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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
Southeastern League
Enid II, Fort smith &.

ENID. May l7--K Kimberlins
proved no stumbling block In the
path of the Harvesters, who drove
the former American association
hurlcr to the showers in the sixth
inning and won the second game OF
the series l4-3. Reiger hit his ninth
home run Of the season. Regan also
pulled down circuit clout.
Score by innings: II, II. T.
Fort Smith .0l0 OH 600 q 7
Enid ......l02 O27 2Ox--14 10 3
Batteries: KimberlInE, Harle and
Rust; Peters and mOnd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18
SnlInn Wins ShntOut.

SALINA, Kan, May l7.--Sallna
won her first shutout victory OF the
season here today by defeating To-
peka, 10 0. Brooks was In good
form throughout. Cooley was hit
hard and relieved by Luschon in the
third.
Score by innings: r. II. T.
Topeka $1,000 900 900 s 2
Salina .....2O2 OOl OOX---5 3
I Batteries. Cooley LusChen and
Ben, BrouHs and Elevenaw.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18

Superior officers OF tho police de-
pnrtment In New York City will here
after wear insignia OF rank similar
TO those worn by army officorA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18

May Yohe says she Is happily
married at last. Well, that brings
her average up to about .iS3. any
how,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-18

Scoro by innings: n. II. n.
Bartlesvillo ..21O l0l 203--i0 II 2
Sapulpa ...O0O 3i0 043--ti ia II
summary: Three-base hits--Mil-
ler Hauk, Cashion, Willis. Bartles-
vile. Two-baRo hits--Miller, Adair,
Kelly. Cleveland. Sacrifice hits
Cleveland. Cashion. Double playe--
Cleveland to Kelly to Miller; Hauk
TO Zunisha TO Cashlon. struck out.
BY Meek 2, O'Ncil I. Peterson I.
Base on bails-Off Peterson 3. off
Meek 3. Time OF game. hours.
Umplre---Mahley.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Ten PITCHERS
USED IN Weird
BALL CONTEST

WASHINGTON. April a., WashIn.-
ton defeated Phllad,.lIfia iodly % g.
, IN ON. OF The wsigyls..i GAMES ever
seen here The visitors uscd ~ plav.
cTs and the lssals o.. ten Of ID. total
"f thirty riaNers la..ug iatrheis. nte
for each clui, Thu winning runs
niadc IN ths seventh were charged
against HARRISON who viel,hsi a single
TO l.amoitc and vaisfd 10th V.csir
Iargh and Charity 10 nn the h,s,s.
with none out. i:onmcll then succcetl.
I'd Yarrison and four runs deycloucd
from Goslin's Sacrffic. ~. . triple by
Judge ard a double ~ iilrris.
Philadelphia Ter eis lee > 10 .
Washington . eco 03l tox-ii "a J
Batissfes ~. m,~r ,n'
rison. Eomm.ii and Perkins. Mogrldgc.
Briiiehssrt. Woodward. Zachary. PM
iip~ and Charity.
Two has, hits Charity. Harris.
Three lass hits. Perkins. isckinlaus.
Charity. Walker. Judre Home run.
Judge. Stolen iasc. Judge Sacrifics
hits. Brewer. Harris galloway. GOslin.
Double play. I'rckinfaugh To Harris %
JudE,. LEFT on la-cs. Philadelphia ..
Washington El~, on lails. MogridE.
!. Moore :. sullivan !. Woodward ).
Harrison >. Struck out. hy Moore /.
Mogridge l. Billheart ? Woodward ?.
Phillips l. hits. % Moore In /. one
run rcorsd. ON and nan. out In sec.
md. Sullivan none IN - innings. off
li.i'nach 8 la : innings. off HARRISON
In IL innings. off n imach In J
Innings. OF Harrison } IN ! IL Innings.
off nommcil J "a innings. of Mo-
gridge In innings. off Brillhcart 4
in innings. one run scored. one on
lssse and O. out nth. of WoOdw III
10 innings. of Zachary I In -
innings. of Phillips ! in innings iiil
~ Iatrhcr By nriliheart Dykes. Wild
pitches. MogridTc. Moore. sullivan
iialk. Brillhcart. Winning pitcher. Phil
lips. Losing pitcher. Ysrison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
BAPTISTS LAY
SANDSTONE IN
FUNNY CONTEST

\ regular ~nudstnriu embed ~" miX.
'p eft thu iiipiists ind thr Amarillo
Sandstone yesterday. In thu seventh
10, i,ruvs favor
The WVath,r m,n handed ~ Il naws
y dai on the climatic proposition.
1ucuchirg the fans tssir, tu so e good
gau,c with 10th slnd wind and cold
The main idpl NJ the game was To
find uit the possibilities ~. the second
Suing men on The high school lineup.
Coach Doug ran In every rookie pitch.
~ hc had. changed citchers several
Times and tried uui "A number ~ his
men in new positions. Even the UNI
a... was changed three times. Hui the
t,4'hor didn't change.
The engineer uf the Siud.toun has
hr,n iookiuE Tor fourth hurlcr to
81 h 81, Dis big three. Turner. Nichhus
erd Anderson. iu pruniou for the
iir .auaa romius THIS w,ok. Doug says
f"urd h oan in Tiger Eik.ns. Tige
fb. raiaN htir athlete Who won
lc hia1. az Amarillo fan. Last iili
in football.
i.d DuN SON. ~, Saudsiorn's old
and y al Ors' lasr. va. tried cut b..
iiJ IN, p'a'r :" Was "Ox" Whiting.
CO... jhc stellar laisnnn and right field
90 90 thu gang. Dope has It now that
Warrington Wiil take hts regular turn
In the receiving line.
fali,r and Montgomery were also
tri'd uut ga the rubber. RAY Hoylcs
Cbctier known aS Bud Muttcr'1 held
towu firsi tor q IQrt IL the time.
Moose Hudson. the hnky hUy that
playtd With I'll, hlgh schuol lasi year,
wss an first fur the l;Hpt,sts Twas
nshi FOR the hugs sore ewes. prac.
tlcaily every nan Va Nmniillo hns seen
the long lcfi handed boy work % first.
Z Woodward pitched fOr the water.
,ild-. team. His brother. Roger.
clieht. and thu third bT"'h'r 81 the
trio war on s,cond Hunt paig,. Vance,
i.uupkin and Captain Higgins cuiu.
pi,tpd the in,uY. Doc PARCELS was
nianager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
GASSERS OPEN LEAGUE SEASON
WITH Abilene ON WEDNESDAY

Boys and gsl- we've 80 touizht fnr
Ahilcn, And tomorrow W. Iiav the
first gum iu "a, new Wet Texas
Lsagur li,otcd Us l,hnny MptiH 'h'
Amntill" Gasstrs. a new team and q
sew ualnc. too. lrayc here ut lo clurh
tonight fur Ahiicn. 20 pia, tho ~ shes.
M Wet TpXts League tpiu viii On.
Tee the pcnnant rirc boz better shap-
than that II amarillo Not O. man r
injured and tht PLAYING ability NJ The
team has remarkably improved during
the past lew DAYS Even the fans will
dnlii o.. Tiev slW SIndl, how skinny
Mugs played Ike h-4Gu,I. and Iu-'
o irw days previously there WAS talk
that hc wouldn't hold a berth with thc
CAESARS
III, Amarillo ,luh his NOT lOt uut
H-,lf in th, exhibition ,rros much
10 the chigliu of thr fans at times
liui ths management had d.vdrl uIou
The sluw pruess ~ training aud that
Nls the WAY q WIS dome The pllv'f.
rrtduali, .,undcd into shnp, and hoN
ihcy should be- able to play htll should
v. seen within a few days
The Gas~srs will b, nicsnamcl Tho
sluggcrs all over The league within
lew weeks fs the prediction that WIS
made here yesterday. Afi-r much cN.
pcrimcniing. The. llne.up has hcar
plaoei 90 ilat thu rrcatost results are
iting accomplished. "rhcy fit iu the
ilne.up hisi like good glove fits the
h'ud dcclarod a ian YESTERDAY.
with one or TIVE more iitrhyr. who
'au hold The opponents down a. % fcn
ssorgs. The t,ssrr management be.
ncycs that the iam can hou DE pride
~ West IgSas with the terrific slug
sing E,,Iv arld,e iitygnuh Con.
'tucl aui lorrsby i- DANGEROUS 10 the
hat
Auh. ter Will - the i4,r Boo thu West
Texas l.caluc 40 ur~i drrllr, many
who have Observed h.s vors captain
,ohnny N,1n,r viii hold h.a oen DO
,coud. white q * .ald thar Chatham
Nill ~ IN i,.,gUc uiir. when d. ralns
lust little moro confidence
skinny Moor and CLANCY are fight.
iuv % ont fOr third bot which ever
90. ,,.ivs uut on tDu The other one
wiu make q g,ol. utiliy man.
Pitching T. q uril,lrn. although q g.
believed ihtt %, Cass.rs will compare
sell with tl, other soy,u clubs Bruce
iini should rupnd ,aic sliur'sviih the
Narm weather Peaches Eidings has
surprised The fans aud management as
,v.r v''h N'. ,wf.i1g ard smuggling
80 TIo Nays E1silard
nt,f a'',l Nr De- Hrr others m tho
iNirius staff iisNcs lvokcd mighty
g..I last two ga 1los a. relief pitch.
i"r n sire promptly.
ii,udcy aIe the relief
I.ls Hil' i,vsrs win ~, dc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
CASSERS Trim
SWEETWATEU'S
SWATTERS 1871

The Amarillo tiass,rs stepped ON o.,
gus ana raced around the diamond Is
'in.- SUNDAY afternoon completely
,lfrIunng tn SwcstWntcr Swattcr~.
vhu covered only ~ aps. The result;
OF this second Swutier-Casser miN-up
convinced MANY fans that the usmc
committee made a great mistake IN not
calling th,n the Amarillo Race Horses
II was simply ease OF seeing who
could hit and run the most. Peaches
.idinrs lci for Amarillo. batting 1909
per cent in three times az lat. and scor.
iug two runs One Of the-. was e
homer. knocked over icfi field fence in
~, second. Other high scoring men on
The GasSrrs' gang were Clmstock. who
hung mp four iallics. and Fitzgurold
and Anh-icr. who made tire. each
\ hard Wind and sandstorm through.
out the contest carried the balls Tar and
-iusld many errors.
ont 81 the freak plays Of tn gain,
was 'hc Circuit trip lN Mason. Sweet
water. IN the fourth iuuing u. hii "a
lons ~ 20 center field srd tho ball.
bouncing hieh. wi- ear % D,.r th-
fence by the Wind. Two mon ahead %
Mason were hro'igh, In.
Another feature - the iscr wns four
double PLAYS on the part % thu Gassers
Moorr to Melnot 20 Anhcier. duplicated
.or good measure. Chatham 20 Meanur
e. Anhoier, AND Moore To Chatham 70
Anh"ier, accounted for sight SKATERS
rctirt msufs
ileiharty, SWe,twater's big clown.
started on the mound for the Swats
one man had b--en struck out and fiv.
walked. when Richburg relieved Flea
IT, ;hc third Inning i.ichlurg whitfield
two ard gave issc- 10 N" sam. mum
lsor Peaches l.idings "uur local boy"
famed two and handed ;rce tr,n-lor
iaiion 10 four. o. the ninth. when IN,
Swais attempted a. duplicate their rails
Of the previous day. Hayes took his
stand at the mound. AMI held them
down to a single and ihr., strikc.outs
Tanner did the receiving for Amarillo
while Pipkin worked behind the plate
fgr The Suufa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
GET FREE BASEBALL
RULE BOOK AT MUM
ELECTRIC OR NEWS

ffutrsh v0s~l news baseball play.
sfs aud fans The Dahl News and
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
CHICAGO HANDS
ST.LOUIS FIRST
DEFEAT IN 1922
By Associated Press

10 Associated Press
ST Louis. April ls.--Chicaso hand.
cd st. Louis It's first defeat OF the sea.
son here today. winning the second
game OF the series : to- \ swat rally
IN IN. second In which Doak was driv-
en- of the hill. and another assault
against RIrfoot IN the 5th won Tor the
cubs Stats perfect throw doubnllg
Fournicr az the plntc IN the ninth FOL.
lowing his catch OF Stock = liner saved
the game Tor the visitors. Heath Cole
Cole drove IN four runs for the Card.
nails
Chicago. ........ .olO 600 Soc 10 /
~. Louis 20i goo 20o-G ~ .
Batteries Martin. Keen and OFFER.
rel. Harfoot and Clemens.
Two base hits. Hornshv >. Stock.
Hcathrolr STATE. IIollochcr THREE
ia~e hits. Krlg. OFarrcll Fourier.
Stolen bases. Grimes. Sacrifice. State
Double play, Krug and Grimes; Topor.
Ger. Hornsby and Fournicr: Statz and
O'Earrell. Left on bases, Chicago 4.
Sc, Louis 3. Bases on balls. Martin 2:
Barfoot g. Struck OUT Doak !. Bar
foot 4. Martin 2. Keen ], His. off Doak
6 IN I IL innings: Barfoot 6 in 20
inning: Martin 10 In 6; Keen J In J..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
TITLE BATTLES TO Be FOUGHT.
ON THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY

What b. Cail out IN, guards
North Font worth h. cuininE. Thu
i".i I.cnnani winnrfs VIA PLAY Ana
r.lle High Scheols Goi,lcn sandstorm
threc EImcs. THURSDAY. Friday ani
Saturday ior IN, championship ui
North and West Texas. Highs here on
eur own diamond
The biggest games IN the history Of
Arlarilio ~ arr slated ior these three
d,ps Never hcforc has Amarillo ~
gonc ans higher up the soalc than We
ar this week.
No, onli that. but Oh, biggest games
m IN. hiairy q amarillo for years
ar 10 d, Witnessed. Thu coutcsis be-
TWEEN the fosiner Grl,y- and ga hhoml
City were hig exhibition games. Gut
Hoihins wis at stake. The champion
ship. the iight a. carry the flag for
oil ~ North and West Texas. and the
- ssIlility of winning the state pen.
ns4a are In the lsalancg Saturday
o. perhaps Friday. will tell whether
our own homu team T. ~ rucd ~ thu
pfsslsict frHn Fort Worth.
II Amarillo wins cut In the srric-
then tn all probability the Sandics will
play Mckinney, the East Texas
champs.
INA plans are on foot Tor thc open
ii.g day Thursday. IN the first place
IN overflow crowd j. expected from
al over thu Panhandle \ parade vii
H. held through town just iciorr the
aamc. which viii start a. $50 TrH-
tatlve plans include quarter holiday
with an stores closed. Mayor Lon ~
Mars win u. asked 10 thrvu the fas
tall. while ,'ummssiorcr Trolinger b.
ctr~-icf 20 On the WORK iehind ~
i'latr. Miss i.ouisc PALMER sptrsu. f
the Slndsiorni. VII Tat an fIa. lI
frobahle iine-tp
Th- ings 90" showing mu'h nfrs
Ne 90 VIM win protahiv cors' 'a ih
lineup. tn accouut g "a ipl1l htuI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Bluffs DEFEAT ABILENE
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 60

Thc Canyon Normal Buffalocs STAN
p'fssl tbli,nc Christian college yostcr.
IN IN the fir-, q three game series
"a tanyru by y sCcre of 8 10 o. n
was a cio-- rsnc al ~. way through
Miller. Ahil-ne. showed some god
pitching hut was unable TO hold the
Bluffs hack.
Sure IS innings EuE
Canyon Normal. oso 100 lie--s
Nlll'n, g. c.. Deo eeY eU0--0 6
Haticri"s-Fw Canyon Normal lilll
and Curtis. fr Alalcnc. Miller aud
Altman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

ursWs in Idaho aad Colorado Both
llyers though retired from The game
Voluntarily. a. they decided the time
spent AZ q would set them hack b.
settling down 10 permanent work
About 9 ocluck "Wednesday ~. o..
iorts should show that the Gasscr. had
..ngcd The wings % the Abilene Eagl,s
The batting - The CssseIs the past
few days should show th-i Amarillo
hss winning cab The larEcs; city
81 the we-, Texas League should have
ihs ac' hieh club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
Totals

SuniniarN-liOms run, Mason and
Eidinss Thrc, ia-" hits. Mason and
Eid4ngs. Two bu.. hits. Thrasi. Moor.
escs~cit. Fitzgerald. Moore. Mcanur.
i'dinrs. Anhcier and Chatham ..
stolen iasss. Munger. Fitzgerald. An.
heller. Coustock and Moore 1swectwA.
i"i 2 bpahl. plays. two By Moor, 10
A'ahof 2" Anhci'r. Chatham 20 Mc-t.
nor o. Anhsi-r. Moore O. Chatham 10
Anh"i-r Innings pitched 10 T1.ahar.
% Q hy i;iehburg 2. ty Hiding. :. b,
H'l~- . Struck oui. hy Fieahartv . d.
~ l'icihurg :. by I,idiugs 2. hy nayes
D. Naiked. D. Fiolhariy o. by Rich.
burg 3 ~ Rulings iili laisman. by
fleahariy ! Passed tails. pipkiu 4.
Time Of gsns. = holIs ami % minutes.
nIpire-. Douglass snd clancy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
iOtIE GIVES GtSSEiis
INV EASTER ifON>ETS

The Amaiilio Gasscrs are wearing
new oaiis, ihc gift of Louie kirs'h
Of The i.ouic because they wont both
games 1T IA. Swcciwatcr series. Thv
caps we're given them yesterday
morning, and all the Gasscrs are hat.
less nov. but with caps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
ABILENE AND CLARENDON
PLAY SERIES THIS WEEK

Clarendon Cuurg, IN ala.,i 90 pl,v
.lbiicn" Chfbtiin college u, Cl,rrud"r.
.hrc" gamrs. beginning THURSDAY tn"
wri ,.ll b wir o. "a, best Oi Ia
s's son. Abilene has cleaned ur ever.
ia n; in hrr part e., 10 riuniri. nn'i
clarendon has won ,lsht at e n,ni
e.'nt"sis played this year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
HERE'S CHANCE TO SEE
2 GAMES FOR NOTHING

q :. Do1g.ss. -.rs tlfni d. wli riv~
'woLiy l1sF. r.f fpr Friday and
sairr,iay tn 90, .l..a,p snfs-ing clos.
rsf 70 ihr srtrai ulmi.l ui paid adj.
u.issiorf .sn Thursday. Al Eu.s--s are
e. HIM ~ 80 Anafiiip High School
rot later thaa saturday night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
AMERICAN IEAaIE

-. Louis at Cleveland.
detroit at Chicago.
Philadelphia nj Washington.
New York at Boston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
AMARILLO Gun
CLUB AVERAGES
GETTING BETTER

The Amarillo Gun club held its rav.
i tw sunday afternoon. and IN
i.'. ;lr hish wind made the best
r.u a. fh' Panhandle Trspshootlnr
tfse' atfa see turned In, the tive hlsh
.I h1NiIr d fottl ~ no out %
ID 81. ir '-- Th- men whose scutcs viii
.rI f Iris week ~ tho =. r. A..
Hr 81 aoilows Chas Adams Is.
rs Wlnl. - Walter cror.st "a.
'1 "ai -. a. o. Johnson -. The
20 Tor the afternoon follow
N4uuf Shot Al HrpEt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

tcndod upon 90 du 10" heavy work be-
blind no, lii iill has a m.ghiy peg
md IL BE- said that siealcrs had better
have % mighty gooi lead ~ they'll
dic rapid death
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
rENAs LEAGUE

Beaumont al Houston.
shreveport NJ Wichin Falls.
lurt Worth al Dillas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
WHERE THEY PLAY
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Boston ~ New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Ifttsburg III Cincinnati.
Chicago 1T 81, Louis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

Anhsi~r. first lsas.4uau. oones out u
q baseball family. 4 hruth-r. Arthur.
was catcher au the ODD Pueblo Colo.
team IN the Western I.saEu.. and CAR
risyed third base With indei,ndcnt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
;D|ES PLAY NORTH FORT WORTH HERE FOR NORTHWEST TEXAS flag

winning pitcher. Martin. Losing pitch
or. liarfOot.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

HOW DOS IIE GET ny.
Thr hsisnssn sirolicd up TO the plate
To tel fl~ truth the Tact y
That fhsurh h. is... this daily str.il.
olr sfrsflwd no lust fa pradice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
DAILY NEWS sPORTeRRMS

II a les. runner b cailc,i out run
ring out % line "a To- interference.
rtsi.ir should b. credited o. every play.
- who handed the hall prior to the
umpire ruling the runner out Only
ere assist b. given zach player. no
matter hun often h. handles the hall
II whilc attempting "A third strike
the hail touch any part - the bats
ipanH person. the laisman shall i'm
iorsfinteiy D. declared out The tall
iscosne- dead and no l.a--- can BE- run.
a. runners retired on any pay that
night h. mad afisr th- lan has
inaehed tn hatsu.aus person.
\ rasssd hall j. = lrgaiiv delivers.
laii thst the catcher should c"nirui o.
stop with ordinary effort. hu, his fsil-
urie 10 d. ~ enables the istsmau Ahs
isccin's a las runnrr "a such patch
e. r-ach fifsi iase - n isss- runner 10
adj ance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
\ FI>IiERu,N's YARN.
\ Fisherman dug up . worm.
" halt 'twonld be- ~sips dish:
iim uhrn be arsw Nj. line hs found
Thu uofni nas iillsd with fish.

The N.w lra Yankees have -
,rany i'uIzramentli stars that Miller
iuggius mrv think d. b. ulanagitg a
theatrical troupe.
Judge i.iu,ils INV enjoys tn hand
,hakng championship - tile South H.
usf ~ omrrr With a nlsaa Krip.
FlH Ztsfsii .hulld Del srral,a, 4
rnarazfr lrrHisf 81 carl Nasr ANY.
ans r--i,ansii,l, Zoe the "Foliles' ouxht
% he anl, 10 handle Mays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18

which VIII hc,p him or wect IA
ih'il cunts plfrs a. catcher viii be
ull.d hy l1t Wilmington Hardin
r.sl,s has aior' recovered from his
torn ung'r AMI 1911 resume his posi-.
Iw H- utiHt, reviewer 1871 DAWSON.
In an Ak,l.h"ri VIII pluv first has.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-18
I'ral,shlc Iinrtp

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-12-22
irene Taylor Accused of Murder
Dies in in Jail arom Burns,

Irene Taylor, accused of the muir
der of her paramour, Asa Bender,
who was found shot to death in his
cabin on Tuesday of last week, died
in jail Thursday afternoon from self
inflicted wouEds, :hdugh not with
suicidal intent.
By order of Sheriff Farrar the ac-
cused woman vas placed on the third
floor u the Jail so that she could
not communicate with the other pri-
soners, and a day or two after being
placed there an oil stove was furnish
ed her and in some way her clothing
became ignited and before she could
be gotten to she was burned over most
of her body. DR.. Bush was called anc
dressed her wounds but recognized
Immediately that her burns were sc
severe that she could not recover.
In, the presence of DR.. Withers. DR.
Bush tried to get her to throw some
light on Asa's death but she held on
to the last that she knew nothing
about the shooting.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-12-22
From State Superintendent of Ed'n

/. Thirty County superintendent
of Education have applied for and
been sent from the Department ques-
tions for the mid-term examinations
in the public schools. +,
.. The Equalizing School Fund
case was very ably argued before the
Supreme Court Thursday, the 14th.
We must win. Very likely a decision
will be handed down on Monday, jan
uary 9Th.
3. Mississippi now has twenty
eight high schools on the All-Southern
list. the following schools have been
added recently: All Saints College,
Amory. Belzoni, Biloxi, Cleveland,
Kosciusko, Lexington, New Albany,
and Sardis.
4. The State Department of Edu-
cation is very anxious to get the name
age, disability and address of the par
ents. of every crippled child under
fourteen years of age, in the state.
Hospital treatment has been provid-
ed for a number of such children.
Only normal children with normal
minds can be helped, Teachers and
the people generally should cooper
ate in helping us make a survey OF
every county in the state with re
ference to such children in need OF
belp. Write Sam f. Woods, care OF
Department of Education, Jackson
Mississippi.