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LEVY SEVEN MILLS
FOR APPROPRIATIONS
(continued From Page one.)

In the highway department the
$4,000 to pay the Santee bridge
commission for services was stricken
out and another cut of $1,000 made.
A provfso was added to the sink
ing fund commission section 70 as
to allow the sinking fund commits
sion to borrow. IL necessary, money
to cover the outstanding loans owed
by the university. Winthrop and
the state hospital. amounting to
s236.S53.24
The contingent fund was raised
from s68.OO6 to $4,000.
Senator Pearce and Representa-
tive Sapp both made statistical
statements on the floor of the two
houses showing how the money
would be raised this year under the
appropriation bill Their statement
follows:
The appropriation bill as agreed
to by the free conference committee
carries total appropriation OF s5.-
$40. .106.04 or in round numbers a
reduction of $1.OOO.OOO below the
appropriation of 1921. This reduc-
tion represents cut of approx
mately Is 1-2 per cent below the
amount appropriated last year. The
levy has also been reduced from IL
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:. 10 said TO have been Khv


"Trendrl' Is from the German word
"drehen." ar turn. hence the name for
the toplike instrument with which 1t Ia
played explains the Detroit News The
trendpl has inscribed on its four sides
the Hebrew letters nun. ''giInel."
''heh' and shin" which are the in
itial letters Of the words Mes godOl
hoyO shon." meaning Il great miracle
was performed then" In playing the
game the consecutive meanings given
these letters are "niChts." "ganZ."
''halb' and "Steil.' Thus when the top
falls. with the nun" upward the
player turning tile top gets nothing.
'gimel' takes the whole pot. '.heh"
takes half. II shin calls for put
ting" az adding" to the pot.
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Our Job Printing

Is for people who particular Those who don't
care how their stationery and other printed matter
looks-who don't know good paper and good work
manslp when they it--dont appreciate good
printing, But
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Like Mcd.rn put and Jake."

Almost Identical in principle with
The present day game known popularity
~ "l'u and Take" is the game of
Trcndel.' particularly popular with
The Jewish people during The Chanuka
.,J.iGal it il very ancient game
anh ~wp To rho
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Friday March IL. 1922.

Paris He was for q time engaged
by the United States bureau OF
mines to work on radium production
In Colorado. He was "a captain il
the chemical warfare service and
since the war has been associate
professor OF chemistry at the Uni
versity OF Chicago
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Waitress Has Ide. on Tips Status.

Whether the man in the street" re-
CARDS the tip he leaves beside his plate
after lunch as free gift In recogni-
tion ~ sOvice rendered or as part OF
the charge for his lunch, there IL no
doubt about it's status in the mind Of
one broadway waitress
Because he had no loose change in
his pocket. one diner walked out OF
his hnbitual luncheon haunt the other
day without leaving his customary
dime Next d6Y. {" sc"Nre accounts
he pmi down two dimes ns he rOs"
from the tnble. Whercupon blonde
Elsie. retrieving the coins with prac-
tlced hand. remarked: "Oh, yes, that's
So YOU do owe me- Il uine."-NeW
York sun.
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to seven :nills-R nat reduction in
the iovy OF nye mills. The free con-
ference could and would have re-
duced this appropriation still fur
ther. except for the fact that II was
compelled to make an appropriation
OF 100000 for the payment OF a
Judgment against the state OF South
Carolina in re the Sandel case ICON
tingent upon the result OF an appeal
now before the sHpreme court, and
for the additional appropriation re-
Quired for the tax comm ission to
carry out the provisions OF the rove
nue. laws passed bv this session OF
the general assembly"
Under the terms OF the bill the
statement OF Senator Pearce and
Representative Sapp shows that the
bill will be financed as follows:
Corporation taxes and fees s47O.-
Department inspections. etc
s33O.OOO.
institutional operations $17O.-
600.
Gasoline tax S35O.OOO
Additional corporation taxes
$l25. 900.
Income taxes $l.O0O,000
Property tax (seven mills) So
10000
The appropriations carried in the
1922 bill as compared with the
amounts granted last wear follow:
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u II swk" ND when YER tj,,n., h.nv
the comedian hut laugh anyhow. and
Then your wife calls upSa you TO es-
pain the joke.-l.ouIsviIIs Courier.
J0urnsl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
.AGGIES TRIMMED
BY HOWARD PAYNE
IN OPENING GAME


COLLEGE STATION. Sept. 90
=, ylS \. and NJ college lost III original
football game uf the season here to-day
10 Howard Pawn, College of Erown.
wood hy score NJ ~ To :. Eight times
did the Aegics carry the hall insld.
Howard paync's ten yard line bur
could not produce the necessary push
a. put Il across, Howard Payne made
but two first downs but those wcrc
enough Ia defeat \. and NJ. both touch.
downs being made on successful for.
ward passes. The iIrownwood teams
lmpr,gnnblc defense near their goal
lines proved too much Tor the Aggies
They could not tear through FOR tho
Needed touchdown.
Both sides used many subtitute. TIL.
initial linoupS follow:
Howard Payne Henderson. left end:
kc-tu left tackle: Moore. lett guard
r. Grady. center: T.. More. right guard:
Wright right tackle: Shattuck. right.
end. Turner. quarter Bassct. iuil hack.
~ Grady. right half Cheney. left half
= and VI. Wilson. left end. kc~ne
l,'i-iatllc: rorgason. left guard: Ale
Ciollsnd. center. Jchnson. right guard.
O. -. Wilson. RICH, tackle; Evans. righ'
,nd Morris. quarter: liuckncr full backl
Sillcr. right half: Gill. left half.
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The "i.rr B.Nius PA. ground VIII be
N" scene II hattie royal today ~
ESQ - IN. when th, amarillo High
School football team ties into the lads
from Farw.ll. Farwcil IL much small
,r place than Amarillo. and d",s not
have quite az many boys IN the high
school fran whom football material
may De- taken. hot Amlrlll" can us
only eleven Contestants ~ ihH time ana
Farw.n has the sunc priNicldsc. Tho
two teams have rot met since 1890 whc'i
Pet Strsficld's wonderful team inflicted
a crushing defeat upon the lads from
tfFwtll Eit Sirsfirld hid the wonder
Qulni Tdylor who was bright and
shining llght In the uck fluld ani
whus. cNp;ia,S in the moleskins grew
more brilliant A. the season WanDd.
there wac Muus" Hudson. e puntcr uf
great ability nnd half hack 81 great
ability on uff.nsr and Il, irnsc: Richard
~, ins. q half hack. with q line plunr
ing ability combined with foryord mss.
lng skul Grady Word q tackle ~
great strrngth. courage and accuracy
IN diagnosing plays Paul Hess. In,
man vf great ability. Egub Jackson, a
hard working flithful and ,igilant
guard aud Black Jack cakes aud az.
srcssiyc rnd ~ great ability Ia coll,ct.
inc passes aud breaking ~ plays
There are stlll quite few players
on the squad who worked under Sars'
tilcd Eui who can tax. the places OF
the lest players listed above" The game
saturday will reveal the fact that there
are others on the team jus, as goo1 ~
Those who have passed on io other
fields II lal'or. aud that The present
Amarillo team Is Just ~ game ANA cuu.
agpnus ~ WIS Pet Snrsficld's bunch.
md perhaps they know more football.
The present. team has had good coach.
ing f,r longer Time than S,rsficld 4
Savage had II, Tho "slyages" 81
1899 had Wonderful esprit dc corps"
lut m"si oi them htd b'en mrmhcrr -
lie 1913 BASEBALL and football Teams
vhlrh l,et most - the games played
and were happy io be- members at I
winning team. ~ fact most - the play
-r- n the irgn team got their baptism
" fire IN TIL Srring Of 1919 ON the
iasciall team TIN g. ban S,ndform
has hardly -Hsl' rsukio IN the club.
ana VIII dlsl,lay a knoNl-lgc 81 foot.
hall that has never hofn cpunllcl by au
amarillo club Th'rp Viii De- me- Qulnt
Tayicr nj thu helm hut book oui FOR
f1iy Hayden aud Bernard Naugh'
Both n these boys have done well az
The helm in NJ, three work outs with
Clarendon college the canyon "Ycirl.
ings and The Guymon lIigh School
Come out aud encourage tho home
bays with YOUR presence and support.
The Athlrtic Association has to paw
The School Board ~ pr cent for the
usc ~ the nl,ins Playground until tn.
srhofi i,ard Is Isimbursod The money
USED in building tn plrk. The moncv
turned ~ Ia tn school l.oaId HaS hecn
as follows, Am1ri'lo High clarendon
coiloge Gam. SNe.sg Amarillo High
CANYON Yearl'ug" Game. sie1s aud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30

~ Associated Press
TULSA. Okh sept - The Tulsa
Oilers. champions of III" Western
Luruc defeated the Mobile Bears.
Dixie champions. a IN the fast game
of their intor.l,aruv series today. Both
teams iattcd hard. the locals punching
their hong drives for better results.
Manager Ni'hoff Of the Bears cloutcd
two home runs. scoring CuctO IN onch
Instance and accounting Tor all the
Bears runs Bennett with four sin.
giles. f.iliycli with three. and Thomp.
san and Davis with two hits each. one
ni the lliiOr's homer. were III. local
star, with tho lat
Dave Danfoith. hate ~ a." 81 Louis
i,ruwus. tWirlcd for the locals. and work.
I'd stronr game. tanning ten Bears
and keeping 40, visitors Ia twelve hits,
whirh were fairly well scattered. ON
the other hand Dutch Henry. Mobiles
star SouihpaW, was hattod from the
hcN Ia the first inning and Acosil who
relieved him yielded two runs and seven
hits Ia the five innings he worked
Tulsa took three run lead IN the
iirsi ON BENEFITS single. Thompson's
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TULSA PUNCHES LONG DRIVES
AND takes FIRST OF SOUTHERN
SERIES FROM MOBILE BY Sd COUNT

iriplc, Davis double and Manager
Lill,clts single. They added another
w the second on a walk 10 Danfor'h
and singles by Bennett aud Thompson.
They brought their total &" five In the
fifth when Davis. "i,al~ Ruth uf the
Western Circuit" parked onc OF Acos'
ia's offcrirgs
Cucto Nj, safely In thu nth and sew
crth innings and each tim" Manager
Nlch0ff followed with circuit drive.
scoring the cuban.
About .00U fans witnessed the game.
The teams play again tomorrow,
Mobile .......... OOO 13O 2n0--i ~ 7
Tulsa ..... .......3i0 90 OOX--s n I
Horny. Ncustn. Slgman aud Baker.
Hmiorih and crosby.
Lon on bases, Mobile 10. Tulsa .. Two
has, hits. Davis. Eueto. Three lasc
hits Thompson. Home runs. NichOff ..
DAVIS. Sacrifices. Lamb. Davis. Base
on balls OF Danforth .. Acosta I. Sig
man T. struck out. Danforth ~. Henry
g aud . IN none. none out in first. Oft
Nro.tl and : In . innings Double
phys. Mullen to Hum.
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FARWELL HERE TODAY FOR FIRST
time SINCE 1920 when AMARILLO
HI SUFFERED A CRUSHING Defeat

the Amarillo llirh--Guymon High
Game. S.5.5i IN, Playground was
ready Tor u.s. only the 18th. less than
ten days ago. and the school hoard
has already received SisGNi ALREADY, n
thu people will give the Golden S.ind-
storm the support m.rii"d 10y ihrir
gooi work. 10 H. hoped that god re.
iurn can De- made this year on the In.
V,stncni
There viii br several interesting az.
ticl,s hi,r IN the week telling Just
what tho slndslorm or iyss has. and In
what respects the present d. superior
tn The team Of 1890 The present club
~ ont f,r The Distract championship
by Nov "ui,,,i the ith. and for The cham.
p.onsh.p uf the tNu districts iu this
part uf the state hv November thr nth.
Efforts are h-ing made 10 match games
with Canadian High school Canyon
lleh School. rhildrcss High School.
rampa H!Eh Schoul. and other good
high school teams In this district AZ
soon a. possible. The Amarillo PLAYERS
ate members ~ the intcrscholgsiic
League and the contestants must live
up e. IN, eligibility rules before they
ar" allowed 10 play There has been
somr unjust criticism of the manner
IN which the amarillo lIigh School has
observed eligibility rules In the past.
hut II n believed that a.. Amarillo
players are az nearly eligible ns are
the players 81 any high school In the
state ~ Texas.
Dalhari lilrh School will PLAY here
Saturday October the 1th. Canyon higa
hrs hccn asked Tor a game very SCUM
either in Amarillo or IN Canyon. Thu
Second Team want to take on I'anhan.
de lligh School az Claudc llirh Scho.I.
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Wills KNOCKS
OUT J0HNSONIN
twelfth ROUND



NEW YORK. sept. ss-llarry Wills
Sew Orleans negro. won "a technical
kuoci, out over elem johnson. South
American boxer. IN III. thirteenth round
OF scheduled I . round bout at Madison
square Garden tonight.
Johnson was latterud 80 badly that
b. could not hold on and the referee
stopI.d the "uut minut. aud 80 sec.
Onds after the gong rang
johns landed thc first blow. o right
10 the head bat with Il went his cuur.
age. wis crashed let's To the body
end had his opponent hugging him b..
iorc the first round ended. Johnson
landed Two lciis 10 the chest in the SO.
Ond hut held mnst of the was. Wills
Was warned for hitting ~ the break.
aways. Wills Kept pounding johnson
IN the third. hui the South American
managed To stick through.
johnson hugg,-i his way through the
fourth and dashed sharp left as the
nth ois n'-l. A1gyrcd. Wills smashed
iond,fVus rabbit and kidney punch,.
rushing johnson tu the ruIcs Tho lat.
iur's loft c,c was CLOSED.
Wills hammered Johnson without
mercy in IN, sixth but ID, latter stuck
ssni,iV
Wills had Johnson grogEy In tho
fe vnih and as N" ruund ended Wills
injured his right hand hittlng Johnson
un the head. Johnson rushed IN. but
y Ills held him off.
Wills did most ~ his hitting with his
lefi in tine eighth and did considerable
humping. when Johnson rushed. Wills
used both hands. The South American
lpIarenilv weakened johnson We
nior, feeble IN the ninth and twicc wis
ttd him staggering.
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Both pitchers wcf. liberal With their
passes and walks figured IN nearly all
the scoring. The visitors Dbl most ~
their couniing ~ the nth and sixth in.
nings scvrinR eight men ON as many
hits and both pitchers wcrc engaged in
q pretty tllt for the first four frames.
hut slim Love had two bad innings
while r.. Love was touched freely In
the la, four Innings.
Tucker led tho field IN hitting con.
meeting three times In five trips while
Byeg> hit two out az three and Belanii.
y. Moore ana Mcdonald each hit five
hundred
Byers parked the hall In the ninth
with Tucker ahead OF him and Wind.
lifted II over left field wall In the
fourth with the sacks clear.
Nine Okiahomans were famed by
Slim Love while only two Cassers struck
cut. and the visiting Love allowed seven
passes compared with four granted By
Slim. and A. q further comparison az.
.ienucn might b. called 10 the fact that
the Gasers gUt u hits 10 IL by the Wis
isofs. but the whole sum and substance
Of the matter Is that the virltors' ciuuts
were more timely and punched.
There IL no question that the Okla.
bona City club has brought the bcst
aggregation Of tall players seen here
this year. every man save one being
regular on the Indian lineup. In
other words Il y a regular Class. \.
club. and ono that has been playing
together all the ssason.
Lefty wilsyn will D. here tomorrow
10 pitch fsr the visitors while Allen
does the lox work today Allen T. ono
Of the leading pitchers Of the Western
League aud win he remembered rs local
fans Who saw the SERVES last fall
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Nnlnn, Lar IMn

PHILADELPHIA sept s,-I'hlla
dclphia took both ends ~ "a duubio heed.
az from Washington Today winning tho
fifsi gainc IN .. innings Ia : and the
second = To- 4 The first game was a
pitchers lsitilc h.twcn ogden and
Erickson and the former gave T. Rom.
mel In the cwclfih. who won his TWEEN.
~ sixth victory.
lirsi Game
WASHINGTON 100 uoi Ooo o0l J Go
PHILADELPHIA col oOi oDo 0os4 30
Erickson and l.aInn. ogden. l.mnmell
land Eruggy Perkins
Two base hits--t;oslin. Schecr .
Three base hiis-Galloway. Home runs
Dykes. iaIan. stolen bases-Iannottc.
Iasc en- balls-EricksOn .. Ogden 8.
l.cmmcn
WASH NGTUN Oe0 i0t oao 4 N
PHILADELPHIA los iiO oVxS. III
Brillhcari, Turk and Charity: TASTY
and Bruggy
Two iosc hiis-siharriiy. Rice Erug
~. Home runS-f;harrity. WEIGH
STRUCK out -hv Iirillhcart :. Turk J.
hasiy :. Hnsc ca balls--Brillhcart ).
Turk :. HISiy J.
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WHO WILL MEET
ski IS QUESTION
By Associated rros


NEW NOl,k S,pi st pom an.
noanc,mcn to-day hN Te4 Iirkaud. mo.
mOlpn that u" dclniiuss had arranged
10 import ia'tllrg Siki. S,n,gal,sc con.
ducr,r of Georges Carpenter. fur
bout Thanks.ly!rg Day. followers 81
fisiicufi~ began Spsculating who viii l,o
the first American to meet thu negro
In The ring.
l.icKard declined tu sly what Amcfl.
can boxer he has ln prospect but nc did
assert that Slld, FIRST oloncut viii not
b, a set up"
There are tire" or four hgh class
men IN the lighi hrnVy.wcighi class AMI
! viii select one uf these after the for
uign,r arrives here" SAIL the promoter.
The r,isnlng king of the American
lght heavy weight j. Harry Grcb. rats.
burgh. Harry has been reported us
ANXIOUS to mcci Jack Dempsey. worlds
heavyweight champion. but that Is as
Tar a, hi ambition has carried him.
An additional possibility n that the
winner al the Tom Gibbons. BiIly MiSke
runt'ss a Madison Square Garden
octoho' 70 may H. matched with SKI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
TEXAS EASILY
BEATS AUSTIN
COLLEGE 1910
BY Aasoclasod Pee.

bJ Aasoclaiol fgeea
AUSTIN, Tea Sept q Texas Uni.
Ncrsity opcned the football season hero
today villa On oasy victory over Austin
College If sherman by score OF H. 10
r.. tn" i.onghorn team showed super
iority in every fesiiurc Of play ana al
10 time was The Texas goal line IN dan.
ser Austin held the l,onghOfu elcycn
several times when they were In sirik.
!ng distancc.
Coach Mhitaksr's LonghOrns we're
ahlo 10 count but one place kick during
ID" first hall. i'iHy WAS in mid field
most ~ the half During the third per.
iod three Whitaker men scored tNo
'ouchd0vns and place Kick. Subst..
iuies were numerous swith both tram
SN'usof. Texas captain was kept on,
Of th" game hy sickness Tynes Rob.
'rteon and Eckhnri. showed up best fos
ihe University while Hollis and Frank
were consistent lIound gamers Tor the
Visitors
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browns " ~

U Associated Pres
ST. LOi'iS. sept ga--Twu home runs
by johnny Tobin aud mnsi,ruIi pitch.
ing In the plnchcs by Van Glider gave
- Louis 3 Ia Victory over Chicago
to-day in The frs, game OF ,h. final
series OF the season
Tho victory continues the mlth.ma'
icai chances Il The Browns taking IN,
pcnnant IN ,icw ~ New Yurks defeat
10y Boston io'lay
should iac local. win their two re-.
manning gamcs and tn Yankees lose
theirs III. teams would De- tied Tor first
place and a play OF series would b.
n-Ct s-ary.
CHICAGO ...... nun leo 1909. "a
ST. LOUIS .... i0i 0iO COX 3. ST
Fib,r. L,v,"itr and Schalk. Van
81 ldur ami Collins
Two lase hits. Collins. Three iasp
hlts L. Collins Home ruus---Tohin :.
~, len bases y. collins Base on halls
-fabcr !. struck cut --Fabcr :. Van
Glider .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
CLOVIS HIGH
BEATS FARWELL
IN OPENER 80
sseialto rss SEES

Special 10 Thc Ss~s
CLOVIS {: Mcy SPIT .s-a Clovis
Sch ; hooi defeated FsrWeil here this
Afternoon exit a. noihiuE tourhtioau
and safety n.tflnv tho points
BO,h scoring play came in tl0 ia.t
qgarisr whoa splendid ras-s- by Jcrul-
- % Jolss ard Sasssf piaccd he hall
rn IA. ua'.faid tine and Jones 'arried
~ uKtI
The safety cams. Ir ~ last fis- min
secs ~ fiiay after Jones had puni.d 20
~ one vard iIu. and ihe firsi play
lumbh was followed d. the l,la, bchind
.h. ..f.
i0nes tnTa slri Sls-,r starred for the
New 81 $500 team ln their fast cnd run-
and o. .ersirs Ia.nFiur Jones vas the
mot .sn-istfnf zHinff If the game
Farv.n B,1' aI iuafilio ioum4vn
nd ths f;oifen Sanlstafu. May ,2i-.cf
io,sgh agErrlii.o Ion from fhc state linr
own. The haNc fast hacidicld. a..
ia0ush weak on Ias~cs they are deadly
hrcakinr up ,his style ~ r.iat and
20 the defensive,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
LOVE HIT FREELY IN PINcRES
But LATE-INNING RALLY GIVES
LOCALS CHANCE up TO The END

Holding the West Texas League Pennsn, Winners three hits
and for five innings the Oklahoma City Indians opened five
here yesterday afternoon by winning 10 Free and
hard hitting featured the with the Western the
locals threatened to tic the the last frames being
the ninth rally cha, started were
down
Slim Love pitched good ball but long hits the pnehes coupled
with cratic support behind him gave the the
frat six innings but they let down practically order during
the last three frames while the Csers finding r. Loves san
and continually climbing toward the Indians with runs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
INDIANS TAKE OPENER FROM CASSERS 10 TO 9
BOSTON AGAIN
BEATS YANKEES
AS BROWNS Win
py AssociaiedIros

by Associated lftst
loSrON. sept .,--lioston again d,.
luat,d tn league iIlding Nanks tO,li,
Jack QUINN famcr Yankc, split bal
star holding ih- visitors ts five his
and had the better ~ iiub Shnwkey n
q sensational played To . same. As M,
- Louis Browns Won their sanc todry
With Chicago the Icunant iu the Amer.
lean league remains undecided. r.
glinch the flags ih, Yankees must win
% same 90 th. Browns lose one
Tho winning run WIS scored IN IN,
sixth IN John collins double. Mitchell
sacrifice and l.urlS cat bob Mcus
twice struck out with men "n second
pr third and Two uu' l.uth's whldiu-
WAS sensational lis single hit vas o.
hunt
NEW YORK. eoo ooe oeo aio
BOSTON 600 Ull Uui 81
Shawkcy lul Schang quinn arl
i,ud
Two iase hiis- Mcnossy J collins
Burns stolen lascs Mrusyl Iase on
halls---Shawkcy. . quinn .. struck OUT
-Shawkcy Quinn o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-30
CARDS HELD
TO2 HITS AND
CUBS WIN 80
q, As.,sia,.a Pros

~ Assosiaisd Pros
enc 400 S,pi. gs.-I.rnr.t osl,orn.
n'id -. Louis 10 two hits with Chicago
snch,'l fiF' ~ L. hits of Pf,ffcr aud
acisaici the visitors : Ia o.
81. l.ouis .st....... GOO GOO 600 . :
rhicar" ........... p.o 500 lgx---g I
PETER North and Aiusmiih. os,orns
snd O'Fsrrtn.
Two base hits. ll,ithcotc. barber.
kcllchcr. Botlomicy. Stolen hass Ter.
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North :. Struck out by OSlnrne G.
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