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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
SPUDDERS Trim
SHREVEPORT BY
IS TO- Score
~ Assosisied Press

~ Assoeislsd Press
WICHITA FALLS. April ls-Wich.
is ht three shp,oporl pitchers at
VIII Ter cNiu lascs aud won. 10 tu Z.
Beck h' his nrst homer of thu sea
ron, ai-o triple The Spudj,rs col.
hried ~ hits for q bases The game
was marrd ly seven errors The pitch
'rs could not warm up aud TEN bases
on Tails were given. account cold wind
Score hy innings RI T.
Wl,hiD rails aui soj Olx--t3 ~ I
Shreveport ..... 0.o ogU 600 : Q
Buttyries -Shnuy. Farrell. Burns
nj cady. Bowman aud Kitchens.
Summary--Twobisc hit. Kitchens
Thrr'"his" hit Ecrk. B'.-chrr. summa.
Adams liollahan Home run. Beck
Sacr,iicr Mt Mcdonald. Miller. stolen
has' licsch,r Miller Base on lc,lls
bowman .. slanpcy .. Farrell >. Burns
3. Sirucs ou, Bowman 1. Burns .
lit hv pit her Adams. Bowman On
farr,lh Jackson hy bowman I'm
pirc-. u'Hcaruc and Hrasheor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
Pittsburgh Wli,..



CINCINNATI Anr1 -Hu. 'rg.h
oui.piays-d Circlrnsi arf unu todsg @
game to {. making ln sweep n
the results. Carisua vas drls, leom
thu shah iu an -veuth and "a lUfev
catch by Grimm 20 Dr. -i,r. i,u drive
resulted IN a dauhle riay which sltci
Hamilton. Nurklr gave way to a t'r. D.
hitter in H. seventh and gorrh could
not stop %, visitors
lfttslsurrh ....... Hen fH7 les fg O.
Cincinnati ....... soc os0 .aH-f 20
hatfstser-Caflsun. Himlfcn ana
Gooch. Marslc. Couch and W4rgn
Two lase hits. nnwhor. Grimm. sa
crifice. Grimm. liohwer carey Don.
ble play. Elgi-f tu Maranvllie Hlglse
90 7irrnsy; Grimm ,gnas-istsil. Bohne
Go ltsuiscri. Lett on iass. Pittsburgh
\. Cincinnati Busr en- tails. of
Msrklc ? Couch .. Garrison g. Hafnu.
ton :. Struck out by Markel 2. Couch ?.
Carlson 3. Hamilton T. Hts off Markle
la innings Carlson in s Ia innings,
Couch : IN innings Hamllto in
20 innings llii hy pitcher. ly Carl.
son n'inelih Passed iail, Go.rh Win.
ming pitcher Carlson. losing pitcher
Markle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
RANGER WILL
HAVE YOUNG,
STRONG team
Specialize rhrNeus


t;.NNDll 'frl -l.ug,r viii pre-.
seut 90 u.tu..Uur hdhtting bunch
%. t.url-i.r- with tprl ilI, hing. when
10 Wtsf N,flr i.easI, Opens Thurs
Cav Do rwriir lim,- Jr. any indica.
ilal.
kir.I.re ci fhv u.feust, are a trio
uf Oatir.H- -fuuu. rrig and De.
LAM. aN uf whom have shown q praise
sor'hf Hmm,..r to mikr The horschidc
iioulnn especially lads fair to De a
fwlri'r- terror. a- d. has averaged
,u." sizzling -aiil,s ier game thus Tar.
and ihrp, 81 toe drives have disappeared
beyond ih, iaiings Al three are with.
uut previous professional experience.
iu Tact. there are only three OF the team
who can boast previous league nffilia.
iions and nary Nitro OF 1921 Is IN the
uIll yard. They think it's worth money
10 piay In a class ID league
~ third this year Ranger fans will
see B.iiah. q rangy stripping. who II
worthy succr>sor To- Jody Tate. this
scar with oklahoma city IN IN. West
..r league Shorisiop viii be- covered
hy Plunle, who served with Mineral
Wells ruri % last year. aud first by
Hlrlsrot,. @. pawhuska, Okla. Second
t..U rests between boid. a Spr.ngtown.
Texas. iflsiu' and I'olsky. who IAayed
e. icv games with Cisco last year.
Behind the bar are Manager Al
Yrish, and either Clayton or Duck.
worth Albright has had several years
cNHrrirnD, ln last Texas semipro cir.
t.s and has turned down Texas league
offers bGckwurth is an East Texas
Babe i.pih-mluus the tummy-so far
ss - ls Concerned. but has not as yet
shown grrat amount % propulsive
l'oN"r with the willow clayton caught
part ~ last year with sherman and his
1loWirg thus Tar puts him well above
Zoe average q the .rcnts iacksioppers
Last season.
Roberts. "a lengthy youth from Thur.
ler, ~lih ,is..=s.:s= speed. u expected 10
rrotc the plihing ace; with Holden,
formerly a lahoFsr IN the Abilene vine.
yard and Zlraiac. ~ Swait,r. showing
Cor places. York. q Gladeeater local
l,fthandCr, viii contest Tor the fourth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
IlaIlas Pitcher Pallnlr.l.

DALLAS. Apfn is-Furt Worth
pounded three rvllas pitchers hard 20.
uny, and this free hitting mingled with
local mispl,ys. enabled the visitors O.
win the Dallas opening game, 10 10 J.
ifr Visions save Warhtcll perfect sup.
i'oft. sensational catches los Calyo fca.
rfir.
eco D. Huu-. EH.E
.I.f. ...... 1ni Hf1 rnf g .
Frf Worth eco. go ict 0io--i3 ~ 0
Iar ICES Warhirl and ~ Moore
- Tlni 81. Reid and Shnndiing.
" IT, cwo.busc ait. SEARS.
uor . .ouis Brown. Allen. Three.
it.o hit. -Yulcy HON. run. Allen
S,ars Wachtcl Hoffman Hits ana
iuns - Harper 20 hits . runs IN I 20
inning Conl'y bits runs IN - IN.
rms: Rooid hits > runs IN innings
Stru,s oui. Harper 2. Reid !. wnchiel
o.. Ease ou ball-. Harper o. Reid /,
Na"hi,. 4. i.cfi cu lur,. slllas .. Fort
Worth g. Doullc play. Harper e. Sc
.r.si 10 Galloway Passed hall by
shaudllns : Time u game s,oG. TIM.
p.lrs luly and Meyers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
CARDINALS LOSE
ODD CONTEST IN
CHICAGO SERIES

d. Associated Press
81 LOFTS. Aprli is.-ChlaE0 upn
thu odd game a The series from ,hc
, Cardinals herv today Is. The d 'nt
dropped - Louis 20 n tic fur a,roui
place with the Cubs New YORK. going
into the had Hickey used nfr pth.
cts IN an effort a. stop Chicago 81.
dridEe was halted hard. but Freeman
stopped the Cardinals siuFscrs
Chicago ......... 1-o uu. Nnn-- T
~. Louis ........ .oiO ffO 600. o. Q
Baticrics--Alridg,. FREEMAN anil
o'Farrell. Pfcffer. orih. o nton. Bailey.
Goodwin and Clemens
Two base hits Holinor. ToTorrsr
Fridt-rE Hartnett unmr run. -Four.
nlsr. stolen hose siatE. S1drlficta.
Grimes ilvaihoolo. Friherr Double
play. Bailey to Toinrc,r iIaiinchc
krug 10 Crime. Grimes st.dl
Hornsby to ToporceF. Freeman 90 Hnl
iochsr TO Grimes. Lett ou iusrs en-
caEo :. -. Louis Struck oct TlH0
I. Aldridrc :. ireenlan Z Hifs on
Pfeffer IN one inning. oue on. nors
out IN Second. OF North ure lu .nning
off Benton none bon Poo inrnEs. fuo OF.
none out IN third 80 Elu.Yg 81 90.
ning-. off Goodwin ir inning off
Aidrich. ~ ir innings off Freeman
] IN inning Wild mich.s. Haisv
Winning Iatcher Adr.lge i.os.ng
pitcher. Bailey
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
WILSON'S TRACK TEAM GOING
OUT TO BRING BACK PEKNANT.

Thrc. ,uuslng ,hoots.
The Golden Slndsinms track team
II going a. cuiupeto against Hereford
Dalhafi Chuendeu ami Canadian. fhis
Friday. iu The District lu'rrrhDAstlc
Met held in Canyon-and NOT uu't o.
she going o. compete. bgt ths Sand.
storm j. guiug to irlyv them stranded
IN q suudhcd so Gar behind thlt d. will
take brand new radio SO o. oven hear
the shouting - saycih pru &C. q
wilson pilot. engineer ANA onth II
The hirh sch0Ul climber MON
Tho bays are ali sgt inr .the c.udyr
ciraic. Practice every day has kept
them In splendid condition and the two
contests in which thry wunr coo, and
split even on fhr other has given them
iull r,nfidrncc Cuch Wilson declares
that his ltam viii b, at ialst amoug
thu nrst lhrc .u thc final meet ~ Aus.
tin.
s1hr events ar, .h,dIi,d fn start Frl.
day morning at Ten o,i0rhk Both tn
firsi and serund tyams viii De- there ia
fun rcgalia. with Dlor. living. music
hlariuv. and -and hIoWInr Fof the
Sandsiorm b. hard 80 m bEiug this
meet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
BOSTON LOSES
TO new YORK
BY 1913 score

~ Associated Prcss
BOSTON. Mass. April Ntw York
defeated Boston 10 tu s iu freq hit.
ling game tu,lny Bush WIS kaoek ,d
DOT of tn box hy a Boston uilly ln thc
ighih ana was succeeded hy Jones.
who checked the hitting.
New York .... Uo0 OF iil-i0 10 I
Boston ........ 0o0 100 ot0--S ~ I
tatcri,s-- Bush. Jones and scliang;
Kerr. Ferguson, Myers and chaplin
Two base hit scott a. Burns Pittcn.
r". buEnn. smith Pratt Fcwst,r.
rhre" base hits shang S,crifice hts,
Burns. Scutt Bush. Smith. Double
PLAYS Bush. SO, and pittcngcr; Fergu.
son Pratt and Burns Let er hnses
New NorS : Boston = Bias. IN hsll
Bush 3 Ferguson T. stolen las. Bush ! /.
Kari : Hits OF kan In . ~: OF
Ferguson 10 Z "a. ofi Myers 2 M Z;
isush - In : -: Jcnes nome in ..
Wild witchcs Bush > Winning pitcher
Bush Losing pitcher Kari
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
BUSINESS MEN ASKED TO SHUT
DOORS FOR SRNDIES ON FRIDAY

The ,,h,dul' for Amarillo iIlgh
s.uuolf games with Nouh Frt Worth
hirh s'hoo. here this week hss been
changed Tho new uhedulr calls to-
Duc sum, go o. m Friday. enc al ~
saturday mDnlug nud Tho third game
st Q o.rio's Siiuuily afternoon
Optimism be- running high az the hlgh
FphVl 1879 plans au afnot lor the opcn.
inc EHHu' ON account ui The abscns, az
Mayor l'n - Mars. The first ball wll
D., thrown hy A. q Armstrong. John
It,hugc. viii catch and Miss Louise
Paimrf sponsor oi The isudstouu. vial
bar ih,sf.r-i hali
4 irHad,Sis 90 b, held byfu, ~, first
game Both teams in uniform viii hk,
part and AN \ u X alumni are ~
p',t,d Go bc m ih, ritudc with ears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

decorated Boz h.gh s,hou lcolnrs The pa
nidr VIII fnrm BOO front ~ the hlsh
school lt l1D FRIDAY afternoon.
4 committee vii visit the husinvs,
mon of Amarillo today and ask them To
,.usD STORES tor a quarter holiday
Thrs, eam.s mean much more a. ANA
ullo thtu The mere winning. although
TINT b. or vital concern 10 everybody
who ha- any civic pride Amarillo VIII
gain NId, spread publicity IL thu sand
storm wins the championship. The team
ne, ds 90, moral support al everyone la
town BOO order to win
The bows un thc Snd,toru team are
m rt uwa hom" town boys Thcyr
playing fW Amarillo and not Tor any
me, consideration. They certainly de
eat,, ihr Whole hearted support that it
necessary fu them a. win.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
ABILENE EAGLES
MAY DROP OUT
OF ". T.LEACUE

ABILENE. Aprll 1S.-Thc Abilene
club ~ the West TcXsa League. twice
ponnant winner VIII withdraw from the
League aud dispose of LIS franchise II
the circuit does not retract the action
taken ~ Swcciwator saturday In abol'
ishing the ss5 guarlntcc Icr game
which had previously been voted.
Abllen. aud Amarillo ~ the Sweet
water meeting voted against the action
ind today the directors of the Abilene
club sustained the action of W. u.
kr,ilr. club president, In opposing the
guarantee clause. The l"cal directors
voted &" s.ll the clubs franchise within
ten Gays after the season opens unless
10. Loague rrsclnds It's action.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
TENNIS PLAYERS READY
FOR MEET IN CANYON

TIL tennis teams both bpys aud
sirls that viii represent Amarillo High
Sch'"l IN the lntsrschol'stic Meet al
CANYON. arc all ready and rcarin to 60
The girls are represented 10y Eugenia
Wilmington and Annabcl Alien In IN.
doubles. and by Annabci Alion ln sin
sl"-. Tho l"ys' team ~ conif"s,.,i II ihs
ANieii brothers, Bob and Hall. They will
enter the doubles together. and Bob will
play the singles
Preliminary contests ar a. l.. held
Friday morning according to Coach ~
g. Wilson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
Houston Moves tp.
Isfiriaia.d pr,ss

iipl SToN April ls.-lIouston cans
from b.hind today and won from Beau.
muut. . 90 {, in 10 Innings.
Score Is innings Il " T.
beaumont ..... nno 0u3 000 II q
iiru ten ...... Uuo coz uiB ., Il .
iiItiurics-No Morgan Kraft. Toikclsm.
and Brooks Pearson and Elfcit
summary -rWpba~p hit Sianshury
Gross Blade. Thrc,.basr hit. Bailey
H.ad.s stolrn bas. l,lad.s RAIDER
ao-ef,rson and Bailey Sacrifices
Grcss. Bhdes : Ellington Dcnoville
itis" ~ lr,ils. Pearson. Morgan
kIafi 2. TeiNclson /: nalk, Pearson.
HIT by pitched hall Torkeison siolcr
lsi-'. Pearson .. Morgan ?, Kraft :
Torkclson : Innings pitched Morgan.
-. Kraft i.3. Turkeison l. Hits 1T
Morgan :. runs: Kraft Ill run. Tor.
k.i-"n =. {. runs. Wild pitch. Morgan
Kraft Len On lnse. Houston %. Beau
mont .. Imnres. O'rool- aud Kane.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
SAN ANGELO HUNTING
NEW BALL MANAGER

SAN AN'iELo. Arm rs. San Angc.
iu baseball club of the West Texas
League. u'day began searching Tor u
new nnnagcr. upon notice II denial ~
appeal by National Association Of PRO.
tcsional baseball leagues to rcinstatc
William ID, Reynolds. Carnegie. Okla.
who WIS slnicl as pilot. Reynolds was
placed on ineligible list by Houston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
tliicago Hits Tiuel,

'lil' AGO. Aprii is-Tlmply hl,tiv.
"' hi'Hs" coupled with unsteady mitch.
.hs i} Cole. enabled the io.ais :. to,k,
" ~" straight from Detroit today 10
~ 'i>.'"is be- iIulFc freely. but h.
HEhiened IN The pinchcs
ChiaEn oes Al, A..
Detroit. ia. a.. -
i..''il'.- Hodge and srhilk: cole
and Bissier.
Vs. h1~" BITS H1ssIer "a. Collins
Hi-r 'ns" bite johnson. Sto.p las.
ii'.n.tnn Double play Hodg,. iahnaon
~. 'i.' S''.' 'i L'f' an las. Detroit 10.
~. 20 his'- On tslis cole .. Hodge
S'i'.t "1t hy Coic Q. Hodge 3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
"iIt IiliERS" NEW NAME
FOR IL IIilOt rs TEAM

m, "ilulbor-" h. a., new name
lur ihv Lubbock team of The West
Lr2I~ league Dor the thiil time
within the past few weeks the team
has had q new name. u WAS first
ih, Lunahurn-. then the Cowboys
,nd now the iluhbcrs The name of
Hubb,rs ie derived from tn .l1uin
4 l.ubhu,s. the ilub r IA l'hius.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

NOMINAL DEFEATS ABILENE
IN CLOSE GAME BY q

a''n Wesf Texas Normal defeated
''' 'hii.'l'n iI.s. Yesterday for
n' -'f"0f i'm. .H lh. -sfl.- hg "a ,...r.
D.. kaitru-. 60 90. Normal
r'ir Wma,r, ara f.hra.r t.r ,t.,,.-n.
Imagery Hud sufh
ihr a..- hE .ru.rr.
CANYON Nm1aai oris oos goo ,
Ah'i'n" g. g. .....oeg ogI oOo-l I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
lnTsRSCH0LASTIC MEET
PReLlMlNaRIES FRIDAY

Preliminary Coate~ts in track. ienuis.
f,chmaiinns. and debate. ar, scheduled
tnda} morning. in the cholastic
meet in b. hrld in canyon Practically
aiI lluhardl counties VIII De- rcpge.
ren'e'i. The iiails Niil De- held situr.
DIV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

tn hEh echool cripple family o.
coming alorr fine Ernie Holman
Htosr ansi' was surained BE- back Boz
fh. eaue COS Hayden i- -liu ouf viii
broken home in hi- ankle. The twin
onf of the "cIip family" EH Curtis
rd Hardin EDllas have ai.oui recov.
ium ta..r bruised and torn I'm.
grs
N0'- rest d.d 5au ssf- Hah---re'r,
Hffu.fh itN Del srme Fort Worth guv
"tlr .taf irf'- %, fmIlv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

rtil q. retmn 10 their lascs without
hhffr io De- put out.
a AID pitch b. legally delivered
iaI u high. bow or wids n ihr plats
ihat fl catcher olnnof or d,-.s not
f''' trd CONTROL D. With ordinary -.
isi Hs. as result the haisinan. who
Iaromrs has runner on such pitched
rl 81 enabled FEB reach lrsi OF a has,
INNER advances.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
DAILY News sPcRTGRAMS

Fort. Worth win be- here for the
weck-cn Scnd "a tho oid Panther cts
clubs and whether they De- from a..
suiilr,s o. downiosn. the Golden sand.
Ftam Nil tame thosu.
them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

AUSTIN. Apnl is.-The University
~ Illinois track team won tho meet
with 'hc University of Texas today By
a scurc n iit 10 &c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

\ - id.iafni fielder rur I,a,i...
led = lie full II hardsilips and tod.
When 7sled ~ o. nhy.
fhis vs. hi r.pb-
an ihr fhss 81 to lar f,s Eyr
E~iss"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
IENNS IIA.,IE..


al games in Naiiunni and Texas
leagues 90; oarrisd in regular column,
were Talncd oui.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

ia Effu NHt doss no. catcher
scar f-f Answer iflals. fhf
urf 90 fhs leam aie Cassers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
BASEBALL RESULTS
southern .tsssia,iou.


BliiMlNGliAM. Aha. April iS.--Bir.
minghani's hitting was timely this al.
tcrnoon and the Iinrons won thu omen.
ine game 81 the series here tos.
N'W orleans ..................3 : o
birmingham .................4 . 2
Matt-son. BAILEY and Myers. Alotrl.
son and Robertson.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. April Is
Little Rock hit toe freely today and
Was aided by ragged feeling winning
The second game of the series. to l.
idtil' h"ck ...................S ~ I
'hhiiah"nga ...........-.......l II Z
Dickcunan and Browns hoe. Ballou
and Neldrik0rn.
NASHVILLE. April ls.-Nashvills
tool a ten inning affair from the Mem.
phis chicks here today By the score
of TO .
Mvnifhls .................,. 10 6
NASHVILLE ..s..................S >
Tuerno. Webb Vines and Shestak;
Yarmouth. Harris. Lucas and Morrow.
MOBILE. April lS-Thrrc Atlanta
pitchers were hit safely twenty times
hecr this afternoon and Mobile scored
AN overwhelming victory over the Wis.
itors IA the first game Of the series ~
10 3.
Nti'hta ....................3 !
hobii' '.'............. .....i3 20 )
Mayer Napier. Williamson and
schmidt. Roberts and Baker.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

- Louis ~ Cleveland.
Detroit at chicago.
Detroit AZ Chicago. =
philids lphL, at Washington.
New York at Boston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

What We want 20 ku'r D. ho,g those
pitchers i1 the snuthern far % Poi
league can stand thar siuzrinz ~ Pa
rsfaid. C'rusfask. Auhsisr ard sf1rt L
aozcn nfhsr sasesfe HaraEsrs down
there should Iiase their twir.rrs step
EScly 80 a. pot TO crowd ihe showers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

~ Toledo .: Milwaukee :.
A. indianapolis .. Minnesota II.
~ Louisville =: - Paul 3.
~ columbus O. Kansas City 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

The ssnds;orm vii fave IT, s;rouE.
80 opposition - n st.isHn uhen
North sid dro'ss in hrrr THURSDAY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Thn team shouii
have large -url.or, from lntui people
a. tn rOoiine VIA encourage the al.
'ld-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

n iaisniah hate OF uf order and
the nissfskr he Discovered before n
Ian has BEEN 90 htd fn fhs ei.f.- f.re
iatsman. the umpire snail declare no
ffsT-r iainnan eat Or ~ Improper
iatsman has reached first hi-, ot any
sfh.r hasr b. shan o. rcmutei So
i.as. funneTs ian advance on ans at
Of an improper haisman. rh.y ar, ca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
WHERE THEY PLAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN I.EiGI'I

BUsion at New York
Brooklyn az Philadelphia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
NOT oI u PIP. THOUGH
W. backed against The right field fcncr

iini twas IT, ~ avail.
Tie 'nis>d iie hail and onIy caught
iii> trUuser~ "n = nsil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

II skinny has Moprc pep. loes rsp
liorusiy have any pep7 III say De-
o.ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

Baylor Unlvrrsiiy ~. 5. N. L. /.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19
TE>AS LEAGUE.

beaumont az Houston.
San Antonio az Galveston.
Shreveport a. Wichita Fails.
Fort Worth at Dallas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-19

You'll Find Dr. Miles Medicines a, your Drug s,or.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
SMALL. CROWD
OUT TO HEAR
SPRY ADDRESS
Land Office Commissioner
Speaks Here for G. O. p.
Party.

A sparsely populated orchestra pit
greeted William Spry. commissioner of
the general land office and former
governor of Utah, when he appeared
Saturday evening at the Grand
theater in behalf of republican candi-
dates and to discuss issues of the
campaign. The seats in the pit were
perhaps half filled when the speaking
began and the audience had diminished
TO about one-third the seating capacity
before Spry finished his address.
The speaker was introduced by
James w. Speer, republican candidate
for state senator, the only other
orator of the evening. Spry urged the
election of Carl W. Riddick. repub-
lican candidate for United States SEN
ator, and of Scott Leavitt, republican
for congressman. AS a speaker for the
republican party, Spry defended the
administrations tariff law and other
enactments since the beginning of the
republican regime. He favored expan-
son of Montana's irrigated areas and
further agricultural development of the
state.
Accompanying Speer and Spry on the
stage were all of the republican county
candidates. the commissioners visit
being made the occasion for a party
rally.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
VETS OBSERVE
FORGET ME-NOT
DAY this YEAR
Disabled Men Plan to Raise
Fund to Meet Financial
Emergency.

The annual Forget-me-not day of the
Disabled American Veterans of the
World War will be observed in Great
Falls this year by the Cascade county
chapter No. 2 of the organization for
the first time since the idea creating
such a day was evolved two years ago.
The official Forget-me-not day of the
national organization is November 4,
but the local chapter has advanced their
observance Of the day Il week. max
ing it October Is.
Forget-me-nots. the official flower of
the disabled vets, will be sold on the
streets. the proceeds to be used to aid
disabled ex-service men who are in
need of financial assistance. Previous
to this year the local chapter has not
taken this measure of raising money as
a feature Of the observance of the ma
tional flower day of the organization.
but because of an emergency it was
decided to adopt this plan of raising
money to carry on their work among
their stricken buddies, members of the
chapter announced.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
ENDEAVOR HOLDS
EVENING SERVICE
Social Hour and Lunch come Before
Sermon on Life at Presbyterian
Church.

Evening services at the First Pres
byterian church today will be in charge
of the senior and adult Christian En-
deavor societies. Henry Brandt will
give the sermon. The Conduct of
Life" Preceding the service all young
people of the church will meet at j
o'clock for a social hour and lunch.
All members of Christian Endeavor So
cieties in the city are invited to attend
the service.
The Rev. W. NJ. Bailey, Sunday
school missionary and state synodical
president, will meet the members of
the senior and adult Christian Endeav-
ors at the church parlors on Monday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. He will take
up the problem of the organization of
Christian Endeavors. On Tuesday eve
ming he viii speak to the same group
at the same hour, discussing the pro-
gram and work of the Fndeavor.
Monday evening there will also be a
meeting of the Sunday school at 1880
O'Clock. The Rev. II. w. Neuman,
Sunday school missionary of Missoula,
will discuss Sunday school ~organiza-
ton. Tuesday evening he will meet
with the Sunday school and church
officers to discuss the work of the
Sunday school and the work of the
young people in the church.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-10-22
Open Observation Car
Dropped for Season

Even as the grounding is the sign
of spring, so now comes one of win
ter's ~forerunners the dropping of
the open observation car on the
Olympian. the Milwaukee crack trans
continental flyer.
This car is put on during the balmy
months so that passengers between
Harlowton and Butte can take ad-
vantage Of the afternoon and early
evening ride through the mountain
route which this road takes between
these two points.
The car was discontinued, effective
today, the closed observation taking
its place in the equipment of the
Olympian. Winter has come. To
those who remember the couplet in
the flyleaf of Hutchinson's IF Winter
comes,' which goes.
IF winter comes
Can spring be far behind
1t might be remarked that the
autohr couldn't have been referring
to a Montana winter.