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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-04
Passer of Alleged Worthless
Checks Said TO Have Confessed

Jules H. Kressler, q young man
whom Detectives Nelson and Boyle, OF
the West l35th Street police station,
arrested yesterday at 12sth Street and
Lenox Avenue on a charge Of passing
q worthless $50 check on John
sherseh, who has a millinery shop at
1907 Broadway. acknowledged. the
detectives ssid, that ne had passed six
worthless checks sggregating about
$3.50 in the last three or four months.
On sesrehing him, they found
twenty reeeipted bills. all Of them in
seribed paid by check The detee-
tives intend to make inquiry Of every
firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-04
yladivosiok Envoy Here Gets
Denial of Merkuloff Arrest

V. s. Kolesnikof, Secretary for For
eign Affairs Of the Merkulof govern
ment at vladivostok, who is now In
New York, yesterday made public a
cablerram from his Foreign Department
denying press dispatches OF June l
which said that President Merkulot
had been deposed by the Constituent
Assembly and arrested. The Kolesnik-
of message was as follows:
Government ordered dissolution Of
the Constituent Assembly, which re-
fused 20 submit. President was not
arrested. Military forces are divided.
Situation is uncertain" 81,
The press dispatch Of June l SAID
the government had been taken over
BIZ ". Boldorof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-04
Princess Pleads to Enter u. S.;
Saws Reds Crucified Husband
Denied Admission at New Orleans, Appeals to Wash
ington, Claiming American Citizenship;
Tells Narrowing Story

AT Riga the mother effected re-.
Cancellation between her daughter and
her husband and died. At Riga, the
princess claims. her son was born. and
the family lived in peace until the
Bolshevik uprising. During the early
days Of the revolution, she says, her
father sent her son away 10 n place
Of safety and she has not seen him
since. In 1919 her husband was taken
by the Bolsheviki. and she tells har-
rowing tale OF his death by crucihxion.
Before his death she says her hus..
band. with the strietest injuneuons OF
secrecy. entrusted TO her black iron
dispatch box. which he told her con-
tanned papers Of vital importance 70
the royalist regime In Russia.
Left Dispatch Boz Behind Her
with her dispatch box. the princess
saws she fled 20 the estate OF Count
Durterlohe, where she remained until,
In 1921. the Bolsheviki forces attacked
the ostate. She says she fled, leav-
ing behind all Of her possessions, IN
Guiding the mysterious dispatch box,
which she believes contained papers
relating 70 the secret diplomatic deal
ings OF various European and Asiatic
nations with the Russian royalty. she
left Dusterlohe on foot. she says, and
made her way across Germany. fol-
lowed every foot Of the way. she says
by agents Of the Russian Reds, who
we're under orders 20 kill her rather
than permit her 20 reseh America with
the secrets Of the lost dispatch box.
"The princess says that in her desire
10 reach America, penniless and dis
traught with her pursuit across Eu-
rope. she slowed away aboard the
steamship Gasconier Five days AZ
sea. without food and water, forced
her 70 reveal herself 10 the ships Of
Ulcers. So weak she could scarcely
stand, she was nursed back 70 health,
and transferred AZ sen % the steam
ship Texendrier. bound back 20
Antwerp. She succeeded in convincing
the captain Of the Texandrier that she
was an American citizen and he as
signed her as a stewsrdess for the re-
turn voyage 20 America"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-04
Japanese Premier Urges
His Ministry TO Resign
Takahashi Asserts Wide Diver
gence of Opinion Makes Re
tirement of All Desirable

TOXIC. June 3 (By The Associated
Press).-Premier Takahashi again sug-
gested 10 his colleagues to-day the ad-
visibility Of the joint resignation OF
the Cabinet. The Premier made his
suggestion at to-day's session Of the
Cabinet, after which the ministers TOOK
IL under consideration.
Premier Takahashi explained that;
owing to the recent trend Of political
events which revealed a wide diyerg-
enee of views among members Of the
Cabinet, he felt 1t would be impossible
TO carry out the svowed policy Of the
government in domestic affairs.
II is considered possible that Gov
ernor General Saito Of Corea, who re-
Gently was summoned from Seoul, may
be called on TO form a Cabinet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-04
Clash on Governor RELY
Official Transferred for Refus
ING 10 Act In Pnrfn Rican Cas-.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. June 4 (By
The Associated Press -Disirict Al.
torney Arrillaga having refused 70 IN.
clude the case against Governor Rely
and his secretary In the lst n be Sub.
mittcd 70 the new grand jury sun.
moned FOR June 8, Attorney General
Mestrs on May 81 transferred Nr. A.
rllaga 20 Msyaguez, appointing III.
Massari In his place.
Disregarding tho transfer, The Dis.
,ric, Attorney moved the court on Jun.
9 % order The Attorney General 70 d..
liver 70 him the grand iDry records
relating % Governor Reilly ard his see
Rotary. Judge Foote granted the rs.
ton ordering he delivery 81 ne
records
The Attorney General is Temporarily
absont from San Juan, and TIE public
awaits with anxiety The solution of TIE
legal controversY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-04
Coat and Waist Float
Woman Irving Suicide

ROCHESTER. y. Y. June 3. - Mrs.
Mary Alexander, fifty years old, to-day
owes her life, police say. 20 a silk waist
and heavy raincoat which she wore last
night when she attempted suicide by
drowning in Lake Ontario. The rain
coat and waist puffed out like balloon
and kept the woman ahost. her reseuers
say.
Mrs. Alexander told physicians in a
local hospital, where she was taken
after her rescue BY coast guards, that
she was dependent because of I'll
health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-04


LONDON, June Sin the course OF
an interview with the newspaper peo-
pie, Sir James Craig, the Ulster Pre-
mier. said: "The testing time for
Ulster has come. IL may be that test
ing time for England also has come.
II we 20 down our flag goes down with
Us"
In the present stand Ulster Is TAX
inr, SIR James asserted; I'VE are fight
ing not only our own cause, but the
cause Of Great Britain"
He declared the reason Ulster re-
fused to have anything further 20 90
with the Boundary Commission was be-
cause the two leaders Of Southern Ire
land had signed a pact which, In our
opinion" jeopsrdiEed the whole ques-
ton Of empire citizenship.
an taking up tina. attitude" ne
continued, I'VE felt we were taking
the only steps citizens Of the empire
could take. and II is because we be-
lieve the people Of Great Britain are
with us in our stand against any at
tempt 20 drive US out Of the empire
that we are going forward with eonfi-
dence and without fear"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-04

Dcnerai. near the border, was blown
up last night.
Sir James Craig. Ulster Premier. on
his arrival from London told the news
paper men that his vis.. had been very
profitable and that he was quite
pleased with the results 30 far -
northern Ireland was concerned. The
British Cabinet. he said, was now fully
advised Of the situation from listers
viewpoint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-04
u. S. Will Join
Inquiry Into
Turk Cruelties

lconilnysd from psss erO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
Robins Beat tubs

CHlCAGo. Aug lauokl,u de-.
f'a'e'I Chieago to,iav 90 Q IN tho FIRST
game Uf 200. srr.c- here The locals took
On, lId hut fh' visitors drove
Aldridge 80 al, mound n ~, ff,h and
went ahead They added another run &c
osborne iu the sixth and after chicago
hld fi.d tic count u thu eugh'h hv
huu~hipr Two do'ih',s and sing, tho
Dudgegs nut over thu winning run on
Johnstuus slnglc and doublp by T.
Griffith Vance bad cnlv Two lad
innings ard struck oui min, m,n
Hrrotl,n ..... 600 eis 49, 50 q 7
ChiDaEo ..-s... eva soo o-e--a -
Bsi'cllss--Nencc and D,b,uy.
Aldridi.e Osborne StculsnG and ora
rel
Sumuary--Two hase hits. schmaudt
iiish Terry. Grimes. v Griffith
Holioeh-t Sieien ,ss Grimes Base
on hliis Adsisigc Naure 4 Sirucs
vui A'lirdyc - Nsncc .. s,euiapd g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
"SANDSTORM"
MEMBERS ARE
WEIGHED IN

T.luu b. th. weight. of w,mh,ls -
IN. "Guldcu Sfuds pu - gi''n '''
las, ui.bt o.. q, lch Douglas Tho bows
went IN tn lH BOO regular work out
yesterday and vU Keep t up ga a
morning this voD'
Guard, BN sutherland lji; Chas.
Dy,. 1870. Sl1dp E1-s.t ia" iunk Cold
ing 10: Clmcn,c Warren l1o Clatcnoe
Wine 100 > % I.ate, 100. Luther
Minirr "lU
Tackle VIM Frazer Wr"unu $3.50.
B.H Dawson l7- Alfred Pollard 81;
g. .-g, Rush all Donald to'hU o."
Tod Nicfhus los. Pat Whtlngtm ll''
Paul Siaulrv l3e. Reason r.nk'riu1 $50.
Ends-Oiho Adams leo. Muddy
fakef ls,. Raymond WhbuugIpu 49,
Hiram johnson lip. I'm Curtis 90.
I,av Bo,lsg o.. James S,liar 1890. Raw
I;udfr iGe l.rccn Blackburn i'.. E#H.h
Anderson i7o
Halt Pack Thomas Cru.uhu,I Il..
Ia,vmoud kaufman li". funs li-.n.
botham lg> Bob NJ queen isp. .aI
Sadduris $50. Fa; S pcs iis. chunky
Yates 40
oup,,.~ Lcniud sharp 90. Du'
Hsdcn 10. John Anderson l'>. Iau.
brown a.. E.rn1ul NauEh OBJ.
FrU -Sawless Lively l.n
fudge l.sndia 1870 TEDDY Jcltr,,s 1850
Mcriaolh Joslin i70
Contcrs Captain Winfield NcEau
les. Hardin Eovles 90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
ERROR And Three HITSIN
SIXTH give GASSERS MARGIN
OF LONE RUN WHICH IS HELD

Three hits. waH aud Clary's fumblc
al Badgers ErOunder a. short. ~ tn
sixth gave the Gas-ers three runs and
81 oIr run margin which they held, and
tho locals took the h,t game Of the
series from Clovis yesterday L. Z,
lreHking even for the series.
Naples and Burlcson engaged IN .
pretty pitchers duel with Burlcson
having the edge on strike outs. Each
nilswed 9 hits and the safcties were
well scattered outside The sixth when
the Gassers Wrested the lead from tin
visitors wh0 had put two men across
the plate In the fourth and two more
across in the nth.
u was an alright affair until Uur
nolds waited IN tho fourth. N,,1l got
IN whea. Naples booted ono. Williams
walked ana Tucker beat ont hUuf
dropped IN front ~ the plate when
DouEAs went Ia field the play and lcfi
iho plate uncovered. Reynolds coming
home Erwin sacrificed with rs 10
ccnter end WciErl scored
The locals scored in their hlir q tho
fonrih on singlos hv Fitzgerald ana
hHhoicr aud % n'lI"r's choice.
Ciarv's single HOLLOWAY b double ana
i.cynoldf's double gave o.. Huzlrr o.
more runs in the nfth bu' ,h'g ngyD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
WORLD RECORDS SET UP IN
AMARILLO-PLAIMvIEW GAME
TOTAL OF los HITS SECURED

{ aud Jed ltA plD dent 81 DO, Lubbock
. l;uwrg ,ul uss introduced ae The IN ~
,,,-uI .t M RN ftros, ID the yalu, OF
G lioNhip aui Dtla'l az lonsih upon
fIn adtuitlg &c I:r'sriruism H.t.
UHr o. Pu.u. AmJfllo attorney. aud
mbnr 20, Rotary talked ~ the rcla.
rpa-hu which brluE men close t.
g.lh'r. and be- stressed On, fct that
I.h r.lil,l fhpuh exist. MT uuN IA
Rotary bon Mi affair, 81 re,.
John y singleton g.! WnyIh.rh" dis
'.i,t governor 81 the Thirteenth Rotary
bsrci. was lucsi 40 ~" iuterciir
m,stnE Mr. Singleton e touring the
west Zoo ,h" iri,c.. 10 Rotary and VIII
c. 20 lubh. rs Wcdnosalev ard W y b. IN
AmuulD Thuvd4y I'll, durlc; official
saIr' .nl tho m'p'.ng oloug lines 81 Ro-
'rN ara among other thncs u called
attention 20 th, international scope of
thu r'ur o. orns 'hai ih,ro or" now
1900 ROAM ,.H. m iwen'yihr,c ua-
tmIs
TAr ti ng program Concluded aud
3d. u,'d quartz, was 'g,hu' .ast' callv
r..p s,j TIA, Singer, were Mlv Adlla
Peterson. Mrs e. ~ O'Korf,. Matt
cram 1ud Oats, BARNETT. WITH MIs ca,
Jacob 30 tla u.luv
oWUg t4c st..r.u.n th, i,itors
v.rr thr gH etg OFF r. l.or Dyr at the
thnp .hu',. Io.lHam tine th,ltog
part. t1" ntu e,m, W,, a,orcd
A.grlio people Ono ate Nd4ur. 1t d."
needing wore. Nh. rlG Mrs. a. y AZ Ie,..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
ERRORS Give
SpUDDERS FIRST
At BEAUMONT S.

Dy Associated Pres
BEAUMONT. Aug 22.-Fedor's two
errors caused the Exporters 10 lose the
first gam" ~ the series "a Wichita
Fails here this afternoon . To y. The
youthful former Brown shortstop over
throw first early part of the game and
made a bad peg To second IN the ninth.
Pug Allen coupled Tor three two base
hits in the game.
WICHITA Fails 200 Ol" oie-6 o
Stolen bases Bcsch"r Tanner. Allen.
Adams Sacrifice hits. perduc. Two
base hits. Allen 3 Three hse hits.
Summa. Tanner Double plays, STAINS
nuy 20 Shircs 10 Sttnsbury Struck
ONT. by Caldcra o. Perduc g.. Ruth l..
Base on halls. Pcrduc g. of Caldera J.
of Ruth I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
Dallas Wins.

SAN ANTONIO. Aug s2.-Thrcc San
Antonio pitchers were unable to hold
Dallas mit"rs today and the visitors
won s to g. Davenport started for
Dallas but was relieved hv nryan
Dallas ........... 900 393 00O--S - q
san Antonio ..... .Oi0 Ol0 0oi---J 10 q
Davenport BRYAN and Wheat. Couch.
man. Bromley and Mckee.
Stolen bases Meyers, Davenport. So.
rrist Sacrifice, Miller >. Booc. Shields.
Stow. Davenport, Mckee. Two base
hits, GALLOWAY Shields. Three lnsa
hits Linglc. Double plays. Gross 20
Fuller TO Beatty Galloway unassiStedl
Base on balls. Davenport 4. Bryan 2.
Bromley !, Bryan l. Struck out. Couch.
man o. Davenport ], Lewis /. Bryan I
lht by pitched bah, by Davenport
Beatty. Meyers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
Tigers Win Two

PHILADELPHIA Nuc. ge. D.uHt
wen 10th ends ~ donb.a h,adD. rlum
I'hil'd'lph'l 10 { and o. Geo g lImur
runs by Noach and Eluc and "a Wild
pitch bv lIasiy decided the oycn ue
opening gains. Prl,in- was nuish.ti
tur 'hr first Time in MS major league
carc'r for protesting against E'u. ,
home ran. thu result 81 blotchcr flu
reaching ont and pulling in the lgll.
ll"''manu got his nineteenth home rrn
Igul P.n'''r ID. Youthful Tiger hurl,r.
won h., ssr,r'.'rth gamn of th, s,a.ou
Nv thO second sImc
Detroit ......... 20. eHo llo-s 70 "
! l'ni wklr'iia 3Nm rDn 40 7
Batteries pauss and U.,s-l.r Hasiy
land Perkins. Grltss
4 summary Two lu%s hits. Hans .r
'ohh. Three tusc hits EiSacv Horne
runs Iiluy. Nclnh Gall0'av las ,-
lais ptuss !. Hast Stu.l out.
Dauss &. ilasfy g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

WASHINGTON Aug .e.-Chicsgo
and Washngica divided double
header today III, Giffmrn Ninnr. -
Ifirs' 10 o. and fhr Sns the rtrI 3
10 o Moe as. ogtpltchs !;.o,r oa 20
u" urF' ,'Ving "nng on tho pn.n +
whiie Mars vase grrz', rn ~ o. -
.ig iht sgond
lhr%so N0n 600 iol
WashirEtrn Or Ia sia~8 !" "
E1t,stg.--Eotcr.. sn nssg. an
-.ehAus Iogri5st ana chasrf'y
sufnnary--Ihrst base hits Mcs.i,
Harris. Home runs. Charity stolen
bases. rics. ba< on tslIs Eot,risen
Il. Hodge J. Sygcs O., Ecbsstsca ;
,sosr.ess :. =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
EAGLES SPLIT
DOUBLE HEADER
WITH COLONIES

NIli..>r Aug o., Til, Ntil,1.
E'rI.s a1d stamford divided doi' lc
HIl. r.' Hi1t rur visitor, I1kmg 90,
n.' o. Zoo F. uHd ,h. lu.5ls tho SECOND
q 'H lny Appleton went Tho ,ntr,
uuIf, .H th, mound for Oh. ,sdnt, aud
Mwl,l r..d lulI Au ,lh' inning uIl,
Dog ib, Ia-',s -ltv 'hm 90. second
ew. .'.r 90. HIsitor. had taken th.
l.Id DO f., stu, inning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
GIANTS INCREASE
LEAD BY BEATING
REDS SEVEN TO ;
81 A. 1ris.,d Pros

O., Associated Press
CINCINNATI Nur 90 The tainjs
Increased their lead boz the National
League HoD today 'o -Four mu games
b. hpdiH- The I;cd- to g while N,
Cardinals were idl, MyQu,lan allowed
nine h.'s Int was s'ruu- bon the pIu,hy,
and Dis lpppit va. susiiounl
Sew N't ........ sos uOl ouu-. - o
cincinnati ....... on sUi oo" g I
Hat'or,s- McQu.l'1n and SNYDER
couch. k.rk Gill-.pir aud uargravr.
summary I've lose hits Eurnp.
Bancroft Ncusrl SNYDER Three hisc
hits i.H. o.. i'r"1. Homo run. IAN.
CROFT Sf.l'n bascs Frsrh iiasc on
h1lls. Couch .. Gllcsp., {. N,Quillan 3
Sf.H.. ..i Kcck M,QuiIlu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

80 SY.sp sy-sr. o. Si,5 a. tbs
: a.. ~ har ostcr. M,s nansESs Tar
k,i ssJ M4hfy lirt.i - LII 3 r
1Desasy
yNsnsr1l s<ryieas viii Re conducted
from the residence At 10 O'Clock -this
iAsTnTRg aud viii be u charge of the
Rey { Z cfisvuia pastor c. tie
lssssd l~gs-Y. ssa--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
WHERE They PLAY
West Texas League

West Texas League
Lubbock 400 Clovis
SWEETWATER At AMARILLO.
Ahi'ucc az san Angelo.
Ranger 81 Stamford
Texas League
Dallas 80 san Antonio
Fort Worth a. Houston.
Wichita Falls ~ beaumont.
shreveport az Galveston.
National League
brooklyn al Chicago.
View York ~ Cincinnati.
kmerican League
chicago at WnShing' OF.
So Louis az Boston.
peiro., az Philadelphia.
Cleveland NJ New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
Phaics Vim

flTTSlugGH Aug se Timely hi.
ir- ail lr Tho visitor. slow rrllins
-at, liH.am-h "a f1ur Goo ihrc. victory
over Philadelphia today
i'hliHl'i,iha ..... OF 5000 900 70 7
llIt-h"|Lh .... eul uul N0y Z 10 -
HlIt.. Meadow and H.uinp.
Morrison md Ma'tuN
Sul nsr,'-Thr', l0se hits Nokan.
has. uu Ills. M,idpvs o Morrison o.
Stru'I ,I.. Meadows Q Morrison
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
THE BOX SCORE

aumm Two bla. hts HuHcNly %
R,ynDldt CIusca. Moor ihr-. lst.e
hits. hut'.uH. sacrifice ht Erwin.
sinl,u lp-r. 'pmtiu,.k. D.uglIs wr...
out. hy Maple hy Hurlcspu D. u.'
base ou hiiis m Nipples 60 90 Bu,.un
I. Time I umpire smith
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

Tn,r ua woIc tHlr goo animals In
fh r u Fcgent rrrk London.
\ lr.l. can dieu'"sr with fHud fu-
three t.aIs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
Texas League.


AUSTIN. Texas. Aug e3-H. NJ
N.il.. state ang,r stationed 81 knrs
l' mad" 90 personal r.rmt OF tsc
'i' y, s'u'ii,l 90 tari plrrr To- Al.
20 no o,1rtal Earif0 to-day. willis
ttt.d riufrcr rte occurred several
Er.g but th1' Che situation 10 King.
e. Dot critical Thr ranger force
i.'r hae been Increased 20 liitrci7 d.u
.I, .'' PAST l,v Jl,e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
Grabs lose Opener.


is Associated rres-
GALVESTON. Aug Shreveport
won a., opening game from the sand
Crabs ~ Go q. with half the pitching
staff sick uutflcldrr Brown finished
the game ON the mound
Shreveport ..... OOo l3O 440--l2 10
Galveston ........0lO 100 2Ol- D
bird aud Burns N.agcr and Griffith.
Two base hits E,brl, J. Burns. Storey.
Egzrl. smith Three base hits Felix.
Griffith Brown; stolen bases. Jackson,
FELIX % Hollohan. Sacrifice hits. Bird.
rasc on balls Yoagcr .. Bird d. Bats.
men boz Smith LOSING pitcher. YeaseT.
HOU STON. AUG. 2.-Thc Panthers
won from Houston here today hy the
score of % o. The feature was thu
biting Of Tiny Goodbrcd. Cat pitcher.
he made what was said To h. his second
hi OF the SEASON and was cheated out Of
two others by sensational sna,ches Dy
Hych,ol rookie outfielder.
Fort Worth ..... 500 $50 0l0--7 10 4
Houston ......... zoe 00p co0--O I
Goodhred aud Moore Hollis and Ben.
unghoten.
Two hasu hits Hoffman. phclan. Bri'
b,ck Sacrifice hits Sears Base on
balls Hollis H. Struck ont Hollis !,
Guodmcd Z
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23
LUBBOCK COPS
Three IN ROW
FROM SKATERS
specsito the Ncv4

specislfo the Nevis.
tlATON. Aug Lubbock was
"Ftnin thu winner over Swcctwatcr here
,oeay 90 Q, making q clean sweep OF
ih' series. Ext" base hitting featured
tia gam". Lubbock making 10 hits for
. total % 20 bases Sw,ns.r hit ono
at OF the park, while GuuU Ii two
tHules.
Tho fielding Of IaustorI aud sD.s.r
featured The score,
A t,ll..Ir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

saIcp4f. done. Ns iif, =. Al,Asad.r
nuil'f d s'pa Nrussn Jsnt.
l-I.ss Sr'l Hctufs an,ssAns
] ssiy. rc.kery Gag Pa. rseeki.
urea froeks p fyls ;. CLAYTON z,
Cplf. White. fv9tsse hits. Butler.
Amncrs. white. saeriiles NIT. tesdy.
A-ruhers, Butler. white rrahls playa,
.f-.s.. = ria., = gcs=e-.' sSa-s 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-23

""lnhttI Runs. W llNmg Stewart
N.'aou Eth'rido. White kmg.
schmidt Moore. i5ull. olrors. SAN.
tvp b,e. h.w M,EIw,c. tNnll tbr.,
h"" hii' Kie sacrifice his. smith
innings pitcher ly k,islcr 5 l.g. by
a,ruggs 3 20 struck OUT. by Keisl,r g.
"f Sruggs Do, Appleton e. las. "a.
H Dbl. oif Apa'iru D. off Keigl.r t..
lrIo 81 Sam, i.ls Umpire Price
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Svretuatpr.

summary. nuns 'iuH. Itsr
t'ubh. Iangtord Brown Yu. Sven
200 S.iscr. EHIsr. II. EU.u
tIs O. iIu.ngs pitched %. iiiss d. hv
f..rsnn :. Hits. ot iI. of Tu.
H o. Home run. SEu.oH Tire
ts Clopp. FlaEg. Sch.auh Claiborne
tH-ck out. by schuuh 3. by Hays ..
B cs on balls. off SchuIb g of HAYS
Sarificc hits. Swensnn. Irovn.
O. uTfard. Grcsseit Stolen base.
2 t.iey. Seiscr. SWcuson. Double PLAYS.
. lgg 90 York o. GrJlb. York 90 GtuH
FL. York; Shell. unlssisted. III hy
f.tf,f Crcsaift iy Schmub. Wll
% Hays Scharuh. Time o- game
p. Iiapire. kly hlrill.
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Special % TIE Nsrs
PLAiNvI.W. AUS - tsa fum.
90 ic 90 % lH. Mi.Uty Rotary pay at
pl1in, iofr rdir 'nu Amarillo Rotary
ION 'eim la ...d fH. Rotary team from
plhu,lc~y tIough thr,r hour. or
s'rouupu. I se'Hli 100 which s.yerl.
DO nor. 49,. used as wol as all utility
ru ut.Us.. Iui zoo 'mU. DO seemed
necessary 60 our SD. iu have Go ,Ill
OF tn ,r. department 90 "pul out
Their oprur,rfs s. Wclld's record ~
lar a. is known. was hid up today boz
that There 5000. 10 total OF one huud.rd
and Is, OIL. secured during 90, nine
inuluLs iHt.Um, hy Amarillo anu
fmN-sN bs rhr,icw % - under
stood mat .., official scor,kecpcf dd
not att"upf fu Er,p track ~ the errors
after th, fHr luut aud half
The fin' .pr. showed thai Anna.
'Iillo had trlutf three 1l'i,s while
TemNrv s..H'd seventeen Fu On"
Amarillo o m Hn Sufh ulhvd six
tuus hut e..., oI 'h- fans seem @" think
. ,lnt si'at .o.iit b. due Co "Dac' Par.
,r,lls who go. only seven hits out 70
it,',n Times u h.i and drove Boo tn
scores aif,iI H hm
If,r. V..r .uIt two pitchers used
iy rth'r ..I, pass blN bees. J". uo olh-
,re wee, a'.uIH. Horn aud UnrI0urt
titrhng lo. "I n.t-N with l,s. Eoscrs
30 i.u.,I. 'rrIur iw Amarillo
bon Ioui- received r.r pHIarl,v and
john Tro.i rI 'Y. Ns.or both
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-. an 5. cblcasc !.
So ferk :. cfncf-i.i
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summary l;Bu- L,sdy. Dock.ry.
A''Nandcr Connolly Mcbride. Robert
h'c". Nuns Errurs. Butlcl ..
ug,.ue i,u,rtsor lardy Two.basr
i.'NN Euti9 # Throc.Hs. hats.
A Bride Strrtee h.t, nockcry. Nuns.
(. Eg.1s. W. stem Mrck Double pla b
N'i'' '" l.''d. to Connolly. Lccdy to
.o ,'ru,.ir Innings pitched.
b.. Nt'. o "t Phillips s. struck out.
o. Meek @. ht PHILLIPS g. Eas,s ON
h.'ls o' Ah+ ui Phillips . Wild
r..h Mrob Passed Ulll. CLAYTON.
FH''n h-' ,ourol, leu on Iascs.
L.'-.r g. san Angelo O. Time OF game.
... iupurs klnduHth and L..
t..rj
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NEW YORK. Aug. e.-,Ioc Bugh s.
winning struck pt uiur straight was
broken here today. Cleveland dciuatin.
The Nanks To The FIRST game 81 thc
series 20 .. n was Eushs nnh defeat
~ - games The defeat decreased New
Noiks had IN III American League 10
Cd half game. Chlc pitched Vol for TIE
visitors holdiug New York Go TWO hiss
Gardner BIZ q double aud two ginelr,
and drew e btsr mo- halls sid" tvu
t1scs. drove n three runs aud scored
ith
Cleveland - TOT or vuu-g L. %
J New York ...... Too 600 uOl-e o e
summary Two has, hts. Gardner.
i',m' ruu. speaker Stolen Lass Gard.
r.' Struck ont Eush q. uh'. g. Ease
pn balls Bush . Murray .. THE o.