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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
PALACE OF DREAMS
Was Given at Church of the Good
Shepherd Last Evening.

"The Palace of Dreams a Christ
mas fantasy, was given by the children
of the Church Of the Good Shepherd,
under the direction of Mrs. James
Even, on Thursday evening and was
greatly enjoyed by all who witnessed
it. The costumes, lighting effects and
acting of the children were exception
ally good and reflected great credit on
Mrs. Even and those who helped her.
The following were the children in
the cast: American boys, Belmont
Foster, Stathes Maniatty, George EN-
erson; American girls, Winona Lille,
Catherine Maniatty, Frances Foster;
Swedish boy, Philip Craig; Swedish
girl, Eleanor Clark; English boy, Les
ter Craig; Italian boy, Philip Mani
atty; Italian girl, Tisbe Zorzi; Dutch
boy, Edward, Halyosa; fairy godmoth-
er, Eloise McGlafiin; fairy of pleasant
dreams, Violet Halvosa; fairy of kind
thoughts, Loreen Black; other dream
fairies. Irene Dale, Hazel Watkins;
frost spirits, Everett Ccrbett, Frank
Ennis, Albert Black, Billie Marsh;
flowers, Marjorie Clark, Marjorie Hen
derson, Gwendolyn Henderson, Dorothy
Marsh, Lorna Corbett, Euh Bruce, Vel
ma Phillips, Janet Clark, Elizabeth
Clark, Elizabeth Foster; butterflies.
Kennan Duncan, Richard Clark, Harold
Black; an angel, Sarah Sector; the
Madonna. Maxine Emersoni shepherds,
William Halvosa, Harry Young, Speros
Maniatty; wise men. James Shannon,
Stathes Maniatty, George Robins; or
phans, Mary Maniatty, Minnie Rennie,
William Lille.
The play closed with the arrival of
Santa Claus, Frank w. Robinson, who
had something for everyone, includinga
purse of gold for the rector.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
sHIFTER HIT FREIGHT TRAIN.
Debris Then Blocked Traffic Near
Salem Station.

Salem, Mass, Dec. 29,--For the sec
ond successive day, traffic on the Bos.
ton and Maine railroad was blocked
for a time by minor accident near
the Salem station early to-day. A
shifting engine struck a ear of a
freight train knocking the forward
trucks off the rails. WreclSers worked
for two hours before the tracks were
cleared.
Street car traffic between this city
and Danversr was tied up by the
heavy snow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
AGED WOMAN
DIED In FIRE
Mrs. Sarah P. Comerford's
Body Found in the
Ruins
TILTON N. H. HOUSE
WYs DESTROYED
Woman 5ived Alone and
Peris 3 With No Help
2 Near

Tiltoni = H., Dec. 20, -Investiga-
tors, heas--- by Deputy Sheriff o. A.
Plummer, to-day found in the ruins
of her home the burned body of Mrs.
Sarah p Comerford, SO.
The woman, who lived alone two
miles outside the village, was burned
to death when the house was destroyed
last night. Friends believe a defective
chimney ignited the house when heavy
snow and high wind made necessary an
unusually hot fire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
FORD BUYS TIMBER.
Acquires About 10000 Acres In North
en Michigan.

Detroit, Dec. 29.-Purchase Of Henry
Ford of approximately 10000 acres Of
timberiand in Barsga and adjacent
counties in northern Michigan was re-
ported here last night With the
timberisnd Mr. Ford Is to take over
about 100000 feet of manufactured
lumber and the mill Of the Stearns and
Culver company at LAnse, it was said.
EAnse, once a busy lake port on
Keweenaw hay, win aCord a shipping
outlet to the Detroit factories Of the
Ford company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
NORTHFIELD

Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Holden, Mrs.
Lizzie PIastridge and son, Theron, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Holden and family
were in Montpelier over Christmas,
g,ests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Wilson and daugh-
ter. Miss Mary, of Groton. were Christ.
mas visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Hill
Miss Ruth Foster and brother, Ralph
Foster. Of Stowe are spending the week
IN town, guests at the home OF their
aunt, Mrs. John Croney.
Miss Ruth Foster and brother, Ralph
Foster, Of Stowe are spending the week
in town, guests at the home Of their
aunt. Mrs. John Croney.
Miss Margaret Flynn Of Albany, y.
Y, is spending the holidays IN town,
a guest at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
George Philip. Mrs. Jane Philip OF
Barre was a Christmas guest at the
home of her son, George Philip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and
daughter of Ashland. n. H, have been
spending the past week at the home
Of Mr. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Smith.
A daughter. Pauline Evelyn, was
born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
McCarty, grandmother of Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Mccarthy Of Northheld Falls.
william Morrice of Philadelphia is
at his home in town for the holidays.
Miss Ruth Shaw of Columbia uni
versity. New York City, is spending
the holidays with her parents. Profes-
sor and Mrs. Ethan Allen Shaw.
Hon. Frank Plumley left this week
for Pittsburg, where he is 20 visit his
daughter, Mrs. Homer Flint, and fam
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswaldo Cabrini of
Northampton, Mass, were in town for
Christmas. guests at the home Of her
mother. Mrs. Mary Broggi-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook and Mrs.
NJ. B. Cashen Of Greenfield, Mas, were
in town for Christmas, guests at the
home Of their mother, Mrs. John Nc
Grath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean S. Sibley are
spending the holidays AZ Mrs. Sibleys
former home in Buffalo, " Y.
Lawrence Powers. who was 81 his /
home in tc--n for Christmas. has re-
turned "a. Springfield, Mass.
Miss Edola sheldon has closed her
home on Highland avenue and gone 20
Medford, Mass. to sPend the remainder !
u the winter with relatives
Rev. ". G. Mann, pastor Of the local
Universalist church. vas called 10 Graf
ton. Mass. the first Of the week by the
death Of relative.
The carol singers. under TIE direc-
lion q Mrs. III. A. Whitney, instructor
~ music st the Northfeld hirh school.
visited the homes Of many on Chrisf-
mas eve. and sauE carols very sweet
.v. The sinrcrs were members of ths
sirh srhool and their music was very
nurh APPRECIATED u tie homes uhcre
.hey VISITED
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
HIGHWAYS DRIFTED.
After Great FAN of Of Snow Came In
New York.

Albany, ~ Y, Dec. 2a.-The second
snow storm of'-the season beginning
night and continuing this
covered eastern and northern
New York with n wintry mantle. cur
tailed motor traffic and delayed rail
road travel. The snow ranged in depth
from two 10 twelve inches. while high
winds had drifted the highways to
greater depths.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
ALLIES TO co OYER
REPAR4TIONS ACAIN
May Take a Week or Two Weeks to
Complete the Discussion at
Paris.

Paris, Dee. 20 tBy the Associated
Press) .--As result of exchanges Of
views since the London meeting of the
premiers, the allies have decided to go
over the entire question of reparations
in detail at the Paris conference to
begin next Tuesday. II is expected now
in official circles that it will require
at least week and perhaps two weeks
to complete the discussion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
FOREST LAND TAXATION.


Boston, Dec. pa change in the
New York state law so that the same
principle of taxation that is applied to
agricultural lands would be supplied
to forest lands was advocated by Cliff
ford X. Pettes, superintendent of state
forests for New York state, in paper
prepared for to-day's session of the
Society of American Foresters. He
pointed out that growing forest was
crop, but that at present forest
crops were assessed while farm crops
were not assessed
He urged that forest lands should
be assessed and taxed only upon the
land value, exclusive of the growing Of
wood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
The Worm Turns.

~Mrs. Peckton talks 81 entering .
larger sphere Of usefulness
~Doos she contemplate . political
careerf-
Yes, and that brought forth an
ultimatum from Mr.. Peckton. he
told her he had been an obedient hus-
band ever since the preacher spoke the
fatcful words that made them man
and wife. but she needn't expect him
% 20 around handing ouf hsr can
raiar cards. He'd die frst- -Birm-
inrham Agc Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
STREET CARS HALTED.
And Steam Trains in and Out Of Ban
gor Delayed.

Bangor. Me, Dec. 29.-Street car
service was paralyzed, trains on both
the Maine Central and Bangor and
Aroostook railroads were anywhere
from an hour 10 eight hours late and
traffic generally was hsmpered by the
blizzard which struck this section last
night.
A high wind piled the snow into
drifts many feet deep and both rail
road and electric roads resorted to
rotary plows 20 open their lines Of
traffic. The temperature stood at ten
above zero during the night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
SIX MILES IN : HOURS.
In Motor Car Journey Through New
Hampshire Drifts.

Concord. y. n, Dec. 29.-Trains
from the northe we're from one 70 four
i-ours late IN reaching this city this
morning. tracks being blocked with
snau. Highways were drifted deep
and four hours were consumed in 9
motor car jouruey from Hopkinton %
Corrord. = disiance 81 six miles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
CONSIDERATION JAN. IS.
For Bishop-elect DR.. Alexander Mann
of Pittsburgh.

Boston, Dec. 29,-Dr. Alexander
Mann, bishcp-eIect of the Episcopal
diocese of Pittsburgh, will be conse-
Grated on January 25, according to
letter received from the chairman of
the nominating committee and made
public to-day. Bishop Tuttle of
Missouri, presiding bishop of the
church in the United States, will be
the consecrating bishop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29

MrS Nounghride just back from
honsymoon l-roor Bertie vas - en-
barrassed when we vent 70 the hotsi.
what Do you suppose b. sad 70 the
sisrkf ! thonrh ia die He sid. ia
Ike e rcom uifh . wifs for uy.slf ant
i.1ih. Bosfou Tra1seigt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29
EIGHT HURT IN CLEVELAND.
And Damage of ssoc,ooo Done BY
Storm.

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 29,-Eight per-
sons injured here, damage to the Ohio
Telephone company estimated by Of
ficials at more than 100000; tenn
porary demoralization of vehicular,
street car and interrurban traffic, and
interrupted train service resulted YES.
terday from heavy sleet and
snow storm which swept over north
eastern Ohio.
Several persons are in hospitals as
the result OF benig struck by skidding
on the icy pavement
while many Others received minor in.
juries by falling on slippery sidewalks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-29

He-what do you want for Christ-
uasf
She--Nothing. but 7 Warn yua TIl ~
tissppoinfcd II that's shat get
e0ston Transcripts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
SHAMR0Ck'S ON RAMPAGE:
BEATS WHEELER 20 TO 2
specIaIto The Nsr

SHAMROCK Tkas Nl1 81 Tn q
hit and run game H,rs SUNDAY sham
lr",t came mean h,udH- 'u. N1,-,e.
min son., egg Nu,r Do. ..pry stood
292 Wheeler setting .trr $500 rNH
ON error. iu the eighth u1m' 900. lo
cal bunch boo Morgan 10 N.u n..irp .u,
four home runs and 60 rfs Wrls,r bon
sx times to tu. platter s. a.. singles
Reached Ur-' u1 tu r.I. and pHlri
ont three Hnu.r Tuu- PA. center N.ld Ir
lhi- last three TRIALS wish ,H. slick
Britt huu'k,I , hom. H loo fHr righih
inning Lri- sp' fu.. hf. ,ut ,f -lN
| times Co. Pat other ~hsmo.h phf,rs
shared almost equally r bits and nuns
M'ss"r received spl.ulId Support. ,nl
held Wheeler 600 fhfrr u.ts Craig re.
lived bon the seventh and H..l .h. locals
o. one hom, rau and irU u.r, s,oI,s
Last SUNDAY shamrock defeated
Canadian. m nH,b gam, carlton
knocked tvu Hou, un- ~htu..s BE-
playing good hau fb.s season and the
team viii be considerably strengthened
with the addition of George aud oscar
Close. who arrive tn.s week irm Car
endou college Th. f.li- f.. wanting
stronger team, O., battle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01

Wow Boom. rih team
The old skyrocke' yell this afternoon
win be- the signal flr the hardest iight
over seen on a diamond in this part Oh
Texas The two greatest Scholastic
baseball teams In III the state. having
held back day on account Of the ram
are in their finest trim for This after
Moons contest. Both the Paris and
Amarillo boys ARE well rested for the
scrap. with al tho energy in the world
ready 10 be- lOOsod al o'clock when the
umpire calls "Play
The eyes OF Texas are upon Amarillo
today, anx!ously awaiting The outcome
For not only Is this matter ~ intens"
interest to Amarillo people themselves.
but Il concerns every town That has a
high school In this state.
1 And ~ intense is the interest here
that the business Meu- Association
has asked Ia members 90 allow es many
as possible OF their employees 90 attend
the game. number Of stores viii be
closed: and every single person In Anna
lrillo that cares darn about his school
is going to be at the hall park this aft.
ornoon.
That two great teams. with a fun
seasons training behind them, two 81
the host coaches In the state backing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
FAITHFUL CHURCHG0ERS
PRAISED BY REV. SMITH

IN, meeting of the church of Christ
m their church house corner Ut Tenth
land llmD. continue, with undated
interest Rain and Do,lu,ss OF the
weather seeming mo-, Co have any effect
uu the Attendance Elder Smith remark.
ing "a the L,ithmln,ss Of the Amarillo
people tU the services m spite ut un.
lpromising weather conditions The sub.
iorts tor yesterday were 40 the morning
hour. "rho Golden Eul," at y O'Clock.
'Thc SN Bauti-ms of jbc Bible and the
ono. Large audiences heard both and
confession and baptism followed both.
Announcement Was made ~ bat two
Imornug services for tA, week. those OF
. Ihursday aud Friday mornings with
might meetings Thursday. Friday and
saturday and the meeting closing on
sunday at The evening hour Accord.
I ing % reports O. do, members mum.
Der more are expected to make the con.
trssion aud bo added to the church be.
fore the close of this protractcd effort.
The Great Commission" win be- tho
subject tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
WILL The SANDSTONE EMERGE
Texas CHAMPION? TODAY Tells

them. and the championship % Texas
awaiting the winner. can play pure
baseball was shown Tuesday To-day
with the Gun pitching staff II each
club in trim as well as the rest Of the
members. a record breaking fight 20 the
bitter end BE- expected.
The Paris ace. Crawford. will be- in
thu box today opposing Crawford with
AN The determination for which the
Amarillo captain H. so famous will bo
kellus Turner Kelly. acclaimed Anna.
rillo HIS greatest pitcher. fights for
To. last time on q high school team
before going away to college Aud ready
90 back VI Kpl are Branch Anderson.
tine old southpaw standby. and Teddy
NiDkhus. who earned reputation as a
star pitcher last Tuesday All three are
rearing 90 go.
Dope is rapidly being exchanged be.
tween fans The cold weather may be
against the visitors. co. the difference in
altitude may affect things. anything to
add Go Amarllos hopes But they all
realize that IN the end b means that the
real champion will win-th, team with
the most brains. skill and determine.
ton The team with the most ability "a
play the graudest old game on earth,
Iwil Doe the Texas champion tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
gNwvW While DDENETC'D DACE
l. L

pasture e. reached. II N then moved
back 10 the other end and the other side
of the river Is worked Tho wagon
works .n this pasture all winter long.
Three cowboys stay az Croton camp All
81 the time and Il Is their duty 10
brand all calves found In the pasture.
some ~ these old steers have be-
come So wise thar 81 y almost impossi'
Ole 90 turn them on @ horse. The fore
man told me- that whenever ] rupcd "a
steer to try Go KIN him as II is necessary
10 temporarily s;un the animal in or.
den that thcy may be- handled After
being tied 90 trc, for day on two.
and bv the WAY. one inch ropes are
used tor this purpose, the steers Oft
times are hohbl,d thrown in with a
gentle bunch 90 Itll. aud moved TO a
cornl where they are dehorucd by
this time they are coWod 90 such an
extent that they Ire comparatively
,asy to handle
The catching uf these cattle presents
problem that Is puzzliug even 90 IN,
MdlddOr LAM ana 'All' tuNlhh3 out
81 the largest cattle outfits left in th,
wortl. branding ass they do more thar
- 900 calves year As soon as Oh,
wild cattle are taken out, the range will
be- restockcu with gentle cattle. DOM
get the idea that these cattle are OF the
old Mexico &c longhorn type. Tor the,
are not The Matddor herd of cattle b.
recognized as one of the best IN tn
United States and these outlaws az,
mghgrade animals that have presum
ably answered the call 81 the wild.
MIR. Barnard states that range con
dilions In his section are EXCEPTIONAL,
enc and that there viii bc q large mum
Der q iat cattlc IN tht section cart,
! 100 the s.aim,r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
Our 1922 Sport Page Will
Be Better Than Ever

the first three years the necessary
funds probably could Dee supplied from
interest on the refunded foreign debt.
AZ now drafted the bill h. simply
charge against the federal treasury
Present plans Cor calling up the
bonus bin IN the Senate are indefinite
The bonus bill j. certain Ia lead to a
long fight In the Senate. The Democrats
express themselves as not az all pleased
with It's present form and have indicat.
ed that they viii have number OF
amendments 20 offer
Under the hill as the senate will re.
Delvc IL The amount 81 compensation
credit for veterans viii bc computed on
the length oi service less the so bonus
paid the men al the time OF their dis.
charge from the service. hat would not
exceed son for those who had only do.
mrsti, service and $500 Tor those who
gave service overseas \ cash bonus
would bee paid only to those veterans
whose total credit did not exceed $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
Browps Are lictors.
uy Ns.scial-si Pres .,

ST Lotus n b. il--The final aime
Of the series vent 60 the Browns here
today tu .. alter Dluss had been driv.
an from the mound by timely hitting OF.
lacks shorten took Tohus place iu the
fielding and batting position. the la.
ter having been suspended Indefinitely
due 90 arguments in the second Dccora
zion Day game
Score by innings R.H. T.
Detroit ......... 900 2Oi 0O2-5 ~ {
| 81 Louis ........ $50 OiO COY 10 .
Battrrics-D3uss. Johnson aud Bass
lcr Nopdall. Van Glider Pruitt and
SEVERED
Summar, -Two-base hits Ellcrbe
McManus. Flagstead Thrcc-hasc hit
Shorten. Williams. Rigney Stolen base
Jones Base on balls Dauss .. Van GU
der g. Struck out. Dauss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
Exporters Win.


BEAUMONT. Nav 81 beaumont
combined hits with the wildncss Of Dial.
Dos p.l.Hr.s and won the second game
40 the series here today, 90 Q 90 g. Pug
Allen. home run IN th. second. with
.uo mcn ou bases accounted for all OF
Dallas runs
Ehnu Hill ptcurr roDc'.tly released
o.. Beaumont. was taken on today by
'He Dallas club and started against his
i,I.rr teammates Ills vilducss forced
DIS retirement in the thrd with the
ius ulI and none out
SlUru Dos innings - II T..
Dallas ...,.......O9' 500 OOO--3 .
beaumont Got U,U U3N-9 II
B5ituu,s T. nan Siglor ana Wheat.
ruJkclsou and Anderson
summary Sacrifice HIT Brennan
Two hase hit Ellington Torkelson.
uUm, uu Alien Double play. T.. ililI
O.. S.ps Allen 60 Wheat Innings
.st. bed ut D. Hu uDour out in third.
u, ~,gtr Hits and runs oft l.. Hll
b dr. Du or siglcr 3 hits s runs.
str.c, Mt Iy Turk,lsou g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
ODD FELLOWS TO MEET
HERE AGAIN NEXT YEAR
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE

pastor Dalhart Baptist Church. Rev.
A. Davidson. pastor Dalhart Motho.
oist Church, Rev. Paul A. JOY. pastor
Presbyterian Church. J. W Jennings.
LOWS Dr 80 W Cunningham Anna
u.lu pr A J. caldwell Amarillo.
The latter declared that DO odd Eel.
ivV~ and persons belonging 90 churches
h..1 up tu fh,ir NuN. that there would
%, turned loose t,rr.n. fore, ful u,l,p
Foo tl. world Tho Canton Drum CORPS
under rhr leadership ~ :. G. Bgrdiuc.
SANG several songs
Following rho banquet the degree ~
uhnlrN was conferred upon e. n
MCPHERSON at the ". o. ". han Nv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
PAINTERS NOSE
OUT SANDCRABS
EVENING SERIES
By .s,ed Pre-,

~ Aftu. iai'a ttUs
GALVESTON. May 3l-Fort Worth
syenrd 400 The series today by hitting
knight tmel, and taking advantage
90 C4I.r.t,nr errors After Dist.l had
doubled aud Connolly hit home run
u il, NINTH Warntrl relieved Whit
bt.i ud disposed Of the next three
ba.t.it 100 ORDER. striking out two.
Soon. Dds innings T. II. T..
Font Worth .... O4O O02 1907 . 0
Galveston .. 200 400 0O2-G II ,
ElftDpt Whitaker Wuchtcl and
II Nou, knight and Griffith.
Summary Two. base hit Hoffman
Co,mhs Dist,l q. Muusou. Home
run CuaoI. Inning pitched 6y Whit
taE.l wn, ouf 900 NINTH runs II
bits SuuD, ut D. Knight o. by Whit.
take. g. h W1,h,el @ Double play.
D.sl 20 Connolly 90 Eibel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
Angelo Rally Wins.
Special to The News

Special 10 The News
SAN ANGELO. May ai.-Traillne
sev-n 10 four in the ninth inning today.
san Angelo staged a thrilling rally that
ne,tcd four scores and defeated Sweet.
water eight 10 seven. after two were
out. Singles by Butler. Greer aud Bad.
ger. Robinson's triple and Scoggins
walk turned the trick. WORD until the
ninth had yielded only four scattered
blows, while the SKATERS early hopped
on Niece. who was wild Trammell.
former Sweetwater hurler. finished
the game for tho Rronchos aud held
thu visitors safe while san Angelo
forged FROM behind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
BOSTON AND
WASHINGTON
SPLIT BILL
~ Associated Press

~ Associated Press
BOSTON. MAY 81 .--Washington lest
the first game 90 ~ double heaocr to-
dag with Boston. to 4 but won the
second game. 90 g. Six uncnrucd runs
wcr, made of Johnson in the second
inning of ting nrst game Rise. Blucge
and : Harris crrng
Score bv Innings r. II. T..
Washington .... o03 Geo ol0--i 10 4
BOSTON ......... 0gO Ou0 00x-G s >
i.attcrics-Juhns1n and Picinich. Full.
l,ttou. Russell and gucl.
ummary-rwo.basc hit. OGourkc.
riuich 2. peclinuaIg h l. Smith Base
ON halls. Johns o. Fullerton Z Russell
Q. Struck ont ~ Fullerton ! Russell
{. Johnson J.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
l.lrnss Too Wild.
nfistse i'ress

HOl Srp% Ahb 80 Euues, q re.
..mt huilo. rus vild. while she Bluffs
.tyoi p,H,lt behind him and tine spud.
Hpt- geo. ih. second Same 81 the SCI
80 10 o. q.
Score ly uuirg r. " r..
Wichita itl'a uub UnJ OA2-lt ~ >
Houston .UO Ot0 unl- ~ :
Ban OBJ. Wheeler. Kitchens and
Uukap larH.. aud Hcuuinghayen. Kel.
o.. Etpl
.,u.v rVo.tase hil BAILEY.
= ! Three base hlt Tanner. Demo.
tIle .Uurr ru Tanner stolen base.
Kitchens Adams Sacrifice. Whitcman.
Basch,r Miller White Double play.
raur. 90 Beck Base on balls. Barnes
3. oel. g. Mokan ! Struck out
g.. l, Wheeler g. Innings pithccd
. Et,u,s Wheeler ais. Hits, of
wheeler 3D. uarnrs %. Kelly O. No
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
Clovis Loses

STANFORD. May 81 stamford took
a fast game from Clovis this afternoon.
Appleton was IN fine form and received
brilliant support stamford scored
enough 70 win Boz the first on Dinsmore's
single. sloaus triple and williams sac
rifice. Wetzrl parked the hail for
Clovis only run.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

~ Kansas city 6: Milwaukee 3.
a. Columbus ,. Toledo 10.
~ Minneapolis Z: ~ Paul ].
A. Indianapolis 3: Louisville 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-01
Chicago Wins.
Nv Associated Pres,

CLEVELAND May 3l-Chicago
Do AIDE 81 thrr, ont ot four from Clcye-
land. winning fplays game. TO 4.
STORE 10y innings L. Il. l..
Chicago ......... giO eos O2n-S 10 1
Cleveland loo OO3 OOD-4 O
battcrirs Robertson and Schalk
Lindsey. Hlghy and O'Ncil
summary IWo-basc hit Blgby
Home run. ta.N . Stolen base. Collins
Base on balls Robertson {. Lindsey q
struck ou' hr Robertson @. Lindsey