Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 12, Ed. 1 Monday, August 7, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT MONDAY. AUGUST 7,1927.
SHERMAN TAKES FINAL
CAME OF TO. SEASON FROM
ARDMORE AGGREGATION
MPION ON HIS HAUNCHES
SPLICED NINE UNFOLDS WONDERFUL
BRAND OF BALL AT FAIR PARK
SUNDAY AFTERNOON-STEW-
ART PITCHES GREAT BALL
Sherman Hoped Hie abbreviated Tvx-
«• Oklahoma I >>n gin ■ season Sunday
with another victory oyer Hip Produc-
ers. The game, Incident ly, was thp fi-
nal of eleven consecutive games l«>-
Iween the Red. Ho* and the Producers,
of which the Sox look four out Hie
last all played at Fair I*ark. Sunday's
aertrt' was 3 lo 1 for Higghibolhaur*
crew.
It Was a makeshift nine which went
on the field to represent Sherman In
Bundny'a game, hut withal a stellar
gaijic was unfolded. With Manager
Hlgglnliothuni attending the League
executives’ meeting in Dallas and For
tier and Nnptna making it a day of
rest, Kara Cllenn, In charge of the crew
for the daj\ was forced to aend Erwin
to second after shifting Giles to third
to fill Fortler'a vacant position, while
Ferguson went to left and McCall to
right On top of this n recruit umpire
was enlisted to officiate In Hettlson's
absence. Hut despite this, Sherman's
nine, almost half pitcher*, and with
Stewart on the mound unreeled a
brand of hall which completely out-
classed that of the Producers.
With Stewart holding-the Producer*
to a trio of hits and the Sox finding
*'
T. AND O. LEAGUE‘WINDS
I P SEASON. STARTING ITS 1
PLAY-OFF GAMES TUESDAY'
Dallas. Txas. August 7.—Tlie Ttxas-
oWliihowu League officially cut its'
schedule of games for 1922 short 'With
yesterday's games, following an ex ecu-
Hre Session of the magnates of the
loop Sunday morning at the Jefferson
Hotel, at which the action \\»is taken
when the official sanction of the Na-
tions! Association was given to close
on August 10, with the right of reserv-
ing all the players.
The clubs will pay through Aug. 10
all players they desire to reserve, hut
will make no effort to play out the re-'
tualulng four games of the schedule.)
Instead, the championship play-off 1k>-
tween Paris, winner of the second half
and Greenville, winner of the first
half, will be started Tuesday. |
The plan to. finish the season by
carrying a four-club league until La-
tor Day. with Oak Cliff, replacing
Greenville, and North Fort Worth tak-1
lug the place of Paris, fell through as 1
soon ns the national hoard granted the1
Gaines for an even eight, the locals rl",lf of reservation, as it recognises
were enabled with this advantage to ,llt‘ dlffleiiltle* of transportation fore-|
put over the deciding runs. Sherman
runa, as Is generally the custom, were
the product of their anperlor hitting.
cl on the leugue by the strike situa-
tion. As most of the clubs are heavy
financial losers, they prefer to call off
EPISCOPAL
V
Buy It In Sherman
GEL OUT BOOK
By IAmounted Pr«$»
Chicago, August 7.—The Episcopal
iCornell |. about to publish a hook
, w liUl Is ''kpected to bring rcl-irw*
nmvonidju to more than ;it>ttC-
j it Is ite “5>urv*y' or budget which will
be pies* iiietl nt the triennial general
[ceii'ciUM ii of the church which .i.r's
at i'ovci vH. Cingou, Bcptomlier.
\ 'j'he i i.rvcy ini- expiu.n -u detail the'
, ml-is -,i> i idiM-i.-tioual uud soclil «-t-
vm \vo:ks of llie Ep^oopnl church,
both in rnited States and in foreign j
i lauds which cull for the support of the j
church for the next three years, Ile-
i aides the $21,000,000 budget there are
'several Ilsti: of "iH-iorit/^iNAugg for
.advance piojecta. One octflt'se is for
,$l.<MK,0<H' for building projects In the
j various < 1 mrch colleges.
1 Tlie Gcnerul Convention also will lie
, asked to change .‘lie title of the present j
I governing body from the ‘'Presiding '
llisbop and Council" to “Kutiunul Conn- ]
jell," and thut of tho “Department of ■
the Nation-wide Campaign" to “Field
Depart 6«it. f '
BINKLEY HOTEL
50 cent Lunch
12 to 2 P. M.
The Coolest Place in Town
Leave Your Coat at Home
r
I
AT-*
Grove’s
Tasteless
Ohm Tonic
For Pale,DelicateW«iii*n
-id Children 60c
Excellent Table Board
The Best ‘Home Cooked Meals
Nice Cock Modern Bedrooms
MRS. LANE
IS! South Walnut Phone Slot
Fq^d s
Plenty of Them
SOME REAL BARGAISS
Late Model Coape.
Late Model Roadster.
One Speedster.
One Touring Car.
All ’20 models or later.
Terms
Wood Auto Co.
200 S. Crockett St.
Phone 1750
while the visitors were enabled to make1**10 sl>Mwn- although the league la pret
their run through the circumstance uf/J" “‘rutin to be revived next year.
Details for the Paris-Greenvllle play-
off were arranged at yesterday's meet-
ing In hill. Pails won the toss for the
opening game and Greenville the priv-
ilege* of choosing the location of the
seventh game If It Is necessary to de-
a pass, n
by Payne.
saerifhe hit, and n double
'Leading Hitlers.
MeKay and Lewis were the leading
ri4doKTbtlwa^of “"'‘pal!! *;I,U;,U,° ‘lmmplonslilp. The series will
In succession, hi the fourth, which ac-
counted for ShcVraau'g first run, and
It Was this pair which brought in the
two final rnhs with blows In the
eighth. .X,. .
McKay's single after Seaman was
safe at first on Trueadale's hobble of
bis grounder to second and on second
when Gaines, fielding Giles' bunt, made
a wild throw at second to catch him,
scored (he deciding run. Another for
This photograph shows Benny Leonard ufter he had slipped and fallen in Hie 4th round of the lightweight
(liumpionship battle nt Boyles Thirty Acres. Jersey City. Tend I or is standing with upraised hands to Indicate that
P-enny'a tunable was ail accident and not the result of a blow.
Baseball Calendar
continue until one club wins four
games.
The schedule calls for alternating
games lu Paris Tuesday, Thursday a
Saturday, In Greenville Wedjiesd;
Friday and Sunday. In ease of ra
however, the schedule will lie carried
out in alternating order, playing the'club—
rained-out game the next day where it Paris
was scheduled.
Players participate in
TEXAS OKLAHOMA LEAGUE.
and
Jtly,
Hill,
ll
Sunday's Results.
Greenville 10-1, Corsicana !
Sherman ff, Ardmore 1.
Alex!n 5. Paris L
Slaiaiing.
JMexl- ....
_ - - . — the first four Greenville
good measure came a moment after |Caines’ receipts only. A tie In the first Sherman .
when Giles, on second on McKay's hit
came round on Lewis’ double to right.
rAe Rnx Store
four games counts as a players' game. Corsicana
Sherman-
Beaman, ef
Giles, db -
AB R n PO A E
........
4 1
8 1
Ferguson. If ..
0
McKay, lb ...
0
Lewis, ss .....
0
Erwin, 2b ....
0
McCall, rf ...
0
Kelly, c ......
0
Btewurt, p '...
0
Totals......
.... 32 3 8 27 14
1
Ardmore-—
AH II H TO A
K
Clopp. If ......
..... 4 0 0 1 0
0
Truesdale, 2b .
1
Borkus, rf----
0
Young, lh ....
.... 4 0 0 6 1
0
Join's, cf .....
0
Nbaffer, c .....
0
Payne, ss .....
1
Behrens. 3b ...
1
Gaines, p .....
1
Totals ......
4
Score by Inning*— vit h
E
Sherman .......
000 100 02*—3 * 8
1
Ardmore .......
010 000 000—1 3
4
Players eligible to play are: Pnris.
Pitchers. Gray, Shillings, Hopkins,
Morgan. Moore; catchers, Grieacubeck,
Lcmasters; infielderg. Trammeil. Rey-
nolds. Smith and Higginbotham! out-'
fielders. Bratcher, Taylor and Jdat-J
' 1 I hews. Greenville, pitchers Carl and,
rRed fllil, Larne, Bryan ami Coop;
catcher, Forrest; iiiflelders. Kizziar,
Krlegbautn. Waller and Brownlow ; out-
fielders, Webb, Neely, Seely and Love-
lace.
with Dallas, but permission hag been
given to play them. Lovelace is hardly
likely to lie spared to the Togs, but
Bryan will probably be loaned to the
team.
Admission prices for the series have
been fixed as follows: General admis-
sion 75c, grand stand $1, boxes fl.28.
the receipts will be divided as fol-
lows: Ten'per cent of all receipts to
the League. Of the remaining 90 per
cent of the first four games 60 per
cent will he given to the players and
the remaining 30 per cent divided
equally between the Paris and Green-
ville clubs, which split the entire 90
per cent on all games after the first
four. Of the players' share 00 jier eeut ^
Ardmore
P
W
f*
Pvt
41
28
19
.683
40
23
,17
2575
42
22
20
.324
42
21
21
.300
40
20
20 .
.500
42
17
25
.405
TEXAS LEAGUE
Sunday’s Results.
Fort Worth It-#, Dallas 19.
Wichita Falls 10-8. Shreveport
Nan Antonio 4-0, Houston 0-5.
Galveston 5, Beaumont 4.
11-2.
Standing.
Club—
1‘.
W.
L.
Pet.
Fort Worth
... 42
29
13
.606
Wichita Falls
27
12
.692
Dallas ......
... 38
22
16
.579
'Galveston ...
... 40
21
19
.525
Shreveport ..
... 39
17
22
.436
|Houston ....
San Antonio
... 30
... 39
15
16
21
23
.417
.410.
Beaumont ...
...37
8
29
216
AUTOMOBILE TAG NUMBER 100 FOR
1922 HANGS ON PRESIDENT’S CAR
OUR 33 1-3 PER CENT DISCOUNT
WALL PAPER SALE
Is a success beyond our expectations.
We are expecting you this week
W. N. BUTRIDGE
Phone 460.
210 S. Travis,
Baptist Encampment
WOODLAKE
During the period of the Encampment, August I -11,
Woocllake Pool will close at 8:00 P. M. Open all other
hours of the day to the public-
Summary—
.{Two-base hiU-McKay,
Payne, fjaines. Sacrifice
ayf, Shaffer, Giles. Double plays
l^wls, McKay, and Kelly. Struck out
Lewis 2,
hits—Stew-
goes to tbe winning club. 40 per cent ,
to tlie loiiera. Players will receive their j 1 T . „
auluries us wejl us their share of the " S '
Where They Flay Monday.
Fort Worth at Dallas.
Beaumont nt Galveston.
Nan Antonio at Houston.
Shreveport at Wt hi’a Falls, (2).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sunday's Results.
New York 11. Detroit 0.
Philadelphia 5, Chi'ago 1.
Cleveland'S, Boston 2. (thirteen iuu-
By Gaines 5, Stewart 0. Bases on expenses will lie burnt: by. the clubs. I
balls—Ofr Stewart 4. Hit by pitcher
—By Stewart (Jones). Passed halls—
Shaffer Stolen bases--Lewis, Truos-
dale. Time of game—1 hour and Hrr-
tjt-five minutes. Umpire—Lyon,
JtftiGE ANSON RAINEY
IIIE8 AT HOME OF DAUGHTER
IN CHICAGO SUNDAY
- Dallas, Texas, ^ugnst 7.—Judge An-
son Rainey. Chief Justice of the Court
<>f Civil Appea's for tbe Fifth Supreme
Judicial District, died Sunday morn-
lag at the borne of his daughter, Mrs.
Andrew Fenn, iu Chicago, according to
telegraphic information rerelved In
Dallas Band*.? afternoon by Mrs. R.
t. Hteunls ahd Mrs. L. R. Smith, his
nieces. The body will be brought to
Tbxas sod will be burled Tuesday af-
ternoon In Wagabachie, for inany years
bis home. 'A
Besides tbe Wife and daughter, there
aurvlre two grandchildren, Anson and
fikraidine Rainey, chfidren of Ftsnlr
Bklney; bis daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Ha; a niece, M«. W. C. Oldham, Cer
imrst*.
The set iea will lie umpired by
O'Hearn und Tauhlug. Umpire expenses N
will be met by the league. All other *
Washington
Standing.
ciuii— p.
Nt. .Louis ........ 104
York ...... It¥l
Detroit ........ 108
••.....s
"»•«» **».>Nrt;.'JRS65.
' ,,mU Boston 7k....... 104
Whe«e They Play Monday,
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
®.------9 “ "■
Walter Thompson, Ardipore; Dude
louisome. Corsicana; Boy Akin, Mcxia;
ike Sablosky. Greenville; Max Gibbs,
Sherman, and Earl Nnapp, Paris.
Nortlielltfe Sinking.
Uy tlie CnlUd Pren
London, August 7.—Viscount
NnrtellffO, famous British pub-
lisher, is sinking rapidly today.
Tlie \\eaknes* of the publisher,
who suffers from a stranpe edm-
pllcai Ion of maladies, had In-
creased over night, it was said.
Nortbellffe's condition Is very
grave.
W.
62
(12
57
33
53
50
41
40
L.
42
44
49
51
55
53
00
04
District ot coiumuin auto tag number 100 for 1922 hangs proudly on the
President's cor and is engerly sought by those who are anxious to get a peek
at the chief executive. Thl* picture of tbe front of the presidential car shows
tbe President's crest surrounded by four stars, the insignia which denotes his
rank as commander-in-chief of the army and navy.
TO PROTECT CAR
TRIE AND TUBES
ret.
.590
.585:
.538
.510
.491!
.485
Vital Parts Are Worthy of Much
Consideration When Con-
templating Long Run.
.406
.384
New York at Detroit.
Washington at St. I-outs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
L.
«,
Herman Wendell Hurt.
Herman Wendell sustained lnimer
ou* bruises and cuts when knocked
frotn a motorcycle delivery car which
aknna; a nephew, John N»l. Houston ; he w*» opiating on East Cherry street
tour neteea, Mr*. B. N. Compere, Abi- 'rK“ -
lene; lire. W. 8. Danorer, El Paso; Miss
Yeager, Eureka
Sunday morning. The accident occur
red when an automobile approaching
Yeager Peacock, and Mt«« lu G»e opposite direction turned across
Sunday’s Results.
"Chicago 10.-New York 3, (ten Inn-j
logs). ■■■jl
Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 3.
Two scheduled.
Standing.
Club— P. W.
New York ------- 102 «1
8t. Txmis ........ 104 62 42
& Chicago ......... 102 55 47
Pittsburgh ........ 09 52 47
Cincinnati ....... 105 54 51
Brooklyn ........ 101 50 51
Philadelphia ...... 95 36 59
Boston ............- 98 33 86
Where They PUy Monday.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cliieinnatt at' New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Pet.
.598
.590
.339
.325
.514
.495
879
.3St
FEW PmCTICKL SUGGESTIONS
Te Keep Safa and Free From Injury
During Driving, They Should Be\
Protected Against Moisture,
tilft add Grit
The automobile tire and Its accom-
panying Inner tube are tlie vital parts
tp be considered ou a long tour or in
the usual day's run. To keep them
for use fpr emergency cases on the
road 14 a thing to bo appreciated by
all owners and drivers. A few sug-
gestions are well worth considering,
Inasmuch ns they are offered from
practical experience.
To kepp the inner tubes sufe ttiid
free from lhjury during driving, they
should be protected against moisture,
dust, and grit, as these ufreet them
to an unlimited extent. To prepare
a tube for storage, remove tlie valve-
spring and plunger from the inside
of the valve-stem, and roll the tube
up so that all the air is expelled. Hold-
ing it still compressed, re-lnsert the
valve-plunger and screw It up tight,
after which, screw on the valve-cap.
Th* tBbftjSIMB absolutely Oat
and should be folded os shown In the
Illustration, and an elastic band made
from a strip cut off the end of an old
Inner tube around It, as ahown. One
at each etui will make a complete J <h.
wooden box with corrugateiTcardboarO
The Grayson Building and
Loan Company
Will lend you moey to build, buy or repair
your home. <±
Transfer that yearly note against your
place and pay it off in easy monthly pay-
ments.
Roon 411-12
M. & P. Bank Building
Phon elG
If Youi- Spare Tires and Tubes Are
Taken Care of as Described In This
Article, You Will Have No Trouble
From Them.
\
tacked to Its Inner walls. An ordi-
nary skate strap will.be best for lock-
ing the box.
The tires are the next In line. To
be kept In first class condition a tire
should be kept In a position as hear
Its real diameter as possible, and to
provide for this a rack |lhould be made
on tlie running board of the automo-!
bile to hold the tires. The Illustration
Shows a fhw suggestions as to how this
may he done.
I'o make either one of these, use
ordinary gas or water pipe 1 Inch in
diameter, with an elbow and long nip-
ple on the one for the spare wheel,
and a T and fiat-iron bracket with see* |
eral holes for up-and-down adjust-
ments for the spare-tire bracket. Thl*
accommodates tires from 90 Inch to
86 Inch. The difference In size is tak-!
en cere of by raising or lowering the,
bracket on tbe T and replacing the
bolt. Secure the tire by a heavy leath-
er strep passed' through tbe ends of
the bracket. Fasten the flange to the
running board by bolt*.—P. P. Aveng
lo Popular Science Monthly.
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m
Profits In August!
Are as important aft profits in Decem-
ber.
And Weather doesn’t affect the trick of
doing business. Profits depend on
winning and holding customers.
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