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New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
fled 70 constantinople and other

fled to Constantinople and other
coast cities
A preliminary meeting Of representa-
tives Of the Near East EInergsnsy
Fund Committee, named by President
Harding, and of the American Red
Gross will be held in New York CITY
on Wednesday. This was decided upon
to-day after conferences here between
Will II. Hays. chairman of the special
committee, and Dr. James L. Barton.
chairman Of the Near East Relief. also
telephone communication with judge
John Barton Payne, president of the
Red Cross.
On Friday meeting Of the full com.
mittee will be held in New York to
complete plans for the special relief
campaign.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
Truce Rests
With Anggora;
Council Halts


been learned, there were no further
advances. The British landed addi-
tional forces to protect the railroad
between Haidar Pasha and Kadi Keui
A shipload of Coldstream Guards
reached the Dardanelles this afternoon
and other British troops are expected
during the week, rs we'll as an aircraft
carrier and cargo of airplanes.
Navigate, in the Bosporus, which
was suspended by the British on Sun
day as result Of the Turkish incur
s!ons into the neutral zone, was re-
established this morning.
Turks in Suburbs Of Capital
1t was reported during the night that
Turkish irregulars had appeared a
short distance from Baikos, in the
hills on the Asiatic side Of the Bos-
poros. Beikos is suburb Of Cor
stantinople, eight miles above the
American naval anchorage. The Brit
ish are entrenching around Beikos.
Turkish irreguiars and small bands
of guerrillas and bandits, which fre-
quently form the advance guard OF a
Turkish army, have appeared in small
villages east of Constantinople. These
villages include Tashkeupsu, Tavshan-
jik, Omarli, Agfa and Armudli, all with.
in the suburban limits Of Constan-
tinople on the Asiatic side.
The British yesterday made final
preparations for defense, blowing up
bridges and crossroads. "A British de-
stroyer anchored Sunday at Shileh, on
the Black Sea coast. The commander
went ashore, met the Nationalist Of
ficer there and requested him to with
draw his forces. The Turk replied
that his orders were TO remain, where
upon lhe British commander declared
he also would remain and kept to his
anchorage close inshore.
LONDON, Oct. 8 (By The Associated d
Press).-The government is still await
ing news from the Mudania conference
and the result Of orders Kemal Pashs
is reported to have given for the re.
| tirement Of the Turkish troops from
the neutral zones or to such lines in
those zones as may be agreed upon.
Cabinet Hears Curxon Report
| The Cabinet council to-day had little
to do beyond hearing report on Lord
| Curzon's mission to Paris and dis.
cussing purely provisional arrange
lnentr for peace conference, should
the Mudania meeting prove successful
1t is understood that some of the
delay at Mudania arose through GER.
tain differences in wording, or othe,
| indefniteness in the instructions, con
veyed to the British and French dele.
| gates concerning precise lines for Ak
ing thcsi,ew limits of the neutral zones
| and it Is supr osed that the Turks are
! taking advantage OF these temporar,
! differences to avoid any definite de.
cisions. furthermore, there are sale
to be still some slight differences O.
opinion relative to the number o.
Turkish gendarmerie to be allowed il
Thrace. Nevertheless, it is expected al
these matters will be ultimately ad
justed, and opinion here remains opti
| mistic.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
Poles Halt Migration to u. S.

WARSAW, Oct. o.-The Polish gov
ernment to-day discontinued the issu-
ing Of passports to persons emigrat-
ing to the United States. The reason
given was that the passports already
issued for the United States will ex-
haust the Polish quota until July. Of
next year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
INDIANS TROuNCE
DETROIT IN FAST
FIRST GAME ia
" As,ocia,cd Pre-.

o. Associated ffsss
ENELNNu. a., Arrl i-.-Ci,ye'
Lnd opened th. season with o." {
victory W,r Detroit. Morton ont ult,h.
ing oldham ami olsen cleveland bunch.
cd as h.'s Administering his lrst
glrnr is aA Indian. beading with s.n'
glr d'uh., Hud Ilrlr 'rleh cd ~.
truli hii huiur ruu with none Ca.
Score hy innings
Detroit ..... ......... 600 lin 200 .
Jir,,huI .... Ugp usn COY
rtD ll4. h.U- uiih1w. Hvlmin.
Mood M.l0uis TfHt bis hate M,ln.
uis Home run N'ioh Stolen basys.
JONES S,t,il Slcrrr,s Elgn,y g Nun.
amak,r. MUgtuH. Double plays Jones
aud iau, Blue. ldgmy Oldham and
Blu. lUuU., CuishaW and Blue. Mur'
ton Scvtl and Mcmuis l.rii un bi~,'
n-irvit i2. Clr,t is'd !. liasy ON balls.
oldham Z. OLSON :. Morton g. Siruci.
ONT oldham O. Morton Q iii,- u.f ola
hgm % ig n Aiuuiuss Uiser . iu = liit
by vfeh.i Tan ly oldham tsvW,lD;
Mild pitch Morton d. Olsen j.
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PEACHES RIDINGS
TO WORK SUNDAY
VS.. SWEETWATER

Peaches Rulings, Amarillo hoy, who
put himself temporarily IN the local
hall uf fame Ia his pitching sunday
against Clovis. viii have "A chance sun.
day iu show his stuff against the Sweet.
water Swatters. Peaches did not take
the trip 10 Clovis. so hes viii hc In good
shape 20 work against the smuggling
Sweaters.
Lrfiy Thompson will Wprk Saturday
in the game AGAINST Swe,.twatcr. Tho
series saturday and sunday here will
b. the fpal one ieforc NAV when
The Lubbock COWBOYS formally open
the West T',Nas l.aEue season here.
with the enlargement Of the park
this year. there arr three dozen boxes
and demand has hccn alrgc for them
The management set u price Of $3.50
for "a iox ~ four seats. and all have
been sold that u was deemed advisable
To sell only three or four boxes re-.
main uusold but the management could
srll them without any trouble. So lar
go plans have been made for a season
ticket 10 the grandstand az bloachcrs.
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TRACK meet WON
BY CLAUDE And
LLANO SCHOOLS

CLAUDE. Apf.l l--Claude won tho
senior events Boo the Armstrong County
track mcc, held here saturday. and
Llano school Won the junior events.
There was practically no competition
with CLAUDE in IN, senior contests Tine
Junior events however had large
number 81 entrees. Llano made TWEEN.
tythrcc and onchalf points In these
events Claude fourteen end ouc.half
washburn ten and Goodnight four
points
Terrell Christian ~ Llauo wsis tho
hest all round man. making if points.
Howell Aycryt Claude. WAS Second with
O.. ppints.
Following are the results:
Senior fifty yard da=h-FIrst. Howell
Aycryi claude. second. Eay Coibin.
claude; third, Burt McIanahan. Good.
night.
Junior fifjy.,ard da.h--Firs,. How.
ard Cayion. washburn. second. Terrell
Christian. ilnno: third Guy Dan woof.
burn, Claude fourth. O,loni cricy.
I.lauo
Senior i0o.yard dash-First Raw Cor.
hin. CLAUDE second. Howell Avcryi.
Claude. third. Burt McLlnahan. Good.
night
senior ss0.vard dash-First. Law.
renee nagwell. claude. second. Eur'
Mcianahan Goodnight.
Juniur ie0-,url dash First. Hur.ri
Cayton. Washaurn. second Terrell
Christian. Limo. third. Warm Mckee.
Goodnight fourth. udom K,r'ry. ilnno.
Senior broad igmp. T. frrt-lfrst.
VIII Jones claude. second Burt Nc.
lanahan. Goodnight thirl. Eav Co.lfn.
Claude: fourth. llarrol Scoggins. at.
Pleasant
Winning broad jump - feet.
Junior broad jump. ~ feet. inches
First. Terrell Christian. I.lano: second,
Guy Den Woodhurn. Claude. third.
Warn Mckee. Goodnight: fourth. o,lom
kerley. Ilano.
Senior high jump. : feet inches
Tied Tor fret ulacc. Reagan Bccnc and
Howell AvoTyt both ~ Claude. second
Lester Brummctt, claude. third. Ruy
Welchci Llsno. fourth. Harold scos
gins. ut Pleasant
Junior high jump--tirst. GUY Dol
Woodhurn, claude. second. ulom Kcr
ley. ikno. third. tied. James Yciton
Of Claude. and ouan kcrioy. - I.lano
fourth. Frank Eeck. Claude.
Senior ii0yard dash First. Law
renee Ragwell, CLAUDE: second. ROY
Wh.lchcl. Llano. third VIII Jones
Claude. fourth, Harold Scogsns. Vt
| Pleasant
Ginning cross lar for iuniorS-F'irst
Terrell Christian. Llano; second. Frank
Heck CLAUDE. third James Yclton
Claude
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CANYON TO PLAY
SAMPLES FRIDAY
UPON LOCAL LOT

cry. 20 Ilsh Srh,I vtI invade eur
U ftfr md ur 3 Hr,-t nom tho
Gnld,n Sindrrnn JOS ru,.lbl, record
trrr Htil, 3. bluNn ~ ihr strength 81
1' Crnrul l1is bui They claim to have
.a~ Dlrh uri Wa- very indignant
vc 'h" Thought ~ Amarillo going into
'a" state finals without playing them.
We. hy Friday nigh, every one will
VOW VII, thar o. not the Golden san.
'cs win represent the Panhandle In the
finals
u Canyon falls q victim to Amarillo.
hen into the finals goes Coach Doug
nd hts fighting lads ~ they will have
'''t,u 'v'la thing in this part u the
tate.
" N'rih F.i Worth defeats Abilene
'rrilF IuI saturday then IN an iifnh.
uili.,s o., VIII hc here fm three
-ano championship series THURSDAY.
F'u!'' and saturday uf next week. IN
%. event Ali no whips The Fori worth
D. thca Vernon WI D. plived Friday
~ saturday md Ahllcnr tu De- her.
inril 81 =. and 90 According a. DOPE
i'd' be- sh'u.d o. easy fOr North Fort
to-;h as ih- halter club vas n Cham.
~ 81 Neiih and West Texas last
rar ana ar reported a. having q much
rergr club this season.
- dHnt think Their, u fan in ANA.
To who vrullnt give his NEST prcr.
o. p0-s'ss'Un to see North Fort
WORTH Tan bcfprc ne io. al- IN order o.
- vengeance &c tn defeat admins
'r,d e. Anurlllo IN football IN 1915
'hcn ihey dimmcd the hopes Of a state
Liulinnship team Bu McMillln lead
b" furi Worth huys ihos, tiays hui
hcrr u "a Young man hy the name II
'airlcy who l. bhEinr the wuy foi
heir las ball team this year. Critic.
M him s"cund Pete oDnohuc. "
" M way came frum M, same school
Y" ~ tall and slender Just Ike Pete and
ne way De- burns ih,m across ha,
irnught him offers from several II IN,
Texas League clubs ~ Tartlcy ha.
ilrcady pitched two nn.h.t games ;hl
fsar and the Fou Worth pcoplo bcllcy,
his yuungsi.r backed hy splendi,
riding team g. going to bring ih,
state championship To- the Panther CITY
Amarillo liish H. not a unc man team
but a group II cl'an, clever lads VIII
H"fm u Nnu"ih v1rk.ng machine tina
= cliablr q plying wonderful hall -
rours" the brilliant Guy Hadcn VIII b
MISSING bot Ernie Holman his rccov
'rcd rum his spain and viii De- az NJ,
end has Egnirs smuggling VIII hc
great hcip 10 the S1ndies IN M. comm
sames ~ this yuunssicr csn murder ih
~" ninle 49, well a. field his position
hog bvg' Amarillo J. likely a. hay,
4 little world series all hcr own. Brinl
IN those North Fort Worth babies
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WORLD CHAMPS
DROP FIRST TO
DODGERS 3

W iaociaisd Pres
NEW YORK. Aprn y TIL, Brook
Ism National. defeated The worlds
hhairm,n Ncv Nurk team TO-DAY, : to
Nayof llthu threw uui jhr FIRST hill
III, game soon drv,ll,d into o SHARP
conflict between the rival lcfthtrders
R.u,lar and N,hf and New Yotk's cr.
rrrS hcHrcd decide thr game In favor
Il "a, i0m1.
S'oro hy inning
bfNekhn .,.......... Unl luu 10
New York ...... .... t0p ulH n0e--7
Eltipii,0 lits.,su. Ecliher aud Dr
berry. N,w Yut Giants. Nchf. Shea
tud snsd-r.
T'voita-. hits Ntis Dai,riv
= humud,. Sny'itr Three llsr hits
i.nWiuss. HIM, run Mcusol Stolen
ase shiuuCrs. Saciifircs Neis. Groh
Wub' iiaya, Bancroft. Rawlings. XII.
~ uh p. High Schmludt Lcu on
lnse N-w Nork ~; Brooklyn 9. B,sa
80 balls ~ Nchi q Eoulhr 3. Sirucl,
"ui De- Eculhcr /: Tits uI Nohf in
y innings; off shea ! In iuniugs Iut
lN pitcher h Ncm hiIrhl
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AMARILLO HIGH
HUMBLES PAMPA
!. team, 10 TO Il

With the wind blowing az su many
Iril.r an hour that IL would b. hard TO
estimate its speed. the Golden sand.
storm hunihis,l the pamIa High Sshuul.
sta n. az Amusement Park yesterday
afternoon And " variety IN BASEBALL
IL What one wishes. he got II wcdncs.
dar. There was everything there ca
e-pf Isils Ruth. fug there were no
homers, bu, triples were almost as com.
mon a. SINGLES Ia this most crraiic
Lail game.
i'ach douglass fOr Amarillo trott,d
cut Strickland. but I've runs were made
uif HIN M the second inning and be-
hlkcd for the showers. Five more scat.
tci,d runs were made OF T. Nlckhus.
who attempted H. show that his name
II Walter Johnson Jr. and whitfield
rinc OF the rampa lads.
.rtchlng on both teams was rather
weak. hat the score show I'd Just about
the vlstive strength of Coach Twins
aud CuaCh Douglass teams "Wednesday.
Wilson for rampa was wild. and Vim.
.cnt. who relieved HIM. was wilder.
ma this u the same Vincent who was
tuii wilder the day before az Pampa.
Little Johnny Anderson. an third
lase. stole only iivv bases, and IN the
seventh inning made a double play an.
Sssss,cd ut Warrington slapped out a
couple of triples. while Patton. Panpl
snortsiop. Duplicated the feat
Evi'lenily u Will require N, VIII up
81 the Inter scholastic League fuf TIRE
Golden Sinslsiorm o. fad worthy op
l-scpts. aud they viii b. found To- th,
wirncrs IN other districts
The box ~ofc:
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take
OPENER FROM
BOSTON BRAVES

o. 'ssuciaicd rr,ss
rtlli.ADELriilN Apu i.-iiuslou
proved Ncfv acceptable as an opening
feature t,dly. Tor, Philadelphia won
with oisr 'iu s. i.v Meadows allow.
,d iha braves j'Ut four scattered hits
while %, phile. flt tu Ocschg,r ~
s. Parkinson knocked o. h,mrrun Ia
m, c.ghi scvriug Williams and fletcher.
Boston ......-....... uoH 400 une-i
lhil1d,h h1 ......... TO 600 ssN-.
Bauc,ics o. at.u. orsyhe,l and Cow
dN Philadelphia. Meadows aud Henlmc.
Two has, bus j"cckd Cruise. VA.
lians. l.chuur,hu. Home run intkiu.
guu Sluu'lrr laup buutlv play
CRUISE. kupi arl. " lil,c. Lot GA btsY
s,on Z Philadelphia O. las, on lulls
90 u,s hs,r a. MrsdmN- o. STRUCK GA.
hl Meadows o,s,hg,r @. llt hy pitch.
',r hy Meadows GuNdyl Co., Oeschg,I.
tAlv,duWs wild pitch utschg,r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
Steers From Hereford
of d.. Mcdonald Top
Market at Fort Worth

shipment oi 12o head 1T one. and
tWu-Ncai oil steers and hcifcrs uf II. l..
Mcdonald 40 Hereford topped the mar.
k"t 20 Fen Worth Monday. according
To- information received here. The stock
averaged 200 pounds apiece and brought
$50 ,wL straight.
TINS pticc was e. tents above tho
nest sole ca tn market. d happened
the uoN snlc of SN.s5 was also stock
shippcd irum Hereford. Must other
slocb sold during the dav was 50 cents
under that uf Mcponald's.
AIR. Mcdonald is one ~ the most
WIDELY lnuwn Panhandle boosters. lie
hd the cattle .nangc ground kafir
corn tud alfalfa. IT. fais,d the feed
and the hurs and Is believer In dc.
\, lopiug the l'auhandle
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Win
FROM RED SOX
BY 81 TALLY

~ Associated Press
BOSTON. Amil u Philadelphia de.
frti,d Boston Co . in upcning the
isup herr todry B,siun obtained an
carly lead and then permitted Philndcl.
rhtJ t0 comr from h,hind in the seventh
and stur, two runs ON two crrms The
batting II Galloway, who mado two
doubles and a single. featured
ScUrc Us Innings
phild,Iphl ......... Ouo Oin sOO-3
Boston ......... .... Hol loo nun .
Batteries ihilid,lphu Na,lw. Eck.
rri and Perkins Boston, Quinn and
Eul
---L.--AA-ilkcr hatiod fer Erkyrt iu ith
uUug, Two bare hits Quinn galloway
Nurl,, Stolen ia.r llrlmlc Stcri
n,r. Smith. Miller. cllmar . Double
plays - l;uukc. Burns galloway DYKES.
Johnston. Pratt O1;oukc Burns trfi
uu ii~rs Philadelphia n Boston B. Base
1870 balls ou Naylur quinn . struck
oY' hy Naylm . quinn . Tits 40 Nay
.iH iu 3 innings tnOnr uui iu iihi Eck.
.plt none Boo one inning lle.mar ! In ..
Wild wt,h Quinn Winning pitcher
ttHsias
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find that can work in the laundry all
through the time and do my homework,
too. Last month was 81 surprised at
myself 10 be up and around and feeling
so good while before used 20 feel COM
pletely lifclcss. ! have told some Of tho |
girls who work with me and have suchf
troubles to try Lydia L. Pinkham'sV ege-
table Compound, and tell them how i
has helped the. You can use my testi-
monial for the good OF others. MIRA
BLANCHE SILVIA, 59Grant St., Taunton.
Mass.
It's the same story-one friend telling ]
another of the value Of Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
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HARDING SEES
SENATORS WIN
OPENING Game
~ Asso lated Pres

w sNtsuf ihffd Tres
WASHINGTON April is-Prosldcut
boarding \i-, President Coolidge. mcm.
Ter. - tIc cabinet. and MANY other
Lish Boo official lie. were IN the record.
breaking crowd e 5000 that saw
Washington win ihr opening game 81
o., season to,lay from the New Yorl.
Yankees 20 ..
President Harding throw cut the first
lall. and f~pt his own score.
score hy innings
Now York ............. oii Uo0 0oo-5
Washington ...........ig0 Toe ifx-g
Haticri,s-N.w York. Schang and
Jones Washington. Mogr.dge and Char.
iltV
summary --Twohas, hit. Rice. Jones
she Harris Sehaug. Judge
Ward Schanks Sacrifice, Fcwster.
NHrd. : hang DoUhl. inlay : OF. Plpp
i.sfi on ia-.. New York p. Washington
E4t' Dn lgils. off MucTidgc ? Jones
D Snuos out hl Moridgc g. Iones p
itt lv pitcher iv Mogridgr nonesL
Niii plieh. Iul,. Parsed hall. Schaug .
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DAILY NEWS sP0RTGRAMS

n PEACHES Rulings pours Il on EN-
SUNDAY. Ne should u assured - a per.
naanent bcrih With the Grays
Sunday School League bows VIII soon
b. playing their twilight games. And
then Religious preiudic. In Amarillo
vii reach IL height.
when the SUNDAY SchOoi League
cp-iis. vii tho Thomcais sgl.air win
the sITinklers sprinkle. VIII the sail.
ors sails And will the Can,els dflaks
oh. vhefe oh. where Il niy wander
ing hoy tonight OF. We started az
go the wrong tune What We mean IL
Where. oh. where y that right handed
piichsf the Gays are looking for
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CLAUDE TOWN TEAM
NAMES NEW OFFICERS
sirciai "a The News.

SPECIAL 10 The News.
CLAUDE April IA meeting %
the CLAUDE Athletic Association was
osils<i n thu court house SUNDAY. at
v. M. for The purpose o. clecting off.
GERS for tho baseball scason Those
elected were Roy D. Tate. manager;
John Faulkner. captain. and Harry
Davis. coach.
Methods 20 financing N. town team
were Discussed. II was decided 20 start
iixht rrssrtice Immediately. Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday WIRE the days
decided for practice.
The new athletic IarE win ~ opened
for use with a game "Wednesday be
tween the leans and the fats - Claude
Pr"reesis Of the game viii h. used 10
rrcsir the FREE camp house and put the
camp grounds for tourists IN first class
shape fer The touring scasoll
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U. T. RADIO PHONE IS
PART OF EQUIPMENT

AUSTIN, Texas. Aprii 7. --inralla.
'iuH ~ ihr r'w U'd.n telephone whi,h
has l--n added 'n ihr 'iupim.ni q the
University 20 T,Aus lIn station was
completed this iasi W,,t Within tho
roNt few diss ii viii o.. iu regular use
for III lasai,nsilug ~ crop. market.
road nad other reports.
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A 1ENAs wONDEh

For kidney and h.addci troubles.
sravel. weak and lame lack. rheuma.
,lsm and Irregularities ~ tho kidneys
and bladder IN bath men and women. II
not sold by your druggist, win be sent
by mail or receipt Of i2s. Small hot.
tie often cures. Sc:.d for sworn tcsti.
moniais. Dr. Is. W. Hail. 2sss Olive 81.
st. Lnuls. Mo. Sold by druggists.-Ad
vertisemcnt
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RANKIN J0HNSOh'S AMARILLO
GRAYS WIN HORSE RACE FROM
CLOVIS. PILING UP II SAFETIES

fiygcald ri Amailliu wls the real
tpbf Il, the day stealing three. hasrs.
Wl.llHtu aud iii,t nndr home runs
loi CLOVIS. and Chatham If the Guys
madr 600. l.- the lankin OUTFIT The
lamr ~. called AZ ihr end ~ the
eighth uu account ~ darkness.
s"lp ht nnngr L. ~ T..
.sips 5lp ........ "a, iio iO--i1 10 I
clovis SS= .....oae aOe i2-ii 10 :
UutvIi's-iilyt AND By,rs. ward.
l,oyh' and Murphy. BLACK.
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The Er"'tiyn rii,h,rs have lecn hav.
INK such an easy time with ~. Yankees
N tn ifaiuinE tfip that Prcsid.r' IN.
i-tis ~iys b. Intends 20 iatch I'D Nai,
Euck'r. nov -coa, for NJ, club That
seems T. h. rubbing Il in.
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ST.L0UIS Gets
OFF T0Fl.y.NG
START IN RACE

b. '.-ocia,,t 'r.l
CHICAGO. AprU D. st Louis got
on to a tlyns start tpday ard defeat.
"a Chitls1 . o. o. the opening samo
10 ~, American lt,gu" s,lsun. Tho
two tilans. Fab,r and Shock,r. w,rt
un the mound and the former held thv
visitors 'u thru, hits. while the latter
was iuuchcd Tor nine.
scugc by iunmgs-
:, i.nd.F ........... 200 unu iOu-s
Ch.ylru ............. nnl Olu OUU--.
BATTERIES. 81 iouia. ShocL,r aud
Sv,,raid, CMutgu, flh,r and S,hala.
Two hasc hits Sister Scliik. stolen
iascs. Hooper Sacrifices Eilorpv. Houp.
rf Johnson. MoManus Double plays.
Gerber. MrManus and Sislcr Leli On
base - Louis .; Chitagu .. i;asc On
halls OF Faht 3. sh,gkcr !. struck oJt
by Fahcr O. Shwker ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

special 10 The Nspr
CLOVIS. Npiii o. Rankin iohnsons
Amarillo th.isr uup huf-. lace ,Ah.-
Hu,u inu psmr here tuday while a
retN vost wind PLAYED hir part .n
hr Sowing of iath side EuD.- were
very visible because or tho wind carry.
ug thp round sphere tud letting u
drop must arvwhrrr.
Tho CHt, glugrrl 70 slfctos from
20, clovis club while Clovis made only
10 The Gnys made their hits count for
o.. runs and Clovis -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
THE hat BOY DOESN'T TRAIN.
hs never gees o. training camp,
Vet plsys right through the season
Md hencs Sou asL. Who J. this scamp
Just batboy. That's the reason.

NJ the vai'r hazards are not on rorf
Courses. sfn' q tn isil ncla. Boz 'hc
South hav" "m nii Faik = NV White
>uX tumiied into on. thr oihsi aag ana
lU-i ls,ii same tu 90. Giants
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

IouUicr tiltit Nofttth
sometimes have. that
my doctor ordered
me 10 stay IN he'd o
week In every month.
II didn't do me much
good. soone dayafter
talking with a friend
who took Lydia Z.
|Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound for
about the same trou-
blcs ! had. | thought
n would try IL also.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
BASEBALL RESULTS


~ Columbus .. Miinaul..u T.
A. T"lo,lu .. Kansas CIV ?.
Al Louisville =, Minneapolis p.
81 lad.ud.iulis o. 81 Paul ,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

J. Anderson :. whlnmptn. iar-ur
slcan. Quinn. Miisi'l :. Twr-;s-r hi'
curiis. Gibson. Dsv ION. Thr,-.tas. ~
w Nicklaus. whriine'rn 9 Quinn.
Patton :, Shan. Dutlc pi-s D. IN
"erhnn una~sis;ch. q Durrkci b. \.
paruk.l. sirnck ogi ~ Vincent :. hy
sirirL land !. hy Nir'lauH e. lr WuS-n
&. Eas- an halls. oif Nicklaus : or
wil~n :, on Nnrvn, q pas',,l lsi,l.
curti- :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13

Babe Ruth says next to iasclam h,
likes his golf. IL should play a much
improved game BY the time Judge Ism
de welcomes him back 20 the fold
~ Carl Mays gets away with he pres.
eni stand that h. has taken relative o.
a fin" imposed GA him b. Manager
HuEEins that individual might as well
turn in his uniform
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
Post
Hereford.
Iiiile Club 10 Meet,

IN, Amarilio l;iilc tluh viii meet
tonight az go IN the ufficc ct W. A.
Ati,,w olnurs viii De elected. New
members are invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-13
THEY'VE DEsD TOWNS Now.
The southern sssns where baseball msr
W~ked sweat upon their bfew.
~ ~ Tiny u~ed Ca h. sgsiu:
IN tram. have irff tiem nov.

One nice thing f"r the experts who
have packed New York e. agaln win IN
the American is.sgu- IL thai ihey VIII
have n lct of aiilsis to offer Il thu Yan
kees blow.