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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
Radius Poultry Show
To Be Held This Week

The cackling and Growing and
quacking of prize-winning birds will
soon fiji the old skating rink with the
melodies Of the barn-yard
On Friday morning the Columbus
Radius Poultry Show will be opened,
and for two days the finest birds
raised in this section will be exhibit
ed.
There will be absolutely no expense
whatever to the public in the giving
of the Columbus Radius Poultry Show
No admission fee will be charged
and the prizes will be given by the
Chamber Of Commerce. All are cor
daily invited to attend the show as
often as they desire, and it is hoped
that many will accept the invitation
as matter of encouragement to the
promoters and exhibitors.
Remember, two days, next Friday
and Saturday, at the old skating rink
en- Main Street, just across from the
Elks' Home.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
MR.. S1VES WILL
RUN FOR SHERIFF
Popular Justice Of The Peace
Definitely Decides To
Enter Race.

In conversation with Mr. C. NJ
Reeves, Monday, we were informed by
that clever and popular gentleman
that he had definitely decided to en-
ter the race for sheriff at the next
county election, which is to be held in
1928.
Since the announcement was made
in the Dispatch Of January llth, that
Mr.. Reeves was considering entering
the race, he has received so many
assurances of support, and so many
requests that he make the race, that
he has given his consent to the use
Of his name in connection with the
candidacy for sheriff
Men and women who have known
Mr. Reeves during all the years he
has lived in Columbus, know that he
is well qualified in every way to fill
the important office of sheriff. He
has ability, integrity poise, believes
in the spirit of equity and is just
and fair toward all.
In due time, Mr. Reeves will for
mally announce his candidacy and en-
gage actively in the race. In the in
terim, his many friends will be busy
boosting his candidacy
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
4 SAFE VOYAGE

Mrs. r. " Jacob has received a
cablegram from her son, Mr Eyerette
Jacob. from Anc0n. Panama, iu which
the young man stated that he had
reached the city of his employment
safe and sound After leaving Col
umbus. Mr. Jacob went 70 Washing
ton. d. C., where be received the
thirty-third degree OF Masonry. Tie
then went by rail % New York City,
where hc took a steamer for Panama.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
HI-Y CONFERENCE
JANUARY 27-2S-29
John X. Pepper, Memphis S. 5,
Man, To Speak At New
Albany.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 24.-Miss Ella
Mcintosh, Girls Work Secretary fol
the Mississippi State Young Mems
Christian Association, announces that
the girls who attend the Older Girls
Hi-Y Conference at New Albany have
special treat in store for them Sat
urday night.
The Hon. John r. Pepper of Mem
phis, teacher of the famous Brother
hood Class; the worlds largest mems
Bible Glass, will attend the Confer
ence Saturday and will make an ad-
dress Saturday night on "Our Re-
sponsibility to the Church through the
Sunday School" 1t will be an especial
privilege which the delegates will en-
Joy in hearing a man of such prom
inence as Mr. Pepper in both business
and religious circles upon subject
for which he is so peculiarly fitted to
speak upon.
The entire list of Conference speak
ers give promise of a program of
unusual merit They include Prof. B.
Frank Brown of Pontotoc; Mrs. F. c..
Mattison in addition to Mr.. Blake w.
Godfrey, State Secretary and DR.. l..
T. Larsen, Field Secretary of the
State Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation
Registrations are coming in now in
every mail The attendance promises
now to be well above 200 unless it be-
comes necessary to limit the size of
the delegation.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
JUDGE TOOMBS HERE

Judge William Ray Toombs, of
Greenville, Miss, one of the foremost
lawyers of Washington county, was
here on Monday in consultation with
Mr.. William Steene with regard to
some mural decorations the artist is
to make for the Masonic Temple at
Greenville. Since coming to Colum-
bus last fall, the fame of Mr. Steene
as an artist has spread all over the
Sunny South. His work is so differ
ent. And he is so different. He is
one Of the most talented painters in
the land, yet one of the most agree
able and approachable of men. We
are glad that when the wheel Of Fate
was throwing off sparks Of genius,
Mr.. Steene was thrown to Columbus.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
GOING TO ATLANTA

Mr.. +. n. Hanna, artist photo
grapher, will leave on Sunday for At
Ianta. Ca, where he win attend the
annual convention of the Southern
Photographers Association, which
will meet in the Georgia metropolis
the first four days Of next week. Mr.
Hanna expects 20 be back IN his studio
next Friday morning. He will get a
lot of advanced ideas of photography
20 put into his work, which already
ranks with that Of any Of our states
ph0tO-makers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
SICK FOLKS BETTER

The Dispatch is glad to learn that
most Of the sick folks Of our com
munity are improving.
Mrs. Hugh Slaughter, who is at
Doctor Brewers Hospital, is reported
much better She is bright, happy
and cheerful, and has gained ten
pounds in weight during the past six
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. =. Goolsby are
both able to be up and around their
home. Mrs. Goolsby had penumonia,
and the deputy sheriff had a nervous
breakdown.
Mr. J. A. Goree, that "grand old
Baptist" who suffered from erysip-
elias, is well on the way to recovery.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
CLYDE QUINNELLY HONE

Mr.. Clyde D. Quinnelly, a soldier
of the World War. who was badly
gassed by the Germans, and who has
been in the Government Hospital at
johnson City, Tenn, for several
months undergoing treatment, Is at
home for a short stay with his home
folks Clyde is steadily improving
and expects to be entirely restored
to health and back at work by spring.
His many friends here are receiving
him most cordially.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
LONG LIVE THE KING

Mr.. John Ruskin Laws, North
Market street druggist, continues 20
reign as the Pecan King Of Columbus
During the holidays, Mr.. Laws sold
approximately "a ton Of paper-shel
pecans. This week he received five
hundred pounds more and they won't
last long. There are several secrets
of the success Of Mr. Laws We
might mention, first, in his widespread
personal popularity and a reputation
for giving every customer square
deal Then, he has the goods. Last
but not least. he is a regular adycr-
tiser in the Columbus Dispatch. Long
live the king
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
BROTHER GREGORY i'll

The Dispatch Is grieyed TO hear Of
the continued and serious illness of
the Rev. Thos +. Gregory. pastor
Of Central Methodist Episcopal
Church. South, in this city. So ser
ious did Brother Gregory's illness be-
come that yesterday he was carried
TO the Methodist Hospital In Mem
phis for examination and treatment
10 is thought that be has appendicitis.
II this surmise proves correct, an OPP
Grafton viii be performed Many
prayers VIII arise from among our
Christian people tor the r tuat1u
10 r-f- good mana reaIf-
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
THE RIVER Is RISING

High water warnings have been
sent out from up the river that the
Old Tombigbee is iu for a big rise,
and persons who live on the lowiands
are asked 20 keep an eye on o /
waters lest they rise in the night and
cngulf them. The recent rains have
swollen an the streams that empty
into the T0mbigbce, I'D the old
stream hrds itself unable to hold alI
ths aear-r af1 keep .Htn b. la-h-
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
GOES TO DEM0POLIs

Mr.. Gust Silivous. a native of
Greece, who came here from Green
wood a year ago to work for the Bell
Cafe. has bought an interest in a
cafe at Demopolis, Ala. and left on
Tuesday for that city. Mr Silivous
is a clever and accommodating young
man, and made many friends in Col
umbus by his genial manners and
steady habits. We wish him success
in his new home
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
DOCTOR PAINTER

The Dispatch is glad to read in
the West Point papers that the lee
turer on Shakespeare" delivered last
Friday night in our neighboring city
by Doctor Lawrence G. Painter, Pro-
fessor of the English Language and
Literature at the Mississippi State
College for Women, was most enjoy
able and instructive.
Doctor Painter is one Of the South's
foremost Shakespearean scholars,
and is able (most pleasantly and
agreeably) to impart his knowledge to
his attentive and appreciative listen
eTs.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
REGISTER, LADIES

Listen, women folks: You have the
right to vote, whether you want to
exercise it or not. Just now you may
feel that you don't care to vote, but
you may not feel that way when the
August primaries approach. There
fore, go and pay your poll tax and
then register.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25

Franks. J. D. McCann, r. o. Brooks,
J. f. Barrow.
J. L. Gibson, W. L. Brooks. u. T.
Cash. A. S. Fields. W. A. Stepp, j. f.
Ellis. F. B. Dannan, c. H. B., J. Har-
ris Hardy, A. s. T., Capt. Z. P. Wilk-
erson. y. E. Neyman, c. W. Hum
phries. s. ". Shackelford Oakley
Shackelf0rd. J. y. George. A. y.
Glover. W. f. Leech. z. P. Hawkins.
J. B Weaver. r. a. Ward. r. p Land.
r. c. NcClanahan, " n. Iarswerthy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
LIONS PROMISE
SNAPPY EVENING
FOR BOY SCOUTS

Lion, tonight ~ Clmu 'H. H.hul
700. i,I Ely Scouts what ,Iud %. bows
tI,. used O, Lo. This pJG DO. th. pro
uam will b,gn afu ID" Lion Scout
l.,u game which D.. iu be- called WW".
6iat,ly after O'Clock supper tn
which 90 lu,us lrD invited Do they have"
90 cent \ ls.muuiD Aur SONS vl Col.
lnr tb, iall lIm,.
Tho H,v u y ,,'.cClllum. rector
nl s, andrew EWe..pl church. VIII
-rDF on. ~ Was the Best l.oy in
Town " " r1cuuIEcu viii alk
about "Somc Bows I Have known
Drank u, J1mi~ou. who Is u charge of
.lr program. viii talk en- WIN We
Eve. GuV Iu'' Suu.i-o- ior the boys
wil o." tho nest uwmbor an the pro
srm Th, evening viii De- concluded
with IIdiu concert imuurh l'HE lfl
uau. receiving station
Tl, .umpift., boo ,hur. 90 'n.so
arraur,u, B. ,muosrd - ia Miller
Ia,. d. g., and j y N,Hs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
DEMPSEY WILL
Defend TITLE
AGAINST Wills

NEW YORK. June 30 -ffN s''ps
Ion ,.ootiotinns which b. ls believed
eventually win hiring Jack Dempsey and
Harry Wills. negro uUgilsi uui" TO" l'l'f
,.... , ttular match iur the heavy weight
CROWN wer. taken to-day when l'inpN
e.rualy accepted wins chall'ng"
This acceptance wa announced 'N
ia, v.v YORK state hnyng commits on.
Tbis body officially acknowledged ''.
.,.r, ~ OBJ. chlll,uu, ard deposit on.
g. ,oo ANA mlcr ssurd q proclamation
that. uplrss Dempsey. before July u" ''
r.uiad under reasonable condition. Dos
i,l. would .o declared forfeited '~ 900
.as Sow Yu,k state boxing TERRITORY wa.
involved In a,,optng th" ohal"nr'
Dempsry through his manager. J''.
K,4nr.. requested that q conference Doe
tween th. principals ho h,ld soon 81
thar .puditI.ns governing lh" "r"p' "'
Ihlut might %, considered
/ n Bee understood DO, mluE'r- OF h
tvn hrlvv.wlaht- w,Il W''t and ar
range th. necessary priuniuliv d'aI
within the NEXT week or ten days
Manager Mullins. speaking fer NNl,
: aiid that ar desired % bout h"iW' lII
Iut auch appeared improbable" T"'
lHi,kard tur rrom"t'r from whom. 81 b
| understood bath heavyweight rNp''
an offer stated cmphll.wlly That %
would not bo interested Boz % contest Ne
! fDr, next summer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
Twelfth ANNUAL GUN CLUB
SHOOT WILL Be BIGGESTlk
HISTORY OF AMARILLO CLUB

VIII De- "a Grand surcrss h"m every
viewpoint.
The shoot this year was mad, pos-i
Die by the generosity of tn following
named public spirited citizens and bust
ness organizations to whom 'hr officers
Of the Amarillo Gun club wish Geo extend
their hearty thanks
Amarillo National Bank superior
Cafe. Ross - Rogers ROY puul. J. G
Hoaton. Guaranty State BANK scott
Bros. Chas. Dixon. Lindsay Doubleday.
Hugh whitcomh. Imperial Barber shop
sam d. Vaughn. Amarillo Laundry
Rrookmont Cafeteria. George li"nshaw
a. \. Mail. Chas. Allen. Regent Sh"
store. Joe KillouRh. T. & NJ Market
r. I.orin Driscoll. u. \ Xehriugcr W
l.. Frioze Olympic Barber shop w. ~
Durham. Texas " 4 VI. Russell &
Cnckrou. Mcllroy's Market Mcdonald
Auto Supply co. Blackburn a Nalon"
l'ndertakers. ] g. Penny 90. 'it>
Drug 90. Morrow Thomas Hwd co.
Dew Dro, Inn. ! T.. Cullum. l.rneS
ThonpsDn. Western lllrdwar" co.
Amarillo Hardwar" Co, u. l. chest
nuu. a. Baum Hurry Holland. j y
Riggs. W 4. Duke. T. q VI All'n'
store. y. r. Finkla tn" L"ui'. firs
/ National Rank. Amarillo Bot VI 90.
Nistl.tnp Creamcries. Gilvin Tir"
Vulcnniging Co Jim Kccton. JET
/ Davis. Engman Bros, United stat"
Tire co.. The Army store. Panhandle
} Laundry. Tunoy Chisum, Jim Vernon
/ Cooper Irwin Motor Co.. Beard 81 CIR
l Development
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
WOMAN PlCNlCKER
BITTEN BY SNAKE

s. SIR Miller was bitten hy brown
water snake On the Firsi Christian
church sunday school picnic Yesterday
Afternoon while she was in vadiuE First
aid was administered aud % physician
was called from Amarillo "" 700. the
car n whi.h Mrs Miller Wa returning
10 the ,ltv about three miles from ib,
picni, grounds and givo furlh.r treat.
ment Her injuries are not considered
serious.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
SAILORS DEFEAT
METH0DISTS 6-3
IN A Good CAME

PARCELS iWDlas. hu in 10" sixth.
with two men CO.. broa, rp the same.
and marked up another victory Tor the
Elpiis's THURSDAY Boz th,ir game with
iho M,thodists The s,nrr WIS = 10 J.
lfp 10 the sixth tho tsIlI.s siold To 2.
10 faKut of the Spriulsl.rs
\ guod sizpd ,fu~d ..sW th. Sailors
put over another win On ih, sunday
School League. The gam, Vas featured
~ Shelton s.,mingiy impossible catch
o. ErOuud'r 80 s,.uud and DAVIS
catch ui q hard nt in rrht field
pr rarc' u- Vlu take The baptist
team to VEGA saturday CO. play the
town team Uf chat place.
Tho Christians viii play DO" Preshy
tlr.anr af Amusement vafi. todly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
To NIiand Encumnmenl

BOSWELL. y NJ. Jun, 90 sixty
Boy SCOUTS ana Scout officials of Eos
woll viii attend tho Carlsbad Scout en-.
oampm"ni whi'h viii hr held from July
10 july a. Preparations have been
made 20 make This camp tho greatest
scout camp ever held IN New Mckee
The Carlsbad Chamber ~ Commcrc. Is
cooperating with Carlsbad Scout 9TH
cials 90 make 90, affair succoss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
WHERE THEY PLAY
MEsI TEXNs IE.GrE

ANAILiO AT ABILENE.
Clovis az Stamford.
Lshea.k q, Ranger.
sNesi~aier al san Angelo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
BEARS CONTINUE
WINNING STREAK;
DEFEAT CASSERS
BY associated Press

~ tasocihhd ffses
SAN ANTONIO. June 2s.--san An.
tonic continued It's winning streak here
to-day by nnnexing the first game
against the shreveport Gassers by a
core o. 3 to ! Both Cheney and Bird
pitched steady hall. the latter having
,,vrn Wrike.outs 90 his credit The Wis
ltur- punched three hits in the fifth
and scored their lone tally
Score by inning r. r. n T..
Shreveport ..... 900 Ol0 O0O--l . I
san Antonio ... zoe 0lO O0x-3 : 0
Batteries Bird and Nann. Cheney
and Henry.
summary stolen base. Booe. Sacri.
flee hit Kirkham. Two.basc hit. Smith.
Blsr on balls. Bird ?. Struck out by
BIRD Z. Clancy ?. Balk. Bird Empires.
Hll and Weir.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
CARDINALS beat
PIRATES 8 TO s.;
BROOKLYN WINS
~ Asscem'.I Pres.

~ Assssia's.l Trees
pITTSBy EGH. june 30 ST. Louis
defeated pulsbwsh Goo . 900 game
marked with heavy hitting "n hoth
sides Iuru-ny. in the opening inning,
lrp,, huuc un into tn enclosure
b,tweru 90, ssufv board and ,h, rght
ii.h hl.ach.re. tn first time 900 ihr
.hiinr, oI io..,- n,d thlr th.s has
cen done
SDst. ly innings. j; II T..
ST. loli. ....... 700 goo 4iu-N ID
Pitt -hurgu ..... .n03 ulu uul-' -
BsIt,ri.- Hiiuv5 and \irk. ''asner'
Clr!-, ~. llulugsWuIh. Nrlluwhorse
and Guprh
Summary -TWuIhisr hit. 1laiu"s,
.:uhv,. Thr,,.hls' hIt Stack. Honw,r.
G,.,h. Ihiu,s Home ran. iornshy.
STOLEN base. Carey. Eighr, struck oui,
Gllyurf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
LEGION MAN PLAY
SHAMROCK SOON


Nus-tal - The Views
SHAMROCK. June % Manager Al
holt ~ the town base hall team stated
today that game with the American
Legion team of Amarillo on july sth 10
probable. The I.sgionnaires have been
asking for q game ~ near future dates.
md thc sth seems 90 De- the only date
open a. this time. u is not known Width
.r shamrock viii inyad. Amarill" or tho
Legion nine viii come here. hui god
gam. IS expected
George Staggs. high hool pitcher
viii occupv 90, mound fur Slugrers "n
the SECOND day "a Wellington IA" 1il
- July
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
Giants Win.


NEW YORK. June es New York
tutiay won an easy victory from lhiH-
d.lphia. . 60 O. M'ussl got a triple.
Gouhip and single In four times mp.
S,or. by innings. u ~ T..
Philadelphia 900 Ool "nl-- !
New York ...... 200 U"@ N"NJh IT q
Batteries smith. Pinto and Peters;
rou,y aud smith
summary Two.hase hat, Bancroft,
Nrus,l. St,ngel. I.r-. Three-ha@" hr.
Al,usI Sirriu,-. Frisch Struck ont.
TDust ]
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30

ktiei Tor Cooke la ninth.
SNe"iNatsf ......l0l 600 Ol0-3
San Angelo ....... 600 100 O00-i o
summary Runs. Mason .. Greer.
frierson. Errors, Bupp Two base hits
Frierson 2. Mason. Sacrifice hits. Shell
Z. seoggins. Lehow ?. Hornsby. Currin.
fiehariy Double plays. shell 10 Bupp.
'urrin 10 Bump % Pounds. innings
piiched. by Cooke o, lg Fleharty >.
s'ruos out ~ Cooke 9 Bases on balls.
OF Cooke 8. or F1ehariy g. Hit by
pitcher. By Fleharty ulobinsonl VIA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
AMERICAN I.EAGlE
Four in s-ui Finals.


HIiLCREST COUNTRY GLIB Kan
s,s city. Mo. June es.-Chick Evan.
~ Chicago, George Won Elm ~ Sal,
/ AXE civ. Clarence Wolff 81 81 LOUIS.
md Fred Wright q Los Angeles. viii
figh, II out tomorrow In the semi'nnal
rounds Of the western amateur gof
eournamcni on the Hilicresi cocrse. A.
a result II their victories today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
LISTEN IN ON WHAT
MIKE HIMSELF SAYS

Listen in
That's what Mike Holland. himself.
wants every man IN Amarillo 90 du.
IN his clever radb advert i.em.m bon
v,st,rduy's Daily Ncw~ MM, .rys b.
vii riy men Co listen Boo ON ,hesc
lHic'. O. b. ul.'tng 900 th' q y w. w.
A ro' 'lur radio equipment hu,
.H'u. LIug none necessary Than that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
SHAMROCK PLAYERS
GIVEN A BAk0UET


SHAMROCK lunr - -i1u' =
MeSV'r Shlmro,k's pit,hing nee enter
tanned iis team mates TUESDAY evening
with e birthday dinner Al m"mh'is %
the t.sm were present. and even the
|mssc0t fartook - the fine feed Nosser
a southpsW. has tWrI-d ten victories
for the Slugg-rs om q thirteen esmes
this ssason.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
SKATERS To h. First.

SAN ANGELO. June % -Flcharty
and Cooke were cqunlly Wild today. with
little difference In the hits allowed by
each. bat the Bronchos slept on the
paths. and Sweetwator won tho first
game % the second half. , 10 ]. The
Swaih'r infield played scnsationally.
Eupp and Currin grabbing many
groundcrs. that ordinarily are hIts.
Claiborne % the Dallas city League.
Io.ned san Angelo and played second
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
Special TO The News.

s1If'Atdt W . IL .NfWNs
ABILENE. June 29,-George Scruggs
the young man who hurled tho Eagles
90 the 1921 pennant. won the opening
game 81 the aecond half from the ANA
fnlo Casters. winners Of the first Hair.
here today. 20 4.
The Gassers could not touch Soruggs
successfully. while the Eagles were
looilng the hall al over the field Short.
stop Douglass getting three hobbies.
Tho game was witnessed by n large
crowd. Il being pennant day. the 1924
gonfalon being floated 10 the breeze IN
brief ceremony preceding the game.
Both teams were In there hustling a.
an stages. five double plays bcing
pulled.
Scruggs held the Cassers 10 five safe.
Ties. holding them 20 three up 10 the
alghth round
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
Spudiders Heat Bluffs.
- H.

not STON, June 2s.-Wichita Falls
defeated Houston here today by the
score Df 3 t. 4 Tanner hit a home run
over the l,it field fence. No one was
o. base
Srure hy innings u y.
lyi,hiit Falls ulH ITO O1i--s ~
,oustou 100 eOl 02O-4 7
BATTERIES --- lorduc ana kitchens.
G.uLuti and B,umpghoNen.
summary TWO.has. hit. Beck ana
Nlaus Thr,,.na hit Blades 5. kitol'
l,u.. STOLEN has.. loasfson sacrifice.
! WHIT, Kitchens and Tanner. Base on
balls. Plgduc l. llonhart J. Struck
] cut. p,rdu, 3 Rcinhart VIVID pitch.
4 Eeinhiri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30

Summ Two hJsr nit, shaw, liol
loWay 90 MDElw', sacrifice hit Dhry
O. schmidt Double play. Baker Ia Nc.
E'wcr ukail'r to MUElw'" ~ WI.
lmms Baker 10 Dmsmorr 90 Mrtl~'".
STRUCK ont, by Mickey boy knndler
o. Easr uu balls. go Mickey 1, of
Knadler .. lit hy pitched boy knadl'r
Turkru Wild pitch. Mickey Passed
BALL. Erwin. Stolen hasr. Baker Time
: TO- mp.rc Davis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
L.rincS Effective.

81 AAiucAito ff"ss
BOSTON. Iuu" 90 -Crim's pitched
,ft,rry,iy tor Brooklyn against hos.
tom today. the visitors winning. Z 10 J.
S,,r. bv innings. II. II l..
ur,oklyu 02O 0iO SOL 10 /
p,stop . O8O org e00-3 = 3
Batt-ries-Grim,s ana Miller. Mar
GUARD Miller and Gowdy
summary -Two.h3sc hit. Crimes,
High. Cruise. Stulcn base. Johnston.
Wheat Sacrifices. Myers. q. Miller.
Grim.s, Ioublc play, Grimes To Olson
to Schinandt. Johnston 10 Olson tn
;, hmandt High tu Johnston and
Sehm,udt. Faid Ba.har, and Hnlke.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
FLAG WINNERS DROP FIRST TO TAIL D-EAGLES
ATHLETICS GET
OUT OF CELLAR
DEFEATING S0X
nv Associated rr.-

~ Associated rres
PHILADELPHIA, June 2a-llosion
,rau exchanged seventh place Tor the
nosition with philadelphia today when
M, A,hlctlrs tuok tho fourth game u
tho series lu tu 3
p,s,,,, OOn OOO Oei-3 ~ .
Philadelphia ..... 900 $50 l'N-I" "
collins. Funorton. Gucl and chaplin;
Nuylur and Perkins
Two has, hits MILLER MCGOWAN Nay
lor. ". COLLINS o. COLLIN. rhro" base
hits Miller Burns Home rum smith
stolen has,s M,Govan l1s" "u hel'
" collins 3. Fullerton I STRUCK ont
W collins a. NiyW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
Yanl, Beat senators

WASHINGTON Jun, 60 Sow York
suli, in its two umc -'Iirs h'i" hy tar
ing the fnr TODAY bon '.n inning To !.
Shawkcy replaced Jones' and checked
n.ai rally in tho h' nli of 10" tenth
New York 'Hu un" 'NI 10 u
Washington . 600 2n" NIN u " p"
Jones. SnlWk,y ana Hoffman; Fran
a.. and Ch'rrty
Tao ha.. ht, Rice Thr'' ln.' hits.
Rico. Shaut.. Harris rpp lasc' On
balls Francis g Iou,, : STRUCK ont
Francis ?. Jones T.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL. LEAGUE

Philadelphia . al New York .
BROOKLYN e. at BOSTON J
81 Louis AZ Pittsburgh ;.
Non. others scheduled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
Refuse 10 Co To- Dalla,.

KANSAS CRY Iun, es President
Corree Meuhlth1rh of ihr kausa- Cty
'ul.ricar f..n .a'ior baseball team an
rguncrd ta.l.y deal o. transfer John
l.uss0 .. pitcher % ihc Dallas team ~
To- Test- i.aasas T. vas reported later
30 sussen refused o. 90 10 Dallas.
-.deut Mlehiehach Indicated Russell
would probably 20 20 a Western League
isan.