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The Washington times., 1922-07-15

Park Hotel. Mrs. jackson was
formerly Miss Dorcas Surth. Com
mander jackson has been stationed
for some time in Brazil where Mrs.
jackson accompanied him.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Phillips have
gone to Atlantic City and are stay
ing at the Hotel Elberon.
B. Koper and A. A. J. Moelaart,
both of Brussels, Belgium, are at
the Burlington Hotel.
Miss Olive Beattie will serve as
hostess at the Sunday afternoon tea
at the Women's City Club tomor-
row from 4:30 to o'clock. Mrs
Ella Davis Lewis will pour tea and
Miss A. Hazel Swift and Miss Meta
Martin will assist.
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e||'aIglR6'!|ete J! E |!!9s
\WgNby JEAN ELIOT m "

TIME V zee president and Mrs. Cool
idge will leave Washington the
Il final week In August for Cali
fornia. Mr.. Coolidge being pledged TO
They will be absent several weeks.
Mrs. Coolidge will preside at the
meeting of the Ladies OF the Senate
next Tuesday, as is her custom. 1t
will be a box luncheon on this occa-
luncheon.
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Canal Zone Judge Resigns.
PANAMA, July 16.-Judge P. C.
Kerr, of the canal zone district court
has resigned.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

FUNERAL DESIGNS
o. svsry observation-disclosures priess
GUIDE,
lslt y 81. ~. W.
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Brilliant Company Attends
Dinner at French Embassy.

Ass SohiPosy EttShAuo
Dinner at French Embassy.
The French Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand, who entertained
at dinner at the embassy last night
in celebration of Bastile Day, had
as guests the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Hughes, the Secretary # War,
John w. Weeks; Jean Parmentier,
head of the French financial mis-.
sion now in Washington, and his
associates. M. LeNeveu and NJ.
Boyer; Senator Henry Cabot Lodge,
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot. Sen
ator and Mrs. George Wharton
Pepper. the Third Assistant Secre.
tary Of State and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss. the Charge 1'Affair-s
of Belgium and Nine. de Selys, Miss
Mary Patten and the members of
the embassy staff
-
The Brazilian Ambassador, Au-
gusto Cochrane de Alencar. who is
taking an extended motor trip, Ia
expected to return to the embassy
the latter part Of this month.
-
The premier of Canada, the Rt.
Hon. William L. Mackenzie King,
was the guest of honor at dinner last
evening Of Senator Frank B. Kellogg.
Later in the evening the premier. ac-
companied by the Canadian minister
OF national defense, George p. Ora.
ham. left for New York, where they
will be today and tomorrow, return
ing to Canada Monday.
The Washington times., 1922-07-15

Commander and Mrs. John p.
Jackson came to Washington yes
terday and are staying at wardman
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Hungarian Minister to Go
ABROAD for Vacation.

Count and Countess Laszlo Szez-
chenyi and their family, who have
been guests Of the Countess moth
er. Mrs. Vanderbilt, at the Break
ers. Newport, will sail for Europe
on July 20 for the remainder Of
the summer, They will return in
the fall. when Count Szezchenyi
will again take up his duties as
Hungarian minister to the United
States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08
,;i, 7. d. J0u<s0N

ordinarily THIS lo.1al fans. taken as
whole. are a pretty Ioyal bunch ln
fact Nmarllo gaRed the reputation
last s,asou when she bad a winning
independent club ~ being about as
loyal town as any amateur '..h
could want behind H. and the local club
this sc9sou IN the West Texas League
has had pretty fair aippnt
We had Winning club in the Irsi
hur aud wr have q winning club uoW
Tn. GasseIs are virtually tied ior
second place and two or three times
We have been out In thc lead II cannot
De- said that local fans do not want
the Gasscrs 10 win thu Second half
Local fans are behind The gang bat u
does seem that local fans are too cri'.
90.
This has l-en our conclusion Tor some
time When iho Gasscrs are in there
winning every day they're lt-with a
capital But. let the visiting club
make three or four runs in an inning.
lct the infiold make an error o., our
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08
IN Defense OF THE GASSERS--
FIRST half PENNANT WINNERS

pitcher allow three IN four hlts-and
the Gasscrs are "blow.d w" Then we
20 20 riding them--our home team W.
want a new pitcher. a new infi.ld.. the
Gassers are hlowcd up. and ali that
Kind ~ peSsimis,ic stuff The best
pitcher IN The world has his had DAYS.
The best club IN the world has It's on
lays.
When our club makes an error or
fwo or loses a game on two. 1t II no
time a. jump on the boys ON the other
hand then Is when they need enpout
igcmcnt let them know were loyal
punch and b.hind them every inch ~
he way No club In the loop. on any
other loop tor that matter. has any
nicer bunch Of gentlemen o. any
harder fighting hall players.
Many loyal fans have remarked on
he attitude ~ the stands SUNDAY \
visitor would have thought the Orphans
we're the local players Stamford.
especially after the sixth inning got
the roofing. while the Gassers-our
home boys. got the iccrs and razzing.
The stands, d appeared resented
.<uykendall's decision IN not allowing
binsmore his base after Douglas
iropped the third strike Dinanore was
1ut because his lat h't the hall after he
swung and the ball bounced hack out
~ Douglas mit Dinsmorc vas 0ui by
the rules u the gains" despite any
umpire's decision. But it seemed the
fans thought h. should have had his
has. Then the Orphans went 10 hitting
Liza Smith. one u the b-st pitchers In
the league. and the fans went to cheer.
ing for the Orphnas
IL - trur m. Orphans PLAYED a nice
uphill game. overcoming q lead OF six
runs hut when they threatened the
fans should have gone Co the rescue
~ the home hoys. instead II riding
/ them. Fans mean whole Dot To the hall
player \ loi more than many people
think
Tom Price = hkahlc manager Th'
fans like him and his bunch. They
play a clean gBm" hut
| What We started ou' to call your az
tcn'ion Ia Is this
| II the Gasscrs don't get the support
lof the Old home town where do YOU
cSpcctS hem to get amy support
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08
CLARY'S SINGLE
IN TENTH Wins
FOR CLOVIS 5-4

CLOVIS AUG O.. Eohhy Chry
singled after two W,r, down In the
tenth inning aaud broke up AN cxcit.
ing game between Clovis and Range.
to-day. Ranger started On whrlwind
fashion making two runs Boz the first
inning Off Nlck
Sewell relieved Wick with only one
down and two men on and held the
Nitros scorcl.ss until the cigth when
they punched 70 home run and an error
Tor two more runs.
The BUYERS tied u up in the ninth
.H S,v'l's single an enron aud Nc.
lt'r's sacrifice IN
Thomas weakened ion thr tenth allow.
Ua two hits and has, on halls before
Car, broke u up with his line drive.
Srveil WAS very effective allowing only
& hits and striking out e. men.
The box score.
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BR0NCS Divide
DOUBLE HEADER
With SWEATERS

Special TO The Nevs
SAN ANGELO Aug i.-SwcctSater
blankod San Angelo, 4 to o ia The Omen
a. ~ to-day twin bill. but was sub
merged In IN. second game. \ seven
inning affair 10 agreement To o.
Bunchod blown OF Flock IN thu starter
and the pounding OF HAYES in thc sec
ond were the primo factors.
Crcssctt hurled Woll for The SWaitors
IN the opener aud Cock, was strong In
the abbreviated contest Features in.
cladcd the batting 81 Butlcr and Greer.
Thrilling catches by Butler and Luke
Robinson in the first sci.to and brilliant
fielding by Hipp In the opener and by
nan jon thr rnal Dpuhl' headers viii
also %. played Tuesday aud Wednesday
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GASSERS DROP 2IN ROW 80
TO ORPHANS when HELD ITO
Tsi LONE TALLY IN FAST GAME

Mitchell. who made his first appear.
ance ~ the season here. were Of the IN.
field variety Fitzgerald getting q clean
single on "a hard oBc 81 eenter u.aippr
lined down first IN the third for the
locals first hit and Vas safe when
Williams WAS slow ia getting bach a. the
bag. Comsteck hunted 90 Mitchell In
the fifth aud beat II out. aud skinny
Moore was safe on grounser IN the
seventh when d. Moore waited for II.
Only four men were struck out By
Mitchell but when the locals connected
with the ball they couldn't hit Il any
place, only siX balls being lifted 10 the
outfield
Baker aud NeElwee each connected
safely times la four trips To the plate.
Ia Detail
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II was "loo much Mitchell. {"

n was "ioo much Mitchell"
That tells the whole story Of the
Gassess' second defeat In ~ many days.
aud Tom Prices SECOND win with his
Orphans here, when they copied yes.
terday's snaIpy game by a3 10 count.
Naples let the Orphans down with
nine scattered hits but they punched
them In two different innings. putting
man over In the first on three singles
aud two over In the seventh on walk
Stewards triple and Bakers third sin.
gle ~ the day.
Mitchell was liberal with his passes.
two walks In the third with Dinsmore's
error being responsible for the lone tally
made by the Gassers.
Three Of the four hits garncred off
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Wins IN Eleventh

~ Associated ifefs
GALVESTON. Aug beaumont
won loosely played game from Gal.
weston today e. 2 N - Innings.
M1thcs home ruu IN tn ninth gave
Beaumont a one ran lead aud Nuns N =
Circuit olput In The same inning tied
10 up
beaumont 49,. 0u" iol O0l Ol-G 10 .
Galveston 49,. .0lo DOL col oo-5 4
BATTERIES Cah,ga and Brooks
Divincv anad Griffith Witty
summary Two hasr hits Eih"'
Connolly Stanshurv. Homo runs
F~lor. Mathos. MunSon Stolen bases.
Connolly Brown Mathcs. Sacrifices
Duyle. Dlstol Moors Allen. struck oui
hy Div ney ,, Caldora 3 Ease ON balls
DiVineV G Caldcu . Batsmen hit
pa neton. Brown Hendricks. Douhl,
mays DOYLE 10 Fe,lor.
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WILLIAMS TWO
HOMERS IN one
INNING, RECORD
l,y Associated Press


ST LOUIS. No. Aug 1.--NctcHn
ha"chall writer's tonight said shai ken
Meth Williams, lett fidd,r Ton the ST
Louis Browns, who kno,i;ud cut his
;wcuty-ninth and thirteth home runs iu
Tho. s.N,h inning Il lelays games lac
tween tho Washington and 81. l.ua.s
Amor, ms. set a new moflcrn major
lcagu, record as they could no, recall
Any oih,r instance In mojora baseball
who're only one player cracked uui
two rcun drives in the saIae inning.
liy hammering out the two houcrs
Williams forged ahead OF Rogers Horns.
by. II the ST. Louis Cardinals who has
'weniy-c ghi home runs Tor thr najur
league home run championship IL the
stayon. jacobson Was IN base each
Tina Williams olouicd the ball in the
right field hclchers
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Browns swamp senators.
By Associated Press

ST Louis. Aug. st Louis TODAY
swawpcd Washington 10 To Tor the
locals lor the fifth straight Victory.
The Browns went on a rampage in the
slNth uniug knocking Mogridge out
II the box and scoring o run on y hits.
seven 81 which were fer extra bases.
Williams knocked uut Two home runs
a the iuuiup Erickson. who relieved
Mugrdge. ALSO was hatied hard the 10.
calls gathering FIVE mere runs in the
eighth inning Collins also drove out a
lDmVE
; orr Dog innings Il. II. y.
Washington .... uUu 90 000-- s
81 Louis ..... 600 Oas 50X-i6 10
Batteries. MosriGgc Erickson and
Torres. P.cmich. Wright and Collins.
Summary Wright Gosliu. Jacobson
TuW. Robertson Threchase hit.
tierL,r jacobson. Home rune. VIII
e.ms =. Collins. Stolen bases. Peckin.
paugh. Shanks, sislor Base ON balls.
III Wright 1. off Mogiidge >. of Erick.
SOFA !.
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summary Euns. Bupp. pipkin, Grvs-
sett g. Robinson Errors. Claiborne.
Bupp. Seiscr Two base hits, Gressrtt
Bupp Double plays Bupp to Claiborne
10 Scis'r Greer 70 Scogsins to AlcNan.
der Innings pitched by Flock 2 by
Grcssett ? struck out by Flock = by
Grcss-tt . Bases ON balls of Flock
: off Greaseit Passed balls Kind.
worth Stolen bases. Butler. scoggins
In IN mscs, Swectwat"r . san m.
ge'o Time Of Game. lu Empire
Meek
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HITS IN PINCHES
Give LUBBOCK So
Win over Abilene

IT. BEOCk. Aug nv hitting k,is.
Ter when hits meant runs Lubbock tool.
'od,ts game from Abilene 10 g.
lansford with hs twentieth home run
20 tb' season. a double and single
.ut H three times M led an hittcrs.
\. gan pitched cXc'ilrW BASEBALL.
'ullug uut of several bid holes Three
',uble plays were made by Lubbock.
The luX score
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lmarN--I;lNs, Flagg, IAngfuru q.
Crown .. Whitehead. Ssin l.Vall. er.
'ois Sain. King slreglo, Battle. Earn.
shaw Iangford. home runs. Iangford.
thru base hits. Sp.egle. Burch. Lyall:
I'VE 'ase hits, Lsngford YORK. struck
oui hv Morgan 9. hy kcisier s. bases on
la!s OF Morgan 4 off ke!sler .. sac.
rife hits. White. stolen bases t1agg
dour piays Sain 70 White To- Lyall.
Mouan ttaSwenson 10 York York to
la, To- Esrnshaw. York g. Flagg t.
Hailc, Wild pitch. H.lsler Time of
game l.so. Empires Edgar and
Scruggs
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PAINTERS make
HITSc0UNTAND
DALLAS 81

DALLAS. Aug Fort Worth
eycned the SERIES with Dallas by
winning today SIX TO two. Although he
struck cut ten Painters, Love yielded
hits when they meant runs. When
Dallas threatened In the third inning
Johps relieved Whitaker and held the
locals scoreless. Raiders home run in
side the park was feature.
Dallas .......... 300 0oo 600 , . !
Fort Worth ..... 600 o3o oie--6 10 l
Batteries Lave and Lingic; Whitta-
ker. Johns and Moore.
Summary-Twp base hits. Coombs.
Moore, Haley Three base hits Tavcner.
Hoffman. Home runs RAIDER. stolen
lases. Donohoe J. Segrist. Sacrifices.
Massey. Struck out. Love 10. Whitaker
=, Johns .. Bas. on halls. Love ,.
Bryan l. Whitaker ?, Johns g. Wild
pitches Love !. Whitaker !.
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WHERE They PLAY
West Texas League

West Tssas League
STAMFORD At AMARILLO.
Ranger at Clovis.
Abilene at Lubbock.
Sacctwater AT san Apselo.
Texas League
Galveston at beaumont
san Antonio AT Houston.
Shrovepari at Wichita Falls
Foi Worth az Dallas.
National LAsgue
PalsS,.rsh AZ. Pa,lsdclphis.
Ciac.rAaI ~ New York.
Chicago u Hsoeklyn.
81 Lour a. B>sten.
Anssricsp League
Washington q 81, Louis
philadelrhs al Chicago.
New Yosk at Detroit
bs.I~ 4 els'vNad. ,4sl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08

Bliied Tor Sciser In seventh


shell out, hunted foul on third
strike
Swcctwai''r ..,.... Goa zoo 90
San Angelo ....... isA go "a n .
Summary-Runs, Butler Scoss.ps .
Dean .. Greer. MoBrldc. Elrots. soog
gins 2 Mcbride. Trammcll . Two base
hlts. g. Robinson. AfcBudc Three base
nis, Butler :, L. Robinson Cree Sac
ritlce hits. Greet : reN,risor nsu
Nc Plavt. pcsn 10 sossgins 70 Aiexan.
der. Innines pitched. b. Goose :. ~
Haycs g. Struck out. hy HAYES !. nv
Cooke Bases on halls. off Cooke :.
OF Hayes .. Passcd balls. Trammell
sieler bases. Dcah. Alexander, seog
gins. Leu on hss9 syeetsatst 7.,san
ANGELO : Tina Of game. az I'm
P4s ssts ~se.IaAA.~-i-4
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White Sox Win.
aied Prea


CHICAGO. Aug Chicago rccor,
red ifum IT. batting slump and today
ROUNDED out II hits OF -four Phiiadci.
nina pitchers. defeating the visitors
80 tos
Score hy inniHgs r. II. z.
hiladclphia .... e0i 02l 0l0-- 5 Is
'h'cago ........ ois ooi 0lx-i2 IL %
BATTERIES Rommell. sullivan, Keteh.
um and Bruggy Perkins: Leyerstt and
Yuryan.
summary Two.bsse hits. Slrunk.
Shce9 Leverette :. Miller .. YOUNG.
hone runs. Wclch. Hooper Stolen
hnse. Wclch. Base on balls. off Rommsl
:. OF sullivan l. uff Leveretie /. Struck
pi. hy leVerettv .. Ell ke'chun /, OF
hatlisen L. s. 30 -
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tfrdie, Man IFred

'i-AiiESDoN. Aus Cal Hog.
fari Of H'dley easrged VITA unhs% lul
lfsNfsion 81 ini. 2icaung Lquor .tyas
fe1ad 10 gpfiiy in . dis,inci court kiai
-'fanl11 The cisc btEss fkpt..
- as ei1asa sys a'b' a.
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and drove a hard on, between first and
sccond which was fildcd nicely by Wn.
liams. Mitchell covering the sack Byrrs
walked and Morton. hitting for Naples.
lifted Ia McElwcr. No runs no hits
no errors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08

and Burns MuEau. Wheeler ana
H.schoff
summary Two base hits. Ezzel
BIRD f.ohmau. Felix. Hollohan Summa
Three base hits Brschor. Home run
Ezzcll SaCrif.cr hits, Tanner. Stoler
lasrs. Bcschcr Mcdonald ., White
His,harl Flahcrty g Bas, on balls
off Wheeler g. Lohmln .. McGrew ?
sappcv struck out. MokaR >
Whrclcr 3 Lohman L. Slappey t.
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Indians Win,



CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 7.-Cieve.
and made d two straight from boston
'day : tn o. The game was called at
hc end II the seventh on account OF
darkness
Score by Innings. RHE.
rost,n ............ 600 900 90 Z o
cleveland .......... OO3 100 IL 2
Batteries Ferguson Fullerton,
piercy and Walters t'hle and o'Neiii
summary Two-basc hits. Leopold,
Walters. Stephenson. Wood. o'Neill
hrcc.base hit. Wood Stolen bases,
'tcphonson. Basc on balls of Pergn-
Oh 2. Of Fullerton .. OF piercy |. off
HE ].
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i'm,

'liiHANS-Du.more r.d u r41
smith popped tu No.r. who nI g.
I'''F catch. stewart Wll.i trI
'.' second. Baker famed $50 runs.
Poo hits no errors.
AMAWLLO-Moorc n..I 81. r.t.r
mcneil tossed ont Memo. ,oms,orl.
ni'd 10 Mitchell and vas .t, 10
i.'n'ed on DusmD.es ..ro. vH.. ,bo
'H F"i hv him on throw from
'Hn'll Fitzgerald ats ugt nr.uare
20 Williams. No run. gr. b.. .,.
riruf.
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Fourth.

'EFHANS-W Williams popped 20
.'rnnor McElwee singled 10 left.
schmidt lifted 20 Comsiock and Mitchell
Hdsround out Naples % Anheler.
AMAhlLLO-Chaney grounded 90
Mli'heh Badger was tossed out bv
lHnsmorc' Byers walked and N,ul,f
Popped 10 pInsmoro. $50 rar. goo hits.
no errors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08
Playing smart Ball.

Getting back t. the inside stuff. one
@, the hlE tasons why the Chicago
Whit. Soy a,r winning is because uic
team y playing smart baseball.
Back q The at hay Schalk j. catca.
iug Ia his customary brilliant style. Ills
hoady coaching has done much 10 de-
vc'op ihe three recruit pitchers. Lever
cite E.anScnshm and Robertson. lie
hay steadiod fcrJ.c Schupp noted for
'is tond,nc, T. hc Wild. Likewise he
las smouth,J ths rough spots In The
pitching e q OK,
Chicago IL getting gnll pitching
'lu,h Of th, Fpoi n,chius g. inspired
! by the braluy Schalt
H. tn nnold Eddi collins Is hn
4 ding the situation. ON paper the SoV
J .nfi,ld may net stand out an some u
! the ether nlator ltasa,u oluls. but no IN.
/ field shaving better hlll. collins is
! tho mastcr.mnd
II tho outficld Harry Hooper Is the
! lnluu, wheel for the two clever
+ Youngsters, Talk and Mustil Hooper
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spudslers Win

WICHITA FALLS. Aug. 5-lndig.
nsni fans left the park here today after
tho fourth inning Of the first game OF
a scheduled double header when
Umpire Weir permitted the shreveport
club 10 tees the ball around the inf.eld
Is Il warming up- while runners
uottod Aodnd thr biscs. & sho~ct WAS
rapidly spprDohins and the c;sssorr
hopclessly he4tcn. cndovcrod 10 delay
the ean,c until Il struck. The second
game was postponed on account OF we,
grounds. The final score was Is to J.
shreveport 1850. .ioi 100 o--3 10 s
Wichita Falls =. 1903 se2 x-sI5 ~ Q
Hs'iftksrLnAe Mercy sbppsy
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RUTH's Double
WITH SCHhNc ON
wins FOR YANxs
~ Assoc isisd Pres,

~ Associated Pres,
DETROIT Mieh. Aug Truths
d"gihlc and Sehang's single in the ninth
gave NeW Yorh ! - victsry over De
irci, tr'iay The "liaie's hat was q
noient f.gura In ,hs game. his single IN
the fourth inning. when the Yankees
grouped fise OF their hits driving 81
the twins run After the first inning.
when Rob Jones tripicd with the bases
toll. - the result 81 single. error and
pass. The Tieers could do little with
suns Jones.
scorn ty innibEs. RHE.
New losk ...... .oao so0 col n
Deil oit 49,. zoe oso ooo--a I
Batteries; Jones and Schang Pnlet,e
and Bassier.
summary: Two-hase hits. Ruth :.
Maid, JONES. Thsee-hsse biz ; Jones.
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J. F. BROMERY, ID. C.

Amsrillc's orssna, cAHsprs<sor. -
tablished five yesrs Complete x,Nsy
service. Phons ioss-fess. Nv leoe
ton Western Building. sesoss ffoo ~
court house.
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ORPHANS Mitchell Tanned r.,,.
more "as passed smIth nied 10 lad
ger stewart fripled .o center. orInr
i'h~more. stewart scored or I.H.-.r
single io renter Noana dr.r, a f.... la.
70 CLANCY who fildod i' in great sfvi.
AMAElLIO-B,ers was out smith
~ Williams. Naples was ont nm.
more 70 William Moore bat out one
M toward third. Meanor was tossed
ont Moore n Williams. 30 nuns one
bat no errors.
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'lhhANS Moore aru.d WH..os
h""d 70 Clancy and AaI..,r mad. ,
n."' latch o. the throw AlsIru.. si,
80 '' ceniar. Schm ~ popped 10
-''in'f ~ runs one hit no errors
AMAl'iLio-Anh..,r filed to Baker
nancy was out Smith to Williams
iaaE'r famed NO runs 20 hits ma
errors.
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THE BOX SCORE

Totals .......... 20 - II |
Batied lar Badger in ninth.
~ Batted for Naples in ninth
x. HE.
Orphans ......... 100 00O e0e-3 4
amarillo .... OOI 900 00O-I 1 1
SnmmarS-Ihrcc base hits. stewart.
NcElwee. Sacrifice hit. Smith. Stolen
bases. H. Moore Ncanor. stewart.
smith. struck out. Naples :. Mitchell
I. Bas. on balls. Naples 3. Mitchell ;.
Time l.lO. tmpirc ku,kcndall.
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HrlfIl.

oiPHANs-Wlilams famed Nc.
blwee irlnied e. center sohm.di .t.
iempiing 70 hunt popped one between
Naples and CLANCY the latter making
nice catch and McElwee vas doubled
~ third. No runs, one hit. no errors
ANAhILIO--Comstock grounded 10
NHiams' fitzseTald singled 10 center
A-osifr and CLANCY both went out
Mitchell 70 Williams. No runs. ono hit.
10 errors.
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pics tho confidence and salve, EVers
the fight and pepper"
There YOU have number ~ reasons
Why Chicago. picked 10 be last 10y many
&C Use experts is upsctting the dope in
the American League The directing
heads arc smart ball players.
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< I1TI-I ~ Holloway In IN.

Dockery shaw. Sioan. Erwin Srwell
2. Errors Brooks g Slaau. S,w,H Two
nas' hits Pyle. Home runs Erwin
sewel. Duckery sacrflc, hits. Newer.
Williams. sloan. Double plays. Thomas
70 clayton 20 Connolly White 10 CON
nelly. 'lar} - Sloan % HolloNa nv
ssWei 10 Williams 10 HOLLOWAY. lnnings
pitched hy vick 10 scwcll : 20. Struck
out hf Thomas s. Scv,ll ~. Bases On
aails of Sewsll Th9nAss stolen
BASES craig. Tucker :. Sowell Time Of
same -o5. Umpire Davis.
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Third

oiiPHANS-Dinsmorc lined TO Chan.
- Smith hit "a hot liner to Skunev
Moore. Stewart was safe ON Moora's
error. Baker singled 20 left Moore
grounded out Naples 10 Anhcler. 40
runs. one hit one error
AMAElLLO-Maplcs famed. Moore
walked Meanor singled 10 first.
Meanor ana Moore advanced on a steal
'omstock was safe and Moore scored
ou Dinsmore's error. Fitzgerald walk.
81 Killing the bases Anheler lifted 10
Baker. one run. one hit, one error,
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Ninth


oRrHASS-ioIsples tossca out Mitch.
~ Dlnyaors famed Smith walked
siois second and vas ont Naples e.
1enEs he Fot OF the sacs, Hafilnr
:. = ,e~afa first apparently thinking
hae tcn a fool % the nls,e. NJ
- att 30 errcrr sr
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