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AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

{ Chicago. June I3--itlaying on rain
soaked diamond Chicago cut Bostons
{ lead down TO one fun game by winning
the opening game Of the series to ?
( Nalshss single, scoring Zeider. who RAD
for Bodie. scored the winning run in the
ninth Boston's only hits were made in
the fourth inning
Admirers of James MeAfeer and Robert
McRoy, owners of the Boston club, pre-
scented them with gifts before the game.
McAIeer received d chest of silver, and
5McRoy watch. Manager Stahl was pre-
scented with flower tributes.
Umpire Sheridan chased eight members
of the Boston club out Of the park for
protesting decision. Chicago players
raised a flag emblematic Of the city
championship
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Boston Curb Market.
New York Cotton Market.

New York, June IL.
Spot closed ar,iet Middling uplands 11.S0;
do. gulf 12.05 Sales 80 bales.
Galveston firm, u; New Orleans quiet,
12i Savannah. quiet and steady, liz,
Charleston nominal III; Memphis steady,
12s.
Net receipts for six days 2l.23s.
Exports TO Great Britain 69S9; to the
Continent 1975S. to Japan 6275
Stock 4l6,290
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, June 13.
CATTLE-Receipts 400. market steady
to 10 cents higher; beeyes 620@940; Texas
steers 6606fS2J
HOGS-Receipts 5000; market weak
and generally five cents lower; Hight 40
61145: mixed 7l56s55
SHEEP Receipts 10 0a0; market steady
to Is cents lower; native 325m5l5: western
f50l5l5 yearlings 5m7; native lambs 450ap
8; western 475Gsl0; spring lambs 5S06f9.
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chica 90 Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Juhe II.
Initial movement of new wheat from
work to- Missouri counted here. today.
against prices in the pit The market
closed unsettled 3Ms to 1Mls under last
night. Corn made a net advance of aui
to sMa, ard oats finished .Ms off to a
like amount up. Latest trading left pro-
visions varying from decline rise
of q.
WHEAT--July 1859; Sept. lo5sQss Dec.
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

Frday-Tom Jones VS.. George Wat
son at Columbus. o.
Saturday-Joe Sherrin VS.. Ray Tenn
Pile at Little Rock, Ark.
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international League.

At Baltimore Baltimore 3, Jersey
CITY q
AT Montreal Montreal 8. Buffalo &
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, Providence 2.
No other game scheduled
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Chicago 80 o / o i 0 g. 81
New York % o o o . l 0 x-3-l0-1
observation-disclosures and Archer Mathew
son and Myers Time l45 Umpires,
Klein and Bush
AT BROOKLYN
Pittsburg 80 0 | 0-5-l2-0
BROOKLYN 80 o 90 ~
Batteries-O'Toole and Kelley; Yingling
and Miller Time, 14l. Umpires, Eason
and tombstone.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati 90 3 o l 2-10-14-2
Philadelphia 2 0 o 0 > x-11-l3-2
Batteries-Benton, Keefe and Mclean;
Brennan, Alexander and Graham. Time,
g15 Empires, Owens and Brennan.
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SPORTING.
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.


Boston. June 13.-Boston batted Harmon
freely, today. and won the last game Of
the St Louis series 10 4. TYLER kept
the Cardinals hits scattered in all but
the sixth inning. Mowrey's home run IN
the first being the only tally in another
inning. Kirke's batting was a big factor
in Boston's run getting.
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New York Money Market.

New York. June Is.
Prime mercantile paper 3sG4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at AS for
60-day bills and at 49, 20 for demand
Commercial bills 4S4
Bar silver GIL.
Mexican dollars As.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds steady
Mnner- ON coll sfnndr oano nor cont /.
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FBatted Tor HarmOn III bIIl+
*eBatted for Geyer in Sth.
Boston ..0 o o 0 / x-6
st Louis .!......1 0 0 0 o.
Two-base hits-Biiss, Cakes. Three
base hit-Kirke. Home run-Mowfey.
Hits-On Harmon 9 in innings. off Gey-
er ] in Innings; off Steele in in
ming Sacrifice hits-O Rourke. Sweeney.
Stolen bases Magee. Sweeney, jackson.
Double play-Mowrey. Magee and kohet-
chy. Len on bases-Boston Z. st 1.ouis
TO- First base on balls-0n Tyler :. OF
Harmon l. off Geyer !. Hit by ptcher-
Mowrey Struck out-By Tyler BY
Harmon 2 by Ceyer /. by steele l. Pass
ed ball--eiowdy. Wild pitch-Harmon.
Time, 22I umpires, Finneran and Ems
lie
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OTHER GAMES.

Al New YORK. Princeton 10, Yale G.
At Williamstown--W Villains s, Cornell )
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CORN-July IA: Sept. 72sd7s: Dec. 6s..
OATS-July 50lMs: Sept. 414Ms.> Dec. AZ
PORK--July 1897. Sept l9.27a.i
LARD-Juiy 1881; Sept lll1a; Oct
1l.25.
SHORT RfBs-July 1o.55@.57l; Sept
1922.
FLOuR-Steady.
RYEANo. , 50.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing 65ffSi.
MALTING-Fair to choice l0Sull7.
TIMOTHY SEED-700ft900.
CLOVER SEED-1400u200o
MESS PORk-lS.S7aMf9.O
LARD-10S7a.
SHORT RIBS-1o50
BUTTER-Steady: creameries 23d25s;
diaries 20it24.
Realistically; receipts 1922 cases; at
market, cases Included. 15am1Gl; ordinary
first l6: first 17ml
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, 140i.
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Two-base hits Fourier. J. Collins.
Sacrifice hits-Bodie >, Fournier. Stahl
Weaver Left on bases-chieago {, Bos-
ton 4 Fret base on balls-on Walsh /,
on Collins |. Struck out-By Walsh 5.
BY Collins 4 Time. 80 EMPIRES, Bi-
neen and Sheridan
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Detroit .........1 / 0 o-S-s-2
phiIadeIphia IL 0 0-4-9-s
Batteries orks and Onslow, Plank
and Eean. Time. LIS. Umpires, Evans
and Westeryelt
AT CLEVELAND
Cleveland 20 o 0 0 > 0 Is -
Washington % 0 2 2 o 0-6-l3-2
Batferies--George, Banding and Liv-
ingston. Groom and Henry. Time, LIB
Umpires. Connolly and Hart.
At st Louis--The New YorE-St Louis
game was postponed; rain.
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DETAILS OF THURSDAYS CASES
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Boston Stock Market.
Am. Pneumatic
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was tabled without opposition and the
San Francisco Roosevelt supporter
was allowed to retain his seat as II
committeeman.
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ST LOUIS.

*Batted for Harmon in 9Th.
s4Batted for Geyer in sth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25
TOGO AND Nelson To
CLASH MONDAY NIGHT
FIGHTERS END TRAINING-CARD
WILL BE STAGED AT
FORT SMITH.

Interest Of the fight fans Of Tulsa
and other cities in Oklahoma. Arkan-
sas and neighboring states, will be cen
tered tomorrow in the Battling Nelson
Young Togo scrap at Fort Smith, Ark
In fact many Tulsan fans are prepar-
ing to go TO Fort Smith tomorrow and
be at the ringsde of this bout. AS is
well known Battling Nelson has agreed
to stop Togo in six rounds.
While Togo is built rather funny for
a fighter in the opinion of some, he
does not look anything like some of
the descriptions given by ambitious
young sporting writer's. He is not the
side show freak" by any means, that
these persons would make their read
ers believe. Togo's massive neck and
shoulders, surmounted by head re-
quiring a seven and one-quarter hat,
furnishes wonderful opportunities TO
the makers OF funny pictures. This
was the case with "Lanky Bob" Fitz-
simmons. when the freckled one was
at the zenith of his power.
Togo and Nelson will face one an
other In brand new ring. especially
erected for this contest and will be an
exact counterpart of the ring used by
Jeffries and Johnson in their memoir
able battle at Reno. Dhe corner
posts will be made of steel piping. In
stead Of using hemp ropes steel wire.
in rubber covering will be
used.
In the preliminaries Frank Ellis. the |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25
MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF INFANTS
Is CLEARED.

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.--The mys-
terry OF eight deaths OF babies IN the
brooklyn Nursery and Infants hos
pital was solved tonight, the police
say by the confession Of Wnfred
Ankcrs a kitchen woman AT the hos,
pltal. admitting that she placed OK
.alic acid In the babies milk bot
ties.
The woman, according TO the po-
lice. admitted placing oNalic acid IN
the babies milk bottles. She lil
lt. said the officers because she
wanted TO get square with the nurs-
es who We're my enemies"
The police believe she is insane but
say they will arrest her tomorrow.
She is "a years old and came to tho
hospital last July with her infant
she obtained employment IN tho
kitchen and often complained ~
small pay and poor food.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25
TULSA A. c. Gets ITS
INCORPORATION PAPERS
NEW CLUB STARTS OUT WITH
MEMBERSHIP OF 1OO-Is
INCORPORATED.

Articles OF Incorporation for tn,
Tulsa Athletic club were received
yesterday from the secretary oi
state. Messrs. Wade and Kane ar,
the incorporators. The club quarters
are being elaborately fitted out in
the basement Of the Crescent hotel
AZ the Frlsco tracks and Main street.
J. w. Wade is secretary Of the club,
and Glenn Condor is president.
over 100 members have already
signed the roll and a membership of
/ SOC is anticipated by March /. The
club will be conducted strictly in ac-
cordance with the state laws.
Turkish and other baths will be
ready for use day and night and
competent attendants will be In
charge at all times. boxing in
structor will also be on hand to teach
the members the rudiments OF the
game.
Many substantial business and pro-
fessional mon OF the city have already
signed the membership roll. Smok-
ers will be staged from time to time,
at which the feature entertainment
will be boxing and wrestling bouts OF
ten rounds or less
II is Intended TO have Tip Gross.
the well-known Tulsa lightweight.
who Is now in the city. figure in the
first card that is offered the club
members, which will take place some
timo during the month OF March.
None but duly elected club members
holding credentials. will be admitted
to the club smokers or at any other
TINA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25
BABIES READ AND WRITE.
"A System In Italy for Teaching the
Little Ones.

Milwaukee educators are interest.
ed in wonderful system in practice
In the convent schools Of Italy by
which babies of from 31s to are
taught to read, write and figure.
Blocks, plain ordinary blocks. may
be said TO be at the foundation Of
the system, devised by Nine. Maria
Montessori. Children learn to read
and write and to compose sentences
IN from six weeks to two months
The plan is described by Josephine
Tozier in McClure's.
Children are taken into the Mon.
teessori school at the age of 3 years.
They are allowed to take part in al
The practical acts of life about the
school. AT years they are set to
work waiting on table, washing dishes
and doing other housework.
Their school education begins when
they are handed plain blocks and
shown how to build a big stair"
Then they are given colored blocks
and told to arrange chromatic de.
signs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25

to s125. In addition another um.
pire was added to the league staff
of abritrators, making seven in all.
Manager Mike Finn, OF Mobile, who
drafted the schedule as adopted, was
awarded q vote of thanks aud 500.
The meeting finally adjourned at
1880. President Kavanaugh will take
the visiting magnates to Hot Springs
tomorrow where they will be enter
tanned. Following this trip the gath
ering will disband.
At the banquet rendered the mag
mates OF the league last night the
name of Judge w. NJ. Kavanaugh
was suggested as perpetual president
but nothing regarding this was done
at the meeting today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25
So. LEAGUE ADOPTS
season SCHEDULE
MAGNATES HAD NO TROUBLE
MANAGER FINN GIVEN
SlO0 FOR DOING IT.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Feb. "a
Contrary to Expectations throughout
the entire south, the bitter fight over
the proposed schedule OF the South
ern league failed to materialize when
the heads of the several clubs Of that
organization met in this city for the
real business session Of the spring
meeting today.
There was little or no dissension
among the league magnates and al
1880 the 1912 schedule was adopted
with one Of two minor changes. Ex-
changes in dates were made between
Atlanta and Montgomery and also
between Chattanooga and Mobile.
Every club in the Southern league
with the exception Of Montgomery,
was REPRESENTED at the meeting
which went into session at 10 o'clock
President +. G.. Baugh. of Birming-
ham. represented Nashville by proxy.
President Hirsig. Of the latter club,
having missed his train at Memphis.
In addition to the adoption of the
1912 schedule the leagtL officials
let out the contract for tickets for
the season.
The series to have been played by
Chattanooga in Birmingham May 9,
10, and IL was transferred to Chatta-
nooga. Chattanooga going TO Ba.-
mingham May 81, July /. and 4.
The series to have been played by
Atlanta at Montgomery May II, Is.
1s and 20 is transferred TO Atlanta,
May 10 and adding May
21. Atlanta goes to Montgomery May
~ and 81 and June /, and 3.
Chattanooga game at Birming-
ham May 81 is cancelled. Birmingham |
going to Chattanooga on August |
instead.
Birmingham game at Mobile Sep
tember 1 Is cancelled and assigned
for September 10. Nashville's game
1t Mobile May Is transferred to
May .. With these exceptions the
schedule as drawn up by the COM
nittee and mailed to the league pres
dents Is unchanged.
Raised Guarantee.
An important action taken at the
Meeting was the raising of the guar
Intee TO clubs for games from S100l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25

In Russia last year 2.252 religious
books were published. the editions ag-
gregating 3.692.39s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25

Tip Gross is a lightweight who was
practically unknown a year and a half
ago Last fall he left Tulsa and went
Go Springfield, Mo. wnere he sprang
into instant favor by making a great
showing before the Springfield Ath-
ietc club, with number Of WELL
known lightweight fighters.
Gross is back I'm Tulsa again and is
training hard every day at the Tulsa
Athletic club. which organization in
tends matching him with some good
boy for the opening smoker Of the
club.
Gross has hundreds Of friends I'm
Tulsa, and they are all boosting for
him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25

Il Is refreshing o. note that the
Tulsa Athletic club. Incorporated. IS
starting out oA me membership plan.
Their suol-ss bro get-ng members
shows coUclIsrely that Tulnns v.iI
literally patrlu.ze au Institution u
this kind. conducted oy experienced
and reliable men. Tae club quarters
are being fitted Out .n nice spN and
me gymnasium eli. be- 80 arranged
that 500 ans can oe seated with c0m-
f9rt % everyone. when the 500 mem-
bershlp II reached the club rolls VIII
ba closed. as 90 Is nor The desire of the
officers o. make mint ~ money or
r8iu.Hg the chances for a prosperous
season b. OVERRIDING the thing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25

fighting Italian, will meet Miner
Skaggs. Leon Dayer will clash with
Bert Rodgers. There will be two other
preliminary bouts.
Both Nelson and Togo finished
training yesterday. Both have been
working about a month in preparation
for bout tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25
SPORTING SMALL TALK
ALL LIVE TOPLCs----AT HOME AND ABROAD

Kid Forms an awful ulssle. notHith-
standing the Kids recent commend
able reeordl Manr can make l45
pounds eag but be isn't barring the
midIIes"
Kelly Is now dev0unK most OF his
attention 90 Dennis MagIrl. the 1885,
pouud brother ~ Art. who Is also d
promising pugi.sfIc possibility
Harry Wuest the athletic young
Cincinnati boxer. who was introduced
90 the Tulsa fight game last year by
Con Riley. and who acted as q SPAR
ring partner for Carl Morris for a
time. is making huge numbers Il
friends wherever De appears. lie got
a 'eu-rouHd draw Friday nIght az
Charleston S. g.. with Jack Gilbert.
10 Is announced now by Bmy McCar-
1ey. who is handling Wuests western
Interests. that tho Cincinnati Adouis
"a matched with JEFF Clark. he
Fighting Ghost. for 15-round con-
test at Joplin on March a defeat
for Clark VIII lose him a happy home.
as he has been well taken care Of at
Joplin for the past three years. Nine
ont of ten fans IN the Missouri city
are roofing for Wuest, who is already
a warm fay0rite there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25
ATHLETIC CLUB

Tht Tulsa Athletic club. Crescent
Hotel basement" will accept mem
bership beginning toNiay, which viii
entitle you to access to club rooms
and shower baths. Membership fes
Soc. Monthly dues Csc Turkish bath
open day and night to the public.
For further particulars call at club
room.
WADE q KANE. Prop.
No. /. North Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25

While there isn't any regular fight
season ia this country, one would
fudge from the bouts that have been
held this month. that the natal month
q George Washington and Abe Lin
coin sas a good period FOR the mitt
pgshers. 4 champion was defeated
and a new one created this month.
while in aIl sections Of the country
where fighting is permitted some
ring encounters of more than passing
n0te have been held. And February
should be- boxing month Football
IS over by February /. and basket
ball has worn out !ts welcome. skat-
lng is a dead issue in most parts of
the country. and but few big indoor
athletic meets are held. The base
hall bug Is not thoroughly developed
until March. Why then should Feb
ruary not he the mlttmens MONTH"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25

Jimmie Kelly. the BartcuIlc fight
lmpressaro. and the idol of Tulsa
fans. because ~ his ol,an-cIt manly
way Of handling fights and fighters
was a visitor IA Tulsa Friday Jimmie
spoke m glowing terms of his pro-
toge. Art Magirl, the weltcrwcight
who recently was placed in tho hands
OF BILLY MoCamey
"Magrl.' said Kelly ia sure
conner His recent Victories show
That however I believe no would give
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-02-25
Raised Guarantee.

An important action taken at the
meeting was the raising Of the guar
antee to clubs for games from 800
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
TO PUSH SALE
OF THE OYSTER
Would Develop Foreign Mark
Of for Jersey Shell Fish.

Trenton, August Efforts are
being made by Chief Bacon, of the
State Bureau of Shell Fisheries, to
interest the oyster shippers of the
State in the possibilities of extend
ing the foreign market for New Jer-
sey shell fish. Little has been done
in this respect, although it is a fact
that a total of $690,268 worth of
oysters were exported in 1911. OF
this amount Canada took $378,000
worth and England 100000 worth,
the balance going to various coun-
tries throughout the world. These
exports, however, were almost chief
ly confined to the products of the
canneries, so that the people nj for
eign lands have had little opportun-
ity of i%ndulging in the luscious fruit
of the sea SO familiar to Americans
on the Atlantic seaboard.
Chief Bacon has procured from
the Deparemtn of Manufacturers, at
Washington, several bulletins bear
ing upon the subject, which will aid
in the movement for arousing inter
est among the oystermen in this
business.
Report from Denmark.
tfo1 d INITIAL uoohJ ma &c L
flares of the American Legation at
Copenhagen, Denmark, makes this
report to the government upon the
oyster industry Of that country:
Oysters have been found in Dan
ish water for several hundred years
on the northeast coast of Jutland,
from theeast mouth Of Limfjord up
to Skagen, but most plentifully In
the vicinity of Frederikshavn. They
were not, however, very large, very
good, or very abundant. In 1925
the sea broke through the narrow
neck of land which then separated
L1mfjord from the North Sea, and
Llmfjord, which was formerly moth
ing but an inland lake, with slight
ly brackish water, became a great la
COON, or inlet of the sea, with very
salt water, communicating with the
North Sea on the west and the Cat
tegat on the east.
"This splendid breeding place was
soon discovered and utilized by the
large Atlantic oysters, which soon
settled down In little colonies all
over the bottom of the shallow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02

ing the consumption of oysters:
The experiment of importing
American oysters into France has
been tried several times, but, so far
as I can ascertain, with not very
while most Americans prefer the
brilliant success, as it is found that
American oysters, Europeans gener-
ally prefer those who the coppery
taste, which is peculiar to most oys-
tiers of European origin.
The great item of expense fol-
American oysters is, of course, the
freight and the difficulty of getting
them here always fresh and in good
condition, for 80 many cases OF
ptomaine poisoning have occurred
from eating stale oysters, or those
grown inwater vitiated by sewage
that consumers are very critical
about shellfish which have come q
long distance"
Vienna, Austria, says:
"Oysters are offered for sale in