Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 274, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 24, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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1—USED FOUR PITCHERS IN SECOND,
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At IIm Washing tou.
To most jH'Opk' a horse "Is just a
horn'- four leg*. one al each .timer,
with a heu(| on one end ami a tall on
the other—as, tl e schoolboy composi-
tion hod It. ■ . . >
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It Ik, therefore, of more thfin pass-
ing interest to note thai one horse, Ot
all the horses In the country, carries
such an unusual personality that plans
arc well under way to erect a monn%
raent to him, typifying the spTrit ot
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Cleburne, Texas, May 21. Tiler Cle-1. \i ,./■ ,,f.*v i« Tiitriiin? ihe l e><t hall of
iTe, r:"M;rth ** *.«.«,.«
man, 4 to 1. The second game went to
Hefaiffie, IT to 4. "In the wermd game . . . .
Ktawu nmiliftmr pli.her* hut" « ul.l f ttUmb will aim start to
not «t«M tin- liik'. Suliiim fur IlU' vi*lr- 1 "tan N :is Ktted u itllclh'i n*> ihcio
to 1*1
ors slammed a home run but only scored ,.1" in
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Ity agreement t^« second game pulling tor "Issy.
(iutt went serni innings
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And' the fans are all
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—the story really bejetas
lu support of Miss t luire are Kalph
Clraves. n Hex; Marie Wainwrlght,
Harry Benham, Clifton Webb. Louixlta
Vulentlke uud Myra Tirooks. The
prisluictioii. diw<'t<KJ and supervised
personally hp yiuvwelt Ka^nr. Metro
iIII'eeto.- 4$eii ral. was photographed hy
Arthur Martinelli.
Al the Travis.
Two eyer) ^Hmflin' Thronjfh"
gwep hi it Ice!
The hlai-V wing of. tragedy brushing
ArdnMire. Okla . May ^4 Aius Ketch*
utn on the mound to*' tht* Ardmorv Pro-
ducer* held Houham to three IdEf-liere
Tuesday afternoon, Winniog f« r the lo>
<als hy the «Core of M to 1. Ketciium
fanned twelve of the roett who faced
him and walked hut one. He received
Ftellar support, with the ftpotilght on
Krank Joaew, wh« pulled down some dif-
ficult Muers In left garden. Mllsted of
Mordiam rwJrUni good hall, hut healthy
wallops lu tin^ fifth and eighth innings
coupled with two free paawes, brought
victory to tho locals. Boggus, Pwyne.
Young and Pemherton cohtrlbuted good
stick, work.
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Bon hum (t:M) 000 010—1
.Starting with the tlpriess animal , . ""l l,lT* WiX,^r ot'1,ru|
that tai-ji.Ml Prud Hove re on his ndd" T^Jinul /Jf084' garden. .
night ride, and goiiig down tlu> line , ; c*Pulr^s,t ol lf ,,n<1
from "Blue skin," that carried Wxydi- s ' ^ gives poignatxy; to ro-
ington at Monmouth. an<l "Sorrel." ,, „, ^
that bo -c the silent "Stonewall" Jack- , iu,V*V°^ ^
lug little ft.-ct of Moonyrcn. •
And Mtionreen. whenever sho comes
Snappers Take Second.
Corsicana. Texas, May Snap-
.peiw took tl > second game of the ptcr-
lea h^re ye■ teniay aftertxMm by a score
of U to o. six runs being hung up by
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The Bed Sox open at Bonham
Thurwlay. for a thre^<lay stand, which
;4'lligg>" says will result In his Sox
r winning nt least two out of three,
*1 which will he o. k. to the fans.
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0 , frnwhisc is for saW. Well, Ifcmiswi
i what nr« you waiting ou? Surely last
0 | Sunday's cr<iwd demonstrated heyor.O
0 a douid that the faas want bast-bal!
— ! tu the Gate City. AU they need Is a
12 few of the moneyed men of IHiiwm
to jar loose and take over the dub.
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winning streak of about ten day*
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° , Let's start that streak today with a
. double win over CMuifaeJ
son, to the steeds of the present day, IU* wmi ,u A*<WWJ*?t'tt T Paris ami one by the linsters.
American htH'^ea have ke pt }>aee with . ,n *99,I*v®*'ui J Phillips workc<I the full nine innings \
American ii«fn in deeds of heroism. nefere the camera, wears a sort of f,;r the Snappers and gave eleven bits.
And so it is with "Tony," the prized f. , , ,ftzo. ('*ast upon her by moor.- while three Buster pitchers allowed
horse nf Tom \Hv ttw iiVv hiav m.u/* g and mist an<- R clever director) nnrl issued gevernl friH« trln« to
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ress to respond to nny demand made Tll„n„„u " " J. ,u , "J;"
op m htm. no mutli r how pwilonsi, , ! ;r • ?!
have iro.ip far tow^.r.1 progorvinK tke ww hor ; to U,'ouu' Kr,'i"
Tifrt 1(1.- 5,. . a piCtllfC.
And tl'e mitjt is not all in the eye
v^ng1 the "4* ^r - t° l'«Honie a* grej
life of Tom Mix in making many of
his great pictures that have set a t)l. . ... .
manhood ?tott rn, as thos > who s«h Nor-
\nd hoe raw Tonv is 'ill th«it iho ma TAi,Uft'^Kt, lit*r lafo«t and Itest
w«t oxiwffK In a horse—M..r th.it *£"""* *%£"" ""raT
means ever.rthlne-lh.. real, men of 1"C'«,CT ,hin w«* w,u rKr<K''
th«* Wf t hav«' ? lnnn"d to erect a fine
statue to the Western horse.
DRIVE COLDS AND DISEASE
OUT OF YOLK SYSTEM.
When the bowels and liver are
clogged, poisonous waste goee through
the entjlre system. Help Nature get
rid of this waste. Take a BOND'S
LIVER PILL at the ve*y first sign of
Colds, Fever, Headache, etc. They are
Car better than calomel ami they euro.
The Sweetest Symphony of the Screen. The
Greatest Triumph/Norma—Talmarlge—ever
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Just ask any of the hundreds who saw it.
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Sliaffer batted for Johnson la ninth.
J. Tatikersley batte<I for Hlett In ninth.
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Arnspiger ran for Wileman jn
ClHtwrae
double win ov«r OMotrae
Tl rc In a new home run hitter
„ looming up in the American League.
;! His name Is Bing Miller of the Ath-
letics, This boy has hit ten home
Jl runs aftf! is next tp Ken >,Williams
with 12. Bing Miller was given to Con-
"Ilnie Mack by Washington In the Joe
7 'Dugait de.il. lie was thrown in a>
good measure. Now Mack says he
wonlil not trade Miller for the whole
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000 OOlt 001—1 |J|p from the S<withe^a League. He
Hbernoan .T-— 300 flOl 00<>—4, was developed by Khl Ellerfield of
Ituns—Cleburne 1, Sherman 4. Krrors l Rw.k ?lwl derived bis nickname,
ClehHiue 1. Sherman . Two-buse hits j.^'Bing" by the way he slammed the
—Fortier. Wis rock. Three-banc hit— •0jcj app]c ttji qyer the lot. He led the
McKay. Sacrifice hit — Judd l^*la-. |Sonthern l eague in home runs. The
Doable play—And*! I^ewls to J. T. U*w- writer saw "Bing" playing In Forr
in to McKay. Inulug* Worth in the Dixie si. vr-off, and re-
ran 8, McCarty &. Struck out—By Ap- niarked at that time to T)uve Porter*
plet on 2. Base* on ball*—Off Applet on field, "How (Ud they keep that bird
McCarty 8. Time of game—1 hour and out of the big league?" for if evej
:iT> minutes. Umpire—Fanning. a ball player Imikivl the goods. '"Ming"
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lj John J. MeC.raw of the, world's
3 champions lias put out feelers that his
0 club must have a real pitcher to help
0 in the race—one that can win at least
,. u ^ knowat'tjiat
0 the old bank roll Is ready ami will
2 pay any price for a real pitcher. Now
0 if the other magnates have an ounce
1 of br«riu* they will let McGraw de-
0 yelop his own pitchers, for McGraw
1 has a topiicavy* star combination now
— and all the writers^<if New York prt-
19 dieted a iiennant for Jchn before the
(season opened. There is a pitcher by
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pitcbe<V—By Llud 7, McCarty 1-3, Crow
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rttUMW THK GAME. ' t|t ?
the name of I^ee Meadows who lav
lengs to the Philadelphia Nationals
who McOraw would give a rotiug for-
tune for, and don't be surprised If y<ai
see at any time that. Meadows has
0 lx>en traded to McGraw for some sec-
2 oml rater and a bundle of ea h that
3 'would break a mule's back.
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1 See where * I'nele Jake" of the Eve-
ning Journal has been on the sick list.
Opening new theater* and entertain-
lug movie queens will girre put you oft
watch. "Jake." But I thought an old
timer Uke you and Jack Corbett could
stand the pace. "I met one once, re-
sult, lorft my Job."
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Paris hrohe lier losing streak Tues-
day by l>eating Corsicaua. The Snap-
Innlngs*h ors had dropped six straight games.
< . By Mm Arnold.
The B«h1 Sox won < ne aiul lost one
at Cleburne Tuesday. McCarty, who
Tony as the model.
At the Qii^en.
She bad staked herself against the
toooey debt .she owed. A CUt of tlie
i a ids was to decide. If she won, bet
debt would Ik- cancelled. If slie lost,
she was to become the property of
John Collins. 'The cards ate shuffled,
she cuts the pr.ek and- loses.
. This is one of the most tr/uric mo-
ment* in "Wto Am IT the seiLsa;h^
al NaLi(ma> Picture which, « !>eus ?an
engageiaeut at the Queen 'Uieater next
Friday (■**,
It i« a picture of mrny unusually,
tragic moiuenis. Ir omIs the story ot-
a girl who has l>een reared in a fash-
ionable finishing school,, who sudden-
ly finds he rself an orphan with a big
gambling bouse on &er bands. Lack-
ing the practical, worldly experience,
of less fortunate girls, this girl be*
comes an expert at cards. And until
one of her opponents, who has lost
heavily, killn hiiuM lf. she dotwn't real-
.isst that site *S following a pernicions
practice.
lii trylug to get away from the life
that hi>8 claimed her. this girl makes
her mat and biggest gamble. She
stakes herself- against her .debts, the
gaiublo to be decided by the turn of
a card
"Who Am I?" is described as one of
the most dramatic pictures of the
year. TYneual of plot, yet credulous
artd smooch of action, H carries one
to the height of.suspended interest-a^d
breaks with the:sharp unexpected cli-
max that characterises superb drama.
A notable efc.st is seen In this splen-
did prod'.jctlon which was made under
the direction of Henry IColker.
At the Gem.
Ina Claire, the Belasco stage star,
Will lx; seen In pictures now at the
Gem Theater in "Polly With a Past,"
adapted by June Mathis from the the-
atrical success by George Middletbn
end (iuy Bolton. >
It was this play which brought Miss
Claire, for "nearly a year -how engaged
in enacting the' principal role in "The
Gold Diggers," the Lyceum Theater.
New York, to stardom. The story has
to do with a young girl, come from the
country to study for the operatic stage
but forced by circumstances finally to
lie a Housemaid. TUfPc the friends of
Bex Van Zile. In an effort to interest
that impre.^siohahIe yonng man from"
another woman they detest,, prevail
upon Polly Sharon to assume a past of
i> m interestingly brilliant hue. And
there properly—or perhaps Improperly
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«me Sunday for a big jiay roil is due.
and if you want to stay in this league
we have got ^support onr club, win
or lose, or we # ill pass out with Bon-
ham, and I know ttiat Unere is not a
fan fa town who wants to see our
Ldub drop cunt. So tnrn out Sunday.
Whut Is the matter with tho Red
getting that sterling aluggeV ("on-
krite, who In longs to t<Qker$i||,^ and
for a few dollars wiil put on n Sox
uniform. "Conk** la a alagger and a
man I think w* could rase right now,
for that bird couhl just about deliver
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pitched tlie first game, was in rare (h<, thnt is needed to put our
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t .'ill 11J.on. «l l<> Iho B«l so* hit
Appletim hard nn« P<it «ero«« the
winning mns. . i'
• The Bed Sox iufield was working in
big league styk? In the first game, put"
'Hi*-over two liglitning double plays,
team in the raw. Conikrite is at pres-
ent on the police force In Fort Worth,
and the fans have asked why Con-
krltc Is not in the lineup. Here is;
loping Manager Higgy ^ets in touch
with ,f'Cimk" at once, for, folks, he
sure docs hit that old apple, and every
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which i« the kind of Wipport a l^M iwl^ lie is at the hot. "Conk" liil
expects and which will 1^;. , Lap for ns last year and that Is the
SL . ^ kN llliHtfiuc lltat wins hall games.
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The Teleplione team defeated iK
Fa I rv lew telirn Mw^iwrore of 5-2 In a
seven Inning game Tuesday afternoon.
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Firming. .JTslrview, t rt s:gM. BldlngH.
Supina Jdt one for the circuit in the
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fx play another double
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Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 274, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 24, 1922, newspaper, May 24, 1922; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth194305/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .