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Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-15
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
National League.

Chicago at Pttsburg. Two games.
Cincinnati at St. Louis
American league.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit New York.
Cleveland at Boston,
St. Louis at Washington
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-15

Pomfret Playing New Haven High.
Pomfret for Oct 4 at Pomfret is on
the New Haven High school teams
football schedule this season.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-15

what 1 did the second week after
had come to know him-that he is in
a class by himself.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-15
4
AaM Nark
n liz SeN
Boston.

Stated for Mattcrn in It'll
#+Batted for EogGe in 9Th
Score by innings:
New York ...-.-.....o o o. lis
Two base hits AIathewsen. 1ngertnn. Mcdonald;
three base hit. Dcwie; home runs, Spratt, Doyle.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-15
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Cincinnati.

IniaIs. % L 81 10
Winning scored with two out,
tBatted for Harmon in 10Th
Score by innings
Cincinnati -. 20 2 0 ] L 0 o-5
st. Louis ........0 L 0 . 0 0 lie
Two base hits Konetchy. Mclean, oakes 2; three
base hit. Mitchell.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-15
EASTERN LgAeug STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS THURSDAY.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
KARTSuKA AGAINST
RUNNING CORNER


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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
TULSA PREPARES TO SPEND
MONEY FOR IMPROVEMENT

Tuisa. Okla. nov J8.-WIth more
than million dollars worth u public
improvements underway oa January
D. 1912. exclusive ri factory. home and
business house construction. Tulsa
viii break all state records sor public
building aetigtg The city commits
sion today formally sold szsAg00
worth II bonds ror necessary improve
NESTS and tie aloaey 8ll be- receI ed
from tic Exchange National bank
local insufuuoH within thirty days
This $zS40o9 bond issue includes
the following improvements st00.-
900 Tor sewers and extensions. $50.
900 FOR extension Of water mains. a
new e.9o0eoe de.iy capacity pump and
station $4,000 for street improve.
ments Fiaducts aud subways. $4,000
for neB FIRE station and additional
apparatus and $1,000 to apply On
street paving assessments. A $1,000
9ond issue Tor a library site was called
on because of tho light vote cast on
the proposition.
This $Z84000 expenditure added no
The s2Z5.o00 court house now iu course
1f construction and SGG7.000 worth OIL
good road Improvements IN district
'ne Of which the city Of Tulsa is the
center viii bring the total Of city and /
county improvements almost exclus-
yely within the city up to sI.176.0 600 |
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23
COOPER JOINS
SENATORS TODAY
Berger May Finish Season
With the Diggers.
PROSPECTS Bril- HT FOR LEFTY
Andy Keefe Given a Trial
With Columbus.
Former HamiIoh Player Relieves Cd
well For o. Time--Rebel Kcene IS
on the job With Pittsburg as Sub
stltute Catcher-Truby Said To
Have u Chance for \. 4. Position.

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Lefty Cooper is expected to join the
Columbus Senators today but 1t is
doubtful If the youngster will pitch
as he worked in the slugging match
between the Diggers and the Cobblers
yesterday.
The local officials have agreed to
send Lefty to Columbus at once and
In return for this favor. Will probably
be given the services of Heine Berger.
former Cleveland and Columbus twir-
Ter, who has not been meeting with
much success in the American asso-
citation this year. 1t Is thought that
Berger can master the batters In the
Ohio STATE league. At least he will
help towards filling the vacancy cre-
.ated by Cooper's going.
Umpire Harry TRULY was in Colum-
bus last night and declared that Coop
er would make the rifle right away
in the A. A.. aud TRULY is In position
to Judge the power of the young
southpaw
In Columbus Cooper will be given
a swell opportunity to demonstrate
his side wheeling ability as he viii
have fast fielding team behind him
Many Ohio State eyes will be watch
ing for the result of his first game.
Cooper leaves the league with re-
cord of 1G victories and 10 defeats.
His batting average last week was
.254.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23
0he,mne Dccornted.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug 2S.-Cheyen-
ne is gaily decorated in honor of the
l5th annual frontier day celebration
which began today az Frontier park.
There are $1,000 visitors
Cowboy celebrlties-fo former ana
present champions and best, touted
} CssiDill,ies-arc centcrs OF attrac-
ton.
Cowgirls are, as usual picturesque
features of the situation. However,
Mrs Bernie ST. Claire, the most dar-
ing woman that ever wore spurs, could
not be distinguished by her costume
from the average female member ot
:he crowd Hr
This AFTERNOON will produce some
DARING and spectacular performance
but the cream off roping and rid
ing will be Withheld until Friday and
saturday
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23
SOCIETY
and CLUBS

The Sunshine daughters of the Uni
ted Brethren church met at the home
Of Miss Faye Mackey ON Cherry street
Tuesday evening There was a fine
attendance of the members and an
interesting program was given in the
following order: Mrs. Aaron Mason.
Of Panama, gave an entertaining talk
on Aer home, after which Miss Vesta
WILLIAMSON and Miss Mackey rem
dered several Instrumental selections
on the piano. Miss Carrie Myles gave
very pleasing recitation which closed
the program. During the social hour
which followed, a contest was held In
which Miss Katie Cromer won the
prize. Lunch vas later served in the
dining room which was prettily deco
rated with the class colors of blue and
white, Tiny pennants We're used as
fayCrs.
Guests Of the class were Miss Helen
Lenahan of Wirkesdane, Pa, Mrs.
Sarah Mackey of Durad, Michigan
Miss Ruby Evans of Columbus, Mrs.
Aaron Mason of Panama. Misses
Katie Cromer Lulu Cromer, Minnie
KraclS and Hazel lPaessler.
The next meeting will take place on
the second Tuesday in September at
the home of Miss Cora Paessler on
llncc pher avenue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

Hits-On Lloyd. in 2-2 innings
off Moore, 9 in 3 1-2 innings off Hart
wig 3 in innings off Lallier. 4 in
: innings; off Cooper 10 In 4 in
nings. Two-base hits-Weinberg.
Beers, Moore. Colligan, Linderbeck.
Three-base hits-H. Cain. Conweil,
Goorich, Meehan. Smith Home run
II. Cain. Sacrifice hits-H. Cain.
Conwell, Goodrich, Kelley. Weller
Stolen base-Lallier First base on
balls-On Lloyd 2, off Lallier First
base on balls-Onf Lloyd 2. off Cooper
9, off Hartwlg I. Off Lallier 2.
Hit by pitcher-E. Cain, Meehan Me
Cali. Struck out-By Hartwig g by
Cooper g. Passed balls--Smth, Vein
berg. Wild pitch-Lloyd. Time-2:1O.
Umpire--Raphun.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23
Ihlrleen to Re Relensed

Denver, Col, Aug. 23.-Thlrteen Of
the fifteen members of the Uni,ed
Mine Workers, sentenced TO Jail re-
Gently by District Judge Whitford on
the charge of being in contempt by
violating Whtfords Injunction In the
No. thern Colorado coal fields, will be
released ON bond this Afternoon.
Judge George Musser. of the state
supreme court, ordered the release of
the men pending a hearing by the full
supreme court on an application by
the miners for writ of supersedeas.
The thirteen miners affected were
charged with civil contempt. Judge
Musser refused to release William
Crawford and Edward Doyle, the 9th
er two, who are accused of criminal
contempt.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

Leaping from the back Of rapidly
galloping horse onto the neck of a
lying long-horned steer ana throwing
II with his bare hands Is but pastime
for Buffalo Vernon, who comes to this
city Friday, Sept. J. afternoon and
aight with the Young Buffalo Wild
West Show. While ne performs this
feat with what appears to the audi
ence to be the greatest ease, he Is the
only man in the world who has ever
performed IT, As his charging pony
reaches the hot sides Of the steer
Vernon leaps from his saddle on to
the animals neck He seizes the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23
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Woops, my dears. The Giants have
pulled the Cubs caudal appendage so
hard the entire body of the beast has
dropped out of first place. And there's
no ring around the moon.
But our insignificant little wager
stll stands that the worlds series is
not destined to be played In the
shadows of Coogan's Bluff.
one man-for two years dubbed an
$ll 900 lemon-is responsible for the
Giants present nigh estate. And
New York-the town Of "know 1t all"
lis Just beginning to learn that
Marquard can pitch.
Josh Devore came In from left field
often enough to clout out Ave nice
sngles--one for each trip to the
plate. And that's a record that has
been equaled but not beaten in a
long, long time.
4 Alexander the Great outpitched
Ferry and Hendrix and the Phillie3
stopped the Pirates onward march,
three to nothing.
The Athletics got only an even
break in their double-header with
the Browns, but that was more than
enough to keep them ahead OF the
Tigers.
After using up team and three
quarters and seeing Ty Cobb
banished from the playing
field, Hughie Jennings also
saw his team lose to Russell Ford
and eight other Yankees.
Good old Cy Young reappeared in
the uniform of Boston National
and Boston lost. But it's hardly fair
Ia lay blame at Cys door. Some
mighty good pitchers have lost games
with Boston support"
Philadelphia sporting writer's are
unkind enough to say the long dis
cussed home for superannuated and
aged ball tossers has been opened by
President Russell in Bean town.
Gregg pitched the Maps To victory
again, this time winning from the
Speed Boys by one 10 nothing. AL
though Ping Bode failed to get a.
hit-a thing not to be wondered at
any more-the White Sox finally pull
ed the game out OF the fire, winning
from the Senators by three to one.
Use Glover Leaf -four to make bis
cults and bread for the picnic basket
2-1h-aodff
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

beast by its horns and with quick
jerk turns It's head toward him, and,
with one quick twist Of his arms and
his neck, hurls the animal to the
ground. The feat performed by Buff
falo Vernon is. however but one of
the feats Of daring performed by the
cowboys with the Young BuTalo show
The biz Wild West show has with 1t
this year Montana Jack, the only cow
hoy in the world who has crawled be-
meath his mounts stomach while in
fun gallop Fred Burns, who is known
from coast TO coast as The King of
the Rope;' Annie oakley, the peer
less woman wing and rifle shot the
uLdefedted champion marksman of
America, Curtis Liston, and Captain
stuart, remarkable shooter; ana
Rough Riders from an quarters OF
the globe. ln addition. 1t has with II
Ambrose Means, the "llcn lassoer" of
africa: a whole tribe Of Cheyenne In
dians under command of Chief Thun-
der Bird, the richest Indian in the
United St9tes, whose street costume
cost $l3Oo. a Sowgirls band; dozens
of daring women of the plains, WIN
ride bucking broncos and depict the
life of the plains as braved by thu
hardy wives of the first western pio-
Lctrs. .rt
The big wild West show will in
augurate It's engagement in this city
With a big street parade which viii
take place at 10 o'clock on the day OF
exhibition. The 200 men and women
and 500 horses and other features viii
participate ia this street demonstra-
lion, which is said to be the finest
ever given by any tented amusement
enterprise.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

freshments were served at 4:3O
o'clock.
Guests of Miss Perrachio were Miss
es Clara Noll, Mary Mulrow, Mary FL
len Lundergan, Theresa Pruzzi. Flor.
ence Schuler, Mary Elizabeth Lunder
gan, Anna Lawrence, Helen Snecken-
berger. Marie Roller, Josephine
O'Donnell and Catherine Schuler of
Gallon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23
Mrs. Fnrlong DIVING.

Sprlnglleld, Mass, Aug. l3.-Mrs.
Mary Furlong, II, of Wnbraham, Is
dying today in the Springfield hos
'pltal as result OF her carriage b, p
ing wrecked by an automobile driven
ana owned by Edward A. Deeds, Of
Dayton, Ohio, vice president 90 the
National Cash Register compaJv
Deeds was allowed tc conti.,ue win
his family on the understanding tha,
he would return when requested.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

were good for another tally in the
seventh Goodrich tripled in the
eighth but failed to negotiate the re-
mainder Of the journey
The second was the only inning in
which the locals failed to get man
on the sacks.
Score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

Outhelder J<eefe former Hamilton
player, was given his first trial with
the Columbus Senators yesterday. taxi
ing Walsh's place at the bat in the
seventh inning and fouling the first
ball pitched. Catcher O'ConnOr made
a fancy catch of the ball near tha
stand. In the ninth, Keefe cracked
liner to Hyatt, He played the mid
die field, giving Odwell short rest
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23
Two-base hits-ConnelI. Frost /

Two-base hits-Connell Frost. Sac
riiice hits-Frost. Joyce, Locke, Con-
rell 2, Sacrifice fly-Donnelly. Beswlck
Grown ?. Hit by pitched ball-Marlln
joyce. Struck out-By Frost 4, by
Irown 4. Bases on balls-Or Frost
: off Brown /. Umpirss -Jolnson
and Truby. Tlme-1:A5.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

Rebel I<eene, former Reaper, Is
back again with tho Pttsburg Ma.
ticnals after short trip to Youngs-
town To visit Bonesetter Reese. He
was taken on The eastern trip with
toe Pirates, not as a first sacker but as
"a substitute catcher. Keene not only
persuaded the Pirate management
that hls ankle was perfectly well but
also that he has a perfectly good
catcher.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23
'HARTWIG COMES
TO THE RESCUE
Free-f -for-all slugging Match
Goes to Cobblers.
lAllIER TURNS PITCHER
Cooper Relieves the Short
stop and is Trounced.

Lloyd and Moore Are Driven From
the Mound-Diggers One Run BE-
hind When Final Inning is Over.
N. Gain Hits Home Run-Other
Players Add Weight to Batting
Averages.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

Miss OLA Allmendinger entertain
ed at dinner Tuesday evening at her
bone at the corner Of west Church
and Orchard streets.
Covers were laid for twelve, at 20
table prettily decorated with golden
glow and ferns. Alter-dinner hour.
We're spent rocially with music and
chat. Mrs. Phronia Egll of New
York, Miss Ruth Romoser, of Chicago
md Mrs. Clara Albright, of Cncu
natl were the only o,t IF town guests
presnt.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23
American Association

AT LOUISVILLE &. Minneapolis II.
Second; Louisville g. Minneapolis 9
AT INDlANAPoLls l. Milwaukee 0.
Al COLUMBUS 2, Kansas C,ty y.
AT TOLEDO 0, ~. Paul 3.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

As a farewell courtesy to Miss Mary
Perrachio u numbre of her girl friends
called on her AT her home on PARK
street to spend Tuesday afternoon
Miss Perrachio II 10 leave in Septem
rsr Cor the .incinnati School of Mu-
sic, where she lill 4tuly VOCAL music.
The afternoon was very pleasantly
Spent n music and games and re
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

1t was learned Monday evening
through a reliable source that Umpire
Harry TRULY, now Officiating here
win secure position as umpire in
The American association next year
This bit of news sounds good and
there seems TO be more truth than
fiction in the statement--Lancastel
Eagle
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23
Extra Inning Game.

Plqua. o., Aug. 23.- Herold's hit
scored the winning run in twelve
inning battle with Springfield yester-
day. Mcllvain held the Reapers aft
er Kline had been hit hard The
score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Roy San
ford entertained the embroidery club
Ct which she Is a member. at her
home ON Delaware avenue. This was
Mrs. Sanford's farewell attendance of
the club, as she is soon to leave for
her new nome in Chicago.
The women spent the afternoon very
PLEASANTLY in embroidery work and
fancy sewing, and at four thirty
o'clock, dainty lunch was served.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-23

Mrs Charles Mapes was given a
very pleasant surprise Tuesday even
ing, when about twenty of her friends
called on her at her home on wes,
Church street, in honor of her birth
uay the anniversary of which she
celebrated yesterday.
The evening was spent socially and
refreshments were served.