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New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
II. A. STATUS VAN DAALEN, Plaintin
VS. GVERZEE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPY
I'D. a. j. KESSLER, n. A. j. KESsL LER
J. LIMBURG--and ROTTERDAM OVER
Defendants, SUMMONS.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN-
DANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
to answer the complaint in this action
and to serve a copy of Your answer, or II
the complaint is not served with this suin-
mons to serve Notice of Appearance on
the Plaintiffs' Attorney witnIn twenty
exclusive OF the day of service. liz case
of your failure to appear or answer. judg
ment will be taken against You by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York, June 30th, 1922.
VICTOR f. GARTZ. Attorney for Plain
tin Office and p o. Address, No. 2 Rector
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City Il
To oVERzEE HANDEL MAATscF AP-
LER and j. LIMBURG.
The foregoing summons is served uncn
you by publication pursuant lo an order OF
Hon. Edward j. McGoldriclS. "a Justice Of
the Supreme Court of the Stata OF New
York. dated the 2sth day OF August 1922,
OF the Clerk of the County OF New York
at the County Court House, IN the Dor
ough of Manhattan. City Counsys and
state of New York. ..he object OF the
above entitled action is To recover danl-
ages for breach OF contract. Il
Dated New Yors August sist. 1922.
tiff. Once and p. Q. Address. No. 2 Rector
street Borough OF Manhat.an. New York
CITY.
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Real Estate N 6 " s
Women Part With East
And West Side Dwellings
Ida ,; Dudley Sells House in
BID Street; Buying in The
Heights Section

Edwin B. Lilly bought from Yda u
Dudley she fve-story dwelling at "a
East Eighty-aecona Street, a7x1oo
G. L. Lawrence bought from Ha,en
r. Renwick the four-ssory dwelling at
14e West seventy-third Street, GOV
1922. -Vs
Formation has been made Of ths IA
West flfty-sixth Street Holdins Con,s
pany vita II. j. and M. pifillips ana
J. Lenahan as directors. through q
Ryan. The property at that loeat;nn
IS 2 four-story dwelling, 22xioo.5. Title
is held by Rebecca Crear.
Annie Coffey sold to Gottlieb Weher
the three-story dwelling ut 116 East
l29th Street, 20.1x9911.
John II. Pierce resold for Jacob
Goodman 100 Edgecomb Avenue n
three-story dwelling, 1Sx9o. :
Mary l.. Mullin sold the tbree-s torv
dwelling at All West 14sth Street an
lot 20xaf7, between st. Nicholas and
Convent avenues. The new owner j :
Helena Farming, who was represented
by Leon Burkes, attorney.
b. ii. Cushman sold the three-storv
dwelling at 5S2 West 14sth Street, 1gx
100. = = :,
Matilda T, Bunck sold to LORNA z.
Mcconnell the three story dwelling at
o5a West 162d Street, 18x9911.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
ArAIsrMENTs TO LEr-UNFuRNIsHEl

l36 EAST 9th ST.-unusualIy attractive
apartment ON roof; rooms, baths
private terraee Can ,l be seen ~ any time
Murray Hill $3.50,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
suRRoGATEs. NOTICES

WILLIAMS, MARJORIE LIN PURsU.
ance of an order of Honorable John p
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County ,of
New York. notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Marjorie L.
Williams late of the County OF New Fork
deceased. to present the same, with voueh i.
ers thereof, to the subscriber, at hts placs
OF transacting business, at the office. @ 4
Parsons Ciosson & McIivaine, No. Sc wa
liam street. in the borough Of Manhattan.
In the City of New. York, N. ". on on BE.
fore the 18th day of January next .
Dated New York. tho 1sth day of Ju.y
l922. -.
JOSEPH HARVEY LADEW, Executor
torneys for Executor. Office and Post.
ONCE Address. Sc William Street New
vorlr NJ ". S'sf7
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Brooklyn Flats and Dwellings
improvements Cost 500. 600

The A. S. 6. Construction Companr.
just formed through A. J. Appel, has
bought the block front on the west side
Of Fourth Avenue. between Eighty sixth
and Eighty-seventh streets, 160x100, for
Improvement with stores and dwellings,,
the operation to involve about $500 ,000.
The same company purchased the plot,
150x100, at the southwest corner Of
Fourth Avenue and Eighty Street,
on which it plans to erect two elevator
apartment houses of either six or eight
stories, and costing about 100000. j, II.
Schreiner, H. G. Goeber and A. j. Appel
are the directors Of the new company.
Bulkley g. Horton Company sold the
detached residence, 664 East Eighteenth
Street, 5ox1oo, for Charles E. Henry, of
Wilmington, Del.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
aesuits of Auction Sales

lssA,, BY Henry Brady
sis'l ? ! AVE: gs lso. cor l4sa st.
~ a9t $ ~ ~ Sradhurst ave. 11Ss.10x2e,
.E SIN, 81 M sscch sobel ana Freda Kramer
q s@era saa T., ,stsnodge Realty Co ct a'Ii al:
n. M M tisn. ssy, 25s.ss; taxes, tic. s2,7oo !
ss'.sso. a1Sst2Se; to tho piaintin for
n ~, By Joseph p Day
81 81 issxS5a issSa 81, 257 w. n $, s2.s q sth
81 s. lssas lssse.s, t:sty bldg; amt due. gi7'-
~ ~ s.. Also 70 $3.50; to the piaintifi for
4! + sssIbs & II sss, rs sss E 3. 100 " ast ave-
!. s. : iaxss sersp-'ton yard; amt due,
= l;ssss. ae Racine Ct al; sold TO 70 p piaIntiif
lsss,r hy J. II. Mayer.
s,sa 81 ss-s. sa,s 100 9 aiayhower ave.
ss pcs aasxiooa i.rss. Ana spx ieox ar
N 'ssrsnan i !. ~ Weiiraan ave; Sophia
I 81 sss ssas. 81 as7 ssarska Realty Co ct al:
s'ssasir foy $4,000 1900 s'c' ehs9s- So
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Hests Demand for Space
In Pennsylvania Section

IN the lease of the store adjoining
/. sstrance to the Penn Terminal
sasug at 370 Seventh Avenue to Eff
Sf.ards, merchant taiIors, the build
], Il uew completely rented, Arthur
lssein, Who made the lease, an
.,r,.a yesterday. The structure is
.,esT stories high on plot 100000.
"a. other tenants are the Standard
h sslpany Of New York, New York
|assoas Company, J.. G. Penney Com
- National Surety Company, Pru-
ssssI Life Insurance Company, the
TMssa's Compensation Rating
sas. AcGraw-Hill Book Corporation,
|ssssaB Exporter, National Health
cna Educational Films Corpora
IN ID the Magnavox Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
|srIllent Trade
|e,ter Extends
est Of 9th Av.
I, Of Washington SD.
n Church in Both ST.
Tier Over for Site of aaa
Story Loft Structure

wsre taken yesterday for ex-
5 I. *he garment trade center west
80 Avenue. This has been pre-
goyere & Goidenblaurn, opera.
/ 4 "a hnllders, have started the in
'.sor the extension by closing a
81 ! tbe 75-foot property Of the
s..ar saaare M. E. Church, at
80 4 sss west seth Street, as a
!. ,er an eight-st0ry loft building
4. u cr;mm. who negotiated the deal,
g e .bat the lease is for, twenty
10 assss with renewal privileges.
guslness Claims Fine Home
,.arts, of the fne old dwellings
snosassi u ! gton Avenue is passing for
ms beA;ns s,rnrayosy,f. sux The deal in
axss s,.sSs me four-story and basement E a,.
nss @ AZ the northwest corner OF oix-
Wy ls.s' as ssrsst owned by j. v. A. DAVIS,
-islea . lssns Sss Il hsins, 1hsassd for twenty
q y Mls1r., ~ il I reported net rental OF
e ~ ssa snn,,r, to Interests which
wv .pss IS. ssaIlssiorf 5of stores in the
u n.,sv sss The h6ases fronts 4o.5 feet
sg.i sss q aysnte and 70 feet on the street.
4 4 opposite 81. Vincent Ferrer X. G.
.Hcb.
Bank Buys on East Side
n. peaI Estate Management Com
4 sold for the J. j. McComb estate
,srss.story business building at
sortheast corner of Avenue c and
Esth Street to the Public National
+. The building will be altered
4 spring and used by the bank as
|aneh.
Sale in Lenox Avenue
so5win & Goodwin, Inc, sold to II.
Fam & Goodwin, Inc, sold to H.
b Tenoy Avenue, 19x75. After ex-
faye alterations the new owner will
d / for his own business.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Concern Buys
In Long Island CITY

he Roman Callman Company has
laa for the Long Island City Building
asyany, Inc, the factory and Office
sgang on Prospect Street, at the
saige Plaza station, Long Island City,
b frank B, Lasette, plumbing and
asaag contractor. This sale, together
sa the construction of the ware
hassfor the Wa!worth Manufacturing
csttggsay on Jackson Avenue is evi-
aia hat large metal using concerns
4 Il Msing in Long Island CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
'ales Of Columbia Leaseholds

- ,afes Columbia College leaseholds
ssJ passed to new control. Frank
asss i. =. SOLD to Anthony A. Soma the
'.st ';sstIs'oFy dwelling at 65 West Forty
I,s.ss..ee Is,a s.s.fees llx100,5. The Bentrop
~ |ssiptason purchased from Robert G.
rslss and John NJ. Dickinson the
I,..s Ss..ss'ory ny dwelling at IL West Forty
sya WIZ sstreet, 25x100.5, and from Eliza
i, shIe the four story house at 90
& s. i. fofty-elghth Street. 22x100.5.
h h s;e salse houses are between Fifth
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Store il Hotel Grand Leased

aa5 Aspiro & Co. leased the cor
ssr ssfs in the Hotel Grand at the
Il9tsast corner of Broadway and
lNFar'tStreet to Casper Bloom, for
sEes retail clothes shop.
d Haggstrom- Callem Company
s'.s ior. five years the building at
Y I. Vest Thirty-ninth Street to Louis
ssala Birdsall & Co, Inc, rented
ss1st asEast Twenty-frst Street to
~ Z Lang, Inc; ia Franklin Street
u Shutter Textile Company, and at
'fafk Place to the II. w. Evans Com
~
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
F0sIOhice for Flushing

|sslaisn, Terry & johnson, Inc, of
N s'S.g, s.g have sold plot 50x90 on Lo-
E.,sss ssslSset, Flushing, on which will be
n ~ g new postoffice building. The
\ !. p,l.so M soid for Fisculli & Wright TO
g,asie gs.ssaie Construction Corporation,
s sesrrhattan. The Triangle Construc-
bsd,9 dsG9mpany, of Yonkers, has been
Ssu rne contract to erect a three
,.sgn Mlek building on the site. 1t will
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
sailes in Apartments Leased

, iss Brown Wheelock Harris, Vought
% leased apartments at 427 Park
1I'aM, TO $. L. Miller; at 423 Park
''Isnae, to G. Thoms; at 25S Riverside
sli, stiIs, p {. G. Seymour; at 90 East
!. ss1aIy-shlrd | Street, TO M. W. Goodwin;
:. East forty-eighth Street, to G.. c..
ia1er and an apartment and office at
Eten ~ A'' " "'oi "en
,s.. a.0ert 3, Ashforth, Inc, has leased
'xsSsaM ~ csM at S53 Seventh Avenue, to
4 - sl0n1sl, and at 1155 Park Avenue,
Ionn MePike Karesev
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Big Tobacco Warehouse
To Be Erected ON West {

The Consolidated Gas Company HAS
passed title to plot 75x181 at the
southeast corner of Twelfth Avenue
and Forty-ffth Street to the Republic
Storage Company, Inc. 1t will be i'm
proved with a nine-story warehouse
Tor the storage of tobacco. Joseph P,
Day, Inc, and S. G. Holt. of .Fenimore
c. Goode Company, negotiated the deal.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Hearst Leases ON Frankfart G.

The Star Company. which publishes
"The New York American and Eve
ming Journal" has leased SO Frankfort
Street from Jesse F. Rosenfeld. Inc
The company recently secured the.
building adjoining at 55 and. 81.
Huberth & Huberth negotiated the
deal. eatr
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
REAL EsTArE--.sALE OR RENT
Long Island

HANDSOME "PRE-WAR BUILT sTUCCo
dwelling and garage, every Improvement.
On large corner plot, near Lakes and
Country Club Fine garden fruit and
Only S13,5o0 Possession and terms ar
ranged. Also other attractive ailyear
homes very reasonable. ~ b. g. II. w.
Ackerson, Brghtwaters L. L.. and &c Court
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Sell i'm Boston Road

! ~ . Metngold Realty and Construc-
! sssompany sold to Alexander PERL
81 ~ w one-story building, with
.ssofs5, at the southeast corner
i aisssosn issssn Road and Minford Place,
s,.a7x s,..s7x irregular. The selling
/ ss s.ast secured the site last October
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Cleveland Woman Buys
jackson Heights Apartment

Mrs. Claire E. Stevens, formerly d
resident of Cleveland, where her hus-
band is a real estate operator, has
purchased an elevator garden apartment
at lab Twenty second Street Hampton
Court), Jackson Heights.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

LARcHMONT

sTUOCo HOUSE, NINE ROOMS two
BATHS: fine condition. beautiful grounds .
Convenient location S22,5o9, terms aiso
attractive Colonial house. seven rooms.
bath garage; large pio. ilns location I.s !:
only $4,000. LOUIS r. MILLER, AZ Post
Road, Larchmont. Tel. 685.
Seasons Bargain-LARCHsfON MANOR.
Step to beach; beautifully shaded cor
ner handicapped garden, two-car garage.
quarters: five master bedrooms. three
baths; three malds' and bath; any offer
and terms considered.
Mrs G. NJ Murdoch.
40 Post Read. Phone Lerchmont 42a.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
OWN YOUR OWN HOME.

26 minutes out OF Penn. Station in Marathon
Park Little Neck. Newly completed homes
with all improvements; Restricted locality
ne, r tation;' excellent con.muting service.
" ondeIful location for doctor $1,000 to
Sl4, 900. Easy terms. Bayside 1853, or,
~ JOHN. M. RIEHLE, .
ir6S William Street .- John 4343
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
Brokers in 32d ST. Deal

! Spots & Starr were the brokers in
the recent sale of the twelve-story loft
at 44 to so East Thirty Street
for Paul Herzog to the Fairchild Realty
Company
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

~ ~. Street Fla. for Investor
il = 4. 2. 4 Herbert v. Dixie have
ss.sts Ernest Leins, to a client, for
al eSsas, 4S0 West Twenty fifth
AZ, six-story tenement with
-, on plot 25xii)o
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
CREsTwoOD

THIS rs THE HOME you've been dreaming
Of: built of feid stone with walls 20
fnohes thick; windows trimmed With rod
south side; four large bedrooms; large
attic, hot water heat, oak floors. open dre-
place for burning logs copper leaders 70
cutters plot s8xlG0 ROBERT j. SCHIER-
LOII, builder, Scarsdate road. Crestwood
~ "
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
New Owner. i'm Pelham,

Prince & Ripley have sold for Mary
Bajusz her Colonial residence on Wash
ington Avenue, in the Pelhamwood Sec
tion of Pelham.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
pLEAsANTyILLE

NEW house, rooms, bath. all improve
ments: plot 5ox13J; price $500. terms,
j.. Barker, Box 426 pleasantviile, n. Y.
Tel, Pieasantyilie ass-R.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
rop.prNr Ar physrnp

Well furnished house, rooms. garage
location. modern In every re-
spect; Immediate possession; reasonable.
]. Wilson Dayton. Bayslde. Tel Bayside
l641.
ESTATE so ACRES. Il MILE TO BAY, IA
room house, oak floors, open tireplaces
bathrooms, Groom gardeners cottage, 2
orchards, poultry plant; $500. Box IL,
Shelter Island, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
sCARsDaIE

EIGHT-R0OM. new Dutch Colonial clap.
heat, 2-car garage, plot 50x1No. cold stor-
age ra5m; laundry In cellar; si7500. terms
yieiberth Boulevard Bell St. Arthur Manor
Phone Tia.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
AUCTION SALES

Merchants & Manufacturers Exchange @
of N. Y. 4s0 Lex. ave- Tel. Wand 73oa
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

YONKERs--35 minutes out. restricted
section. seonms tiled hatlG oak hoors,
steam heat, porch, open fireplace; $4,000.
terms r. M, Reilly. Owner, 7f0 First ay.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry. Etc.
Miscellaneous

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
Advice FREQ. Bennett, 172 B'way. ed door.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
su WHSTCHESTEP Aa
SALE ORR RENT AM1R
NEW KOCHELLi.

Beacbment Park. Y -acre corner plot. II
rooms, baths. living room isxa9. 4
hreplaces, 2.car garage, 20 old shade
tsees. offered at reduced price $4,000.
Olcott &c Rggei. 81 E. I'D St, n. X Tel,
Murray Hili 2a29,
Bargain. In beautiful Pelham Manor,
frame house. il rooms, 3 baths, hot
water heat. Price only $4,000 Easy
terms MIS-. Edmund w Bodine, 470
Main St. New Rochelle Tel, s4S New
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
YoNKERs

containing 15 rooms. 3 baths extra soilet.s
iavatory, &c,s,s car garage; billiard room
and bowling alleys; price S35. 600; plot 20x
l65 feet, overlooking Hudson and Palisades
Apply @. A. Carroll, = East 43d III. Murray
Hill 3377
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

STAMP COLLECTIoN--14 1000. superb. in
ten loose-leaf albums catalogued, s5, 900.
Address II. James, Colonial Hotel York Pa
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13

PARK Ay, $40 Corner S1stl--Elegantly
furnished sunny rooms, two baths;
Sc. 800 yearly; rooms. bath, $2.4o0.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-13
MORTGAGE MONEY!
APARTMENTS TO LET--FURNIsHEp
Manhattan

S5TH ST (Riverside Drive: also Broad
way, 91st st.5--2 3, 6, rooms; every
thing new; immediate possession. Call at
2466. Broadway. s1st ST.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-04
.DALHART COMING
FOR GAME WITH
LOCALS SATURDAY

Their et.. Hls team Boa the world
Tint BE- wrfU.at of winning BE- is Dial.
hart Reports from thlt cts yesterday
miiclt. fHt they intend 20 come down
and aterls EVERY defeat they have sui.
Tered from Amarillo in the past four
years They think they have the best
team THAT ever trott,d forth on the
rid.|0n and perfect right they have
nc Hat hut there are lots II people
here in Amarillo who can't see things
in the ~mr hph' that the people from
Dalh3rt do There Is no argument TO
b. Amarillo has the greatest team In
peer career and even u Dalhart does
have wonder club they had better
watch these Saudics The boys that
fight for thc Gold and BLACK have a
powerful kick 90 them and IL the line
wliI just hold It's own the Amarillo
fans can rrly on Johnny Anderson
Bu f.r kaufman. Guy Had.n Ray
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-04

Reeder and 1911 Dawson 20 cnrry the
oval across ion the necessary counts.
The Amarillo high school band viii
make IT, initial appearance before the
citizens Of Amarillo saturday afternoon.
both 10 the street parade and AZ the
game This band is under the direction
a. Mrs Dana y Harmon. The person
mel OF this oretuizatlOn j. composed
Of high students with the assistance
OF two member, of the faculty. Every
one has had experience in either hands
or 0rchestras -0 he people can expect
20 hear real sulppy music.
The school authorities wish to thank
m public for the way they are re-.
spending 10 high school athletics since
the appeal was made yesterday and
every member 0i the Golden SANDSTONE
football team has pledged himself TO
bring an the honor thar clean sports.
men can 90 both the school they repre-.
sent and the town that supports them.
The Golden S4udstorm doesn't ask a
single merchant 10 close his store for
one minute Saturday. but they DO ask
tn managers OF the different firms to
have a rcpres utative out az Blv.ns
Playground Saturday afternoon az $50.
. lf makes Dor of difference 10 hoy
% have some one 10 come up and pat
/ him 900 the back and tell him that they
lr, Tor him Goo tie last. somehow Il
JUST makes M Young fellow work hard.
.r Zoo deliver because he believes that
.0u have confidence In him. So when
| won see one o. the Sandies tell him just
/ how much you think he Is capable OF
doing then come out saturday afternoon
and watch him deliver. Let's go. Anna.
/ rllo. and turn out en- masse. Let AS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-04
Ground Broken for
Annex to be Built
By Baptist Church

Work was started Yesterday on the
i,V annex To the First Baptist Church
The work ls heinz done by day labor
instead ~ on the contract basis
Tho annex VIII be- TWO stories and will
have - rooms Two win be- large
rooms % be- used for assemblies and
thc remainder vii be- class rooms.
The building win be- temporary
structure, but when finished viii cost
about $4,000. "a member ~ the building
committee sid yesterday. II Is expected
th, building viii bee completed the latter
part ~ October
tn, frame structure Is being con.
strucicd on the north side OF the rear
l. of the main church. and is about sey.
en frei from tho church building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-04
MARVEL BOARD
TO Give GAMES
AT The DEANDI

Commencing with tOdays game. the
peanM Theatre win play every game
Ia the World Series between IN, New
York Giants and New York Yankees.
III IS doubtful u there is another base.
BAH bori used that rcproduce- the
plays with the detail. that the marvel
PLAYER boJrd does. which Is used cN.
.cmNyely az the Deandi
\ special l,as,d Western Union Wire
s run into the theatre and IN, plays
VIII be- made within few minutes after
they are actually made on the grounds
In New York
The D,and management states that
smoking will hc permitted IN tho thea
ire during the games. bat that proper
ventilation has been arranged. So that
tho smoke wall not De- offensive Co the
ladies' who are Also cordially invited
I q" attend The admission prices will hc
q" ior adults and 2Oc for children
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-04
Sporting News While
ItsCood to Read
OKLAHOMA A. & N. CLUB WILL
Meet NORMAL BUFFELOES ON
LATTER'S GROUND SATURDAY

Iof the season Sluta I.. H1und guard
from Hamilton wlI be- n his place CAP.
tain Furon got O. bone broken In ha
hand hui doctors think that he viii b.
able Co start The game E.l Moose Iud
SON the speedy halfhack received "a 81,
we're bruto ca his shoulder IN tt.
Wayhud gam, but viii ls able 10 b. n
the l.re up Friday
The defeat esty tho bog coach .
chance tu SOC tu. weak places IN h.e
uno up d. ALSO had @ chance 10 s..
1 number oI ness men boo action. and
Uill probably hfst % different. bunch
n1m th. Dups hiatt started the gam.
last s'.t %, states that his men viI
%, a' 500 In. "a victory bon they viii
u0t faEr Hnt chances 900 lrtting tho
bows from G.pdw'H CARRY away the
tI.t..0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-04

md Mulvey and X. Williams singled
George Bocbler. Tulsas pitching ace.
raueved Danforth and held the Bears
sp1reless from then on.
Tulsa outhI Mobile 10 10 8. but this
ldvantage was neutralized by poor lase
running ON two occasions Tulsa run.
atrs were caught OFF bases and run
down.
The teams left tonight for Mobile
where The series will b. resumed Thurs.
i1y a. continue until one team wins
our games The game was played here
q order 20 break tho long Jump from
Tulaa o. Mobile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-04

IIUWo runs. UaFIH X. WIlImms Two
ta.r hts. Stuart Danfmth Stolen
bases Niehoff Sacrifice hits. HUM.
Thompson. DAVIS. Iiase on halls. OF
Acosta /. Henry !, Danforth /. Boehler
+ struck CUT by Henry .. Danforth
. BOehlcr g Hit by pitcher. Danforth
Il 10 Wllnmsl. Henry ! Thompson.
Lctt on bases. Tulsa b. Mobile 4. Pitch
ine record. Aoosta runs. hits. in.
nings. Henry. run. = hits. 10 innings
Danforth, runs. hits. 8 innings
Boehler 3 hits. inings Double plays
Niehoff to Cueto 10 HUM. Lamb %
Crosby. Time 24o Umpires. Ormby
Brennan and Holmes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-04

CANYON Got 3-The mst football
eleven representa-. the Junior A. q NJ.
college % GOodw,u pka win invade
the rang Of mo Buffalo herd Friday,
October g Tor game uu the local grid.
iron Reports SHOW that tue A. a NJ
boys have complcteiy smoihrrcd two
fast high school teams bar this viii be-
their frat taste 0f real Dpi"E. football
Tor this season ON fne other hand the
Buffaloa.s are lust ocofHriuE from an
"a 70 . defeat a. the hands % fhc Way.
land Jackrabbits and Will hH In good
shape fof me CLASH Friday Tho Eufn.
l0ss came our of ih' Rabbi. affay w.fh
q number OF slight injuries hut lI viii
be- able % enter OBJ, same except Tan
caster The blk is5 pound guard "ho pol.
oelved broken collar bone and will
probably be- out % ihe gam, thr rest