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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
ATHLETES
OVERWHELM RICHMOND
Washington and Lee Scores
l07 Points TO 10 for
Locals.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch1

II
LEXINGTON. VA. May 1.-The
Washington and Lee track team
overwhelmingly defeated the rem
rcsentativcs of the University of
Richmond here today. when they
scored lo7 points TO 10 for the WISH
tors.
The Generals walked away with
everything but tho hurdles and the
mlle-run. Ratclin took the only
first place for Richmond of the meet.
when he beat out Simmons of w.
& L., by scant yard or 30 in the
high hurdles.
Smith. for Washington and Lee.
was the sensation OF tho meet. when
he ran the mile In four minutes and
forty-one seconds. and beat Rich
mond's best bet. Deklc. then later,
won the two-mile in 1882.
The summary:
lco-yard dash-TIrst. Thomas. w.
L.; second. Rhodes. w. e. L.: third.
CARRIER, w. & L. Time. 10 2-5
seconds.
Mile run-First, Smith, w. & H.:
second. Dckle, Richmond: third. He!s-
keil. w. & l.. Time, minutes
II seconds.
High hurdies-First. Ratcrin,
Richmond; second. Simmons, w. e.
L.; third, Stolz. W. & l.. Time. 16 { 3
seconds.
44o-yard run-Frst. williams. w.
& l.; second. Child. w. & L.; third.
Jones. Richmond. Time. 5se-5
seconds.
Two-milc run-rirst. Smith. w.
& L.: second. Howard. w. & H.: third.
Dekle,. Richmond. Time, 10 minutes
80 seconds.
100 low hurdlcs-First. Rhodes, w.
4 L.: second. Simmons. w & T.:
third. Williams. Richmond Time.
10 as seconds.
SSo-yard run-First. Humphreys.
w. & H.; second. IIi;c, Richmond
third. Mckee, Richmond. Time. two
minutes nine seconds.
220-yard dash-First. Thomas. w.
& L.; second, Jones. Richmond: third.
CARRIER. w. & L. Time. % rs seconds.
High jump-Ward. Norman and
Carr. OF w. & l.. tied for first; height
five feet seven inches.
Polc vault-Norman. Ward and
Mccartney, OF w. &c l.. All tied for
first. at ten feet six inches.
Broad jump-First. Ward. w. &
L.: second. Lewis. w. & L.: third
Rhodes. w. e. l.. Distance twenty
one feet Onc-inch.
Shot-put--F'irst. Lewis. w. & L.:
second. Rhodes. w. e.. L.: third
ward, w. & L. Distance. thirty five
feet one-half inch.
Discus throw-First. Lewis. w &
H.; second, Silverstein. w. &. L.;
third. Ward. w. & L. Distance, 10
feet eleven inches.
Javclin throw-First. Ward, w. &
L.: second. Hall. w. e L.; third
Smithers. Richmond. Distance, ISL
feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
Atlanta Manager Re.Ign..

ATLANTA. CO. May 1.--Charlie
Frank resigned today as manager OF
the Atlanta Southern Association
team, II was announced by
Il. j. Spillcr. president OF the club.
Frank had been connected with the
southern many years. He helped or
Sanize II more than twenty years
ago. and his health, which has not
been good since severs attack Of
influenza last winter, was given as
tiou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
THRILLING GAME Goes
TO WASHINGTON AND LEE
Generals Beat West Virginia,
2 to l, by Executing
Squeeze PLAY.

LEXINGTON. VA. May IA per-
fectly executed squeeze play. which
scored Mattox from third, gave Wash
ington and Lee a hard-fought 2-to-
victory over Wcat Virginia after n
RruellinR twelve-inning pitchers bat
tic here today between Linburg, star
General Portsider. and Evans. crack
mountainccr slRbman.
Both teams had many chances to
hc0o during tho sS-:::;ag extrc- In
ming contest, but effective hurting in
the pinchcs. backed by beautiful sun
port, held down the score.
Wet VIRGINIA.
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cleveland -. 1000 O10 DO .
81. Louis .026 900 23x-H3
Summary: Two-base hits-Scv-
eresd' 2; Ellerbe. Three base hits
Si'atr, Jacobson, Jameson. Home
Stolen bases-Gnrd
ner. Sisler Williams. Sacrifices
McManus. Kolp. =; Jacohson. Double
piays-Elicrbe to McManus TO Sis
Ter. 2. Left on bases-Clevclan 6
ST. Louis. :. Base on balls-or
Kolp. /: Uhlc. !; Lindsay, i. Struck
out-by Kolp. 3; Lindsay. /. Hits
off Chlc. In 2l-3 innings; Lindsay,
In 2-3: Potts. In /. lit by
pitcher-by Uhlc williams); Lind
say tMcManus). umpires-Dinecn,
Morarity and Hildebrand. Losing
pitcher-Uhle. Time-I:io
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
ST. LOUIS TAKES LEAD
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Browns Wallop Cleveland,
While Boston Is Trimming
New York.
[Ry AssocIated press.l

81. LOUIS. May 1.-The Browns
moved into first place in tho AmerI-
can League race today. winning
'heir fourth straight game from
Cleveland. 13 to ?, while Now York
was being defeated by Boston The
Browns pounded three Indian pitch
ers for eighteen snfcties. including
threo doubles. two triples and a
home run BY McManus.
The score:
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

First race-Grayson. $40; 1850
$40. FIRST: Archie Alexander. $3.50
1880. second: Louis A, 1870. third
Second race-Shamrock, $50. 5000
$3.50. first: First Ward. 1880. $3.50
second: Patrician. SIS, third.
Third racc-Meean, 5000, 32l.5O
$500. hrst: Alverida. $3.50. $1,000
second: Stonewall. $500, third.
Fourth race-I.ady Madcap. 1870
50. 0. $2.to. flrst: Mimic H.. 1850, $3.50
second: Jim Daisy. $3.50. third.
Fifth race--Brotherly Love. s.
$3.50 $3.50. first: Sir Thomas kean
$40 s2.70. second; Yoshlmt. s2.S0
third.
Sixth race-Old Top. 3l2. $3.50. $3.50
first: Pope Eye. sl4.S0. $3.50. second
Ailss Vernon. $50, third.
Seventh race-Uncle Vclo. 40, $3.50
1920. first: Walnut Hall. 1910. $3.50
second: Marse John. $3.50, third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
RED SOX, S; YANKS, 2
tBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK. May 1.-The Boston
Americans won their third consecu-
i've game from New York here today.
B to ?. Mays was hit hard in the
early innings. while Ferguson, re-
leased by New York to Boston last
winter held the American League
champions To four hits. 1t was his
second victory OF the series.
The score:
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BUILDERS BLANKED
BY ROCKY MOUNT

ROCKY MOUNT. N. c.. May L.
with Fried twirling an effective
brand OF ball and his teammates hit
ting Timely and playing Hashy
fielding game, the Tarheels stopped
the Newport News Builder. this at
ternoon by administering a 6-to-o
druhbing.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02

lotdIS ~ . IL ~ -
Galloway out. hit by batted ball.
MATTED for Shanks in ninth.
NXI,atted for Briilhcart in ninth.
The score by innings: II.
Washington :. 1904. DOL 200 0o2.-5
Philadelphia :. $50. .02l l2l 01x-S
Summary: Twobasc hits-Gallo-
way. .; Rice. Home runs--Gharrity,
Walker. Dykes. stolen bases-Mc-
Gowan. Notwithstanding Nc
Gowan. Johnston. Double plays
Charity and Judge. Charity and
Peckinpaugh. Left on base-Wash-
ington. o: philadelphia, Z. Base on
balls-off y. Harris. 4; Erickson. 8;
Rrillhcart. /. Struck out-by Har-
ris. s. Erickson. !. Hits-off Erick-
son. - in 51-3 innings: off Brill
heart. . In 22-3 innings. Losing
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Umpires-Wll-
son and Connolly. Time-2:15.
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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
WINS IN LAST FRAME
Score 3 Runs and Take Con.
test From William and
Mary.

NEW YORK. May 1.-william and
Mary lost an old-fashioned sleEfest
to Now York University here today.
by the score OF IL to II. Tho Violet
won out in tho ninth inning. when
they scored three runs on two hits
hit batsman. and double. The
winning run was scored when
Shalkley let ball 80 through him.
Score:
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summary: Stolen bascs-WaiAer,
Johnston, L. Griffith. Sacrifice
Shrircr. Double plays-Lesl!e, Hem
hne and Rapp; Parkinson and Leslie.
Let on observation-disclosures. G; Brook
lyn. ;. Base on balls-ofr G. Smith.
l; off Shriver, 3. Struck out-bv O.
Smith. 3: by Shriver 2. Passed bali
-Heniinc. Cmpircs-O'Day, Hart
and Emslic. Time. l.1e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
HOUSTON SHOOTER
BREAKS 90 OUT OF 100
ny Associated pressl

GREENWOOD. MISS. May l.-E. +
Woodward. Houston. Tex, broke %
out OF 100 targets in the daubles In
today's events al the Mississippi State
championship shoot here. In the
singles. Woodward broke 100 straight
carrying off the honors for amateurs
BOYD Duncan, OF Lucy. Tenn. led III,
with IA 9S. u. ~ Knox
OF New Albany. lad tho Mississipp
entrants with ~ out OF 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
WHITE sox, 6; TIGERS, S
IBy Associated press.l-

DETROIT. May 1.-Chicago de.
feated Detroit. 0 to &. today. making
a clean sweep OF tho four-Kame se :
ries.
The White Sox outhit the Tigers.
ana also pronted materially by tho
locals errors. Hodge was taken out
IN the ninth inning. when he walked
the frst two men to face him, and
tussclIS succeeded In holding Detroit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
NORTH CAROLINA
DEFEATS VIRGINIA
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.1

Especial TO Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.1
CHAPEL HILL. May l.-Defcatlny
Virginia on Emerson Field here today.
by tho score OF 7 to o. Carolina made
n clean sweep OF the series with three
nhutout victorics TO her credit.
The Tarhecls again today complete
ly outciaHsed their ancient rivRls. ths
Virglnians falling to threaten during
the entire game.
Lefty" Wilson pitched against
Clark. and the North Carolina twirl-
err allowed only two safe binsles dur
Ing the entire nine frames. Clark
was touched for eleven safeties and
was replaced in the eighth by Bones.
The Tarheels hit consistently. scor-
Ing runs and registering hits in every
inning except three.
Score by innings; r. II. z.
Carolina III oo2 2ox-7 IL 3
virginia ....... 900 900 600 . 3
Wilson and r. Morris:
Clark. Bones and Parrish. Umpires.
Brandon and Rowe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
WILSON IS EASY
FOR THE TRUCKERS
Especial to rho Times Dispatch,

I'-f7'@'IHI 10 no HIM s. DIsnntch
PORTSMOUTH, VA. Nav
annrtsmouth hammered eyervth,ps
eonthpaw Hnarne had 70 Offer snd
easily won the opening game O, Inc
series from Wilson this afternoon
oE the score Of y 10 ..
Manning wohhled in the first and
fourth, but steadied 10 hold Inc vi.i'
the hitting. leu IN
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02

Summary: Two-base hits-LciboId
scott. Home run-IIarris Stolen
hase--Harris. Schang. Sacrlnccs-
Pratt. Double play-B9ker. Ward
ana Plpp. Left on bases--New York,
g; boston, 4. Base on balls-ofs Fer
guson, 4; of Mays. 1. Struck out-by
Mays. }: by Ferguson, 2. Umpires
owens. Chill and Walsh. Time. l.35
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ATHLETICS, 8; WASH, {
IBy Associated rress,

PHILADELPHIA. May i.-Iiome
runs by Walker and Dykes aided
Harris today In subduing Washing
ton by the score OF to 5. Harris
allowed but eight scattered hits. and
in addition contributed two safe
tics.
The Ecore.
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PIRATES, 7; REDS, 6
Try Assnnla,ea p-oa.,

'iNClNNAT1. May 1-Rohwer. hat
ING Tor Adams in the eighth in
nihs' deiivered triple which set
hurEh, to C.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk, Ot Rfchmond, 8.
rocky Mount. o. Newport News, O.
Portsmouth, 1:i Wilson, ..
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Norfolk nj nichmond.
Wilson Mt Portsmouth.
Newport News nt Rocky Mount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
RICHMOND LOSES ANOTHER GAME IN NZNT
ROOKIE PITCHER HURLs
BROOKLYN TO VICTORY
Harry Shriver Allows Phila-
dclphia Only Three Hits,
Winnino %
[By AssocIated Press, !

BRO KLYN. May Harry
Shriver. rookie pitcher from Saginaw.
Mich. BANKED the Philiies today. =
to o. In his first start for Brooklyn.
Shriver famed nine.
The score.
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W. l.. .......... 900 600 100 o0i-2
Summary: Twobase hit-Mattox.
Three base hlt-IIarrelnon. Home
run-Mart!n. Sacrifice hits-AiattoI.
.Linburg (2). Double plays-wriBht
to Week 10 Mowrey. Struck out-by
LinburE. 10; by Evans. 3. Base on
balls-oft Lnburg. /. PRhsed ball
MattoH. Time of Rame-Two hours
and ten minutes. Umpire. Griffin, Roa-
noke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Cleveland nj Chicago.
Washington mt Philadelphia.
Boston mt New York.
st. Louis mt Detroit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
GIANTS, 10; BRAVES, 3

BY Associated Press.1
BOSTON, May New York con.
tinued It's heavy hitting today nd dc.
feated Boston. 10 to 3.
The score:
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Home run-Keller. Sacrifice hits
nHrke' l.aehy. Ramos. Stolen bases-
Roth. Keller, Vermilyea. H,t hv
pitched ball-by FinncEan, (Kror-
err: by Roberts. l Vermilyea). Left
on hases-Richmond. 5: Norfolk. 0,
Flrst base on errOrs-Norfolk. I.
Winning pitcher-Petcrson. Losing
p'tcher-sRoberts. Bases on Balls Fin
'neSan, /; Roberts, |; Zellers, .: Smith.
]. His-off Finnesan. Q in ! innings.
none out In fifth when Roberts re-
!lefed FlnneEan: of Zellers. none in
no innings mono out II first when
Smith relieved Zellcrs: off Smith
In 2-s innings; OFF Jones, 2 IN / Ia
innings. Struck out-by Finnegan. Q:
by Roberts. 3; by Smith. 5; by Jones.
!; by Peterson, ?. Time OF game
z:2S. Cmpircs-Breslin and Black
burn.
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IT = IT. .
New York Cniycrsity,

summary: Sacrifice hIt-Whitc
Stolen Observation-Disclosures Toorock, .,
Hicks. Cobb. .; Chandler, Clarke
Two-base hlts-George. 3. Three
base hits-Lowe, 2. Home runs
Toorock, 2. Flynn. Struck out-By
Thompson. Z; by Hirschfeld. 3; by
Bacile. l. Base on bails-On Thomp-
son. 5; Hirschneld. !. Umpire
Swcnson.
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STANDING OF CLUBs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt Bost0n.
Pittsburgh Mt Cincinnati.
Only two Snmcn schc,iuIc,I
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AME RICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
81. Louis, II, Cleveland, =.
Chicago. q; Detroit, q.
Philadelphia. \; NnnhinEtno, 8.
Boston, 81 New York, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Greensboro, ~ DanriIle, 1.
Raleigh, 81 Durham, 3.
High Point, Z; WinstOn-SRIem, 2,
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
RRleiEh mt Durham.
Greensboro mt DanvilIc,
Winston-SRlcm at High Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, I0t boston. 3.
brooklyn. - PhilRdclphin, o.
pittsburgh, Z; Cincinnati, &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02

Boston mn no 80
Summary: Two-base hits-Smi,b
:; Young Home run-powcll SacrI'
hces-Groh. Meuscl. Souibworth
double plays-KeIiy (unassIstedI
hoike to kopf to Holke. Left on
oases-New York. .: Boston, 3. Base
on balls-off j. Barnes. /; off Oesch-
ger. :: of McQuillan. 8; OF Morgan.
J. Struck out-by j. Barnes. .: nv
oeschger, 2: by McQuillan, !. Tits
on oeschger. in 42-3 innings; of
McQuiiian, in 31-3; Off Morgan. s
IN | inning, Losing pI,cher-Oesch-
Err. umpircs. Sentelle and KLEIN
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tied for Adams In eight
Hncf,o,t

ny innings: Il.
Pittsburgh .......... 200 olo Oo0-7
cincinnati ......... $40 600 o0o.-s
summary: Two-basc hits--I.uuuc.
Iraynor, Adams, Bigbec. Tierncy.
Ihrce- base hits-Maranvllle. Rohwer.
stolen base Harper. Sacrifices-
Burns. Grimm, Dauhert. Double
plays-Bohne to Daubert: MaranyilIe
TO Grimm. Traynor to Grimm. Left
on bascs-Pittsburgh, Z: Cincinnati.
z Base on halls-On Morrison. 9:
ADAMS. i; 1uque, 3. Struck out--By
inque, i. Hits off Morrison. in .;
OH Adams, in b: on Hamilton, 3 in
:: on Luquc. IL IN 7l-3: off Gillespie,
In % Innings. Hit by pitcher
by Morrison NIarper). Winning
pitchcr-Adams. Losing pitcher
i'uIue. tmpires--Rigler. Phrman
and Mccormick. Timc-1:42.
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international League Results.

international LeaEue Results.
Reading. 3: Buffalo. 30 innings
Baltimore. Z: Syracuse. 4.
Newark. l: Toronto. I.
Jersey City, o: Rochester. s.
Southern Association Results.
Little Rock. 3: New Orleans. S.
Atlanta. {: Nashville. o.
Birmingham 3: Memphis. ).
Chattanooga. 4: Mobile. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02

MoUrehcld out. hit by batted bali
In third inning.
Score by innings: r.
Newport News ....... moo 900 600
Rocky Mount ....... 0o2 00l oax--6
Summary stolen bascs-Myers
Sacrifice hits-Smith. Myers. Double
i,lays-Ca bic TO Moorehcid to McAia-
han. Left on hases-Newport News
Z; Rocky Mount, {. Hits-off Stick
rad;. I In 7: off w. Dowcll in ..
Bases on balls-on Stickradt. 4. off
w. Dowejl. 0; off Fried. 9. Struck
out--by Stickradt. o; by W. Doweu.
o; by Fried, 2. Passed hails-Moorc-
field. winston. Time OF game, 1:45.
Empires. Shaffcr and Holland
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The score by innings: r.
|, Wilson :. ..........100 100 600 .
Portsmouth ..... 900 COZ 0n1-l2
Summary: Two-base hits--Vlor
, Walters. Bashang. Goosetrec, Head.
Left on bases-Wilson. s: Ports
mouth. 10 stolen bases-NaHy.
I Sacrifice hits-Goosntree,. Manning.
Double plsys-Moran to Walters,
Manning TO Voter to Rooney. strike
outs--by Manning. 8. Losing pitcher
Hegrns. Time--i:5s. Umpides-
North and Putnam, 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02

Mcclellan. Hooper. Jones. Three-base
hits-Shcely. Cobb. Stolen basss-
Mostil. Schalk. Johnson. Double
plnys-Rigney to Cutshaw to Blue:
Shccly to Johnson TO Shecly: John
son 10 Collins to Shelly; Hodge to
Shccly TO Schalk. Left on bases
Chicago. "a: Detroit. 6. Bases on
halls-off Hodge. 8; off Cole. 3; or
pnuss. 2. Struck out--by Russell, !:
by Dnuss. 2. Hits-off Hodge. 3 in
tnonc out in ninth): Off Russell.
mono In I off Cole. . in 4; Off Dauss.
in s. Hit by pitchcr-by Dauss
tsheely). Winning pitcher-Hodge.
Losing pitchcr-Colc. Umpircs, Nal
lin and Evans. Time. hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02

Appalachian League Results.
Knoxville. |: Cleveland. 4.
Johnson City. 8; Grecnville. 8.
Bristol. 4: Kingsport. ..
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Texas LssEue Results.
Beaumont. S; Houston. s.
Shreveport. 4; Fort Worth. 7.
All others, rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02

Jap. wnilop Indians.
TOKYO. May 1.-The WRseda Uni
versity baseball nine shut out Indiana
University today. 6 to o.
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'iiit for Stickradt in eighth.
1ilit for Malioncc. in ninth.
iii; for Avery In ninth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
MAIN TENDENCY
Of STOCKS UPWARD
By Associated rr.s

NEW YORK. Sept. is.--Irreg,lar
Irice movements took place ut the open.
INK u todny's stock market session.
but the main tendency WIS upward.
lrblic utilities rusc substantially on the
executions Of IA heavy accumulation Of
Luylng orders. new highs for the year
hclng established by North American
md Peoples Gas. while Consolidated
Gas shot up nearly four points and la.
,lcde Gas IN. Itail shares held firm.
New Orleans. Texas & Mexico climbing
~ TO now peak price. while most OF
the standard issues improved fractional.
". Wilson Company responded 10 the
reports Of a packing house merger by
climbing points and Iron products
moved up 2A TO new top price. Profit
taking caused some rcceEions In do
nestle oils. notably In cosdcn and
Houston. while Mexican Petroleum.
after an carly display of strength.
slipped back two points. Free offerings
Of Cluctt Peabody forced II down more
than two points.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
Kansas City Live Stock.
nv AExociatcd presa

KANSAS CITY. Sept i5.-cattlc:
Receipts $500; all classes steady: top
steers $3.50: srasscrs ,5.to97.to: cows
ta.50d t.so: grass heifcrs t5.5oas.ss;
Gamers and cutters ss.s5as.5o; voaicrs
tiosoa 90; feeders $3.50.
Hogs; Receipts 1000; market 10 and
Is cents higher; top ss.3o; bulk $3.50
$40; medium ssi5a $50; heavy $500
o 20. lights N.s0h ?.co; packing sows
tI.:sa 100; stock pigs N.Isnsio.
sheep: Receipts t.veo; market sirong,
native lambs sis.5o: led clipped lambs
sisso; ligh, cwrs ss.Ib; Texas wethers
ii.bo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
Omaha Live Stock.
Speeial 10 The NevN

OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. l5.-Iiogs: Esti
mated receipts today $500; marpct &c.
tive. mostly Toe higher. ulk of sales
1850? .s5: top sg.35; heavy weight ss.s5
fi9i5: medium weight ss.50G9.?5;
light weight s9.00ae.35; heavy packing
sows $3.50 500: rough packing sows
$1,000 7to: pigs ti.25ds.5o.
Cattle: Estimated receipts today
100: market generally steady. Beef
steers. medium and heavy weight.
choice siO.0omi0.75: medium 1880
1000: common sJ.25@7. si; light weight,
good ss.?5d 1850: common si.75as.25
butchcr cattle. heifcrs st.50d 300: cows
$500 .:5: bulls $4,000 800; Gamers
md cutters COWS and hclfers $4,000
so; veal calves ss.00Tio.5o; feeder
steers s5.,5gs?5; Stocker steers s5.ooe
..,5. stockcr calves s5.00h715 west
crn range cattle. beef steers $1,000
s.25: cows and hcifcrs $t00d6.00.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
beef STEERS BRING
11.55 At CHICAGO
by Associated Prsss

CHICAGO. sept. Ij.--Cattlc: Receipts
$500: market strong: late top matured
beef steers sii.55; best yoarllngs si0.65;
straight hcifcr ycarllngs ti0.25: bulk
native beef steers s9.00mi0.G0: bulk
western grasscrs t7.a0m 7.60: few loads
Kansas steers ss.i0as.5o; Texas steers
s7.S007s0: bulk bologna bulls around
s4.7s: bulk vcaicrs ti32sai5.5o.
Hogs. Receipts 1900: market slow.
10 to IS cents higher; bulk is0'pound
averages sio.s06 ii.2O: top 5000. bulk
2so to 25O'pound butchers ss.5oh9fs;
good and choice go TO 30.p0und butch
crs Ss.voh s.35: packing VOWS $3.50
500; pigs around ts.75a9.25; estimated
holdover C.00O.
Sheep: Receipts 900: fat lambs 10
To 10 cents higher; top natives fi4.00 to
city butchers. ti3.s5 to packers. bulk
around 1915; ouils 1850: best feeding
lambs bid $3.50: fat sheep unchanged:
choice Washington yearling breeding
ewes sii.25: fun mouthcd Idaho breed.
ers $1,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
| Latest Market News
COTTON HIGHER after
OPENING At DECLINE
BY Associated Press


NEW YORK. sept ia nearly de-
cline was followed by advances IN the
cotton market. on reports of flrmer
lpot basis IN the Sonuth, but after sell
Ing w from 2l.e7 to 1916 for December,
or about 10 points net higher. prices
eased off under realizing for over the
weekend. which seemed 10 be promoted
by reports Of unsettled political condl'
tions In the near East. December sold
down to also. or 10 points net lower
and closed at that level. with the gen.
eral market closing barely steady ut u
net decline OF Al 10 II points. Tho
market opened steady at u decline IL
3 to . points and showed net losses OF
6 to 10 points right after the call. oc-
tobcr sold NJ TO 2i.s7 and January si.7s.
making nc advances " about n 10 20
points on the active positions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-16
New Orleans Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 1.-the
news from Asia Minor was the most
important influence In the trading In
cotton today and II caused heavy selling
which In the late session did away with
any steadincss that the market had
earlier In the day. In the last few min
utes OF the session prices were Is 10 40
points under yesterdays finals: the
close was % to % points net lower on
the day with october at s0,7?. October
traded at 20.G5 nj It's loves.