opportunity n
h - today. The pastor. Dr. ~. ".
Virgin. who has hcen speaking IN Cen.
nul and southern Texas IN the interest
~ the ss'Million Campaign. has reutrn.
I'd aud VIII preach both morning aud
evening. There viii be- special music
for the Easter season by The organ ami
choir ~ both services I'e promptly
nj u o'clock and az i30 n m.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

The Frs, Christian church. Choir

The First Christian church. Choral
W elmnnn. offertnry. 4 shepherd idyl
Geibell froce the Grave u" Arose,
iknowi.sL Solo. Open the Gates ,Knappl
Miss Lena Fay Copeland Postiud.. Fan
Fare. u.emnensl.
Evcning-processional ,Tacker, An.
them. SING Alleiujah Forth. Dudley
BnSk. Duct. How swee, the name II
Jesus Sounds. ,sschneckerl Mrs Burgess
fnd Mrs. Kfug. Plano solo. Marsare,
iilrris. Heading Mrs. Mary Miller
i'sard Violin Solo. Ave Maria. schu
bcr Wilhelm. Mr.. u, ~ crahh. Mrs
'inbh. pianist. offcriory. Gnvo,ic. Mar
tint. Anthem. Unfold We Portals. GoG
rcd lo,ilude. March. Clarke
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

Garner Tenth and Taylor Streets.
Sunday School ut $40. We desire to
compliment everyone present last Sun
dry on our fine Sunday Schooi attend.
Hr,cr of tss N tinre " one Sifndn.
more than any other. during the year
when We should rise early and attend
Sunday School II II surely Faster sun.
day. We can easily register nm attend
ance Of over 500 today u ,ou viii help
We have a number Of special services
to-day. The first viii he given III the
close of sunday school ~ which time
the children from IN. Primary Depart.
ment will sing for W and decorate tho
Gross with flowers. Mrs. Lloyd Fetch.
e. will give us AN Easter reading and
five young women and young men will
awe W. In dramatic form the story OF
the three women and Peter aud John
nj the Tomb. At the morning service
the pastor viii give the Easter Message
and will conduct special baptismal
service for infants and children. ON
account ~ our Sunrise Prayer Meeting
which viii H. held In the Hall at u. m.
there will he no meetings today Of either
the Junior. Intermediate or Senior
|. Christian Endeayor Societies. AZ :
y. m. our choir and orchestrn will pre-
sent their annual Easter Musical FRO.
grssm. The public appreciates the fine
music riven by these organizations NJ
this ser,is' and We invite you "a h.
present al al az these services and -.
pccisiy desire the stranger In the city
10 worship with us the Risen Christ.
II YOU do not already belong "a church
we want you 10 make this Decision
! nay In your life. Opportunity IN unite
Win tho church will he given at the
close of the services. n. Thomson.
Minister.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

1891 Taylor Street. Services every
Snnday morning a, ~ a. m. and Or
wesin. sdIy AT : r. m Sunday School
az s:&s a. m. for students under 20 years
of axe. Subject for Sunday. Doctrine
~ Atonemcnt. \ reading room' -
insiniain.i In the church from $50 nn.
~ y. M. except Sundays and holidays
whcr" the Ride and other authorized
e christian Scientist literature can be
read or purchased. Tn" public IL cor
daily invited to attend the services aud
to visit the reading room.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

Sunday Schooi $50 q. M. preaching
n n. M Sunbeams gao y. M. Junior
H. y. T.. T.. 5:t5 y. m. intermediate and
Senior u. T. J.. 4. 200 y. M. The theme
81 the sermon at the morning hour viii
hT. Does the bible Teach Tithing?
The Mems Bihle Class Tor real Bible
study Rev. n. r Gathrighi. Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Naxarene Church.

Corner Tenth and buchanan Streets.
sunday School NJ s:is a. M. Faster
seimon al ~ a. m. Easter program NJ
7;s0 y. m. Opening Song Bible rad.
ing. Lillian Parks. Prayer. followed hy
LORDS Prayer In concert. welcome.
Ellington Scott. Song. This IL the
Day" children. Easter Wish. Beauln
brown. Faster Gladness. Almond Lock.
ahy Christ IL Risen. Four Boys. Reel
tation. Katheryn Brown. Piano Duet.
~ Rohbin Lullaby" Daisy Lee Lowery
aud Rcniah Scott Natures BLESSINGS.
Genrvn f.owery. Casters Story IN
fonr. Earl Marshall. Immortality
-Four Boys An Acrostic. Four CHI
dren. he lives Forever More. OATS,
'1.oewry. Rock of Ages. Address nv
Pastor. ~ ". I.owcTy. PASTOR.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
First Christian Church.

Eighth aud Taylor Sfrests. Bible
.chool viii be- held at saj a. IN. Morn.
ing worship viii he ~ 1855 u. m. when
the pastor. Rev. Roy Rutherford. win
preach an Faster sermon on The Vic.
tory ~ Easier There Will he n musI.
cal program NJ 7:is o'clock at night
Decision day will h. observed Ht all
services
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
The Church nj Christ.

Meeting al ~ %. ~. subieci for dis.
sufaion Luke sal. Now the Parable
- this: The seed IN the word Of God"
NJ u. scrosgins viii pr,ach. Lords
Supper Observance following sermon
An Christians urged tn M present. The
public cordially invited We worship
without innovations. Small woodmen
Hall April 10th.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Second RapSist Church.

40 Pierce The school viii open M
$40. We expect our supt. hack sun.
any. Let NJ greet him with fun school.
Al ~ the pastor VIII preach On The
Kingdom Of Heaven" Al nigh, his sub.
ject will he the Greatest sin" A
slad hand awaits YOU at our n. y. y.
Y. at u. M.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

f.aiter Sunday. April -. Morning.
organ Prelude. Resurrection Morn.
Johnston offertory anthem. Down in
the Lilisd Garden. wilson solo. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

mas u. M. SUNDAY School. r. y.
Works. supt Largest attendance OF
the year last Sunday. our present en-.
roilmeni II abou, 100 moi counting the
Home Department and cradle Rcii. ~
Il. M. Easter Message by the pastor
Rev. Stanl.y Hayne. Topic. '"rhe Risen
Christ" Reception rervic. fer children
40 y. M. special esanseiis,ic service
Good spirited song service and sermon
by the pastor. Special music ai both
scrvices. The revival meeting will con.
ilnue through the week. Al evening
services are 10 begin ut s.is. the day
l."rviccs will he announced to-day. Come
~ these services.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16

Program TaisSnscle S~si~ q. y. r. 4.
The following program viii h. rcn.
dered hy the Tahernaclc n. y. =. 4. az
the Greenwood baptist Church. sunday
ssesssns ~ ssss 'o'cleck: subject: Stew.
nrsiship of Money" LEADER. J. N. HUI.
iock. Duet. isouisc Hanaltnn and Lur.
linz Diiday. Scripture Reading. Min.
nile Woodward. Prayer. i.urline hi.
any. What " Christian Stewardship,
Mrs. W. y. savaEr. The Owner 81 the
ehecp ~ the Owner 81 thu wooi Aisa.
Mss. !. NJ. Hnllock. The Worlds Great.
81 Question. Isoman Dilday. Sop,e
flights ana Duties Of Steward. 81
Trnss~c. Lmriine Diiday. Trust Money
Must u. rsed for the Benefit ~ That
rans~ Tor whirb u Was Created Lola
CHESTNUT solving the t'soes-sn ol
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Fim, Presbyterian Church. south.

Temporary location. woodrnan Hall
Many of our folks were iown e. Pres.
bytery ri Clarendon this last week. A
lin" and instructive. az well as inspira.
tlonai program was enioycd. Ae for.
ward program has been adopted for the
work In Amarillo. hut announcement Of
III. sam. win he made later. We Ind
8 fine Increase In Sunday School az.
tendance last sunday. and the Bihl,
classes are taking on Increased inter
80 from night tn niRh' Remember
,hr cLnss a, 80 Pierce on Monday night
and the schofield Course from the rhii
adelphia School of the Rlhlc which
meets ~ 1900 Fillmore. SUNDAY morn
Ing SERMON viii he on Christ rather
Than Self. Sunday might sermon. What
about Spiriiuaiism. on IN Cunning. Me
ALERT ~ God or the Devil Jonathan
Ellsworth Perkins. Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
Program Tabernacle Junior n. y.P.r.

EnhJert. "A tftv Sei On IIii. =
Group Two IN charge. Introduction nv
Hronn captain. Through the Jopna
cate. Dorothy Yrdharfi The Streets
al the city. Kathleen Num-. The Place
~ the Temple. Marceiia Gable. Jesus
IN the Temple ~ Twelve Years. Frank.
iin Farley. Healing the Man Born
Hind. Mary Gable. The Triumphnl En-.
Try. Hooper Diiday. Thu Widows
Mite. Thomas Atkinson. The Last SUP.
per. chas borden.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
TIo,,sion street Methodist Charch.

SUNDAY school s:&s u. ~. Preaching
u q. M by IN. Rev. l. o. Giles Easter
egg hunt In the afternoon. Re an time
~ Sunday School aud HELM make the
day great one. Prayer meeting every
We,lns s'iay night Cordially Cleo. J.
Irwin. Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-16
CHURCH NOTICES

Tsthinr. barney Baker. Tithing Brings
hiessinRs. NJ y. Diiday. How much
could Southern iiailSts give II they
gave God a tenth You are invited tn
attend this meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
LEADING SPORTS
ATTRACTION ON
DECK THIS WEEK
Large Crowds Attend
Daily Workouts at
Hotel Tulsa
Ry l.. I. STONE

- - -
Tulsa Is tho capital ~ tho sport
ing world this week with tho ia
(Strangler) Lcwls-CllH Bllnckloy
mat battle Friday night at the Nc
Nulty ball mark looming No us the
only championship bout 81 tap In
the Immediate future. with the
wonderful showing TINT Buckley
made against tho champion IN their
recent match nj convention han.
when the wrestlers won't nm hour ana
AZ minutes before tho champion was
able 10 work the deadlock on the
young Ohio grappl"r, the sporting
world g. waiting for the outcome 81
the match with tho knowledge that
tho affair iq not a set-up for the
champion, hut that the title IL nj
stake and may change Hands.
Tho match will. In all probability.
resolve itself into u battle Of the
h%oadiocas and tho scissor holds and
used by their respective proponents
Lewis Will work the deadlock he
has made famous while the chnllon-
ger In pcrfoctlng his defense against
tho champions dreadful hug and
working with his scissors.
Lewis will have tho edge In the
matter OF weight as he viii climb
through the ropes into the ring,
Weighing 233 pounds. Just 10 pounds
heavier than Binckloy.
Tulsa wrestling fans are showing
a great Zeal OF interest I'm the daily
workouts at the Hotel Tulsa. Hun
dredE OF fans are watching the cham
ION and challenger In their prepara-
tlon for tho title match, Lewis
starts his workouts at | o'clock
and Buckley follows about $3.50
o'clock. The wrestlers will work out
again this afternoon in tho banquet
room at the hotel. Accommodations
have been made for the Indies who
visit the workouts TO watch the
great athletes preparing for the I'M
pending battle.
Much interest is being taken by
the fans In Binckley's special collar,
which he IL using daily to strengthen
his defense against the champions
favorite attack. The collar II at
tached 10 n heavy sand bag, weigh
ing around $50 pounds, which the
challenger losses about with his neck
and throws II across the room
any position.
Friday nights program bids fair
10 outclass any athletic card ever
offered in Tulsa and tho advance
seat sale augurs well for the match.
Louis Newman, promoter, declared
yesterday that Friday nights house
will eclipee any crowd that ever
witnessed an exhibition here.
The semi-final match will be be-
tween Sailor Jack Ryan and Tulsa
traffic officer, John O'Briggs. Ryan,
who appeared sometime ago. with
Buckley. In training with the OHIO
younsster while o'Briggs Is getting
into shape with Lewis,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Tulsa CAPITAL of Sport World With LeluiS- Buckley Title
ROSCOE SEARLES
WILL WIN RACE
F0UNTAINE SAYS
Track Records Doomed
When Speed Demons
Let Out Mounts

watch for Roscoe Searles to win
and set a new track record in the
5OO-milo classic ut polls
Memorial DnY" was the parting
prediction Of Louis Fountslne. in
ternailoually known In the auto
racing circles ana manager OF the
Stutz Automobile agency for north
castern Oklahoma yesterday after
noon just before he l"ft for INDIAN
Hpolis TO hnage Soarles' racing pit
during tho grueilng race Tuesday
afternoon.
FOuntaine has driven In many OF
tho international races and has
carved his name In large letters in
the racing world. Last year his
mount tried TO climb over q cement
wall during the race md Fouutatne
was laid II with a broken nose and
a few other Injuries.
In Scarics' PIT.
The racing demon, who has To-
Gated In Tulsa. said yesterday that
he aid not intend TO drive In tho
races but that he would probably
watch the cars zip by from Searles'
pit. Last year Fountaine went TO
indianapolis n couple of days be-
/ i'h' NV NV w ~ a''hA BtAp
hut several car owners got on his
trail and II ended up with his enter
ing the lists and finding hls way to
the hospital.
The present track record Of .s0.S4
miles per hour average for the 500
miles vas hung up by Ralph De
Palma when he won the classic in
1915. FountaIne declared that the
entries this year were b~ubbling
over with speed and that It was
probably that every record standing
would be smashed on Memorial
Day.
Ralph De Palma. driving n Dues
enberg. In the %favorite this year, as
usual. Fountalne stated. Although
Dc Palma has won the classic but
once. he has always put his mount
through in the money and only
engine trouble has kept him from
winning the big end OF the purse
half a dozen times. De Palma is
driving n new car this year and
Fountalne declared that the "old
Muster was = careful driver and
he did not think De Palma would
push his car to the limit, even 10
win the greatest auto race In the
world,
with De Palma Five Years.
Fountaine drove with DE Palma
for five years and a y De Palma
liz one OF the greatest drivers who
ever worked n gear shift.
|, Searles took the lead early in the
1871 race but was forced TO his pit
for over 20 minutes when n bearing
broke under the strain and chewcd
up tho axle. After tho repairs were
made Searles got back into the race
ana burned the track up, coming In
second and was fast closing on the
winner when they crossed the fin
ish line.
Tho Fronty Fords. new departures
In tho racing fields. that are slated
to start In the race Tuesday, while
retaining some OF the essential Ford
features are practically built over,
Fountain said. The engines are
built on the old block but are IS
valve.
With any kind of decent weather
at indianapolis Tuesday. the world
viii be given one OF the greatest
auto races ever run, is the belief OF
the French driver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

AGAMES

Western League.
ST. JOSEPH AT TULSA. Q o'clocl
Wichita At oklahoma city.
Denver Rt Sioux city.
ber Msinpp at omaha
National League.
Hnston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at ST Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati,
Only three games SCHEDULED,
American League.
st. Louis at chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Washington,
Only three games scheduled.
American Association.
Indianapolis at Columbus,
Louisville at Toledo
Kansas city Ut Minneapolis
Milwaukee ut st, Paul.
southern Association.
Mobile at Chattanooga.
Atlanta AZ Nashville,
New orleans at Memphis.
only three games scheduled.
Texas League.
Shreveport at Houston,
Dallas at Galveston,
Fort Worth at san Antonio.
Michita Falls at Beaumont.
Soutlw est.rn League.
Sapulpa at MuskOBee.
Bhrtleayilln at Cotfeyville.
Independence az Hutchinson.
sallna at Topeka.
Western Association.
Springfield at fawhuska.
Joplin at Enid
HenryettA az Okmulgee.
Fort smith at McAlester.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Home Run Record

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., st. Louis,
~; Miller, Philadelphia, II; C. Wal
ker, Philadelphia, g. Baker. New
York. I; Hellmann, Detroit, Z;
Judge. washington. 81 Dykes, Phila-
delphia, s; Sisler, st. Louis, 8; Nc
Manus, st. Louis, !. Those with
less than four not included.
NATlONAL-Hornsby, st. Louis,
Il; Ainsmith. ST. Louis. Z; Kelly,
New York, o; Wheat, Brooklyn. 8;
Myers Brooklyn, {; Williams. Phil
adelphia, 4. Boeckel. Boston, 4,
Those with less than four not in
cluded.