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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-03-02

Judge A. III. Reid is at home this
week, having returned from Milwau-
kee last Saturday after having spent
a week there
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LEGAL NOTICES

United States Lam Office, aj Pn r. nIx, State Uf Arizona. To Whom It May Concern.
 Notice is hereby given that t"e State of Arizona, under the provisior. of the Act Of Congress, approved June 20, 1910 (36 Stats, 557I ,, ,has filed in this office. its .sSc.lo0f Tndvmplt. Land Selecticn, applying r-te -seieci a- indemnity, the land leScr,paH a. ;o. lows:
 List No. 3740-Serial No. U4745O- in T. q S., E. 23E., all Section F.
 co. G $. R. B. & M.)
 During the five weeks period or publication of this notice or any tim thereafter, and before final approva and certiflcation this office vii. e ceive protests or contests d. to an O. the tracts applied for and transm tho same to the General Land Off ce Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, Januar, 23. 1922.
 SCOTT WHITE, Receiver,
 JOHN R. TOWLES. Registe CT Date of First Publication, Jan. 27, 1922.
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sRAcsTREeTs REPORT.
(By The Associated Press)

tBy 1ne ASSOclateu PreSS)
 NEW YORK, March 3-Develop- ments of the week in trade and in dustry have been mainly favorable nd this despite storms covering Y C areas with severe cold. snow and sl
 or heayy rains, which have operated to render country roads impassa
 and restricted retail buying in all but 2 few Weather-affected lines to mar row proportions. Perhaps the most important feature has been the def mite breaking of the southwestern drought, this being accompanied, how ever, by a reaction in the bull move mert in wheat after May delivery had reached just short of $1.50. Other no- table events have been a further slight gain in activity in the whole sale and iobbing lines, the bulk of this confined to surplus grain and cattle growing districts; a further eX- panslon in iron and steel buying and production, railroad proceedings be ing the chief feature with d fair amount Of steadiness in crude forms, but further weakness in finished prod ucts; a continuance of the rise in foerign exchange rates into new high ground, the highest in fact since 1919, when the peg" was withdrawn; ; fair strength despite reactions in the stock market, and d strong and ac- tive bond market. Weekly bank clear ings, S7.19S9I2,OO0.
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STOCK MARKET.
(By The Associated Pressl

NDg nc ASSOCldlCO 1ICOSD
 Nlw YORK, March 3.-The stock 44dr.let gave. another demonstration .. -t4.uStu ana activity today, eX- ,IoLie gains in numerous misceila- ncoCs shares ranging from 1 to tents. In a majority of instances, however, these later were reduced tU nominal proportions.
 CIV, Il any, of the standard rails
 represG Gntative industrials shared in the movement, which was most >.onop cuous in low grade transporta- ,-ons, foreign Cils, rltbbers, motor ac- lo5s0ries, sugars and utilities com g.sing the gas group.
 Prominent features at the close in ,l&4ed Gulf State&and Crucible steel5, Mexican and -Pan-American otro.eums, Kelly-Springfield Tire, Inerican Sugar, Consolidated Gas, Famous Players and American Wool en, coppers improving on an advance In price of the metal.
 Heaviness was displayed by Chand Ter and Studebaker motors, and United States Steel was under mod crate pressure. Tobaccos and several ihe textiles were offered in con nection with adverse dividend rumors. Sales amounted to 950,000 shares.
 Momentum was given to the early advance by overnight advices of a hopeful character Chief among these were the February review Of general business conditions by the federal reserve board and the weekly survey issued by the department of com merce.
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NOTICE TO BIDpERs

Sealed proposals will be received hv the Mayor and Common Council or the City of Risbee. a municipal cor. Dnratior, for the dieging and filling cf graves. maintenance and rare If the Frer~reen Cemetery. awned and controlled bv the Citv of Bishee. sit mated at CT near the uuincnrnorated Town of Lowell, COchsa County. Ari. zona, in accordance with the terms Of a prepared form of contract in the office of the City TneiHner of said city, cODv of which can he obtained from said Citv Fnginear upon renlest
 All bids must he in the hands of the City Clerl, at his office in 8isbee, Arizona. bv 2 o'clock D. m on he Eth day of March, 122.
 Each bi1 must be acc0mrauiad bv a certified check equal t0 ten nar cent G0 per cent) of the amount Of the bid. made payable to the City of Bisbee. said check to be forfeited as li0uidated damaces ir the successful hidder refuses to enter into the pro- posed contract and furnish bond as required by said proposed contract within five days after awarding of said contract to him
 The City of Bisbee reserves the right to reject any and all bids sub mitted
 Dated at Bisbee. Arizona, this 21st day Of February. 1922.
 CITY OF BISBEE, municipal cor poratiCn, by
 JACOB ERICKSON, It's Mayor.
 Attest:
 M. l.. BUTLER, City Clerk.
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market closed steady at net decline Of to 14 points, new crop positions being relatively steady.
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Department of The Interior,
 O4o783-O52365


 U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari- zona, February IS, 1922. Notice is hereby given that Samuel Lelendecker, Hereford, Arizona, who, on 12-16-21 and 1-31-22, made Home stead Entry, No. 0497S3-O52365, for All. Section l, Township 24-S., Ran~e 2l-E., G. & S. R. B. & Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before w. A. Fowler. U. $. Commissioner, at Tombstone Arizona, on the 18th day of March, 1922.
 Claimant names as witnesse: Sam J. Miller. Edward Wilcox. Adolph c Hlnters, Joseph Hammer, all of Here. ford, Arizona.
 JOHN R. TOWLES.
 Register
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METAL MARKET.

1Nv Tha AssOciated Pressl
 NEW YORK, March 3.-Lead steady. spot $4.7O@4SO; zine steady, spot St Louis delivery $i60: bar sil- yer, foreign GAIA; copper easy, Flee trOlytic spot and nearby 12M 013; later l27E613.
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WANTED

FOE RENT-t-rcom furnished house, $S.C0 per month. 97 Upper Lowell.
 30S4-3-4
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NEW YORK STOCKS

FnrHiSrcd by [. '. OVERLOOK. SkUk
 Corrsstondcnt Logon G Erynr
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NEW YORK COPPERS

Furnished by [. J. OVERLOOK. BROKE
 CoryeShOrient Lopnn 6 Brrnn
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BOSTON COPPERS

FurnishcG by '. J. OVERLOOK BROKEF
 COr"et3oH5cTt Logan 6 Bryan Arizona Commercial .-..--.. S3I
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LIBERTY BONDS.
fRv The Associated presg

fRv The Associated PresS
 NEW YORK, March 3.-Liberty bonds closed: 3hs $97OO; first 4s $9710; second As $9710; first 414s $974S; second 4Hs SIPS; third 4As S98>2J; fourth 41ls $97.54; Victory 3a4s S100.02: Victory 4%s $1002S.
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FOR SALE
uFOS sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

sts FOR SALE
 Groom plastered house in Warren, good location, $2,oJ0.
 S-room house with bath and maid rooms, with private bath, Warren, S2,600.00.
 Groom modern house; large open fireplace, -nardwood floor, garage, storage room, laundry room-S2, ,750.UO. Ie,ms. Other good houses well To- cated at reasonable prices. See
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FOR SALE
OULTkY AND EGG SUPPLIES

POULTRY AND EGG SUPPLIES FOR SALE-Single-com Black Nj U Orca setting eggs. AnIo St a- Want to buy setting hens. 50. Terrace New Addition, Warren.
 3039-3-25 FOX QUICK SALE-I2 Plymouth ' Rock outlets and cockreli New York strain, S2.00 each. 21 White LeghOrn hens and bullets S1.5O each; ali laying. Also pOrLa1l- chicken house and wired pen $10.00 Call fl Wood Canyon. 3090-S-5
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.ssyz .s2y Want Ads Cost Little But They Bring Results tzza
May Wheat
LIE oatman Connbination
CURES

Furnished by |. J. OVERLOOK, BROKE
 Correspondent Logan 6 ByyGm
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COTTON MARKET

(By The Associated PresS) NEW YORK, March 3,-The cottor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
SCOUT eleven
TOPLAY HALE
CENTER HERE

The amarillo scout football team will
go 49, against heavy oiis Saturday
morning when they face The Hale Cen.
ter llieh School team for their first
game Of the reason. The game VIII he
playci M the city Park and IL schcd'
ui'sl 20 start promptly ~ 1889 q. m.
The lineup Tor th. scouts T.. Ends.
oakcs. Boylcs. Watson and Biyins.
Tackles blackwell. Boone aud Cnftef.
guards. Taylor. Reece and lntta; cen.
ter. stradci and iiiser: halfiack. Hop.
kins. Strader. liasseit and Gibson. full.
hack. TruiilnTr. buckingham and EIn.
ICY. quarter Towncs and lsnilips.
Hale Ccnter-Q Quarter Guy Walls: half.
back. Red Underwood aud =. FARRELL
tuliback. Len lieechsr. center. Al lie.
mond guards. West and Benson: lhs.
tackl's. Walls and Calf. ends. caudle
and Iirier
q. " Hunter. cuach OF the scuu,
team h trying 10 Increase tho weight
o. ihe line and all scouts weighing
around 1870 pounds to ~. are urged Ia
report FOR daily practice al i.50 y. ~.
ri the city Fork.
No admission viii ~ charged but 4
collection VIII b. taken and IN. MONEY
secured win 20 10 "a. for scout uni.
forms.
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short. Both teams had other opgttu.
niiies to score but tight pitching ore.
vented
The llay on Mulyeys hunt Ia the
fourth Inning resulted IN q general dis.
put, around nr~t base aud ,.iusal the
cfriiuh OF second Eastman Hoffman
~ the panthers who maintained that
MuiV'y was out. Hoffman and Umpire
ffrm1n nearly csiur a. blows. hui
timely Interference by others prevented
further trouble.
Mol'il, will meet Tulsa. champions II
the Western League IN a series Tot the
class \ in~e hall championship ~ the
south aud west. The SERIES win open
in Tulsa Friday. according ~ an agree.
m,ni made AZ meeting of officials ~
The southern Association aud Western
League here today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
BEARS ARE CHAMPIONS OF
SOUTH BY DEFEATING CATS
FOUR GAMES m SUCCESSION


" Ass<ias>d Pres
FORT WORTH. sept, ss-Thc Mobile
Bears arc lasc iail champions 81 the
southland.
~ drfeatlng the FORT Worth Fan.
theirs. . 10 7. In the seventh game OF tn
Dixie Serics today they brought the ~.
]. 10 tho Southern Association for the
firEt time since the Dixie srrics was
established A. an annual feature d..
tween the Texans and southern CIR.
cult In 1899
Tho rsnthcrs won the fret two
EsSnss of the ssficx. but tho Bears. dis.
nlsying tho Same Eamcncss and psfiir.
acity which CARRIED them io their first
t;0uthern pcnnans. retaiiated by win
ming the four subsequent games and
eiinching the title. One game ended IN
q fic.
Tho final game was The closes, az the
series and was IN Keeping with IN,
evsnly matched play the teams exhli.i'
"a throughout the series. Both teams
played ssroriess haII. The Bears won b.
dlnt Of stronger offensive strength and
tight pitching.
osoxr u<rtyp Fuhf. who proved a
stumbling block 10 the Panther
throughout the series. was entrusted
with the tax Of pitching the final game
ana his p>fformance was superb. ex.
cs0inx that o. any other Mobile pitch.
o.. Though figured Go play minor
part In the series. he jumped TO thu
forp IN the first game and from then
% NJ wcrk on tho mound vac % high
e3sea To-Day ~ held the Painters "a
four scattered hits and staged a hriili.
ant finish By striking cat paul ws,chei.
plnch hffsef. ana Harry Moore hard hit.
ting Panther catcher. for the final oula
Ia the ninth inning.
Jos Pate. the Panthefs' premier
Scuthpaw. vino sprang into the lime.
llGhf by shutting "a, the Bsrs IN thu
firsr game. was sent back today IN an
~ffovt 90 pot Fort Worth on even tsrlns
With their oppouents and performed
molly. striking cut ten men aud lssu
Inc but two iase~ on halls. These two
p1sss proved ccstly however. AZ bath
were followed by bass hits ard ac
counted for Mobiles two runs Fori
Worth's lone run also was the result;
az \ pass In the sixth inning.
The story OF the run getting H. quick
" todd In Mobiles fourth Custe drew
a rz<s after the count was three and
Two On him. On the HIT and run Sishofi
singled 10 ieft and Suivey hunted safe
81. films this lass. u. Williams fnnn.
ID. but Mullen singled. scoring cnsio
Hmm hi into a double play. The panih.
crs tied II In the sixth amid tremendous
applause. coOinl's walked. Sears ss,rin.
ced and caivo douhisd. s-oIine co'rnbs.
The count remained knotfed until the
nirth WHEN Niehoff was passed with
Gus down. Ne sfoie second and scoryl
the winning run when Mulves. who did
very little IN the retiss. singled oger
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slim Love OF DALLAS WILL
PITCH OPENER; LEFTY WILSON
T0PART|cIPATE IN SERIES

One OF The strongest aggregaons Of ball players
bed on the local lot will battle with the Oklahoma City
dana Of the Western League Friday when five game
ss Rankin Johnson charge Of the local club SERIES
Ast night While the majority Of the players members Of the
Psnnsnt Winning Casser club there viii be additional
The club strong as has been time during the despite
the fact that three Of the original Caer players
major leagues.
AZ already announced Slim Love- Dallas pitcher Of
Lsasse will pitch the opening Friday for Amarillo while
Mcdonald Wichita Falls third bssemsn outfielder will play in
The oated with Haey and Tucker Ro.s Johnson will on
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Buys Extensive acreage.

ROSWELL. y N. sept. s5.-Tho
Illinois Producers oil Company has jus,
purchased 5000 acres Of land In Eddy
sonniy Just east Of Artcsia across the
Pccos River and VIII Immediately bcgin
the drilling OF Two tost wells on this
land TIL" illinoif producers have spent
t:e00ce IN an niicnpt to find oil In
commercial quantities IN this section VI
the state.
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Ends Own Life.
Special 10 The News

EOswEI.l.. ~ ~. sept g Ellis
I.oundtroc. aged ~ years and "a resident
Of this s.ilion for many years. commit.
ted suicide by taking poison while work.
INK on ihc Mart Corn ranch ~ miles
southwest of this city I.oundirer had
bccn foreman Il the Corn sheep ranch
Tor a number of years aud was a valued
employee. tn. dead man left note
addressed io corn ~ which hc stated
that he wa stalking his lifc and that he
that he was taking his life aud that h.
had fought this thing for several
years" I,oundirce leaves u wife and
two daughters who rcuid. IN Oklahoma.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28

4 tremendous cleanup Of millions oi
dollar. in BASEBALL pools T. going 60 be
made during the iss. world series.
Tickets 10 thousands II these loticr.
lee viii bc pcsidled Throughout the
counir, NJ from - cents 10 81.
These are forecasts growing out ~ q
nsiion. ~ iIc surrey made bs MA Ser.
vice for the i,aiI, News into the aniaf.
INK extent ~ gambling Ia baseball
pools in al parts of the counir, Info
non-profit private pools and The huge
professional pools operated b. secret
:, iisIicaiss that drain vast sums from
millions IL proplc.
Police in nan, cities have brrn paw
crirss in IT., Ing 10 abaie baseball pools.
a few have succeeded. d. most ,iiirs
Interference J. negligible.
Ticket sales reach gigantic figures.
Patrons in'iude women and boys.
baseball officials blame these Io,ier.
ies for scandals in The game and police
N, frauds To- awarding prizes multiply
the enormous natural profits.
TlE DAILY News presents here the
first III . SERIES Of sioric. based an a
survey by MA service Into conditions
in major aud minor league eitics.
How much VIII h. sprint b. baseball
pools on the forthcoming world SERIES.
Facts given here furnish AN accurate
gauge Of ihr niiiIio,,s involved.
NEW YORK. sept baseball
poolr in the malor leagues le,y their
greatest toll Ia New Y.rk. Chicago and
PHILADELPHIA
\ million dollars q week Is Sp.nt ln
New York alone hy az yard Of 400 noe
players. according 10 estimates by pol
agents.
New Yoik has probably $4,000 pools
all except 100 90 ~ lelng small private
pools IN Offices aud factories. and s'mi.
private enterprises op'fhted IN cigar
stores. There ar. four hhg pools
Chicago spends about sioo.ooo week
some ." professional pools. Durlns
the last world series ticket sales in
these pools ioiaiod Sisooo0 police esii.
mate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28

lineup here and The scri,. viii beyond
o doubt rr0duc" the lcsi hall games ~
the year con the local diamond
oklahoma Ciiy's lineup j. announced
NJ follows White g. Mcdaniel 10. Be.
lanti 20. Windalo -. Tate On. Moore.
Potiigrow and Hfistow ouifl,l Jcrss with
Love. Allen. Young and possibly Wilson
m tho pitching staff
Fflday'- Eanc. and all other week.
DAY contests. viii start At $50 sun.
days gnlne Will ln rnll,l IN O.
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Capital Prize Sometimes ~ High
~ Five Hundred Dollars

som, Iuols distribute daily awards,
the cnpiul priz' as high as $500.
phllhdclphai'- largest pool. known az
thr Spoitsmou's club. sells blind"
lrkcts for 20 cents barring cOinblna.
TONS If siN teams out 81 - IN the
National American and international
L,nW'cs.
This pool. which has headquarters In
Camden. y. j.. offered $1,000 In prizes
~ particular day recently: $500 for
highest score. $3.50 second highest. SEQ
third highest. so fourth highest. and
SOC for lowest score.
twenty-five pools operate In BOSTON,
and Police Superintendent N. a. CROW.
lcy places the players az mot more
than sOeo" Some 10000 tickets ARE
sold weekly Tor 90 cents and 81. and n
few at 20 cents ON Eastern League
teams.
In piitsburg baseball pools have de.
creased. owing tu. raids and conyic.
tion. according To- District Attorney
u. II. I,ownnd. Ticket sales are made
IN secret to poSsibly 10000 customers
weekly
The shoc-workors' strike. on nearly
all summer. Is thought Ia have helped
10 cut down baseball pools Ia clncin.
natl. Horse race letting has always
been more popular there. as In wash.
lngion. and also IN Cleveland. whcro
Safety Director Thomas Martinez says
numerous arrests have helped 10 cut
down pool selling.
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AMARILLO BOYS MAY
MAKE CENTRE SQUAD

Howard Lynch. son Of ". ". Lynch
u n student aEnin ~ Centre coIiosc
hnn'ille. by. and has q good opportu
nifty 10 make the team this year. accord
ing 10 n story recently published ~ NJ
Louissili. Herald. Rhodes Ingcrton
who playsd some last year. aiso has a
splendid chance 10 make the Cent?,
team
Young Lynch D. iisycs that Rin flsd
gins. another Amarillo boy. has pros
n"cis ~ being on the fif-t isluad.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
M'LEAN ELEVEN
BEATS BULLPUPS
FROM CLARENDON

MCLEAN. sept .5.--The first game
u the Searon Oh N. home gridirOn was
played here this afternoon between the
Mclean high school and the Clarendon
Bull Pups. The game resulted In a
score Il u and o IN favor u Mclean.
The work 81 Wilson and Back OF Mc.
Lean and Collins OF Clarendon. were
tho features Of the game.
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New Mexico
i,osw.II's NAT" Open.

Special 10 The Ncvs
ROSWELL. y. a.. Sept. s..--Hos.
wells new naiaiorium Is open for bust.
ness and II going Ia H. one OF the mast
popular places In this city. The natato.
rum j. owned by !. l.. Gibbauy and Is
furnished with hot and oold wafer which
IL changed daily. The pool IL 1850 Zee.
long and 20 feet wide. the depth starting
~ ! foot and going down to IL feet.
Nothing has been spared To- make this
on" II the most popular places IN tho
cltN.
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To Extend Lighting.

SlHftal 10 iht News
ROSWELL. y. ~. sept. s7.-TlIe
Roswell city council l. now making ar
nngrmcuts for the extension Of the
boulevard lighting system Ia take IN a
number of the streets which are now
being paye'l. ~ many NJ five blocks
viii b. added Ia the system nj once
with others added ~ the money he
comes available Work on IA. new
paving j. going on AZ u rapid rate and
before chifsimns Roswell will l,c able
e. boasi Of ~ more blocks ana Z alleys
u paving The work i lcing done by
the New Mexico construction company
~ Albuquerque.
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hogs Break window.

CLAUDE. Sept. g The quiet ~ the
village was suddenly broken last sun.
day afternoon when AN unexpected dog
FIGHT took place on the main street Of
ChUdc. The dogs escaped uniniurcsl
but the large plate glass window Ia the
front II the kinard drug store was a
total wreck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
BEARS SIGN WILLIAMS
OF FORT WORTH HIGH

Williams. the k.d pitcher. who Was
with the North Side Fort Worth Iligil
School team here last spring. has signed
n contract with IA. Mobile Bcars. IL
was harmed hcr. yesterday. an ANA.
rilio man said h. siw Williams IN Fort
Worth the other day and the XII twirl.f
said that h. would report ~ Mobile IN
the spring
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28

ional League and N. American .lsso'
citation. Highest combination score for
the week draws $1,000 pIlzc. lowest
score $500
Another big I.uul. name unknown
sells tickets for -. The Lyons i'ool.
operalcd from Allany. and The For;
Erie 'ooi operated from buffalo. sell
tickets fuf a in New York. Both
operate elsewhere IN the east and the
New England states, Fort Erie tickets
la s,tu,. towns lalng only 30 cents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28
GIANTS DIVIDE
DOUBLE HEADER
WITH PHILLIES

Dy Associated Press
NEW YORK sept -. The cham
piun Giants divided doubic header
here this afternoon with the Phiiilcs
the visitors taking the first. . 10 . In
10 innings. and the home team the sec
Ond. 10 ..
Philadelphia ... 900 O02 00i 60 10
New York ... 900 ciO l0i 0--3 5
wcinori aud lIenlinc; johnson and
SNYDER.
Two tlso hlis. lee. Williams. Walker
Young Home runs. wrlEhisionc. Hen
line Sacrifices. Cunningham. johnson
Stolen inssa. snyder. Cunningham
strUtk out. Johnson .. weincrt I. Base,
on lalls. Johnson I. Wcincrt !. VIII
pitch. Weincri
Second game.
Philadelphia ..... Ice 0o0 i0O--3 Z
New York ....... 900 900 O5X--5 I
Rlng and wiihrow. i1rne~. nm. Scott
and Castor.
Two base hits SINNERS. Stolen bases
WriRhistonc. Williams. King. Cunning
ham. Basc on halls. OF i'm 1: Ring :
Struck out. by liill I. y. Barnes I
Scott 3 Ring n.
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Lefty" Wilson. who went from ANA
rillo to the New York Yankees last year
but who has been with Sioux City Cor
the major part of the SEASON viii l.,
hore during the series and there - n
possibility that he may pitch ono game
for the Garscrs. n he doesn't work in
the Dor for the locals he IL expected o.
pitch Tor tho Indians. Wilson pitched
for thu crays last season agains, Okla.
homa city.
iklahonm City l. bringing strong
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Robins shut Out.

I ~ Associated Press
BOSTON. sept ss.-Tha Boston
Braves CLOSED their home season today
by defeating Brooklyn. : to o.
brooklyn ........ 200 O00 600 0
Boston ...........i00 200 Olx--T : I
Decatur. Shrlycr and lIunrllng. Ne.
Namara aud O'Nclll
Two luso hits. o. Griffith. Home
runs. Ford. Stolen iiases. Cruise.
Boeckel. lase On halls. Decatur 9.
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q. Simk River.

ROSWELL. y n. sept. ss.-Ar.
flng"ncnis ave Icing made here for
a hls shipment Of trout fOr the Ruiloso
fivtr Part " these fish ar. coming
from. The state hatchery and a part from
the E yernmoni. Fine trout fishing
was ni"yed Vn tho Isuidoro during the
iaSi d. as'n aud il IL the objoct Of thoro
inior' It'd In this sircam to keep II well
stocked
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-28

Stoisn latssss--f 'plinlis. Nichoff
sacrifice hits-Surs Two basc hits
HUM. caiso. Double plays-Ph-lan u
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struck 0ut-Fuhr =. Pate no. Is1so 90
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