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PACE TWO
PAMPA MORNING POST
tuesday morning, may 5, 1931.
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WASHINGTON SENATORS CAST SPELL AGAIN OVER YANKEES
SAVE 1 LEG
STANDINGS
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.NATIONAL I. E AG IK.
. Vcsterday'* Results
Philadelphia 3, Boston 4
New York 0. Brooklyn :i.
Chicago 13, Cincinnati 1
STANDINGS
BRUSHING UP ON SPORTS
by Laufer
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■ Nait' YcrV
CONNECTS WITH TWO IN! ClUcago
FOUR TIMES UP I B«um
AT PI ATR | Pittsburgh
I Philadelphia
new YORK. May 4. (/pi - The J
Washington Senators once again
cast their spell over the New Vork
Yankees, winning today's name 7j
T :-? vietory was the Senators' tw?n- I
ty-first triumph in the last S3!
ganies played with the Yanks.
Babe Ruth, ploying first base to
keep his injured ankle as free ar. I
possible from strain, connected *lih
two .'ingles In four timx at bat
Ldu Gehrig was shifted to right
field, the Babe's usual position.
Washington ab r h o a e
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Today's Schedule
Phllnde.'.Jh'a at Boston
New York at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Only three f ames scheduled.
Meyer. 2b
H. Rice, rf .
Cronin, ss
Harris. If .
E. Rice. If
West, cf
Kuhel. lb .
Huyus. 3b ..
Spencer, c ..
Join-j, p .
Totals —
NEW YORK
Comly., el ..
2b ..
Ruth, lb —
Gehrig, rf ..
Lam: 1. 3b
Chapman, If
L&ry. ;s
Dickey, c . .
Ocme?. p ...
Weinert, p
aSewell
AfcEvoy, p
"Petals
5 12 2
4 12 1
5 0 2 4
4 0 0 4
0 0 0 0
5 113
4 1 1 10
4 111
3 1 II 2
2 10 0
.36 7 9 27 14
AB R II O A V.
..501 0 0
.5110
4 12 5
4 0 3 3
AMERICAN LEAGt'E
Washington 7, New York 3
Detroit 9. Chicago 3.
St. Louis 3, Cleveland 1.
Philadelphia 5, Boston 7.
STANDINGS
3 1 |
o 0 IC i iveland
0 1 Washington
0 0 New York
0 0 Detroit
0 Chicago
1 Piillnrit Iphia
•' i Boston
9 .St. Louis
Today's Schedule
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York
Won
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TEXAS LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results
San Antonio 4. Shreveport 6
Dallas 6 Galveston 5
Wlehlta Falls at Beaumont, rain
Port Worth at Houston, night.
STANDINGS
Won Lost Pe'.g
Fcrt Worth .... . . ..13
Btauimnt .... 9
3ft 3 11 27 3
zli.it'.mI for W('Inert in 8th.
t Houston
Dallas
! San Antonio
200 005 000—7 i Wichita Falls
Washington -
New York 002 100 000- J
Two bn.se hits—Dickey. West, Mv-
er, Chapman. Thrse base hit —Gehv
Ig. Sacrifice—Jones. Double plays- •
Jones, Cronin and Kuhel, Myer.
Cronin. and Kuhel. Left on bases--
New York U. Washington 8 Base
on balls—off Gom-z 2, Jones 3, Wei-
nert 2. Struck out—by Gotr.?/ 4,
Jones 2, Weinert 2. Hits—off Go-
mes 8 in 51-3 innings, Weinert 1
In 2 2-3, McEvoy 0 in 1. Hit by
pitcher—by Weinert iH. Rice. i/is-
irig pitcher—Gomez.
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
BEAT INDIANS 1
ST. LOUIS, May 4. (AV-The St ,
Louis Browns defeated the Clsve-,
land Indians today 3-1 Goslin
knocked his first home run of the.'
season us his share In the Brown*'
victory.
Ft. Louis nicked WillLs Hudlin,
Indian right handcr, for only five
hits but accounted for runs in
three innings.
Oalveston
Siireveport
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RdtefcRtfD.-THE
"• OWNEt-
beat school nine
A bunch of high school kids with
only one practice under their belt,
stepped onto the Phillips diamond
and held the "GO" team to a 7 u i
score Sunday afternoon. The boys
irf>m the institute of knowledge
play, d better ball than the score
Indicates. Rny Chastain pitched
stellar ball for the first five innings.
Allowing only fourt hits and no
! runs. He weakened in the sixth and
1 was relieved by We at her rod who
. _ . .. j alfo pitched nice ball for his first
CHICAGO, May 4 In') Hack. Wil- jjtioi.ipt this season.
son and Los Bell knocked out home Kii'Kpatriek was on the mound
run", and Cuyler and Hornsby not fur the "titi" team and hurled stellar
STOPS RALLY
MALONE HOLDS REDS TO
SIX HITS DURINC,
FIRST GAME
three hits each tins afternoon as
the Chicago Cubs slugged out «
13-1 victory over the Cincinnati
Reds in the first game of the se-
ries. Wilson's second circuit clout
of ihe year came in the seventh
inning with English on base.
Pat Malone held .the Reds to six
hits, not being scored upon until
Crabtree tripled In the ninth. :tt
was Malone's second win of the
year with no defeats.
Today's Schedule
Fort Worth at Beaumont
Dallas at alveston.
Shreveport at San Antcnio
Wichita Falls at Beaumont
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Yesterday's Results
Louisville 5. St. Paul 10.
Toledo 3, Kansas City 2.
Indianapolis 8. Minneapolis 0
Columbus 12, Milwaukee 13
N I
WML TACKLE
CINCINNATI
AB n
II
0
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Stripp, lb
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0
0
8
0
0
Heatheote, rf
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0
2
1
0
0
Rouseli, cf
5
0
0
0
0
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Cuceinello, 2b
3
0
0
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4
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Roettger, If
. 4
0
1
0
0
0
Sigafoos. 3b
2
0
0
0
0
0
Sukeforth, e
30
1
7
1
1
Ford, ss
1
0
0
2
3
1
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1
0
0
0
0
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Durocher, ,ss
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1
1
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Carroll, p -
2
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1
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Johnson, p
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
0
0
0
0
Wysong, p
0
0
0
0
1
1
Eckert, p
-- 0
0
0
0
0
0
3xCrabtree
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0
1
0
0
0
Totals
32
1
0
24
12
4
xBaltecl for Ford in Oth.
2xBatted for Johnson in Oth.
3xBatted for Eckert in 9th.
PA*',l*£*T8!ilTE deer grew
huts out pampa
CLEVELAND
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Detore, 3b
3 0
1 0
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Fonseca, lb
4
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1
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AveMll, cf
4 0
1 5
0
0
Hodapp. 2b
4 1
1 4
2
0
Vosmik, If
4 0
2 2
0
0
Seeds, rf ..
4 0
0 1
0
0
Hunnefleld. ss
4 0
1 1
1
0
L. Sewell, e .
3 0
0 2
0
3
Hudlin. p ,
3 0
1 0
2
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Totals
33 1
n 24
11
0
ST. LOUIS
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Mellllo. 2b
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I 3
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Ooslin. 11
2 1
1 2
1
0
Kress. It
4 0
1 3
2
0
SchttlU', 1
3 0
0 0
0
II
Jeuklns, 1
3 0
0 1
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0
Grimes, 3b
3 0
0 I
I
0
R. Ferrell, e
3 1
1 11
I
0
Stewart, p
2 0
0 I
1
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Tot ills
.28 3
5 27
8
0
Cleveland
000 001 000-1
Ht. Louts
100
100 Olx-
-3
i E B "Red' Gober has returned
; That statement may not mean mucl ,
| to newcomers in Pampa but to 'hi
I o!:l gang it means plenty. "Olcl i
I Folk,-." as Gober is known, is one of
j the clcl men of baseball and one of;
the most enthusiastic supporters of!
the game in the country. Of course.
Gober raises plenty of dust when nr I
j is classed as an old timer, because j
... | I ho can stiil stand up and take a,
' ™tertarti R™!iuTI0N SHREVEPORT WRESTLER cut IU llle Il0,-C and make a
„ e *eraay^s nesults riDonvcvT nr.' lnv >ounssiers ashamed ol then'-,
Chattanooga 4. Nashville 7 ! IS OPPONENT Or Lelves.
Little Rorck at New Orleans, wet ENGLISHMAN I Golxr played ball for Los Angelts!
''T,?!1.'?, . I j >• ars ago and then migrated ea^M
Atlanta at Birminuham u*lI King Elliott, the boy who was. landing in Pampa tour years ayo.!
seen in action last week at the New Fov t-.vo years the veteran led the!
Majestic, i.s scheduled to meet ■. 1 atnpa Gi-ays to the Amaiillo News-|
tenor from the home of Jack Rose ! ( ij|>j tournament cup. He was one I
Thursday night The opposition will 0i ne lcadins hitteri in both tourna-
be Jack Purdin of Shravepcrt. L;« uu.,i;s Last year lie was in Ama- •
Purdin is rejjorttd as being "one ,1110 but the pampa Gulf Guns won I
tough Swede. : t'„, c'.ampionship for the oil city.
Elliot Ls from Liverpool. England, NY v. Gober ha.s moved back to
and is some mauler. He made ihi* pampa and says, "I ain't ircini?'
" ' "" ' a*,\ay no more".
si
| CHICAGO
Cuyler, rf - .
I English, s\s
! Hornsby. 2b
Wilson, cf ..
! Stephenson. If
I Harinett, c
Bell, 3b
j Kages, 3b
Grimm, lb
Blair, lb
Malone. p
AB R H O A!
1
1
3
1
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2 0
0 0
0 11
0 3
2 0
at Birmingham,
grounds.
Only games scheduled.
use :
will start preakness
BALTIMORE, May 4. i,V
ta'.ement last Friday night: I be
•Several j lieve in wrestling clean but if any-
iiunc.rcti ncrsemen and racing fans one gets dirty it is just too tad tor Sailor Otis Clincman in- rrm.. I
watched C. V. Whitney's Equlpoi.-e, him" Purdin. If he is like the re.-.t rishin- The -a lT couk n t C!
a favorite for the (50.000 Preakne';s ct the mrulers that come from j ^ of his aore X sL,,id( , I
at Pimllco Saturday and the Ken- Shreveport. is .scheduled to be "Just ancl kneo s.,ffprpd ln"
j tucky derby at Louisville. Mav 1U. |a little moan." I k",iB ElUot FWdt nl-lf ^ ,h
work a mile and a quarter in j.i) And U that Englishman built. He, jeU veslcrday with his tfrotUe rid
today, and afterward his trainer ! should be a model for a sculptor Michael for « nis protege, R.d
The White Deer Bucks Stiticlay
afternoon proved too tough for the
Pampa All-Stars who were sent
home on the small end of a 7 ;o 0
sccre. Aeklam, All-Star hurler, blew
up in the fourth and was relieved
by McKinney who held the Bucks
to two runs. He had eight sti'ke-
out>. the six innings he worked.
Austin had the All-Stars well ir.
1 nnd throt<Jfhout ;'.he g&me. He
kept so\en hits well scattered \.hile
his team maces v.erc garnering 13
blows.
Peters and Dillion proved the
hatt.ng strength or the All-rftars
with two each. Adkinson with three
and Dr.vi! with two sale blows led
t' e sluggers from White Deer.
. ilte Deer ha.s been practicing
f;.i seme time and have a well
developed nine. They have vol.
tliiee out of four starts this se:i.;on.
SvOie by Innings:
White Deer 002 300 02—7 12 1
All-Stars 000 0000 00—0 7 4
Batteries: White Deer, Austin and
Lassiter. All-Stars. Aeklam, Mc-
Kinney aiu. Maples,
I Totals 38 13 13 27 14 1
Chicago . 000 143 50x—13
Cincinnati ..000 000 001— ;
Two base hits—Hartnett, Malone.
Three base hits — Crabtree. Home
runs—Bell, Wilson. Stolen base --
Cuyler. Sacrifices — Sigafoos. Ma-
lone. Double plays—Ford to Cucci-
nello to Strlpp, Cuceinello to Ford
to Stripp, Haitnett to Grimm. Left
bases — Cincinnati 11, Chicago H.
| Bases on balls—off Carroll 4. Wy-
. song 2. Malone 5. Struck out—by
! Carroll 3. Johnson 1. Wysong 1,
i Eckert 1. Malone 5. Hit —off Car-
roll l) ill 4 2-3 innings, Johnson 0 in
1-3. Wysong 9 in 4 2-3. Eekort 0 ill
1 1-3. Hi. by pitcher—by Malone
(Sigafoos>. Losing pitcher—Carroll.
NEW YORK GIANTS
EVEN ROBINS SERIES
BROOKLYN. May 4. i/Pi
ence Mitchell,
-Clar-
bnll throughout the game. He al-
lowed unly six scattered hits, one of
them a home run by Pest Martin-
dale. His teammate Pullian wield-
ed a heavy bat with Christian idsu
cloiiiK' his share.
The high school team was dress-
ed in uniforms loaned them by the
American Legion team. The kids
heid a .stiff workout last night,
liiey have scheduled a game with
Hoover for next Sunday afternoon.
The high school boys lined up
with Dick Benton, catcher; Pat |
'Eharpe, lb; A. Weatherred, 3'o and
pitcher; Ralph Poe, catcher; Pe.it
M.'.rtindale, rs; Ray Chastain. pitch -
er and 3b: Bill Ragsdale, rf; Albeit
Lard, 2b; Wayne Kelley, If; L. Me-
Wr.'gnt, cf.
Score by innings:
Phillips "GG" 000 003 220—7 11 2
High School 001 00i) 000—1 (i I
BOSTON TAKES
FOURTH STRAIGHT
BOSTON, May 4. i/Pi—Ed Brand'.
Braves' southpaw, held the Phillies
to three hits today to annex his
fourth straight victory, 4-3, and
2ven the current series at one-all.
Pinky Whitney, Phillies' third saek-
er, repeated his feat of yesterday
by hitting a home run in his first
time at bat.
PHILADELPHIA
Friberg, b
Bartell, ,ss
Klein, cf
Arlett. rf
Mallcn, lb
Whitney, 3b
L:e. If ..
Davis, e
J. Elliott, p
Watt, p
xWilllngham
Stoner, p
Totals . .
BOSTON
Dressen. 3b
Maranvllle, ss
Berger, cf
Worthington, 11
Sheely, lb .
Chtilmerich, rf
Spohrer, c .
Maguire, 2b
Brandt, p
Totals ....
Philadelphia
Boston
AB R H
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A
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2 2 1
1
5
0
4 0 1
3
3
0
4 0 0
3
0
0
3 0 0
1
0
1
3 0 0
8
1
1
4 1 1
2
1
1
4 0 0
M
0
0
3 0 0
:i
1
1
1 0 0
0
I
0
1 0 1
0
0
0
.10 0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
0
0
-30 3 3
24
12
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t in 8th.
AB R II
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3 0 0
0
1
0
4 0 0
0
5
l
4 2 1
1
0
0
' 4 1 3
0
0
0
3 1 1
11
0
0
4 0 1
3
0
0
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7
0
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4 0 2
3
2
3
1 0 0 0 3 0
30 -I 8 27 11 .1
110 000 010—3
021 010 00x-t
Two base hits—Friberg, Bcrg'.'r.
: Three base hits—Worthington, Bar-
Whitney. Sacri
.. , .. veteran southpaw | j-gu uonu, rtms
sl)lt, ball pitcher won his fourtn nces-Brandt. Double plays - Frl-
straight start as the New York Gt- berg to Bartell to Mallon 2. Left on
ants defeated the Brooklyn Robiiw bns(.s _ pnnadelphia 4, Boston 7
fi . *1 I A nf'Alt f I. 1 V n/lll I . . '
passed the word the rolt would start ! instead of a mauler. He knows the
without fail in the Preakness.
"spot I know of"
wrestling game and eun shame Gte-.
Sonnenberg when it conies to bi'.t-
RED SOX POUND 11my his opixments, us Sailor Clin?-
FOI'RTEEN HITS ! man can verify. Clingman Is suf-
PHILADELPHIA May 4. I/}',—The ,, nIUi fr0,n 11 tor" rib
Boston Red Sox, in their first meet-
tis the sailor said. The sailor will j
be out of commission for several'
wee c.:.
llnot
e austin meet
"Hene.it John" MeClo-ky. vetera:i
I ore j'ltzer oi the Texas league, uc-'
■semi-final battle will be be- | companied by Jim Galloway and '
Frank Mathews of Wichita Fali.s'
Two ba.se hits- Hodapp, I>tore.
Ferrell, Levey. Three ba.-e hits
Kress. Home rum — Goslin. Stole,!
bases—Mel 11 lo. Sacrifice — Stewart
Lett cm bases; — Cleveland 6. St.
Louis; 4. Base on balls—-off Hudlin
2. Stewart 1 Struck out—by Hud-
lin 2. Stewart 7 Wild pitch—nud-
lln.
DETROIT WINS
OPENING GAME
DETROIT, May 4 .,1'i—'The De-
troit Tifccrs made the best ol eicjit
hits and four White Sox errors
today, to >vln 9-3 ln the opening
game of a series with the Chicago
team
While ll.il McKain was allowing
eight hits, the White Sox collected
nine off Waite Hoyt.
CHICAGO
Blue, lb
Simons, rf
Fotliercill, If
Clssell, 2b
Watwood. rf
Appling, s.s
Jeffries, 3b
Tate, c
McKain. p
Totals
DETROIT
Johnson, rf
H. Walker, rf
Koenib, 2b
Koenigh, 2b
Alexander, lb
Alevander. lb
Stone, If
MeManus. 2b
Owen, ss
Hayworth, c
Schang. t
Hoyt. p
nGehrliiger
TO«B:!'
lng of the season hert
with the
AB
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5
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0
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Rhjiw, ss
Rtfthroek, 2b
Sweeney, lb
Webb, rf
Oliver, cf
Van Camp, n
Pickering. 3b
Berry, c
Gaston p
Moore, j)
PHILADELPHIA
Bishop. 2b
Haas, cf
Cochrane, c
Simmons, it
Foxx. lb
Miller, rf
Cramer, rf
Mahaffey. p
Dj'kes, 3b
Boley. ss
McD<mald. p
Shores, p
Rommel p
Todt. lb
Totals
tty«ton
PhiladiJlphla
AB
R
II
0
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2
2
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0
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0
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0
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0
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1
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0
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111
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newcomer to the campa nuit, but he
Connie Graham will meet Andy j Itasuers in Pampa that could wi
Gump in the op'.'ner. Connie U .i 1 <-ev 'l^ped into a winning aggri'gn-
ticr. Pampa needs a park, not oiilv I
tee' bast-ball, but for other events.
four time" at bat.
Plenty of errors also featured the
I game The Barbers committed si-<
v.hile the Mags were bojtinu !i\e
..way, Mitchell and Knight .-:o;c
j :lv only bases of the day.
Simmons started on the mound
tor the Mags) and pitched great
tail until relieved In the sixth bv
I ine veteran Burke. Ellis, started
! :< :■ the Barbers but his control was
1 iinri he gave way to McWrlght
Scote b\ Innings:
Miiunolia 113 320 400—14 IT '
Il.ivbi rs 020 000 200- -l p) i;
'I lie big bats' cf Shrlvcr nnd Odti:-
Mitchell led the Magnolia "Mays'
'o an easy 14 :r. 4 victory over uv
Pampa Barber; Sunday afternt- :
at Magnolia park. Shrlver landi ('
live hits in five times at hat
A!it hell hit lour for six Inchuiir"
a triple, double and two singles
his- fii'"t four times at bat Mor";u.
wav the heavy hitter for the ra/ r
v.i. . ' is. getting three safeties n
t se Nr',v.--Post Clarified Ads
Pampa high school will not
represented at the Stole track .i".d
field meet to be held in An:.tin
Friday and Saturday, Ccach Odus
Mitchell said last night. He said
that Albert Lard was afraid uf in •
juring his leg again and Jim Ayivs,
faptaln of the squad, was ill in bed.
With Lard and Ayres unable '■)
make the trip the rest of the eligible
Loys decided not to make the trip,
the coach said.
The local team won the district
I meet at Canyon and had eight
men eligible to make the Austin
trip. The coach asked Kohl. Mar-
tlndale. Robin,con and Kieth to
make the trip, but they decided not
to attend without Lard and Ayres.
PLEATS PLAY BIG PART
IN NEW PARIS FASHIONS
PARIS. (,4'>—Pleats aie the out-
standing wrinkle in the fashionable
mcue these days.
Evening frocks cf chiffon and line
^forprette are sometimes accordion-
pleated from shoulder to hem;
sports frocks have skirts mail.'d
by clusters of tiny pleats, anil dav-
time dresres are deigned with,
i ilea led tunics and capes.
TEXAS LEAGUE ORGANIZER IN
Use News-Post Cla.sifled Ads.
G-3 to even tlvs series today
Adoll'o Lutiue made his first start
for the Robins but was clearly out-
pitched by Mitchell
rf
NEW YORK
Critz. b
Leach, if
Lindslroni
Terry, lb
Ott, cf
Marshall, ss
Vergez, 3b
O'Farrell. c
Mitchell, p
Totals
BROOKLYN
Thompson, 2b
O'Doul, If
Herman, rf
BLssonett:1, lb
Wright, ss
Frederick, ef
Lopez, c
Gilbert, 3b
Lticiue, p
zFlowers
Julnn. p .
AB R II O A E
0 2 3 5 I
1 2 2 0 0
1110 '.)
3 2 11 2 1
1 2 2 0 0
0
0
0
0 0
0 2
0 1
7 3
1 3
0 I
•I 0 O 0 0 0
.30 0 12 27 14 2
ABBH O A K
0 0
1
4 0
(I
0 1
1 I
1 1
0 1
3 0 0
3 1 1
2 0 0 0 II
I (I II II 0
0 0 0 0 II
3
5 0
0 II 'I
ooo
4 3 I
4 I) II
2 2 'I
o • a
Bas:3 on balls—off J. Elliot! 4. ol
Brandt, 4. Struck out—by J. Elliot I
2. Brandt 7. Hits—off J. Elliott 5 ill
3 1-3. off Walt 3 in 3 2-3, off Stoner
0 in 1. Losing pitcher—J. Elliott.
•/Batted for Luque in 81 h.
New York 023 001 000—0
Brooklyn 020 010 000—3
Two base hits—Terry, On. oil-
bert. Throe base hits—oti. Terry.
Double plays — Thompson, Wrlglu
and Blssouette, Gilbert, Thompson
and BLssonette, Critz, Marshall and
Terrj. Lett on base—New York >.
Brooklyn 3. Base on balls - -ol f Lu-
que 1. Quinn 1. Struck out -by Lu-
ll que 2. Hits—off Luque 10 in s In-
nings. Quinn 2 In 1 inning. Losing
pitcher—Luque.
Total",
33 3 G 27 13 1
TRASH AND GARBAGE
SERVICE
Garbage Cans Washed and
Sterilized
R. F. McCalip
PHONE 713-W
Highest Prices
Paid For.
Junk Metal,Scrap
Iron and Steel
Pampa Junk Co.
Phone 413
C3B S. Cuyler
Busiwess and
Professional
Directory
Chiropractors
dr. john v.
McCALLISTER
Chiropractic and Phytio
Theraphy
Rooms 20-21-22 Smith HMf.
PAMPA, TEXAS
Phones: Of flee, 827; Kes. 24S
DR. A. W. MANN
Chiropractor
Room 3 Duncan Bldg.
Plumes: Res. fl31-,l: Office 323
Corsetiere
101 010 020
Two base hits—Rothrock, Bishop i
Simmons. Three base hit—Blfhoi
Home runs - Rothroek, Pickerne 1
Stolen ba'es—Pickering. Sacrifice-
mnr.. icotnrock and Swevncv. Btsii.
cp. Be ley and Todt. Lt-ft on' bams -
aw sssrss&£r a1 r «r> * •*,,h* v"! •
McDonald 2. ori shores 1. on Ro!" "• <"
mel I. Off Mahafey I. Struck out
by Gaston 2. by Motre I Hits—olf
Gnston o in 7 inninR.x rnone out in
8thi, ofl Moore 1 In 2 innings, off
SPKCJAL
This week only, All makes of
watches, cleaned, oiled and ad-
justed. SI.00—All Work Guaran-
teed.
QUALITY JEWELRY
I.oeated in llenson Pharmacy
I.s Pan ,).i to have organized ba
ball?
Yesicieluv Honest John McCle
v.. :.i develop, the rest of the trim
ii loial talent. It Is k!io.',,> :,.i;
it"'1 • e.ie many rtood pla..ers • .ci
i few of former league i-
i• in this territory. By deve' p-
Pb lull with u number of local I tie.' \ ouru? players and sellin? .lain
lanv r.lucli ei.thnslasm was mati.-'ic '.her leagues, the litlle c.i< nit
fest, McCloskey was accompanied o,'j composed of pampa, Amarlllo, Bnr-
Jlm Gallowav nnd Frank Matthews rer. !in(1 otilpr panhandle nti
Chicago
Detroit 050 201 100 —,i t 'V.
Three base hit—H. Walker. Me-
Manus. Stone. Sacrifice — Tale
Double play - Alexander tn Owen
1*1' "« bate Detroit 4; Chicago
Romin-1 2 m 3 1-3, off Mahaffey 1
i ol Wichita Foils.
1' is planned to build a pe:nu-
nent park ancl fan.'- pointed ij.it
t!.a, the city ls large enough to
-Shorja.
10. Base on balls—Off: Hoyt 3;
Mi Kaiii 4 .Struck out--Bv: Hoyt
l; McKnin I,
would eventually become sell-.us-
talnhiK.
The proposed league would pi.i;.
no itt.mes, half oi which would u-
Play Golf—18 Holes
15c
Miniature Golf Course
400 Norlli Cuyler
raed such an athletic plant, ft.r liome game, to each member rltv
o'.h' r puiprses us well as b.is'b.ih
Expenrss the fit ft year would o-
held to a minimum
lie clubs would have from three
to : > e experienced players rnd
Games would be played at niglr..
excepting Sundays. A meetint 3:
icprener.iHives of proposed menibe:
cities wi'l > held in Amailllo
'i'nuifciay m&ht.
Special For 10 Days
Batteries Charged _ 75c
City Battery & Tire Co. j W
323 S. Cuyler Phone 12 j
/
1
i
H
SPENCER service
Corset*, (ilrdfes, Brassier*, Belts
Surgical Corsets for Men, Women
and Children
We create a design especially for
you. Made to measure only.
mrs. frank keehn
<12 Hill street Phone «l-i
Picture Framing
pictore framing
Thompson" hardware
company
PIIONK 43 I
Physicians and
Surgeons
PAMPA LUBRICATION SERVICE
WALTER F. SILI., Manager
■=t Foster ;it Sonici'villo HfnN'K r.r>f!
DR. r.F.O. H. WALLACE
Sur;;<ry, Gynecology
and Clinical Diagnosis
Suites .107-310 Rose Bid*.
Office Plume !l.*H—lies. Phone 9M
OK. A. li. eiOLDSTON
Physician and Surgeon
322 Rose Bulldlnit
Tliones! Of fire ITl—Res. OTS-W
Transfer
McKAY TRANSFER CO.
Local and Long Distance
Mauling
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Fri'iirht and Express Delivery
Plume 103 Rear 117 N. Froil
DALLAS LEADS BV OMC
SCORE IN FIRST OF
SERIES
(IALVESTON, May 4. i/l'i-The
Galveston Buccaneers seared the
daylights out of Manager Happ
Mciso'f. Dallas Herd today, driving
Garland and Minogue from the
nicunci in the ninth, but George
Mia ray stepped in nnd stemmed Hit
rally so the Steers won the open-
ing came of the* .series, 0-5.
Duiiiovlch's wildness presented
Dall.ia With three tallies in the
cetuiid after which young Ernest
Evans stepped in and hurled goou
ball
Dallas 031 100 010-0 ii 0
Galveston 000 000 122—5 13 7
Two base hit—Spoer, Mullen
Three base hit—Langforcl. Stuver..
(T^n. Stolen base—Bltikesley, Kelly,
Urban. Sacrifice—Tcdd. Hits and
runs—Off: Dnmovich 0 ancl 3 in :
(none out in second); Garland U
and 5 in 8 uione out; in Oth>:
Mlncgue 0 and 0 In 1, Struck out
—By: Evans 2: Minogue 1: Mtirriy
I Base 011 balls—Off: Dmnoviiii
; 3; Evans 4: Garland 3; Minogue !
; Batsmen hit— Dnmovich (Morse/.
Double play--Molesworth, Ballew fi,
Stuvengen; Garland, Morse to Col-
ter: Kelley, Mor.'e to Cotter. Lcl;
011 base—Dallas !); Galveston s.
Losing pitcher—DumoMch, Winning
pitcher—Garland.
SAN ANTONIO, May 4. t/Pi—Two
errors In rapid succession helped
the Shreveport sports to five runs
in the fixth Inning to win the open-
ing game here today 0-4. breaking
the four-game winning streak r:
tlie San Antonio Indians.
Bill Hargravc was pitching a „'ood
i same and only one earned run had
! been scored' off him when Chu 1'
I Moore was'\sent in to relieve him
! Pat Meultcn held the Tribe to live
hits and aided the Indian scoring
with a wild throw to *:econd base
Shreveport 000 015 000-G 7 -i
San Antonio oil 000 011—4 5 2
Stolen base—Flaskamper, r a.-h.
Lewis. Sacrifice—Borelll. Twko base
hit—Mueller. Double plays-Hamil-
ton to Hat'.tamper to stebbins;
Michaels 10 Vorhoff to Radclifi •
Fln.'?kamper lo Stebbins. Runs and
hits—Oil': Hargrove 0 and 0 ui i
inoii" cut in 6): Moulton 5 and
in 8 2-3. Bare 011 balls—Off: Hi,i-
grove 3; Moulton 7. Struck out—
Bv: Hargrove 2: Moulton 1; Mooi-
2. Hn by pitcher--Moore iSolters.
I Winning pitcher-Mculton; losin :'
pitcher—Hargrove. Left on base -
Shreveixji'l. ;i; San Antonio 7.
ATTEND PRESS MEET
CANYON, May 4. — Members-of
the Press club of the West Texa.-j
State Teachers college spent Hie
week-end in Nacogdoches attending
the annual eonvcnlion cf the Texus
Intercollegiate Press association.
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