Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 272, Ed. 1 Monday, May 22, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, MAY 21. 1922.
PART ONE.
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Despite
their eighteen hit* off Crowe in Rui*
day'* first Kan**. it took Ardmore ton
ii-ningp to win from the Sherman: Bed
x fcox. 7 to 6. Six of the Producer*' hit*
were lor extra bases. Behren. who t ro-
' cUced the winning rUn with a slui'le in
the tenth, hit five out of five time* up.
Sherman started a batting rally ill
the seventh and tied the count in the
eighth with four rune. Tlner held the
v Sox up to the seventh. - •
Sherman *>;w helpless before •• ^he
slants of I^efty Yeager in the Sttipond
game, the usual port-shier spell wing
worked over the Sox. Fortier and Su-
nina were the only Sox bittern who
could break the spell for base hits. Nu-
idiw's went far an extra lw«se. Hut two
uLber Sherman .batters reached first dur-
' lug the game. Yeager pttsjfiitg M Kay
and a flvst-on-error making the other
ill h nee.
Ardmore counted two runs in the
third liming on three hits. - The third
run, in the eighth, was a donation op
errors by Sherman., .
Kelly, of Shqruian, who was injure®
in Saturday's second game when struck
by a ball in practice between innings,
was again behind the mask in Sunday's
Sherman left Sunday night for Cle-
\ uxue, where they open a three-day
stand Monday.
Scores on Sunday s games:
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''Kalte Butb," for, win or loose. Babe
packs the old'park when he is in the
game. Bit be is a bigger uuin in new
York than his manager, so Muggins
had to bow to the will of the fans
and put his (V) bariistormers in the
lineup, and the funny part Is that he
lost the Igall game to the fast travel-
ing.St. Louis Browns, who pre out to
win the pennant..
Greenv^ ,fco£, but Sam carried them
bableS"! wefve innings Ik-fore they went
down, • The double win ovtr Paris
puts them in second place, right on
the Snappers* flee!f.
Well, our club has played four
games in two days and lost three of
them to Jim .Moloney's Producers,
which pleases James J. Maloney as
well as if he had beat Paris. Maloney
was our last year's manager, but he
up and flew to Ardjnore during the
winter.
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The fans are getting worried flyer
our situation, they don't understand
why we can't win. Well, at that K
does look funny, and a club with eight
men in tin lineup who hit for ovei-
300 last .vtar and not a one of them
anyways near that figure now.
A young prother of Sam Grey pitch*
ed one Inning for us at Ardinore Sun-
day. Don't know what he can do, but
if he can pitch like j^am he will win
himself a home here.
ljabe Uuth kept his club in first
place Sunday by hitting an iufieid
smash that scored the wtunlug run iu
the tenth inning.
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Ardmore turned out the biggest
crowd Suuday to see Maloney's Pro-
ducers bent the Sox a double header
that ever witnessed a ball game in
Arduujre.
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Three clubs in the first division or
the T-O League won double headers
yesterday—Greenville, BouhfUu and
ArdBfore.
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some Stcry Whici S'a Ovirlwif l
in the 6'f«et Cor. v.; ' .
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There was one bit of news in the
box score that, sure sounded good to
Manage*
this writer, and that was
Higgeubotham went in and. pitched a
couple of iuniugs and was there with
I tells on, for not an Anhnorite crossed
tlu^hoiub plate while Higfcry Was
pitching. Welle Boas, you may have
to take your regular turn in the bol jays ahead,
to win a few games.
A Columbus womun in a trip on an
Inter urban car.. recently sat behind
t \«o -.Vomeo who were holding an ani-
mated eonvrsntlon the Indianapolis
News relates. She paid no attention
the talk until a part of a sentence
readied hot ear, through the noise of
the Car—"in an a^ful fix, with both
legs disjointed.*' The woman was Im-
rested with this tab* of suffering
and while she was considering It an-
other bit of rlhe .conversation was
wafted to; her ears ove^ the roar of
.the wheels—"and one foot nearly off."
This was positively distressing, and
the woman moved uneasily In her seat,
stretching .both feet to assure her
self they .were In proper condition.
Biycz, bur*, went the voices, and then
—"a hand all mashed." By this time
l>.ra Glenn and Lefty 'arty will the woman was having horrilkd
twirl Monday at Cleburne and we visions of a mangled body. A
ought tq cop a double hcuder easy. wreck," she said to Iterself, and to
add to her horror tb£ train made
MRS. MORRIS
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Never Has To Go To Bed From
Attacks of Indigestion, BiHout-
ness and \Headaches Any More
Gives Tanlac FuD Credit
m Bed iioxjceturn home next Suh- R1K],leu terrible Jo.i which sent her
day with Cleburne. | hPRrt t0. her moutli. figuratively speak
A smooth place in the road en-
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not near
send it to a doll hospital as It would
to get a new one, so Fm Just going
"It Is nothing less than wonderful the
way Tanlac built, me, up and I shall
have a good word to say'for it as long
as I live," said Mrsi Bertha Morris,
North Walnut St., Wlchit#, Kans.
"Actually, wlien I began taking this
medicine 1 was so weak I could hardly,
drag myself around the house. I had
stomach trouble in a bad form and also
my liver was out of order and I suf-
fered ?froin periodic bilious attacks
which would keep we In bed for days at
a time. Sometimes I had such awful
Minding headaches I would almost go
distracted.
"Since taking Tanlac I am entirely
free from alt my troubles. I never have
a spell of Indigestion now or a bilious
't give up, fans, for the ship is , "jr.? ""to 'hear"tie lost of the^Vue-' «ttftck or headache. I am Just in the
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Betty Cottipgon, pretty Paramount star, infcttgfurated. the summer r
swimmirg season in California in th|a striking bathing costume, to,
her latest Paramount picture, "Oyer the Boicier," she wore the furs
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Seaman, m t 4 ^
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Supina, 1 — J v., V
Campbell, r «> 1 1
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TEXAS-OKLAHOMA LEAGUE.
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♦Sunday's Results.
Ardmore 7-tf, Sherman 04) (ten iun-
FOLLOU THE GA&IE.
By Johh^Arnold. *
Well, folks, 1 went .over to the (late
City Sunday and saw Bon ham beat
the Cleburne club a double header,
and the crowd was one of the largest
that ever attended a ball game in
Denlsou, which goes to show (hat old
lhiutoon will, support a ball club with-
Pitcher Ferguson, wl\> started the
first game In Ardmore Saturday, was
knocked out of the 1m>x in the first
game, and came l>aek Ami won the
second one for us, by the help of Bob
Crowe.
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If we go to losing three games in
two days very many times we will
be In tost place, which Sherman does
not deserve, for we have uo buuiuess
iu last place.
Our pitching staff seems to be too
weak to hold the clubs in this fast
company, and our^boys are not hitting
over enough runs to hold up a weak
pitching staff.
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I see where Umpire Ferguson is
umpiriug at Ardmore - and that may
have a whole lot to do with the way
our club is going at Ardmore, for
that bird has no love -for our .boys.
Autos and Thicks lucrease.
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Washington, May £k~productlon of
jiassen« T automobiles in April amount-
to buy her a new cue.
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• liCgion Opposes K. K. K.
San Krnnclsco, Calif.,'22.—State exe-
cutive committeemen of the American
Legion have passed resolutions opposing
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—rub weD over the throat.
Total —.
Ardmore—
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Bon ham 11-4. Cleburne 7-1.
Greenville JH. Paris 5-0.
Mexia. 7-0. Corsicana 3-0.
Standing of tha Teams.
Club— T P. W. L.
; 25
® Gree&yille 20
® Ardmore J.—27
J* t Corsleaua 25
Bonliam ......... ...... 20
Cleburne 21>
0 Sherman 25
0 Mexla 20
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Paytie, 2 4
.loncj, ) 4
V'%0tmg, 1
Boggus. r .. ...
Ballanfaut, s .....
Behreu,
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Tlner, p
Lemasteis, r
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•One out wheu winning run was scor-
Ardmore ^~l 100 020 1 7
Sherman —^
Two-base hits—Clopp, Tintir, I ayne,
. Boggus, Ballaufant. Behren, Fortier,
Seaman, Supina, Jud I^wls, Sacrifice
hits—Payne, Ballai fant, Pemberton, 1^-
masters, Fortier. Dbuble idays—Crow
to J. T. lx'wis to McKay. Jud Lewis to
J. T. l>ewls to McKay. Struck ont-r-By j For( y^}rth
Tin«?r 7, Crow 3. Bases on balls—Off
Tlner 1, Crow 3. W!lld pitch—Tlner.
Stolen Uses—Ballanfant. Behren. Time
of gpftme—2 hours and 20 minutes, em-
pire—Ferguson.
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out a doubt, for you kn6w, if u crowd
like that will turn out to see two vis-
it fug teams play, what would they do
if they hnd rhcir own l all club? Why,
the crowd would be twice the size. I
can't say much for the park, as it was
not completed, and the diamond was,
as rough as n cotton patch, aud the
i Park fence was only a few feet from
.030 \ the diamond. Of course, the men Just
.440 start ed to work on this park a week
.500 ago and they claim they will have
.414 name in fine condition by the time the
.300 1 next game fo played there.
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« <l to 1W0.521, .an increase * f 80 per jp^, principles of the Ku Klux Klan
cent over production in March, aecord- ull(l commanding John It. QuInn,-State
lug to ft rem rt Issued today by the I>e- 4Comma, der for resigning from It.
partmeiit of Commerce. Truck proftDC-
tion-totalled 21,944 machines compared
\*ith 19,499 in March. In both classes
the output was the highest for any one
of the proceeding ten months.
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VULCANIZING.
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A guy tried to pull one on me-about
us g^dng to West Texas to get ou
TIRES
ball pluyfcrs. He asked me why. we
went to West TVxas and here is all thf
answer I could give him at the time.
"To s« e -t!he girls dress in "Plalnview'
and bathe iu "Sweetwater." Not bad,
eh, for an old co<lger like yours truly.
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Well, old Bob Crowe was hit aU
over the lot in the first game at Ard-
more Sunday. They got 18 hits off
of him and at that our gang carried
them in to ten iuniugs before they
could win.
Where They PLy Monday.
Sherman sit Cleburne.
Bonham at Ardmore. -
Crecmtttfe afeMcxia. jafc"
% at Corsicana.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
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Sberman—
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Seaman, m
HcKay, 1.
I* ortler. 3
Supina. I —
Camplndl, r
Kelly, c
Flock, p
Crow .....f........
L. Gray, p ...
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0 0
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Clopp. m -
Payne, 2
J ones, 1
Young, 1 .....
Bogsus. r
Balls nfant, s
Behren, 3
Pemberton, c
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8 11 2 0 0
4 O 1 11 2 O
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4 0 0 0 1 2
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Sunday's Results.
San Antonio 0, l>ailas 0.
Houston 3, Fort Worth 3.
Beaumont 4, Shrevejwrt 3.
Galveston 7. Wichita Falls 0.
Standing^
Club— P. W. L.
.Lr 82 23 9
Beaumont —: 27 23 14
Wichita Falls 35 20 15
Houston 30 19 17
Dallas 85 19 18
San Antonio 30 10 . 30
i(jalvc«tou 80 13 22
Shreveport W 1° 20
Where They Play Monday.
Dallas at San Autonlo.
Shreveport at Beaumont.
Fort Worth at Houston.__
Wichita Falls at Galveston.
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Th games were both poor exhibl-i supim? was the batting *tar of the
tions of baseball and the big crowd <1},r tor thl> jUxi Sox. He got four hits
was disappointed at the result. Any
kind of u little dinky fly I u 11 weur
pjk gt.d ng for tVi'o
a U«me run. and Bontuxa hit
cral of them.
out of six Uimes up, and one* of them
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Our l*>y« lost the second game to
Ardmore*« star left bander. Yeager,,
It is reported on the streets of De^'who southpawed us to a finish and
ison that they are going to take over
the Bonham franchise. Well, if they
do they will have to move the fence on
their new park back about a hundred
fret all around. i
shut us out. The Sox got only four
bits off hitu.
Well, f cm glad we are not
Ardmore ^Monday. Our gang goes to
Cleburne for four more names in two
days, ami if Cleburne plays ball like
{they did Sunday at Denison, we.ought
to rornj) home with all foUr games.
Greenville lieat Paris a double
header Stiuday at Greenville ami Paris
by throi
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leak, of course;
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
, There was a large delegation from
Sherman present. A fan remarked in
the stand that Cleburne played ball
just like Sherman, which I had to
swallow, for it was a fact. —
Folks, if Pen I son gets In, remember got fbe jail of their lives, for it has
the world's hi lies will start right tMM n niany moons since Paris lost two
away! - r——, —r--, - - --- .
games iu one day, and Red Snap
tc tliink that there is some
Miller Ilugglns of New. York had to
break up a winniug «oniblnatlon to
put his (?) "leading ladles" in t^ie
lineup. Babe- Both and Bob Meusei,
nml "Htdg" would have liked to, con-
Unue on without these two birds, but
the fans of New York are strong for cruit by the name of La we, a
jiwyWM
other clubs in this league besides his
own.
Sam Grey was beaten _at Greenville
Sunday for the first time this season,
and was defeated by a raw college*re
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Total 27 :i 6 27 12 2
Crow 1 tatted for Flook In ninth, ■
Higginltotham batted for Seaman in
the ninth.
Ardmore —. 902 000 01*—-3
Sherman ■ • 000 000 000—0
Two-base hits—Clopp, Supina. Inn-
ings pitched—By "Flock 7. Gray 14 Bases
on halls—Off Teager 1, Flock 4, tlray I.
Hit by pitcher Payne by Flock. Stol-
en bases—Jones. McKay. Time of game
—1 hpur and 30 minutes. Umpire—Fer-
guson.
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Out of First Place
Sunday's Results.
Cincinnati 5, New York 1.
Brooklyn 8, Chicago 4.
Boston 4, Sf. Louis 3.
Three scheduled.
Standing af the Teams.
Oub—: - P. W. L.
New York — 30
St. Ixmls 32
Pittsburgh ..... 28
Chicago 301
Cincinnati 24
Brooklyn ——— 31
Philadelphia — 27
Boston 29
Where Tuey Play Monday.
- Boston at Kt,"' IiOuls.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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.Telegraph School Offers
Reward.
Hie Sherman Telegraph School an-
nounces that they will pay $25.00 re-
ward, to any one who will find a stu-
dent, graduated from that School who
wan not placed In employment within
fifteen days after graduating. Sev-
eral have graduated and several will
graduate soon. Read what an official
of the Western Union has to say. MWe
wish to thank you for your leUer, al-
so, for giving us an opportunity to
employ the students of whom yon
speak. Application blanks enclosed
herewith." Now H this is not enough
to convince you eoote up apd see 20
or 25 letters from the Presidents of
large Railroads. High School soon,
out. Young man and woman what
better do. you want? Upstairs over
but not other-
it is not the only one. If house-
wives but realized how appetizing
flavor and nutritive Value are lost in
- W - and fruit
which "Have begunto get stale, they
would never
of their ice Box to rise above 50°;
they would keep theice chamber just
as full in Spring as they do in Summe£
Spring weathtt is changeable. Mild days
follow cold; the airwarnu up considerably
at midday. Don't depend on weather; de*
pend on ice—your only safeguard at this)
ffami of the year.
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Phones 90 and 91
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!,<•> rue game, the pike .wjunipg 5 to 1
and crowding the ManufaetuHng Oom-
, pany out of a tie for first position, and
oecupylng it all alone. The Mfenufne-
turiya Company seov^:^^..:«i!y.
In the first inning on errors, of which
(be Klks .Hade four.
« r ,JU/.^owufstruck out tin of his oppom
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Sunday's Results.
New York 0, St. Louis 5.
Washington 8. Chicago 1. -
Two acheduled.
Standing of the Teams.
Club— „ P. W. U
New York 35 23 12
St. Louis 33 30 13
Philadelphia 31 JO 15
Detroit 32 15 10
Cleveland 33 15 18
Washington 34 15 19
Chicago 32 12 29
Where They Play Monday .
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
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nttle lady wore a coat of nary blue
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Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 272, Ed. 1 Monday, May 22, 1922, newspaper, May 22, 1922; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth194301/m1/2/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .