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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15

When you know that constipation
heads directly to Bright's disease and
other ailments, there is no time to
be lost in experimenting. Kellogg's
Bran, delicious in its patented cooked
and krumbled form, becomes an i'm
mediate necessity. If it is eaten regu-
larly 1.-TWO tablespoonfuls daily; in
chronic cases with each meal lit will
relieve constipation permanently Your
physician will recommend Kellogg's
Bran. 1t will free you from propric-
tary pills and cathartics which are as
system-racking and almost as danger
GUS to health as constipation itself
Serve Kellogg's Bran regularly.
Watch the health Of your entire family
improve. 1t is wonderful for children.
Kellogg recipes are printed on each
package. All grocers sell Kellogg's
Bran, cooked and kTumbled.
ADV.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15
COURT TRANSFERRED
TO MANS BED ROOM

Hagerstown, Md, Dec. 13.-Wil-
liam Kronk of Sandy Hook, Md,
who had his leg broken when run
down by an automobile last Satur-
day, was unable to appear in cour.
today, SO the court was transferred
to his bedroom. Justice Younkins
of Weverton, after hearing Kronk's
testimony, adjudged Mrs. Cora d.
Lee of Brunswick guilty of speed
ing and fined her $50 and costs.
"Polly-Of course she does. She
is two faced. IN. Y. G. Lines
Magazine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15

There is just one thing you can
say for the Turk. He doesn't
claim that he is doing it for the
sake of the weaker peoples.-Ro-
chester Times Union.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-15

"The flea" timidly ventured the
little boy with the curly hair
Selected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
SKATERS HOPE
TO FINISH HIGH
IN ". 7. LEAGUE

SwEETWATER. April la--in spite
~ reports to the contrary. Sweetwater
Will open the 1899 baseball season with
far m"re enthusiasm than ut any time
since her entrance into the West Texas
League. The SEASON ticket sale was
highly satisfactory. the club IL entirely
out q debt and has wen equipped
nark. and with a reduced salary limit.
expects 10 experience prosperous
season.
Manager Smith will again lead the 10.
cal club and after trying and wedding
out numerous rockies. has assembled
what he thinks Is the strongest team he
has ever skippeIed. Seven of last sea.
sons veterans will he back and the col
"riul fopl'oy has been fortunate In IN.
covering Two ~ three likely looking
youngsters "a heip out.
iii- probable lineup on opening day
will b. ~ follows:
lipkin. catcher: F1eharty, pltcher
Anderson. IL, base: Mason. end base
Moore. shortstop; White. third ls.s
Thrash, ieftfield; Gress.t,. center. Rich
burg. rightfield.
HIS pitching corps b. composed Il Eta
marty Word. Munger. and Richburg q,
lasi years team with Singleton. sum
mers' Brooks. Hanna and Gressett a,
newcomers. This list VIII 81 course bs
reduced before the season II many days
Old smith. while ma, claiurnE any pen
nan' has no hesiiancy In DECLARING tina,
he expects 20 fihish on.. two. three.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
CANYON MUST
Be Defeated
DOUe ASSERTS

Golden Sandstrm from the District
championship. Coach Douglass ~ not
going a. take any chances In today's
game with Canyon High as O loss 10
that club would throw them out ~ the
running and dim forever their brilliant
record IL this season. Yes sir. II Canyon
should slip up on the aSndles and give
them a wailoping II would be- good night
for Amarillo. Absolutely nothing IN
known In regard 10 the strength II
Canyon and for that reason Coach Doug
il going to start Capt. Kelly Turner on
the mound u Kelly In unable To hold
them. thtn Rig Branch Anderson will
be- called IN to stem the tide. In fact
eyerybody On down Ia the bat boy
would be- rushed to the scene OF action
before we could lost this game II just
cant he loxir
North Fort worih and Abilene VIII
he battling down In, tho iatiers. city
today aud tomorrow and every fan On
Amarillo Will he watching with interest
be outcome Of these two games "a see
who the sandics will play next In the
event Canyon Is disposed ~ today. Tar,
pley. the wonder pitcher of tn. North
siders. will probably he opposed by IN,
Murphy. the Abilene star and a grea,
game IL expected.
The Amarillo-C Canyon game will start
promptly At y. M. = Amusement Park
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
SANDIES TRACK
TEAM TOMEET
PAAAANDL.EMEN

Amarillo H.gh Sshnors crack cinder
men ATE In splendid condition Tor their
meet with Panhandle az that place to.
morrow Twenty men. comprising the
snarpicsi, fastest. out runnlngesi team
ever scen IN OF nsar the vicinity Of
amarillo for YEAR,, are GOING 10 visit
or neighl'oring metropolis and mop up
on Il TOT sure.
Little willy Bennett IL going TO break
ihe slate recori In the sse.yard dash.
fnsi waiI " vou drn't hriieve n. He
ZANE within one s@cond 81 doing that
stunt last saiurda;. IN very rough
truck
Captain Hsfschsi Tadlock. the hoy
with the ha.rp.n build. II going TO
siraighten himself out In the hurdle
aces and ths hig jump. And beliece us.
wen Tad Strengthens out. there IL some
d.slan,e covered.
Actually. he's 30 tall that he has to
wear Ear muffs In summer. 10 keep his
head warm way up there.
tn. sssnss that each member Of tho
.Hst tenn will enter. follow:
Tadlock. broad jump. sso.yard dash,
rnie vault. and hi.jump.
Bennett. 80. ioo. and ?s0.yard dashes,
hi jump and hruad jump.
stndd rls 30 and ioo.yd. dashes. po,s
vault. and disr0s throw.
McQugen. hfold Jump. shot Vt. and
discus throw.
1reenhiil, 80. Ice. and 2so.yard dash.
Harrington. ssa and seo.yard dashss
md sho; put.
Lively. 40 aud sse.ysrd dashes.
Wall shot put. discus throw, and
all- race.
Britt. sse-yard dash. and mile race.
Campbell. i1Oysrd dash and mils
iace.
rhe relay team WI be Mcqueen. sad.
4 iris. Lively. and Greenhn.
The arrangement ~ the q team has
81 been completed The following, how.
l-ser. xtii probably snernat. with IN.
hers In the events named:
Thompson. smith. Teed. Rice. Pitts.
~ IDS. Baker Wilmington Beaufort
,nd IeaAe.
With the exception 81 a couple N
co'as resulting from the Canyon trip
last week. Coach Wilson says they are
IN excellent form.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
Sporting News While
: kyGood 10 Read
w0uFN VOLUNTEER To
SELL SEASON TICKETS

Mrs. Cora NJ. Green and Mrs. Tom
Curtis have volunteered to take over
the sale u Amarillo High School
season tickets. The men tried Il.
The women az" going to DO IL. They
point out that press II business
probably intetferrcd with the mems
work IA selling tickets
The main reason these women
have volunteered a. take NJ the
work l. that they know Amarillo
probably never In her history had
such coach as Douglass. They
know Douglass can't Cuach without
pay. and they know he hasn't got
hut very little salary since he came
here
Amarillo has a chance to win the
flag this year aud corking good
chance at that
fst the women a. the work % X.
Tor that. bui let The rcd blooded
sports helr the wom.E and help
their town and help their owa souls
by bayiag tickets for two reasons
other than those mentioned To keep
Douglass hcr. and To win the state
pennani
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
FLAG WINNERS
take FIRST BY
9 TO 3 SCORE
By Associated Press

By Associated Prsss
FORT WORTH. April is.-Fort
Worth won the opening game Of the
Texas League ssason from Shreveport
mere this afternoon. . TO J. before a
crowd estimated Vt s.0oo. wilcey Moore.
recruit Fort Worth pitcher. who held
the Gassers well In hand all the way.
hii home run on his first trip 20 the
Late.
The Score: R.H. +.
Shreveport .............Oil loi OO0-3
Fort Worth .2O5 100 Olx-9
isttsries-Flahsrty. Williams (ad
Nann Moore and Haworth.
Summary-Piichers' statistics. s hits
and = runs off Fhherty In innings.
tone out la third Sacrifices: Tavener.
CGlyo. Hollahan. Stolen base. Hollanan.
Hoffman. Two-base hit. Sears. Felix.
Coombs. Tavener. Eibel. Home run.
Moore. Struck out, By F1aheriy I. by
Williams by Moore %. Base ON balls.
flah.f;y 2 Williams /. Moore .. Dou.
lie plays. Coonrbs a. Tavener 10
Coombs. Hit by pitched ball. Jackson,
" Moore ny Williams. Wild pitch,
Williams. Time. s:l5. Empires. Daley
ard Meyers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
take
z IN ROW FROM
BOSTON BRAVES
~ Associated Pr.s

~ Associated Prsss
PHILADELPHIA. April i3.--Parkin-
sons triple In the eighth enabled Phil
adelphia today To take It's second vic
tory from Boston to 2. Afer the first
inning when the Braves got two hits
mixed with pass and fletchef's error
for their two runs. Ring held the visi
tors.
nortoH 'ssssssssss -VV wv WV
Philadelphia ............i0i 900 V2x--l
Batteries-McQuillan. Fillingim and
Gowdy; Ring and Heniine.
Two hase sits. Leslie. Three bass
hits. Parkinson. Stolen bases. Fletcher
Sacrifice. Rapp. Gowdy. Double plays
Boechel. Ford and Holke. Rapp. Park
inson and Leslie Rapp and Parkinson
Parkinson and Fletcher Henline and
Fletcher. Base halls. off Ring 4: Nc
Quillan Q; Fillingim l. Hits off Nc
Quillan In 8 innings: Finingim In :
innings. Wild pitch. McQiullan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
Dallas Trims Spudders.

WICHITA FALLS. April i3.-The
Dallas Giants hit Darrough and Ruth
fot ten runs In the opening game OF
the Texas League season here today
The Spuddars only run came In the
sixth. when Adams walked and scored
on McDonald's long double to right. Al.
Inns one.handed shoestring catch IN
the seventh for the third out saved two
runs. Attendance figures were rot made
rublic. hut II IL estimated there were
zoe more out today than last year.
The crowd OVERLOOKED ON the field.
The Score: RH.E
Patlar stssssssss .n0- sVo ovo-lu
Wichita Falls ........ 600 col 600 I
batteries Swartz and Shangling:
Dlrrough. Knadler. Ruth and Kitchens.
SummaIy-f'iye runs OF Darrough In
: innings. : hits and . runs off knnd.
l,r IN . innings. Sacrifice hit. Donahue.
Stolen base. O'Brien. Galloway. Dona.
hu'. Two.hase hit. Allen. Mcdonald
Swariz. Three.basc hit. Spencer. Struck
,ut. by Ruth 1. swartz J. Base on iaiis.
Swartz I. Ruth .. Double play. Melon.
aid 10 Beck. Segrist 10 Galloway. III,
hy pitcher. rs Ruth galloway. Time
2 hours. empires. Brashair and
O'icarn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
Revival Al oydada.
Special 10 The News

FLoYDADA. April IA revival
meeting started at the Baptist Church
here Sunday morning. conducted by
Rev. Frank Nix OF Portales. n. NJ. Ne
IL being assisted BY J. Pat Horton.
pastor 81 the Fioydada Baptist Church.
and q. {. Tubbs. who has charge If the
singing services. The meeting will con.
iinue for two weeks.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
CLOVIS BALI. CLUB ~
WILD ABOUT PUBLICITY.


Special To The News.
CLOVIS. April ia reporter for
the Clovis Journal was refused I'D.
mitiance TO the baseball game here
Yesterday without a ticket. When
m" reporter went To the game again
to-day a. u representative OF the
Clovis Journal and Amarillo Daily
News. with No other intent than civ
ing the Clovis club dollar after dol.
lars worth ~ free publicity. and
the papers the news. the gate keep.
ers growled. saying they had an Of
ficial score Keeper who would let the
newspapers have box score after
the game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

CLOVIS. April i3.-The civie Club
las made April .I-2s spring cleanup
week In Clovis The committee on san.
liation recommended tina, the city ordl.
nsnces REGARDING the disposal Of sew.
,raes b. published and enforced; that
the downtown section h. cleaned daily.
md refuse be hauled away: that the
,trse,s be swept and alleys dlsinfected
curing the months os June. July and
August.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
Chicago Wins in Walk.
By Associated Prsss

Cincinnati. a., April i3.-Luque was
hit hard and Chicago had little Difficult.
~ In defeating Cincinnati today five
- one. Hollocher's fielding again was
feature. During the first inning.
fourteen OF Chicago's reserve players
were ordered from the bench for pro.
testing decision By EMPIRES Klein and
senteil. This left the visitors with but
II men on the field.
Chicago ................. 0oi 00ieJo-5
pncinnati ............. 200 900 00i-i
Bateries-Aidridge and Hartnett: Lu.
Que. Markle and Wings.
Two base hits. kelleher. GrImes.
Three base hits. Gallagher. Stolen
bases. caveney, krug. Sacrifice, Keii.
cher. Double plays. Kelleher. Krug
and Grimes; Bohne caveney and Dau.
bert. Leo on hase. Chicago .. Cincin.
natl :. Base on halls. off Luque 1; Al
bridge ]. Struck out by AIdridge ..
Hits off Luque ~. In : Ia: off MarkIe
2 In 20. Losing pitcher Luque.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
Council Meets.

ROSWELL. April i3.-The city coun.
lcil held special meeting 10 start the
preliminary machinery m motion for
the sale OF the sewer. fire. street I'm.
provement and bridge bonds carried 1T
last weeks election.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

CLEVELAND. o.. April is.-clsy.,
ma made Il two straight from D.;r,i,.
WANING : 10 J. Ehnnke had two lad
isnAnss- rhle starred - psich tor t7ey..
npd. but was forced TO ictir. AT the
END Of the second inning a. q result OF
BENG hit on his throwing arm with y
hall thrown hy Ehn.ks In an st,empt
20 catch THE OF sscond. shoe string
catches that ended In sonrfsluIt. hy
Fhsrtssd. SPEAKER ana Jameson were
features.
1SWt ..'s'-tstssss. 100 o19 900
cesetznd .,.,..... go 600 sax =
Msseries; Piiieiis ard BassI.r. Wed.
~: uhie, coyeicssie ana Sunainsk.r.
Two base hits, Fhraead. Blu. Hell.
usnh. SPEAKER. wood. co,.l.skls. s,ol.
- has, heinnis. sscrifscs v.ach. Rug.
mel Jasnieaon. Double plays wsmbag
me-. seveil and McInnis: Jameson and
fpsn- Ian on haze Detroli .. Cleye
mnd ,. Ear on halls OF E.nk- .; rhIe
=; corrsAskis >. sisssk out by "a, slsl !,
:. VIE OF Ehmke 10 In :: Uhle . an 2
sta'>ste ! IN !; coseie>kie = In :. Win
~ psscAsr ulae: losing pitcher
11mhs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
BOy. YOU'RE sOxE FISH.
The filter sisppcd up 20 the pisse.
4 wieked bat 20 wi~ld.
tnd whsn hr swung he promptly ran
Right out ca eepssr fiebd.

Picking the pennani winners In the
srfing II getting o. be a. popular q
rssiime AZ selecting the All-Amefioan
football teams In the fall
The wall % every cslub ~ that u
would have = great chance " u had
more piichinE. Which might b. solved
" all the club- would make less efforts
10 get more hitting.
The Amarillo Grsys are Ieading the
ny swattins campaign IN Amarillo.
Bruce HIT knocked . homer yester.
day In Clovis lie oggh, 10. with a name
like that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
APPLE BLOSSOM DAY
At ROSWELL, APRIL IA
Special 10 The News

spetIhI 70 The NfWs
ROSWELL. April i3.-Roswsli's an
nual Apple Blossom Day" win come
On April N Thu year. TN Apple Bios
som day each year all available cars
meet at a Designated place. vacan,
seats being fiiled with people who have
~ cars, then AZ a certain hour a carr.
van IL formed which travels through
the beautiful apple orchards surround.
ing Roswell.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Toledo 8: Kansas City J.
At Columbus Z: Milwaukee =.
At indianapolis 6: ~. Paul !.
AT Louisville s: Minneapolis ,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
CLOVIS EASILY WALLoPs eRAYs
FROM AMARILLO BY 81 SCORE

dns, storm and both teams were at 4
disadvantage. hut the New Mexico men
converted their disadvantages into ad-
vantages and easily walked off with
the houors OF the day.
Barteries-Pitts. Murhy and Byers
Alberis and Black.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

LANHAsAs. TEXAS. April IA
Chasies W, Dsborn, manager Of local
hos<l. e>s found dead In his room TO.
~. he - not hem fessieg well.
1eesers ND. Ne vzs q promhient eiti.
SEA and lived here since issa he IL
slRsiSs1 ~ he ws1os
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

And although We are anxious Coz the
wes; TEXAS League season especially.
10 open-ths MINORS including ,hs
American. National and Texas leagues
have already op~ned-we just can't
keep from thinking about the fall when
the Golden s-ndstorrn L. going 20 ro,np
OF with a football championship. All
the more reason why We need Doug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

Stolen base. DeInage.o. vsche. Sacri
ne hit. Fuller. Williams. Strong
S,ruch out. by Iacohus =. nv Williams
iasc on halls. nv Jacobus .. by
Williams .. Batlers hat. by Williams
ts'1ns luryi. Double plays. Anderson
70 i'ren an: Gross 10 Fuller TO Beatty.
~ ~, ~ and O'Toole. Time. l:i5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
WATER BONDS ISSUE
VOTED BY CLARENDON
Special to tn. Ne~,

CLARENDON. April is.-The cleo
Ton OF the water bond. which was held
IN this city Tuesday. carried by bis
majority. being about s'to I. This Il for
extending the water system.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
a. i.euis wins ,EsIn.

CHICAGO. April - -si Louis made
Il Two sirsiehi from Chicseo tod3y by
hanthfns hiis and winning 10 ban.
forih Was wild but pitohed effectively
IN The pfnches.
~. Louis .4......... eoe ora 1915
ChicaEo ............. 100 e00 0ie-s
Batteries: psnforih and seysfeld:
Hodss. Russell and schalk.
Two base hits. Mosiil. Tobln. Gerber.
Stnlen bsses slslef. Hooper. Sacrifices
&neeiey. nsnfor'h. Double plays schalk
70 Shelley; SEVERED 10 Ellerhe: McMan.
" 20 Gsfttr; Johnsea 90 Collins T.
sheeiey; Jsenhson To McMarus. i..f, on
bess 81 Loais ~: chrago n. Base on
hslie of Hodss Z; Danforih :: Russell
l.,Hiss co Hodge 10 In 3. Russell l In
J. Losing PHrhsr. Hodge
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

Nesch ~ Detroit swa,ted a homer
opening day. although his team lost
to IRIS Speakers Indians vesch Is her.
aided a. the last of the odd slugging
type IN the bfg leagues. tsbe Ruth b.
called siugger. hut he II what IN
known ~ a free hitter and not In the
same sense a. Neach
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

Champions In the major leagues tssi.
- Of defezf In the opening games. Both
the Giants and the Yankees lost by
ens score ssch. Brooklyn hnmbied the
Olsnis md the Senator's the Ysnks with
IL Prea1sns watching the game
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

CLOVIS. Aril i3-clovis came hack
with a vengeance today. trimming the
Amarillo Grays \ 10 /. This consider.
sbb more than eyened up the bare de-
feat Clovis suffered yesterday.
The game was played In Jogging
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
Bs<ias Evsus spr,~..

BOSTON, April is.-Boston sy.n.d
the series with Philadelphia winning 10.
osy sis 20 fSo. karr allowed fiy. hits
Errors risofed IN both PhIladslphia
runs The Red sok hitting was timsiv.
Captain Pratt leading with two doubles
and two singles.
rhisa~iphh ......... ieo 0io 900.
nnstnp ............. ies ies aax-e
Batteries: Harris. Harrison. sullivan
sn6 Perkins; Karr and Rusl
TWO base hits Pratt :. sscrifiees
srhercn. Menosky. Double plays Burn.
70 Rusl: Pratt to O'Rouke ana Burns
Let On base Philadelphia :: Boston >
49, IN halls off sullivan !. struck Out
~ Ysrftson !; by sullivan 4: by n Har
re J, BY Kerr 4. Hits off Yarrlson : Al
=; on sullivan . In !: Off u. Harm (.
" ;. hit ~ picheF. by Rarr PerkIns,
wiid psfch Sullivan. Losing pitcher
Harrison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
San Tone Wins.

SAN ANTONIO. April is.-san An
tonic won the opening game 81 the
Texas Leagu. season here this after.
boon. to J. when Mutt Williams out.
pitched Jscobus In a nipand-tuek hat
tie. Williams allowed only hits and
struck out : Jacobus was touched for
safeties. kiTkman starred at hat. get.
ting triple. double and a single In
, four trips 10 the plate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
Houston Loses.

HOUSTON. April l3.-GaiVczaon dc.
fslied Houston here today In the open.
ING game ~ the season. I 10 ;. a crowd
Estimated az 5000 saw the game. The
pitching q Jack knight combined with
the timely hitting OF the sand Crabs.
accounted for the victory. Houston
made seven errors. Johnny Baggan.
former Houston player. was presented
with q gold watch by 5000 members
oi the lncal knoi.hole gang for faithful
service while with the Houston team.
A street parade preceded the game.
The Score: R.H. r.
GALVESTON ..............2n 700 Ull oi2-s
Houston ................oO 600 oOo 3o0-3
Battefies-knight and Wiley: Pear.
tona Fuller and Eiffert.
summary-Twoia-e hit. silcott. DDS.
tell ?. Gro--. Hendrsks. Iiase ON hall-.
Pearson ?. knight }. Fuller :. Hit by
pltc her. knight l. Struck out. by Fuller
, knight .. Innings pitched by Pearson.
Is. with hits and Z runs: Fuller
20 with hits , runs. wild pitch.
f''iier Empires. Hill and wlel Time
2:25. L.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

On hoy. won't u Ne swret music tos
toe ooiden sandstnrm % he IN some of
the finals for the state championship
n 'hss~hsli. Our hats are OF TO Coach
Dooeiass Tor the winners tina, he has
made az the team.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14

Many 4 poor husband y not getting
lunch at home any more and all because
TREND wife b. playing too much Foif
One wife's husband though. said IL was
10. X. with him. A. his frau had a more
cheerful disposition since She began
taking exercise other than on the dance
floor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-14
New York Comes Back.
BY Associated Press


NEW YORK. April i3-New York
reversed yesterdays score. defeating
Brooklyn 10 J. Douglas kept the
Brooklyn hits well scattered. The
Giants won the game In the second In.
ming. largely on vance's Witness.
Meusel hit his second home run OF the
season In this inning. but no one was
on base. He also hit two singles.
tirooklyn ...............o oi 0oi oei-3
New York .oio 900 oox--4
Batteries-Vance and Deberry: Doug.
las and Smith.
Two base hits. Bancroft. Three base
hits. Wheat Home runs. Meusei. sto.
len bases. T. Griffith. Meusel Base ON
balls. OF Douglas I: Vance Z. Struck
out by Douglas .. by Vance 6. Hit by
pitcher. by Vance smith. Passed hail,
Smith.
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~. Louis Wins 81.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. April i3.-St.
Louis hit Glasner and Morrison for ~
safeties today. including three doubles
and homers by Smith and Ainsworth
and defeated Pittsburgh \ TO I. Smiths
circuit rap came when two men on
base In the second inning.
Pittsburgh ............iOi OOi 100
~. Louis ..............230 100 iix-S
Batteries-Glasner. Morrison and
Gooch, Doak and Ainsmith.
Two base hits. Fourier. McIIenry.
Stock. Home runs. Smith, Ainsmith.
Stolen base. Bighco and Hornsby. Sac.
rifices. Cary. Doak. Double plays. Ne.
Henry to Hornsby Grim 10 Gooch:
Gooch TO Stewort. Hornsby and Four.
nier. Left on base. Pittsburgh .. ST.
Louis I. Base on halls. off Glasner:
Dork :. Morrison |. Bailey 9. Struck
out by. Doak I. Bailey /. Morrison 2,
barfoot I. Hits off Glazner 4, In . In.
nings; Morrison \ in innings; poak
] IN innings. Bailey In . 90 inings;
Barfeoi ] In . IL innings. Winning
pitcher. Doak; losing pitcher Glasner.
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ANOTHER FALSE ALARM.
~ shssghi that he had smacked shs
ban.
oeeaoar ~ hrsrd h hii.
A. Ira ~ found the b,ssman' ssuad
Cams erun ~ ssteher's MI.
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College Base Hall.
Al Waco. Baylor University 3: Ar
kansas University ..
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HatterIeN--BedEoOd Hargtr aud VhfI
len; wlngfIeld. Roe and kress.
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Observation-Disclosures and Morrow: Z.
Morrison and Robertson.