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mo" said The square man. We're all different"
THE TWINS VISIT MARS

swept cobweb off my left eyebrow.
] wish she would como back. There's
another cobweb on my right eye.
brow. and one. fear. In each Of my
ears. ] can't hear as well as / did
a thousand years ago"
Goodness alive" gasped Nick. "A
thousand years.
"Graciousr' exclaimed Nancy.
Arc you ms old ms that7'
"Oldorg' said the square man
gravely. about million. I'm
only stone now. When I'm two mil.
Hon III turn to iron"
"And what will you do when
you're three mlllion7" asked Nick.
II forget" said the man. "J'n
have 10 ask somebody. Perhaps I'll
Just dry up and blow away"
This II a queer place." declared
Nancy. rs everybody like you.
poor thing7"
mo" said the square man,
Were all different"
rro Isc Continued
Copyright 1912. Seattle STAR
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cd by tho sudden failure OF the
lights. hurrying out TO return TO
tho bridge. tho pantherish spring
upon the victims back. the swift.
dcxtrous noosing OF the handkerchief
about his windpipc. the mcrciless
Tightening of tall abruptly n.
Illuminated by the white glare Of
Phinuit's electric torch. And then
the truncated crimson OF tho first
pistol flash. the frantic effort to es.
cape. the hunting OF that gross
shape of flesh by tho beam Of Hight
and the bullets as Popinot doubled
and twisted round tho saloon like
q rat In pit tho last mad plunge
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XVII.
CA VA BIENf

AXFII.
CA VA BfEN
Fearful lest. Jeff to herself. Lame
Deiorrne would do an injury 70 his
eardruns as well as TO her own vo-
cal cords. Lanyard stepped across the
dead bulk OF tho Apache and planted
himself sauarely in front Of tho
woman. scizing her forcarIns with
his two hands. no used force TO
drag them down to the level OF her
waist. and purposcly made bis Ernsp
so strong that his fingers sank deep
into the soft flesh. At tho saria
time. staring fixediy into her VA.
cant eyes, he smiled his most win
ming smile, but with tho muscles OF
his mouth alone. and said quietly;
"shut up, IAanel Step making a
fool of yourself Shut up-do you
heart"
Tho fnconFruity Of his brutal
grasp with his smile. added to tho
incongruity Of an ordinary CONVEX
sationai tone with his perernptory
and savage phrases had the expected
effect
Sanity began 10 inform the violet
eyes. shriil. empty scream was cut
sharply IN two. the woman stared
for an instant with look of con-
fusion; then her iashes dropped. her
body relaxed. she fell Imply against
the partition and was quiet save for
fits Of trembling that shook her body
from head 70 foot; stiii, each succas-
.t~.~ ~~f~.,~~ .-<, - 81. .. .ftxt.- tnaa .n.tnxe
Lanyard let go her wrists.
"Therew he said--"thnt's over.
Lame. The beast IL done for-no
moro to fear from him. Now for.
get hin--bracs up. and realize the
debt you owe good Monsieur Phi
mutt"
With a grin, that gentleman look.
Cd UP from his efforts to revive
Captain Monk.
I'm shy. retiring violet he
stated somewhat superfluously. but
II the world will kindly lend It's
ears. I'll inform Il coyly that was
some shootin. Have look. will you.
Lanyard. like a good fellow. and
mako sure our little friend over
thers isn't playing 'possum on us.
Seems 10 mo Two heard of his doing
something iiIso that bcfore--maybe
you remember. And, madenoiselle, II
you'll bs kind enough TO fetch me
that carafe OF leo water. I'll SEQ n
wa can't bring tho skipper to his
senses, such M they are"
Ifis tono WINS sufficiently urgent
- lac Ia
into which reaction from terror had
let her slip. She passed hand over
stili dazed eyes. looked uncertainty
about. then with peroeptible cxer-
ton of will power collected herself,
stood away from tho partition and
picked up tho cnrafc.
Lanyard adopted the sensible sug-
gestion OF PhinuIt. dropping on a
knee to rest his hand above tho
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picture that Phinuit subsequently
confirmed substantially IN every de-
tail. -.
one saw the gnrroter creeping
thru the blaclsness of tho saloon
from his hiding place. forward In
the cabin OF the chief engineer; sta
tloning himself at the door to
Monks quarters, with his chosen
weapon. that deadly handkerchief Of
his trade. ready for the throat Of
tho Lono Wolf when he should
emerge, In accordance with his
agreement with Mr.. Mussey. the
spells OF tho captains safe In his
hands. Then one saw Monk, alarm,
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heart OF popinot To hin complete
satisfaction. II not at all 70 his sur
prise no least flutter OF iifc was 10
DO detected In that barrel-iike chest
A momant longer he fingered.
looking the corpse over with IN
auisi,ivs eyes No sign that he
could see suggested that Popinot
had suffered hardship during his
two weeks Of close sccuestrutlon; no
seemed 20 have Jared well ns 10 food
ana drink. and his clothing. " moth
ing 10 boast Of In respect Of cut or
cloth. and though wrinkled and
stretched with constant wear, was
toierabiy eiean--unstained by bilsc,
grease, or coal smua. as II must
have been had tho man been hiding
In the hold or bunkers. those ira
ditionai refugees of your simon-pure
stowswsy.
No; Monsieur Popinot had been
well taken caro- of--and Lanyard
could name an officer OF prestige
ponderablo enough 70 secure his
quarters. wherein presumably Pop
mot had lain perdu, against search
when tho yacht has been turned
inside out" according TO It's COM
Inander.
So this was the source of Mr..
Mussey's exact understanding of the
business!
As to the question of how the
Apache had been smuggled aboard.
and when. Lanyard never learned
the truth. Circumstances we're to
prevent his interogating Mr.. Mus.
sey, and he could only assume
that--slnce popinot could hardly
have been in tho motor car wrecked
on the road from Paris--he must
have left that pursuit TO trusted
confrercs, and, anticipating their
possible failure, have hurried on 10
Chcrbourg by another route TO make
precautionary arrangements with
Mr.. Musscy.
All. welll no fault could be found
with the fellow for lack of dotermi-
nation and tonacity.
On the point Of rising. Lanyard
reconsidered and, bending over the
body. ran clever hands rapidly thru
the clothing. turning out every
pocket and heaplng tho miscellany
Of rubbish thus brought TO light
upon the floor--with a single ex.
copuon; Popinot had possessed a
pistol, an excellent automatic. Why
he hadn't used It TO protect himself.
heaven only knew. Presumably he
had been too thoroly engrossod In
tho exercise OF his favorite sport TO
think OF tho weapon up to tho time
when Phinuit had opened fro on
him; and then. thrown into panic,
he had been able TO entertain one
thought only. that OF escape.
Lanyard entertained for mo-
ment vivid imaginary picture Of
tho scene In tho saloon when
Phlnuit had surprised tho Apache
In tho act OF strangling Monk; a
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for the companionway. the flight up
its steps that had by the narrowest
margin failed to save him -.
Phinuit and Lame Delorme were
too busy TO heed; quietly Lanyard
slipped tho pistol into q pocket and
got to his feet. Then Swain came
charging down tho steps to find
out what all the row was about. and
to report-which he did as soon as
Monk was sufficiently recovered to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. outrageous and
darkly mysterious assaults upon the
helmsman and Mr.. COLLISION Both
men. he stated. werc unfit for fur
Their duty that night. though neither
Lanyard was happy TO learnl had
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David wriggicd self.oonsciously
and Peggy looked n little en-.
harassed when tho story got TO
tho point where the little s-year-
Did boy argued with his mother
about going out alone into tho
woods, when both his mother and
his father thought II best that he
should not do IL
That, of course. 10 because
David and Peggy have that snme
sort OF argument at homo somc-
times, even though they know
that II makes mother-dear have q
sorry look, and makes daddy say
sharply, That's enoughI Didn't
your mother say nor
Well. I guess things are pretty
much tho same. aren't hey3
Mothers and fathers keep on try
Ing and children keep on not Xix
ing TO mind.
SO that's how II was when Mr.
Worth Donsmore started off all
alone TO go into the woods. which
grew down 10 tho very edge
OF Lake Union. to meet his
father, who had gone hunting.
"Remember. sonr' his mother
called after him. You must not
10 Como long for shall BIO very
anxious"
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,ufrcred any permanent Injury.
BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
By CONDO

suffered any permanent Injury.
But what---in the name of insap.
ity!-could have inspired such =
meaningless atrocity7 What could
its perpotrator have hoped to gain7
WHAT
Monk. stretched out upon = leath-
err couch In his sitting room, level
ed eyebrows of suspicion at Lam
yard. who countered with guilo-
lessness so perfect as to make II APP
pear that he did not even compre-
bend the insinuation.
IF may offer a suggestion -
he said with becoming diffidsnoA
Continued Tomorrow
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Away to Mars went the Twins TO
hunt for Mother Coose's lost broom.
Mars Ia a. star, n big red one. and
you can see II most any night when
the moon isn't TOO bright, or the
clouds too thick. or the air too
foggy.
welI--thsts where tho Twins
went
The first perDon thsv saw was .
square man, who stared at them In
= most unmannerly way.
'Hellog' called Nick. Els this
Harsrs
Yes" answered the square man
in a terky voice.
We'll. we're hunting for Mother
oooses BROOM" Nick told him. did
you SEQ itr'
vstifny.
Was It iately7- asked Nancy
eagerly.
Yea answered the man. only
eoous hundred years ago. shs
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0far, Seattle
::?S;3@q , g;;I R@;.;.k!, i.
Aahe Oh
IN THE DEEP. DARK WOODS

In telling tire story. Mr.. pens-
moro said. "our farm was about
where 7Sth and 18th and Green
wood are now. and 81 was n worry
lonely spot all such heavy tim
Der. except for bare spots which
/ called 'vnles' where . forest
fire had caught and burned ovcr
a small section. leaving blarkcned
and fallen tree trunks. and q
fresh growth Of farms and tall
weeds.
"r walked on and on ana on.
looking this way and that for my
father and hearing no sound at
all.
II do not know how far 7 had
gone. nor just how late II was
when ! came out into ono OF those
open spaces. and saw a thing
which filled me with fear. knew
that tho wood felt chill and that
the dampncss OF approaching
night was in tho air, and that
everything had begun to seem a
bit out of shape and disturbed.
and right ahead OF me I saw n
hugo dark body mover
(To BE Continued
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
AMMONS IS new
RANGER MANAGER
From Ranger Timosl

WHOM the Ni,ros return home tomor.
tow. Bud Ammons viii have stepped
lrto the managerial shoes. a. a result
OF some heart to heart talks tina, sled
Allen and Jimmy Flagg have been hav.
ing up at Lubbock.
Sled needed shoristop. badly. and
be chose Jimmy. Yesterday h. phoncd
duwn. offering To swap Battle and
Brooks tor the Nitro manager Since
both together are hitting abou, as much
o. Tlagg m" offer was declined.
tlagg nrof.sscd himself ~ bcing per.
fcctlv satisfied here but this morning
hc uh"uod President Smith that he
wanted to send AmmonS aud Conlcv
home. as they were having a bad 81.
feet on the Younger players" Smith de-
INJURED. especially as Nmmons has had
large hand in running the club for
some time and Jimmy thcroupon quit.
lie viii return tomorrow with the club
and check out. after which he will Join
lubbock ~ u ulaver presumably a, the
same salary of $3.50 month he IL get.
ting here a. manager. Il not an in.
crease.
This thing Of clubs In the same
league tampcring with each others
players n getting unbearablc Il Is re.
habiy reported that Amarillo partie.
have offered Lefty Phillips saj0 a
month. presumably hoping 10 tempt
him to lay down on the Ranger club
eud get his release.
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WALTER WORD QUITS
SWEETWATER STAFF
Special to Ii. N.u

sNEETWATER. July 22-Waltor
Word. nTobabiy the most popular bail
layer that ever wore a local uniform
vas granted bis unconditional release
ga BIZ own requcsD Wednesday and De-.
psiied Thursday morning for his home
IN Higgins, Texas. Fans over the en-.
IRE circuit and every individual ball
layer IN the league VIII regret 10 learn
'i Word decision 90 retire from base
'-i Or TIE 1929 season. for Il Is sori.
"PsiG dnabicd that II anywhere IN all
~ ps=aniEod baseball. and the game Is
viewed throughout the whole United
r-ties, there was more popular per.
aer thar that sterling right-hander,
s'e0i hitter aud polished gentle
Hsn walier Word j. all that and then
-ome Walter came 20 the Swatiers
'arb IN the 1897 season via the San An.
$40 hsoncs and helped them 10 win
q Il-nfanf IN The firzf half by pitching
ne ni4ies 70 eighteen victories. During
"a fire. hsf = the present season
Word AGA i'li ssmes and lost but TIRE
"a. iuclasniaiiy. hif 80. 80 good wav
j hliiins that he was often used in
~ pinot
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
LEGION WILL
PLAYPANHRNDlE
HERE At Three

The amarillo American Legion team
VIII play the Panhandle - lcrs ut J
O'Clock this afternoon az Amusement
Park
The Legion has one OF the strongest
amateur clubs IN the Panhandle. having
won seven games this season and lost
only one.
The Panhandle team also has been
victorious Tor the season. having won
and lost ].
Admission viii BE- so cents.
The Legion lineup is:
Weaver. ~; Phillips, H. Mosciy, r.:
Rldings 20. Daily. %. Malone. Il;
Webster. H. oates. p; Tier, G.
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ERROR IN 10th
GIVES BEAUMONT
4TO2 VICTORY
o. Associated I're's

o. Associated ircss
SHREVEPORT La. july - I'm cr.
o.. &c. First Eascnmu Smith. after two
WEI, ont. resulted in two runs being
oIpl hy the Exporters ia the tenth
Inning and gave them tn contest over
She Gtsors Go Burns and Caldcn
. 9th pitched good ball
Score by innings; X.
p,lumuut ........ 900 020 O00 -
shreveport ......... 100 900 100 o.
Batteries Caldcra ana Anderson;
bUIus ana Burns,
summary: Twubasc hits. lI0llohan.
N.ocs Ttrc,.hase hit. Felix. Sacr.'
iicc hits. Ezzcll Doyle. Smith. Brennan.
Double plays. RAIDER 10 Brennan To Al
cock Rrcuuun to RAIDER TO Alccck, De
maggie TO brennan, Smith 10 Hartford
g. Suith, Hullchan 10 Hartford TO
Smith Passed ball. by Burns. stolen
iascg. Duyl.. H1sscs ON balls. OFF Cal.
deia l.. ~ Burns T. Struck out 10y Cal
dora %. ly Burns ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
BRONCHOS TAKE
DOUBLE HEADER
FROM LUBBOCK
Special to III, News

SAN ANGELO. JUN @. san Angelo
defeated Iuhbo,k iVIoy tudav to . and
10 9. The second g-m, was tn play.
|off az Friday 90. md won't only seven
Innings hy agreement IHts were even
.m th, nIst .ctto hui Moore kept his
blows scattered b.tt,r than Morgan aud
had superior support Alexander
single scoring Moore who was safe on a
force ont go second won this game
Howell and Pennington wcre knocked
'out Zoo tho second contest which was
.fuiud 3y Robinson. bonn, run Ct
.ripl, and seven doublos
Buffers single Boo the seventh with
10" h'scs Iood'd aud ou' out won Tor
'hc BroHchos
4 doubl" ho1d Myudlt wit subSti.
iutt no game sunday
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Giants Beat Bears.

Hy Associated frcs
DALLAS. july 22-l1l'ls "on the
opening game from san Antonio 10.
Gsy 2 to !. with makcshift iniicld
8 fourth inning rally told the tale.
S'orc by innings Il; ~ T..
son Antonio .... Ui0 0oU GOO > n
Dallas .......... 00O SOC 60x--3 o
Summary. Twohaso hijs Beatty.
Boldcn stolen bases. Mckee Lovclace.
Wheat Stcr lice hits Spencer Struck
ont, by Swartz T. by Couchmau .. Base
on balls. off Swartz 4 Hatsmcn hit. ~
Swsrtz I tMckcei. bv Couchmau lGallo.
way Double plays, Scaisl to Shields
to Galloway
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
Lumber Man Promoted.

CLOVIS, July CIV u. Cramer.
who has been local manager OF tho
Long Bell Lumber Company for a mum.
Der Of years. has been promoted to d.
vision manager for the company, Mr..
Cramcr win have the direction OF TWEEN.
ty-thrcc Yards. which are between Clovis
and Wichita. Kans.
Fred Lyon. former manager Of tho
Robertsoliver Lumber Company. at
Dalhart Texas is the new local mana.
ger and took charge OF the yard this
week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
EAGLES DROP
DOUBLE HEADER
TO BUFFERS
Special 70 The Now

ABILENE. JUS gs--Thc Abilene
Eagles dropped COUPLE ~ games to
Clovis BUYERS hero to-day fbo Iuorn.l.
game going e 90 aud tbo Afternoon
g.mo loiSG Left F,ller lluiusby 81
the Eagles suffered e broken right lcg
iE two places loo the first game when
ho smashed into tho fence after "a nr
TAN Second Bls'man Dean OF Clovis
broke one bone in The right leg when
be- slid u home loo the first game
Homer Eur.h Ahilones star catcher
vent ont ~ the second game with
badly sprninod left ankle
Both games were hectic exhibitions
~ baseball tho locals errors going far
IN losing both games The store. after.
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Cats Lose Opener.
\. A....t,fs.l D.

FORT WORTH July Effort Worth
lost the opening contest of the ,orics
20 Houston 90 ! today, Ehl bailey
bo'dnF tn" Cats .atc in the punches
while his mates grouped ten sifctics
on Johns RAY Blades WAS dcrticked
, Cmpn. Wen when he took cXccp.
tom "a q called strike.
Score los inning l..
lloUe.tl ........ unu- To- nfn--0
lori Worth .......... nUi UUU OoO-l
Bottcri'- iai,cv aud Iiricbcok;
Johns and Moore
Suumarr: Stolen bases Tavener
Sicr fic. hite B',lc Twu.base hits
Bhdes s,rGcl, cui. by Johns 3. by
railcy {, l.asc en- balls. of Eailcy >,
uif Johns . lit by pitcher. Hoffman,
at Whtcmau Double play. Whtcman
70 naGcs Wild pitch Johns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
BAPTIST SAILORS
BEAT CLAUDE 6-5
IN 10 INNINGS

I'll BAPTIST sailors iouneycd to
Chud. SATURDAY afternoon and dc-
t,ai, III. CLAUDE aggro Cation by
scorc of 6 to .. in ton innings. claude
over. no q THREE run IN the last hall
OF %. ninth. but the sailors came back
with pusch 10 the nest iramc after
two we're down. a sinelc hy T Wood.
vard and double hy Williams won the
s7 W, The hitting ul PAGE with
double and two singles out Of tive trips
to bat and Higgins with a triple dou.
lie and siugle oct % five trips 10 bat.
featured tunher uitched a msstcrful
same. striking out eighteen Of the
Ciaul, nine. r'attrics Iapiists. In
phcr and Tear Claude. Small and Nc
kcnxlc
Score r. u. l..
Bapiists OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL J
Niduot 49,. ...ss-. -t-.s... y
The SUNDAY School League win be in
action again next week. The Baptists
meet the Christians Tuesday afternoon
At s,ii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23

Hummsry--rwO base hits. Jackson.
johnson. Home runs. Fricrson Sacri.
zee hits. Stewart. Pipkin. Double
plays. Bupp 10 Gresseit. Currcu 60 Ores.
eft Struck out. BY Edgar Q. by Flo.
Marty :. Bases on halls. OF F'lchartv
D. Wild pitches. Fl,hartv Stolen
h'ses Williams ?. Schmidt Time q
same 49,. Empires and Spencer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23

WASHINGTON. july Washing
ton took thc nnal game ~ the series
today 4 ~ ., cndlng Clic,land's winning
streak % twcl,t games
Cleveland ..... are ore 00e-s I
washington .... ei0 iel elk ? /
iiatisrics-Muls aud oNenl. $40.
gridge and riclnich
Spmmary-Two base hits Peckin.
paugh- Three base hits. Picinich,
Brover. Stolen bases. Harris. Rase on
balls. Mosrldge 1. Malls Struck out
by Mail (.
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american League.

Vt BOSTON .. Chicago 3.
A, Philadelphia L. St Louis 10.
At New York o; Detroit ..
a. Washington I. Cleveland ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23

iattcd los McNallv In 9Th * hat
ted for Shawkcy In Sth
Detroit ........... nuU Ou1 GOO
New YORK. ............. uuU 900 U0u--U
summary Two base hits. Cobb
Three base hits wOodal Siolcn iascs.
ligucv Iasos on tails off pillctt-
Struck out by pilyitc o. Shawkcy
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Robins I,cat Cubs

CHICAGO, July % BROOKLYN de.
fcaiod chicago. . to today. when the
lucal' were unable tu hold lead &C.
quIrud .u ,by ffih when Vance vaye..
I'd
hrouh'ru ON. ......... 08O Ool go Z
Chietgp ... .......... QUO $50 '0O-s
Eaucrics-N1ncc aud Dcbruy. Jones'
.'h"'cs. Osborne and O'Farrcn
Sunmary--Twu lasc hits. Wheat.
Nau.r Hcaihcotc, High Grimes.
Thrc, base hits Grimes Stolen haacs.
rcur Miller .. Basc ON halls. Jones !.
Vance !. Chccvcs 3 Struck uul by
Ch",'u, !. Vance I. Osborne g.
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Red, I,cat Giants

ClNulNNATi july 80 Thu E,ls
cvcucd the series with the Giants by
winning the fourth game today To .
New York ............ ole Oi0 GOO
Cnruuaii ............ lUl 900 elk
Haderics-D Douglas. Ryan and sn~.
der l;Ncy and HargRvc,
SuWmary-Thrcc base hits Duncan
Mcus. Stolen hases. Buns. pin"ln.
Base IN halls OF Douglas :. struck
Out N} Rixcy T. hy Douglas .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23

A shoe factory employing American
shoe making machinery has recently
been established In Oporto. Portugal,
and shoes on American lines are being
mndc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
BASEBALL RESULTS
West Tons League.

amarillo Z. Ranger /.
Lubbock o.. san Angelo CO
Swcctwaicr ~; Stamford %
Clovis i.i0. Abilene l.2.
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National League.

Chicago e; at Brooklyn g
A. Cincinnati ,. New York >
At Pittsburgh ); Philadelphia :.
AZ 81. Louis .; Boston S.
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Sln Angrln

suunnar, i.un- YORK. Brown. Rob
n-on, scogs.n. Moore. efiots. Scoggin.
siaeslc. fisgg :. sacrifice hits. Earn.
haw Greer. Claiborne ? double plays,
fiailorne 70 scoggin; innings pitched. by
~ re ?. ~ Morgan s. struck out, by
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
Colonies and
SKATERS SPLIT
A DOUBLE BILL.
Special TO The News

STAMFORD. July 22--Tho Colonies
und the SKATERS divided double bin
here today. The Swatters taking tho
first 10 2. The Colonies winning the
second TO !. f1charty was invlnciblc
In tho first and Roy Appleton held the
SKATERS to one hit in the second. Son.
sationsl catches by Dinsmore and Nc.
Elwee featured.
Tho t.ox .coro d., -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
CARDINALS take
FIRST PLACE BY
GAME AND HALF
By Associated Press

ST LOUIS, july 2e.--Thc ST. Louis
Nationals wen, into the league lead Tor
the East timc m more than score OK
years az this pcriDs 90 tn s"ason. 10y
defeating Boston 10 \ today aud by
virtue u New Nurk's defeat by Gin
cinnati The local took today's contest
with AN eighth iuu.ng rally, scoring six
runs and overcoming . rin lead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-23
Wheeler and BIschoif

summary: Two.basc hits Beschcr'
Ndams. White. Griffith. Home runs
stnlna. Bischoff. Hendricks. Sacrifice
hits. Hischoff Base ON balls. OFT
Wheeler I. Struck out. by Wheeler y
Ly Peruvian 4. Time. lij.