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Arizona republican., 1922-04-01
Tennis Champions
Advance To Finals
In PhilIy Matches

PHILADELPHIA, March 31--Wil-
liam r. Tilden, II, worlds champion:
r. Lindley Murray. former national
title holder: Vincent Richards Of New
York. national junior champion: Law
renee Rice, Boston: and Wallace +.
johnson. Philadelphia national fl
nalist. advanced to the fourth round
today in the Middle States indoor
tennis tournament. Rice was late in
arriving and played three matches
this afternoon. defeating A. Il. Vein
er. Andrew Morgan and Carl Fischer,
ali Of Philadelphia. All of his vic
tories was won in straight sets. All
the other two favorites won two
matches today except Tilden, who
PLAYED only one, defeating II. Col
burn, Philadelphia, So. go, in tits
third round
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01

During the course of a major league
season one sees a lot Of peculiar
happenings.
No one is in a better position to
note these things than the umpires,
who are constantly shifting from
team to team.
One thing that struck me as being
out OF the ordinary last year was the
debut made by Pitcher Kolp of the
st. Louis Browns.
WiIdness is always the prevailing
fault OF every recruit. This is usual
ly very apparent when they make
their debut. Kolp was SO different
his work stood out.
The recruit got his first chance
against the Cleveland team, which
had won the worlds series the prev
iouS year, and were sporting World s
Champions across their shirt fronts.
The fame of the Indians didn't
seem to work. Kolp in the least, as
far as his control was concerned.
Every ball that he threw was either
a called strike, foul strike or a ball
at which the batter swung and either
missed or hit.
Not single called ball was thrown
by Kolp until Joe Sewell. who was
the sixth batter in the lineup, faced
him. 1t was one Of the most remark
| able bits of pitching have ever seen
as far as control was concerned.
! A few weeks later saw the Detroit
team place on the field one of the
most unique lineups in the history of
| the game. I have reference to the
number of left handlers used by the
| Tigers.
Ordinarily if club happens tc
have five or six left handlers in the
! batting order it is supposed to b.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01

chance to upset the dope in the Ma
tional league. Here is the way the
Boston leader sums up his chances:
"I have a young team. 1t is fast
No club has a more reliable corps of
catchers. The pitching staff rs above
the average My infield will compare
favorably with any other combina-
ton in the league. Best of all. there
is harmony and desire to win
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01

Boston are scheduled for June and
September. when, if ever. come per"
fact days to the Goldfish country.
It took direct action by Pittsburg
and New York to put the Braves out
of the running last season. Against
all other clubs they did as well as the
Pirates and Giants.
Not until late in the race did the
Braves surrender, and then it was
the collapse of the pitching staff, due
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01

Pep Young led off, with Bush, Cobb,
Veach, Shorten, Jones, Blue. Bassler
and Leonard following. 1t was a
team made up entirely OF left handed
batters / seriougly doubt If such
thing has ever before happened in
the majors.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01

to double headers that caused dis
aster.
Last season the Braves were with
out a seasoned southpaw This year
Mitchell has Rube Marquard ana
Lefty Tyler. Either of these two
would have saved a dozen games Tor
Mitchell last season.
The Boston Braves are ready and
rarin' to go. The team, like Manager
Mitchell. believes it has great
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01
B46unsSays

top heavy with that style OF batting
Such a team is considered soft pick
ing for a southpaw.
In this particular game it was evil
dent that a right handler was certain
to work against the Tigers. Such
being the case. the following lineup
was used by Detroit:
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01
HERMAN BEATS BRADY

NEW YORK, Mar. 31.-Babe Her
man, San Francisco featherweight,
tonight defeated Eddie Brady Of
Brooklyn, receiving the judges de-
cision after their 12-round contest.
Herman felled his opponent orce IN
the third round for the count of eight.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01
TIED DOWN

In the middle of stupid card
party one of the guests spoke to a
voting man who was yawning.
TN sufferably boring. isn't it. II II
weren't so embarrassing I'd go
home"
yeah. Wish I could, too. but,
hang it all. / live here!
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01
Landis Sees Cards
Trim Mnck'S CretO

BATON ROUGE, La, March 81
Judge IDandis, Governor Parker OF
Louisiana and Sergt. Samuel Wood
fill. war hero. saw the st. Louis Ma
tionaIs defeat the Philadelphia Amer
leans here today, IL to 5. r. II. E.
St. Louis (Nat.) ...........ll ~
Philadelphia (Amer) $500. 5 10 0
Batteries: Goodwin. Pertica, Doak
and Clemens; Moore. Hermack, Loft
ers and Friedman.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01
Ruth Gets Homer
Against Dodgers

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March j.
Babe Ruth got home run and the
Yankees. although outhit, beat the
Brooklyn Dodgers here today. IL to s.
r. H. +.
New York (A.1 .......12 10 0
Brooklyn (N.) ....... is Z
Batteries: Hoyt. Murray. Schang;
Cadore. Shriyer and Taylor, Hung
ling, Millers.
OF the nine left handed batters,
Bush, Young and Blue are able to
shift to the right side of the plate
and be effective. However, all three
prefer to hit left handed.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01

You will have another opportunity
to see Country BOYS in College" at
the high school auditorium tonight.
Admission 25c.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-01

During the course of major league
season one sees a lot OF peculiar
happenings.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
TEXAS FANS NOW
AWAIT Dixie SERIES


ny Associated Press
DALLAS TcNns Sept. ii--rhr cut.
tain or the 1879 season IT the Texas
League Was unE down to-day, with the
Fort Worth l'unth'rs. standard bvarcfs
IN 1890 and 1921, again the champions.
Fort Worth closed the season with
1913 victory over Wichita ifills runners
~ ln The race the victory giving IL a
winning margin ~ u ION gaines for the
" hOle season. The team won lVa
gnmcs setting "a new league record.
Fort Worth Wichita Falls. Beaumont
and San Antonio were the only teams
o. play TO-DAY. the others having com.
plctcd their schedules Yesterday. Dallas
finished in third place and Galveston.
Sin Antonio. beaumont. Houston aud
Shreveport follow IN the order named.
Attention OF Texas baseball followers
10 now ccutorcd ON the series Tor the
baseball championship ~ the South Doe.
tween Mobile. Southern Association
champions. and Fort Worth. which
opens 90 thr latter city sunday. The
first team iu win four games viii 10
declared rhumu.un Font Worth already
holdh tNo DlAir championships. having
defeated Little l.ock IN 1890 and Mem
phis last year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
ALL EYES cENTERED ON
BIG FOOTBALL GAMES next
TUESDAY IN new STADIUM

school with seasoned Veterans. which
.huuld make thm evenly matched.
Clarendon uHck suffered AN awful
sflark when BE- became known that a..
Close would De- nut ~ The game for
ly,r umouih Cl.s is recognized hy
football auuiDr.ii's n- uu, ~ the
greatest huIOarks IN the Panhandle
aud hi- lees viii bc krrnly foli by the
hull Dogs u b. uuiic probable that
q CLOSE viii o.. shifted from half 60
uIl and th" GuulWiu twins front
suurnrd. colo. viii assume Tho rul'
" hiinlrts Davis ~ Mclean. and
Mnvfleld " shamrock are two fresh.
mon mn tuc irviug for the quarter
position and each iuuton h undecided
JOS, which 70 th,sg Two he win start
TUESDAY.
Tho slndstur'n is relying ON the bil.
line a. stop the iushrH ~ the Clarendon
hacks The Stndios have undoubtedly
one ~ Tho greatest hlgh school lines
ever go'tc uiua thcr in Texas and
should H. able 90 rush the feet on ui
the uull puR's aokficld unless Coach
nurtno crosses the DOPE ~ and sends
IN freshman line that II capable II
0utphying the Sindstorm veterans
Coach puugttss has groon lackflcld
AZ Ear as experience j. concerned bot
Tho way they have l-"n lool<ing IN,
Inst fcw days 10 scrimmagc causcs th'
spectators g. believe that they ar,
More than equal so The occasion
Johnny Anderson and Buster Kaufman
arr Young wh.rlwinds and u takes mos
~ the second club tu stop thCs,
youngsters ~ iractlcc. Cuy iiadcn an,
Bernard NauFht are bath oluiblc flel,
generals and thc club viii never surlcl
from the lack ~ ,u, abs leader Inl
Dawson ard Tlgc Elkins nrc inklnl
care % fihc plunging and interference
running IN great SHAPE YES indeed. y
looks ~ though N" Sludics viii giy'
Clarendon the lsdtln ~ their lives
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
VILLA TAKES
CROWN FROM ="
JOHNNY BUFF

W. Associated lrtsH
Hltoui,LTN. scr. ~ l'in,ho villa
IT Maniln tonight became IA, llywcighi
champion OF the United States by scor.
ing technical Knockout over Johnny
Buff ~ Jersey CITY twcnlyscyon sec.
undy after the opening OF tho eleventh
rouud scheduled ~ round bout
Ruff seconds throw towel Into the
ring whom johnny battered 10 groggl.
rcss stood helpless before the Fillpino's
atua
IN the tenth round VIVA scored two
KNOCK downs lie began hy pnnmellng
i'uf with puih hands. rushing him 10
iho ropc- and then chasing him across
tin flur Buff Was fcefng when villa
landed h.s 1T o. IA. hoapi and bet the
Amir oan bunpang "a the ilOUr.
III, fliA time nuff did no, take the
"ogui. bat when villa nla@d 18th landt
to thu head fce Seconds later. the
Annriran las ul tie flO,F until five
vns reunited and tin' '.ll mpg. saving
hin .4..
~ was p.,kcd up mud placed Ia hl'
chair.
" was Nills ilFhi iran the firsl lie
rlis slWnvs active, alwayf pun"hlnE
Tot un uHnlng instead ~ wnillng Cor a
rhaurr as lluff dld lils iulfir hody
biDws with bath hands samHd the
fmericnH rhnuplou in The carly rUundu
aud hs crushing iofi huois 10 The head
in the latter rounds brought him tbs
iictury
iiuff was unable 10 open az attack
in iried 90 r,igs .n blows after ths
ihrd round hnl villa met every attack
with ano,hef iau hands furnishing hua
lelenil,ssly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
cASSERS TO Play LOCAL ALL-STARS SUNDAY
LUBBOCK TO HAVE
AN ORPHANS HOME

Special 10 The Ncvs
LUBBOCK. Sept. li.--Lubbock Is 10
have an Orphans llonne.
This conclusion has been made after
". /. swccnc, Of canadian. operator
of tn Sweeney orphanagc u that city.
has made hls proposition To the PEG.
plc Of Lubbock. loing before the board
II directors OF the chamber of Com.
mcrcc.
Bro Sweeney il member and WORK
or IN the church of Christ. aud the con.
eregati0n here l. back Of the movement
one hundred pcr cent strong. Bro.
Sweeney has reached 10 the people of
that church ON several occasions. and
his many friends are glad 20 support
him IN every manner possible
Judge Thomas Tripp. president ot
m. Fort Worth Investment Bond &
Mortgage Company. has been here with
Bro. Sweeney the pnst several days.
and Inns his proposition fnr flnnncin'.
the home before the peopi" here. ne
spoke "a fair representation OF the
Z lliiF NlNN'lN VI INV NNilANN fNultfAfN
and civic ORGANIZATIONS Friday night.
ami u Is the conccnHus uf opinion that
the plan az outlined hv him viii BE-
adopted for financing the proposition.
/ lie plans To- ultimately build a HON,
here within class ~ IT, own. aud hc
IL very optimistic that the accomplish
mont of that work viii be- rallozd b.
fore many years have passed.
1 The home viii b. complete O every
con,ciyuhl" manner.
a chlldrcn's hospital with the most
modern fixtures viii Boz one Of the Goa
lures
The Chamber Of Commerce has agreed
10 donate To the Orphnnnpc one hun
drod aud sixty acres of fine land thr",
miles south of the city on the Tahoka
read. This location IL IDEAL. aud IN,
hand very fine. The home viii upcrlt,
H. own dairy aud farm maintain O
large flock OF chickens. and some hogs
ana in fact all features common Ia IN,
average farm home VIII be- cujuycd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15

l5iood will h. split IN this ialilr ~.
stars will shtic. sr at any rsi" thev
win b. given an silDriuniiy 90 show
their class Gas VII no doubt smother
sofnr 4 them sni he biggest crowd -
the year Il expected to be- on hand and
Sc. either l,nukin'r aggregation cr
Johnny Mcanor's regular ball players
csry off the honvrs 81 thc day
Tho game IN 10 b. benefit attair.
The receipts will bc divided between the
ak shop crafts nov Affected ny the
raiiroad sirik. and the members u the
casser club. All-s;ar players who viii
oprpse the Casscr- viii receive no
remuneration, and they are plas ing
solaly fcr the benefit & the strikln,
rbopncn and the Gasscrs.
The Gnsscrs made approximately $50
zach out " the piay.off with Clovis
Pans herr expect them 20 make ~ much
SUNDAY and four ca i've hundred dollars
should be- realized fW the r,ilrudgfp.
A thousand dollar crowd should be the
minimum. Nol,O,iy other than thu Gus.
s-r players and The shup crafts will re.
cciye any q the pfOcctdr. Al others
arr donating their services and time.
Committees viii H. ON the STREETS a..
day and SATURDAY selling tickets Al
>ou aSe expected 20 do il H. buy ticket
and be on hand SUNDAY.
AEid. frum the philhn,hrophlr spirit
tia; should canr. a blg crowd 10 bv oi
hard therc ~ every promise 81 real
sasu-sip tall game WHY sls"nlunt th.r,
bc hall gssinc worth six bits l,anki'
.tc,1ns0n's lineup sountis like IN" nnJrl
leagues might bc IN town. They 49,
they can beat iohnny McanOr and hii
Hsng. II they give them anything lk'
close fight you know what brand u
i,sll they'll have a. pat az
Rankin Johnson. pride os AuoI n
fans and forin.f major hague ac'
twiricr. viii pitch against "a. Gas-'rs
Max Merry 90 "a. Amarillo Cu,- N
1879 will its.eivc him Sguricy l.lan
thsfd will b. GA the initial corner Ton
Gailahcr. fmrasr Texas League siar
~riil be at s.cund. Mike llOilandcf. *
ixnGuer u prouiincice. will play third
fsrn Moaning. star ~ Texas Uniycr
Sly. VIII work nj short aud Ross John
son. ID. II. y. rarceily. Joo AIailarl and
Peaches itdlngs constitute IN" ouificld
Scan the list with n care aud you'ii b,
convinced they ARE c1iEsbic u gisinf
thu Gasser aggregation a pretty sui
fight.
Jchsny 'sucnr" Alap.4. who b. nj
sweet A. real honest tO-Tocdncss sugal
On local fans. aud who gasv The clown
DuxeTu The wogr, dcfoa, ~ the ''iiitl'
wurA rsrh~' vii curve en- in thci'
for ths ailsgud all-siass 10 cut at The,
th.pk thcs can 81 10 fiTsi--Ma ps'l
Johnny Nennof Clyds .Anheisr. Ma
chsnsy. skinny Mo.t,. Blll iiyers. Pres
1ndgr and Elmsr hIll say ihcy vii
have anoshcr think ont.ag lsiofe Sun
days sam. ID Usaf
Tine VIII ten. Get ready.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15

Tho r,plo ar. responding e. the
ral for u maine fur thc new stadium in
% vcr, pleasing manner. \ number ~
names were received by Coach DouelrSs
yrstcrtln, and flood ~ Suggestions
~ expected before Monday.
! guodly uumJ,r ~ fans droy. out
THURSDAY a. give the Dis buNl tho one"
over and every one was surprised a.
well ms pleased az iho magnitude IL
ihr affair u Is ls'ost for athletics
lee Amarillo aud IL something that
every child in the public schools can
usr fnr rorf'atiouul purposes. The
-r luul hturd has made provisions This
N,ar Geo gi,c al the students IN the
public schools a certain amount ~ ply
steal training ard gu0d many physl.
ral drills ~ well as competitive games
viii d. held IN the stadium before the
school year has passed
Al eyes ga, conferred con the big
game here Tuesday when the Golden
sandstone VIII attempt 30 lower the
culors ~ "a" Clarendon Eull Dogs This
same II one Of the feature events ~
The Panhandle Plains Chamber ~ Com.
mcrcr convention aHd thousands of
fans from all over Tho Panhandle viii
IT, w Amarillo on that date a. scc this
hig game. Coach burton turned out one
uf th" greatest teams in "a" history
u Clarendon college last year aud Il
cndcsoring TO rcp,at again this year.
This ~ Coach Douglass first year with
Amarillo ana he believes that he has
the Texas lnicrschnlasiic league cham.
p.uns Ia making oui az ia" high school.
Douglass coached childrcss lIirh last
fail and won the Panhandle champion
ship With that club. 10th ~ these
coaches know their business and the
outcome % the game VIII hinge largely
on the Judgment ~ these men rs
Clarendon II "A college with almost MI
now material ana amarillo hish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
TEXAS MAN IS
SHOOTING CHAMP

~ aht|'ANAAfA . -
ATLANTIC cry. Srtd II l'hil
Miller 81 Dalis. Texas. carried off high
houors today In the prIncipl event OF
NJ. program of the Grand American
tapshoCting tournament winning the
clnss "a" championship from a field ~
O. ~ the beet amateur gunncrs In the
country.
Miller was tied hy Frank Hughes OF
MUir.dgr. :. ~. with laa breaks out ~
goo targets In iho regular ruh und de-
foli,d his rival Tor the title only after
iWu additional strings II 80 birds Each
broke q on 10, first cstiu string hut
Miller had perfect score ~ - 60 Mr..
Hughes q en- the second Miller gath
cred additional hurds hy defeating
Hughes In the pifyon ol tie for sec.
md place lon th" doubles championship
.,V,nt. which wus shot losi Tuesday
Tn, ToSnu broke O out of 90 targets
released in pairs while Hughes shat
tered 4s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
iienrr Heats Soions.
D. Asuocis,sl rrss

CLEVELAND. sept. IL "stuffy'
Mrlunis' home run 10 deep center IN the
eighth inning gave Cleveland 10
victory over Washington here today,
Cleveland mad. only four hits OF ~.
rickson hui he Was extremely Wild. CIV.
ing cighi lascs on balls. MeNuliy -i0lu
hunr IN ih third afiar tripiinE
Srorv l., Innings. u u T.
NashiHgino eco $50 Ueo--1 n Z
Cic, ehnd ...... oe. oVi ola = I
Erlickson and Charity. piclnich
VIM Edward lhlo and Scw.ll
q Neiii
summary Two lass bits. ilmoiie
Eri''isou. ,ioslin. ihrvr h,sn bite Ne
Nuli' ilarris h"ns runs Mclnuis.
s'nlen lasss iannos0r Waml,ganfs,
hrNufy las un iuiia 90 Erlel ssn
: ~ kdsards q uif Dhlr ! struck ou',
o. Erl,hsou hy Edwards lN VIM
onr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
GIANTS WIN
SIXTH CAME
IN A ROW
By Associated Pres

~ Associated Pres
NEw YORK Sopt i4.-rhc NoN
YORK Giants wun their siNih straight
| game today defeating chicago ln bai.
Tie Of pitchers to q.
scora bv innings " n T.
chicago ........ 81. ooi 2"V-p - 7
New York ...... oio $50 onX---5 a
Ailridgc. kaufman. Jones. siu,land
aud O'Farrcll. McQuillan. Ryan. narn,-
Scott. Jonnhrd aud snyder.
Suminary-TwO base hits. iiuliochor
Bancroft; stolen ia-es, Bnrbei; double
plays. Bancroft to Frisch 10 Kelly. lass
On balls. off McQuillan ., off RYAN /
80 Y Harness l. ~ Junnard !, OF All
ridge q off Kaufman 3, off Ssuelnd
siru,k out. by Ryan :. los scott !. hi
Jonmlrd I hy kaufman I by Jones !
IS stucllnd I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15

Texas has variety ~ climates. \
great portion In swept by the Gult
hrr,zrs .maaing the long SINNERS 81.
durable and enjoyable. The winters
usually ARE mild aud delightful. The
'rup season 81 Northern Texas averages
eight months and ~ South Texas ten
months a year Rainfall differs In sec'
ti'ns a. the same extent a. climates.
Extreme West Texas averages from ten
10 - inches rainfall. aud East Texas 30
iu Sc inches % year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
FITZGERALD AND
COMSTOCK LEAVE:
FOR BIC SHOW

Howard Fitzgerald and "Srcf" Com.
sio,h, ouificldcrs ON the r"nnnni win.
ming Gasscr club. lefl Yesterday iur The
mailer leagues
Fitzgerald h. 10 report io tho Guns
"a chicago and tnmfioca has been
b,ughi by the - i,nuls Cardinals but
viii report g. Syracuse. y. - ior work
until that club olu-os the season. lie
VIII then Join the card
The PLAYER. lcft over the santa Fc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15

Texas has bread. level mnirbH. hirh
'lr,dtcd platcius 3,Oop to- sUoO r,ct
dave sca lowell and fertile valleys The
Nriugv elevation ~ Texas Il 40 feet.
III" s"il Narirs IN richm-s and frifil.
~ from hllch waNy. black sandy. gray
sandy I'D sandy. sandy lus,m ~ alu.
wal soils
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
tune Prem i,chlnd.
~ Asaoci.t.d puss

81 AAA3Naafa tft--
~. fot'iS. S"pa ~ 81 Louis camc
ironi behind for the third time IN IN"
las; -four games and defeated Boston 2
e. in the seound game of The scrls-i
today. The victory. however. does nc,
nlVHnc" The iooals any closer 90 thr
league lead. a. New York defeated Gu
cugu 80 result the Browns remain onc
game and q half behind
Scnrc by innings d. u y
Boston ....... ~. WnU 60V-l 10
- Louis .... oi0 oUo 2gN---s a. 4
Quinn and l;u,l Davis Wright kol,
and SEVERED
Smuin1ry--Twu base hits. Mitchell
pl.nurkr. severed. Pratt. Jacobson
1hror lasc hits lasuhson home runs
Burns. stolen bases MonOsky. O'ROurk,
=. i1se oii lalls 30 Quinn or Davis .
OF Wright : -iruci. out by Quinn /!
hy Davis by kolp I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
RANKIN JOHNSON WILL face
CHAMPIONS IN Benefit GAME
FOR LOCALS AND RAIL SH0PMEN
The haseball season here isn't over yet.

Notwithstanding the fact that plans for series with Wichita
Fs Of The Texas League failed materc the big battle the
year will take place Sunday afternoon o'clock Amusement
Park
Al that hour and that place there going be SOME clash
for the Pennant Winning Casscr take the field against Ran
hin Johnson ASas which will include Amalos former
Of The diamond
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
SOX ARE HELD
T04HITS and
YANKS Win A.

by Associated fEess
CHICAGO. Sept IA jos bush ~ tn,
Yankees IVES in fine form toglii aud dc
f,atcd Chicago I 90 !. thereby register.
inE his iwcniy.fourth victory Of the SCI.
son.
Score hy inn.ugs u u T.
New York ....... 100 gui Oeo--g = q
Chitugu ........ npn OiO OUn--i
bush and SclmuE L,tcrc,io. Mack
and Schalk
summary Two has- hit. Mnsii
hon- run. Ruth. stolen la-os. Mcusel
base ~ halls-off l.c,ercltr .. OF Bush
4 struck out 10y Bush 3 by l.cycrc,te 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-15
clISCOp FINAL
GAME ar SEASON
FROM SPUODERS
~ A<ss<lslsd fnn
WICHITA fAl

y, A<ssslslsd flsss
WICHITA fAl.i.S. rcpi O., fle
T<<as l.easue lnnlani wAnffs ious
lhe lasi Gaa' a ihe seasg bare Today
~ inaklnk a ~, lrsek " lhe lassa
aad counllps w % rams ~ chs spad
affE thIfa
WFhlia lails oop 90 COO ? 3
l'afi Worth 80 efs pe0~ii III !
fAiiTha fiisslftd Hoes aad
Auat llaukf, aad ihach0ii.
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