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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
Alternate Year International
College Sport Events Urged
Penn OrtordC Cambridge Federation Good Idea Thinks
Red and Blue Relay Leader-Hetptul Tips
on Conditioning for Races
By CAPTAIN LARRY BROWN
Penn track yard indoor record

that this spring is only the beginning
of great international reawakening.
Condition Feature
Conditioning plays a great part in
the skill of track athlete. A large
number of persons not conversant with
track athletics are of the opinion that
n spiked shoe and neart trouble are
synonymous.
This is not true.
The mere fact that a veteran Of the
track sport or novice cOllapses due
to IL weak heart is not proof of the fact
that running is conducive to weak
heart.
Any number of persons die daily
from heart disease who never wore Il
spiked shoe in their lives.
'The old athlete may hare de-
rcioped heart trouble later IN life
from other causes than running.
While the young athlete may hare
had his trouble before erer put.
ting spiked shoe on his foot.
Reports of these tr0ubics are often
bcliered BY those Who do not take
the time to look up the facts.
The heart. like any other muscle
or organ of the body. can bt
strengthened by the proper amount Of
exercise. and like every muscle or Orgai
can be strained by ovcrwOrk. For this
reason good coach is as essential to 4
track team as athletes.
That is why "A good coach trains his
men gradually in order to avoid strar.
ing of the heart and other organs.
Also. IN athlete who reaches tor
form should never let down without
further exercise. but should gradual!
come down. Also. an athlete shOult
never commence hard work, but shOult
take it easy for the first two week.
until his muscles and organs have beei
nttuned to harder work.
Bearing these facts in mind. tract
sports are as beneficial to the athlet,
rs any other sport on the calendar
. Straining of an athlete is perhaps mOr'
common among track athletes ana row
crs than IN other sports because ~
extra amount of stamina is required
for thes" sports, and also more careful
/ preparation.
Given the proper amount Of train.
ing. distance running or sprinting
are as beneficial to the individual In
health as any sport in which men
are qualified to engage in.
CThe above article was written by Cant al
Brown before his departure for EnslundD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
DONNY'S EQUIPMENT WINS
Former Eastern League Stars Team
Captures Telephone Cage Honors

ANY chance Of play off for the
championship Of the Bell T"lcph"n"
Basketball League went tiooic last night
when Jiggs Donohue's Equipment tiv"
won the final game OF the season from
Engineers. ~ 10 Is.
II marked the eighteenth straiG ht
victory for the club coached by tn"
former Jasper Eastern League star, all
that were played. Equipment won the
tirst and second half championships by
coming through with nine victories in
each half.
The shooting OF Guemther was the
big factor in Equipment victory. lie
made six of his teams nine field goals
and appeared to be all over the floor.
Many former basketball players were
on hand to see Donny's team win.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
ANOTHER FOR VERBECKEN
Gains Victory Over Tommy o'TooIe
~ in Cambria Wind-Up

Al Verbeckcn. 49, pounds, defeated
Tommy O'Toolc, 1F pounds, in the
eight round wind-up at the Cambria
A. 4. last night. Verbecken had IA big
advantage over his rival in weight, and
while O'Toole fought hard his punches
lacked steam, and Verbecken had no
dIficulty in gaining the decision.
"A One of the best bouts of the night
was between Bobby Mcleod, l23, and
Walter Rennie. 12S, the former win
ming by slight margin. The other
results: Joe Geiger, 157, and Vincent
Lopez. 100, drew Charley Boyd, 162.
knockcd out Joe (kid) Mccarthy, l63,
~ the onening round, and Jimmy Han,
In. III kuocked out Kid Shsrkey, 143, /,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
Play for strawbridse Cups Today

Aiken. s. O., March 2b.---The finals for
the Milburn Cups were played yesterday
iSe The score being q to D. in tho Reds fSses faves.
4 special match will be played today for
yisitor.' whites. and the Aiken ,'dreens.
General Bethel w. AveTill HaTimsi,.
being opposed. TO George II. Nssde. Rod.
man Wfnsmaker, skiddy Won stsds sgd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
!. Collins win Be Utility OuGelde'

MANAGER field. Memo ''h"d
u left That John Collins Will be used Tor
utility unless somebody hurt
Cleveland He 300
They
the pitcher hand
Of he qualities
the world
and his throwing
he to
will be the job ard again
be
out
old John Collins out there before
the season well under
Dugan in May Jump
with Athletics Washington hv mn
shape
practi a deal in the nheld
Del Frank ORourke shoH
in will bench However,
is us har to Eddie the John Collins
hed He lots of ground and
his He
To Rurke would and ngan Will
Putinger third
ISmans riU hHe mfedcrS n"d M "rid hN
Hnri Thc,e cd"didatS bn M'y "'""
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

hhiuuNip Is 4 -
Corkran went
to the semi
final round Of
the y n i t e d
States amateur
champions h i p
at Merton in
1916 before he
was ousted by
the fast flying
Chick Evans.
Corkran also
won the medal
from a snappy
field last year
in the Lynne
wood II a | |
classic with a
Ti-11 over the
1, "a - , ., Il ~ =, .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

are figuring that. IL good baseball is played they. too
will be rewarded with transfer to other CLUB
1--WE have n first division club. admitted jimmy
Burke. the assistant manager.
1--WE will be up there battling the leaders, Manager
Hugh Duffy declared emphatically.
I'VE will finish one. two. three. was the chcertui'
optimisc observation of President Harry Frazee.
Therefore, it's all settled. In the month OF Marrh
the Red Sox have batted the League leaders landed IN
the first division and finished NOT worse than 'hird
After April L. all they have to 30 is do II.
The one thing that anybody can at this writing
is the Red SoN will have n hammcring maullng. ihunp-
ing fence busting ball club this There are many
scientific sluggers the payroll and several who need
no science They socing the sphere with zest ana
fervor down here the fence which surrounds the out
field evidently has been built close to the home plate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
EVER MEET CAM O'FIAGE:

she's 'Somebody's Stenog' and she has a
,tr.nuous time looking after Ihe BOSS
sn,a," interests She mas the distinction of
heIng the one comic character having as
strong az appeal among women as among
st'e Introduce Yourself 10 Somebody's
u,.nop', in the EyESING PUBLIC LEDGER to.
Isy; make It a Habit. ."-AdU.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
FACULTY BAN ON
SCHOOL NET STARS
Three of Best Racquet Wie'ders
at West PhiIIy High
Are Ineligible
Ey PAUL PREP

West Philadclphia Highs chances tof
the InterschOlastic League tennis crow
this season were injured materially
when scholastic reports were nubilShea.
Three of the best racquet wi"ldcrs III
thc institution have been declared III,
eligible. Colburn. Jack Bramma' anu
Miller are the dclinQuents.
A few weeks ago pr. CLINTON a;
Strong. president of the league am,
coach of Penn Charter School. declared
that the Spcedboys had the best nhanre
for the title. lie said f"hn .hhrtG' II
wnuld finish second. But now the we'll
tnown E" tutor will have to change his
'n,cct;ons Penn Charter. last year y
runncr.ur to the Sperdboys. with a
host Of .vctcrans." stands th" best
chance to win the crown.
Evcrv member of the baseball anu
track teams was declared eligible, ana
both of these aggrrgatlonS VIII De hHh'
mo hard for their rcsDectivc champion
~ Ill.,, ,b,. season. The baseball team
S".a 'rn,., iccs @ in Media this afternoon. while
.ttio runrers work out on Franklin
.!po," Erliott. star all around attn
lcte. probably will b" "'cr'rn rar'nlh
of West Philadelphia = bnsketball team,
Elliott has jumped center on lne
Orange and Blue for the last TWO years
and is one of the best players IN S'ho.. l..
nstic ranks. Johnn" MrN'ch"' also j.
!" Northeast High will have two base =
,oi, teams this spring. Games have
ao, boon arranged for both mines: and many
nard ",i Games will be played, The varsity
viii viii opcn its season March 81, while
W. M,' srrond team will start activities
Anru The schedules follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
Baseball Filmed in
Can,tjs and ElsewIlere

The Giants have packed and departed from
San Antonio 1t may be the last year the
t;iants Will train at the Alamo city. Base
ban does not appeal TO the NATIVES, ana ai
the worlds champs will likely De seen al
Pasadena, rAlif.. next Mafch'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
CONFIDENCE REIGNS
( SUPREME IN RED SOX
4 CAMP FOR THIS YEAR
Despite Transfer OF Star Basebalans Boston Aericd'
Heads Expect Club to Be Up in First Division.
viii Haze to Deuelop Several Pitchers
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL
sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

n raid made by
they in number
Jones
ball and ahead the only
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

ub. i;,y,. of ,hs, tin can has beeu heard
I'm ,he camp Of the Yankees at New Or
ieaus and among hall dozen rockies rockies To- pons De
Stntn rrIdiron star. II he improves he Is
rxpectcd to play d return engagement IN the
IiE show
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25


NAV win some games Ben Karr has improved and Thor
mahen may have good year. These are the remnants
,f last years staff
Rim Collins. the Ynnk. seems to BE- in earnest
and is doing we'll under the coaching Of Hugh Duffy.
Hugh teaching the Texan slow ball and this should
make him effective he gets it ia" plate"
BI Piercy will be available after May 20 lie doeSn
count az this writing Allan Russell was late in re-
porting and Alex Ferguson the lean. lnnky finger sent
here by New York, is getting into shape - whatever
that is.
Old Jack Quinn is starting his twenty second year ct
baseball He down here early. took the baths re-
moved weight and looks better than in years. jack
arm is strong he has had world Of experience and k all
yet in a good record. He is likely T." be tn" star
Of the staf--if he stand II.
OF the men. Curtis Fullerton who was loaned
TO Toronto last year: Sam Dodge who captured in
Flint Mich. and Cliff Best. southpaw from rittsied.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

A Of work. done pitchers Duffy. like
"A saws If his hurc through he will ball club Bat
where hurlers!
Of the staff and will bear the brn Of the M"
like Jones and Bush
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

kickin
the transaction Few
gained Suf Mclnns sent down the river IN
Smith,
" outf
cuITH hcary hitting. corking "ifeier "ho make
y be c"b Hdrr's
also baU uHk !, timely "nUops
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

w,l,.r Johu.on had his first workout in
Ten days Yesterday following an attack OF
influenza and he says he te"is Completey
rerHyered The Senators meet me Bostoh
Eravas this afternoon in the fourth or thelr
ssri,s at Tampa, Fla. and will try and even
M the spring series.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
Sports Serued Short

Ra"ernck Erc-Wtnd blowing nm tho ,.r,-
L6 ST. direction saved hundreds ur hurs, : on
IN" fImllco track when fire OF uHI,tnrnlrurd
origin d' HiroNrd tn" tubhOus.. Z, cC.tInra
4fmd hi'"rn ""A stalls At the G,nt.eman =
the fro.
Indoor track re"ord-I.orom Nur, n.~u- ran
-" s,%ty-yari dash in Q II srronds one
hfth butter 'h"n the prey vlous worlds rer-
"rd :" lh" pr'.imiuar> \. ) t.. ird,,
'hampi"nshirs At Chicago last night.
Home tinishe. traininE-w.lie Hoppe Isl
match "!lh Jake Schacfer next Monday
HoPp" WI ir| 70 regain the worlds u :
sixteen years, but lost 10 Schdofer this veal
Motorboat racing ,fno ..,h.mrionsnip
viii ashIn be put up for compelitIon mis-
Wear. They are the INTERNATIONAL. NatlonnI,
lni"r2tale, Motor Yacht and CaL.n Launch
trophies,
bowling The Wisconsin STATE chamn.on
b"" lers will appear as tho only feature
Of the days play In the Toledo Bowling
Congress.
College indoor meet-Corncll and Michigan
VII compel" At ItnAcH fought H. their an
are rated as very evenly matched thCurb
Cornell VIII b" minus EimbalI its star
hurdlcr, who is ON the injured list.
Prnn-Tigrr tickets got took sixteen min
utcs to sell the ~" tickets put on "a 10 ~
the little drug store on Nassau stree, in
Princeton for the game, between Penn and
the Tigers TO decide the basketball. title
Also the drug store was nearly wrecked in
the rush
steel racquet faiis-W. r. Tlden. I'd. try
ing out the new steel-frame tennis rae.
uuets nearly came TO grief In Boston yes.
terdfy when, in an exhibition match agaIns,
l., B. Rice, the score was la. As md sci
point in favor OF Rice. Tlden hastiI !
grabbed his regular racquet and pulled ou,
the match, Ia, rs. SO.
Ipewpsey In Los Angelrs--Jaek Dempsey
has returind 20 Los Angeles for visit with
his famiI He sails for Europe on Apr
Ii and = "a ha expected to engage in sew
srai beuiS over there.ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
CORKRAN TO GOLF
At HUNT. VALLEY
National Star Locates Here at
Noble Club-Adds Strength
to Champion Team
NO CHANGE IN THE LINKS
Rx SANDY McNIRLICK

n CLARKE CORKRAN has "joined
u. up with the Huntingdon Valley
Country Club, and is resident Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

Tn. Cards have broken camp A. orange,
The first team Is scheduled ~ llnuston
adv while the second squad will oppose Cal
vest0n Judge Lands saw the Cares trim
beaumont yesterday, . to g. William Ioak
retarnn n,,Cher. who has a sore arm. ana
Iohn Iayan. shortstop. who Is III. nave been
left at Orange.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

tn, Pirate regulars defeated the yanlgans
. IL, Snrings Ark, to ., home ran
at Gpaari%ic Gna % Grimm in the sixth deciding the
nS ssuo stuffy stewart. his neck bandageed
Tor carbuncles, held down the not corner III
.ryediiable fashion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
intercollegiate Swimming
SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH
Afternoon 2, & Evening, 8 o'Cloek

Individual championships Of the Interest
ieSiatc Swimming Assoc. .Univ. Of Penna.
noon. 81. 90; evening, 81. so. Tickets on sah
at Gimbels' and Franklin Field.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

The Cubs have purchased Marty krug:
,na second sacker of the Seattle club. OF
,h paciGc Coast League, and his acouisi-
,inn partIy relieves the worries OF Manager
kllefer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

Aldrich Vale Coach
New Haven. Conn, March 2S.-Maicoln
f,,SHau team and captain Of the asebaI ii
tasm ,oorS this year. has been named assistant
Coach Of the Yale football team for next
fall. |
LIKE sNAPPY SHORT sTOsIEss
II YOU enjoy reading interest-srlpptnQ
sner9 msr9,.d sofiss iiss o rssS psiiy NovsIss
todsy and every day in the Evpslxa RUpo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

IoIIerf Ind00r mfft-N0rncTT ana MIchTgan
will compete At Ithaca tonight In their an
uual indoor meet ou the track. Tho teams
are rated as very evenly matched though
Cornell Will be minus Eimban its s,pr
hurdlcr, who is on the injured list.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
FIRST TEAM

,,,, ., Episcopal Academy, home.
MarImm ." Franktord High. home; -
southern igI H%m, %sn, Al ii Iisn d'1%"H'M" h"md; ao
High ~ away; "95. Catholic High, away:
r.; camden n;t High. away; .o,. :. c,,,,,
May % :, Frarifor1 H'sc awny r,own w.; san,n ;
crn HIs' West Philadelphia High, away.
s1m'c s1H Central High, away y, RaHnor Han;
,,'nye ,", tn3, Catholic High home ~ G'rard
college away.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

,.Nnp,,,n,, ~, wu High I'd. away, -. Central
Hen ,",, m"HI' Nome; 10. Penn Charter ID. away
Mny >, Frnnkfo,d High "a; ,, nome, is,h y 81 =
tone. IG, central High I'd. away
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

BDwiing The Wisconsin STATE Cnamn.un
b"" ,ers will appear a tho only feature
"r the day y play In the Toledo Bowling
Congress.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

Tn. Reds were shut out TO by Oklahoma
City when they failed to solve the delivery
Ivy tz'n hurlers. They move over to
1L,ahema 81 anon city for games today and tomor-
rnw John Scott, who was stricken with
i',T;snxa last week, has been left at Mineral
springs not having recovered sufficiently to
travel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

The Browns have broken camp a. Mobile
Ala and have started Oh an eNhibIt'"n toul
Hn1nrra thc openlng of the regular season
.,Thsv start q three game series win LOUIS
'uls al Pensacola Fla, this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

,1s9f nsilss. 81 t6e Tot League. ye.tsrdss,
q !, p.I s sssGsss sss,sss ~sr' contributed to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

N.,,uer GIea son was able TO put his
.,''ar team in the field yesterday for the
drst time. and the white Soy defeated bih n,h the
University Of TcSas ned 10 the n1 tsam SSNi Nd
look his place In left field
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

mot1rboar tr"phir. undisputcd slnca 1914
viii aGaln BE- pat up for competition THIS
year. IheE ar" the International. National.
trophies
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25
Aidrjch Yale Coach

Of two things named Holland, Jim
has less punch than gin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

Ilempsey In Los Angel~s--Jaek Dempsey
has returind 20 Los Angeles for a visit with
his famiA lie sails for Europe on April
II and IA ha expected to engage in sew
srsi bouiN over there.x gEl8 ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-25

Indoor track re"ord-Iorom Mar, n.~ur ra0
-" slAiE-yard dash in Q ID seconds one
nun h"'i"r 'hhn the preVIOu worlds req
nrd :" IN" preliminary \ s e. trI,,
hampi"nshlps At Chicago last night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Giants Display More
Brains and Win Agai1,

~ Atsociaisd Press
NEN lORl,. Oct. Rain drops
nud brain llop, sent thr New lork
Am'rEans GoNn to another defeat
today ~ ih' ir almost hopeless fght
with ihr local national lragurr> fnr
the baseball championship oi thc
world
The Giants made fuur runs. harel,
enough 10 win. he,su>. the, were brisht
bo,s and isst on the nudd, bssr paths
isli.d with rain during every minute "
ihc battle. the Yankees got only three
rlus because The, thought and ma,.d
.lowh. ~ nu. a' ~ n the high moment /,
II their attacks
Such breaks m lutk ~ could be-
blamed upon the slopp, weather favored
the Giants who iook quicl, sd, aniage Of
them IA su,a,eu nth Inning spurt
I'D prodrccd al oi their runs hui thu
Nanhcc> ouuld have wen the game IN
spite ni IN adverse fortune had theN
mads ~. IT thcd les and heads with
a. mucn ,igor - the, pat into swing.
ine ih.i heavy tsis.
Tonight tl. N1Nmnaf League pcn
mana viun,r- u.ei oa'v lnt more Nic.
TORY .o rarN tser 1921 lease upon tho
go, of voiid.s lasehal. champions The
dtnrc,H'd Nfnbers find themselves up
sgsinst Be- barrier THAI frN th.nk they
ran surW, lst They musf Wm four
games in suo, sssion 20 r~tapo aneihcr
aourian 80 thc hands of AlcGraw's nicn.
The YANKEES started of ggffh u rusi,
and a furious pounding q the taii in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
AWAIT COPY.
OF PETITION
ON PEDDY'S.
c H AR G ( S.

BY Associated Pres
AUSTIN. Oct. Plans for the rex.
move on the part OF the state in iitlga.
Iion filed at Mobile yesterday seeking
Ia require ccrtifcation II George y. u.
Peddy1 name as Republican senatorial
candidate were At n standstill tonight
awaiting receipts OF copies Of the petit
ton iils,i In the federal court. Until
the petition ls received the course TO
~ followed viii not bo determined.
state officials sid tonight
Attorney General Keeling or one of
his Assistants will probably represent
the state at the hearing at New
orleans on October l6 II was said 10.
night, while part OF the states legal
force will be- at CorNcana on the same
Gay 10 plead the states case In the
temporary injunction against certifying
Larl" ~ Mayfields name as Democratic
nominee
The motion 90 set aside the temporary
order granted hy the Navarro county
district court has not been prepared. Il
was stated al the attorney generals
department today but probably viii be
filed before Ocohcr 49, the date set for
the hearmg.
Earic H. Mayfrld one Of the defcn.
Ltnts To- the suit filed AT Mobile would
mako no statement ON the ease TODAY.
H. had not received copy uf the pcti.
ton tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
0H Provision Planned
b. Associated Press

MENiCo CITY. oct As yc, the
Mexican government has formulated
no project for the amendment or reg
ula'iuns NJ article .: of the constitution
Welauug io o.iI bat the various inter.
est'd members of Tho cabinet have such
a project un3,r advisemcnt and their
ideas rr,hlh.F viii Do embraced In n
Formal hal 'a he presented to con.
gross wIhr Few months. President
uhrrgW mHl, 'hs known To- the pews.
paper osrsIHrjpis today. d., hrnr
'he government officials were deeply
interested fN. matrr and thar ,nn.
siderable iN"lh' WAS being given 90.
.al'ho1gh 'ha '..nIi" form of the pro-.
pos o i.eu'.u.7 Nls in uo wise com.
.rl.f,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
Dciiiod | sc of plrl,
4 Associated De-

NlLWArHEE. VS. Oc. ,-An lu-
parent effort Dn .hr prt ut tho Ku
kluN Khan ,o us. tho state a.r ngrt
tor an initiation ceremony WIS blocked
tonight hy state officials The nun bon.
timidation of tho plans oi the klu
came during thc afternoon when several
men visited tho ground. and iuf rmcd
the carehkcr that thoy intended 90 hold
"a meeting there at ght lut refusing
o. say Tor what purpose
T. J. White. memhc~ 81 she stat,
tair advisory committee. was informed
ana getting into touch with Kllu rep
resen,atye- who had announced %
meeting would h' held tonight told them
that no meeting could he conducted
at the mark without written permission
IT either Governor John i Blan, ot
Comm sNonrr ~ Agfcultur. e. - Nor.
koord
about nine O'Clock large number of
guards assembled at th, cftranc, Ca
the grounds. hut nj ng tho gate luck,d
and Sheriff Patrick NcMauus. who had
been csllrd ou ly both Nj White ana
Governor Blaine present with nt, dup
utics. rD attempt was made tto enter
'h" cfuunc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-08
NO FIGHT LEFT IN YANKS
SAYSMGRAW; SH0ULDHAVE
WON YESTERDAY, HE DECLARED
Nv ASc-islsd Prss

Nv Associated Pr~s
NEW YORK. oct broken spirit
y burning the Yankees IN IN" pit nj
world series defeat In the opinion ~
John McGraW. Giant header
There's no fight left IN them. said
Nc'i1W after thu fourth game today
30 'hev had h.-,.n fighting thcy wuuli
rot have lost IN the ninth inning Tor
they booted several chances 60 tic the
srore.
''isoh Mcus. - haif hrar'cd Looping ~
firs7 in N. seventh WAS costly to the
Yanks. Had McusJ dashed to first.
fighting a. h. should well figure that
out. Wards home run would have
s'sas-i him. aud then Sehang should
n ver. IN iay opinion, have tried %
s'r-trh his hit IN thc ninth Co two
laScs. Tho Yankees should hav, piayol
ior the tvinl run first
The Giants have h-rn frhtlnE every
inch of thC way and w,ihont their iighi
ug spirit. theV would have been pr.
laps thrv games behind instead ~
.,rer ahead